Can you mention some skills of withdrawing (pulling out of the conversation)?

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In my opinion, at the beginning of every conversation and in order to protect yourself anyway, you need to say the " you have limit time ...."

So, if you win your conversation so you can finish it at anytime, or if you loss it you can withdrawing since you have not enough time to finish it. BUT do not forget to let this conversation and others as open end conversation, prepare your evidences and re- your conversation again just if you are sure that you will win this time.

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Before starting any conversation you must have the objective as well as pros and cons clarity. Same time, you can make it time binding too, once you feel that you are loosing control or conversation may put you on back foot then you may close it tactfully, nicely, softly and if possible put on for other time to regain the control.

1. WITHDRAWAL FROM A CONVERSATION MEANS YOU ARE REJECTING THE IDEA OF THE OTHER PARTIES.

2.NO COMPROMISED BY THE PARTIES

3.REACTION CAN BE THE POSSIBLE OUTCOME IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

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It need some intelligence, and talking ethics, also more of body language, but we must knaw the other part of coversation (partner, administrator, worker) cause to evry one his way  

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i agree with all answers

Omar and Hemant presented a good answer for the question.

With due respect to other colleagues.

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Frankly excusing yourself is the best but in some cultures it may be frowned upon.  Pretending to get a call, late for a meeting, or just quitely dissaperaing if in a group.  well it also all depends on the company you are in.  

Start listening more.

Show that I am not interested in the subject presented to me, but in a good way.

Do not comment on anything other part says so long as I am not convinced of what he is saying, "That's why I'm going to cut t off and withdrawing of the conversation ."

Stop with anything makes me ask for time to think or study the matter.

Apologize in a good way on the pretext that I have other meetings.