0 past simple and past participle of cancel
Transactions performed by the market must be atomic, that is, they have no effect if they fail or are cancelled prior to completion.
But among these cancelled entailments are presuppositions (weakbut-not-strong entailments), specifically the existential presupposition, and these are neither logically denied not logically affirmed.
Most of the urban factories cancelled some or all of their personnel transportation services when the crisis hit.
Second, the law cancelled previously established effective restrictions on switching.
He cancelled the rest of his vacation and came down and took his seat in the seminar.
Each event starts out in state 0, and passes to one of 1 or x depending, respectively, on whether it happens or is cancelled.
However, some older people refused or had cancelled home care.
The scheduled valvoplasty in one patient was cancelled after the initial diagnosis of a cleft mitral valve was excluded.
