Pullout (noun)

1. An act or instance of removing or separating from a previously occupied position.
2. A section of a publication that can be removed and kept for reference.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: back-formation from pull out.

Examples:

1. The pullout of troops from the war-torn region was met with mixed emotions by the local population.
2. The pullout of investment funds from the stock market caused a panic and a rapid drop in stock prices.
3. The pullout couch in the living room was convenient for guests who needed a place to sleep.
4. The pullout from the agreement by one of the parties jeopardized the entire peace process.
5. The pullout section of the magazine contained detailed information about the best hiking trails in the area.