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Walkout
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Walkout
The act in which all the employees of a company leave the workplace and refuse to work any longer that day. A walkout is a type of protest for better wages, benefits or other demands. It may be sustained (and therefore part of a strike) or it may be a one-off event.


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uk - has received numerous comments about the Morrissey walk-off since breaking the story on Saturday night: rach3 wrote: "What a shame that someone decides to throw something, plastic cup, bottle or otherwise at another person.
Byline: PREPS The Register-Guard JUNCTION CITY - Colton McClintock hit a three-run, walk-off home run with two out in the ninth inning to give Junction City a 10-7 victory over Elmira in a Sky-Em League baseball game on Wednesday.
Pepperdine 4, CSUN 3 (10): Nate Simon's walk-off home run in the 10th gave the host Waves (2-1) the rubber game over the Matadors.
 
 
 
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