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Usage of retracted in English
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However, the company said it retracted none of the allegations against him.
The Irish Times
2
Last week Science retracted the paper, based on irregularities and false claims.
The Guardian
3
The suspects retracted confessions'' they said had been tortured out of them.
The Guardian
4
A spokesman for JP Morgan said the company had retracted its report.
Reuters
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Knox soon retracted the confession, and went back to her original story.
The Guardian
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She got really upset, so I promptly apologised and retracted my words.
News.com.au
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After this event Persson retracted her earlier confession and changed her story.
Firewall
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They later retracted their confessions and said they were tortured into confessing.
Reuters
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And not something which may yet be retracted in a certain contingency.
Leaves of Grass
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But the suspects retracted those confessions, saying they were given under duress.
Reuters
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She later retracted these comments, saying they were meant as a joke.
The Guardian
12
The bulkhead doors had automatically retracted with the return of standard atmosphere.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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In those four cases, the retracted liver capsule was smooth and regular.
Pubmed
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He later retracted his remarks, saying they were only aimed at CITIC.
Reuters
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He retracted the probe and moved Blue Team a block farther south.
The Fall of Reach
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Through the port, she saw a cartridge being retracted from the chamber.
In the Dark
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