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It is a request to the bench (i.e. the judge) to take something back. Most things in courtrooms can be taken back without the judge's permission, such as objectionable questions. However, once a lawyer has declared himself or herself as counsel in a case, he or she cannot withdraw as counsel of record without consent of the court. This is usually what a motion to withdraw means--a request for a lawyer to be allowed to quit.
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