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Responding to his first statement about Colombian citizens being killed, the White House said it looked forward to President Petro "publicly retracting his baseless and reprehensible statement".

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While Mr Sullivan later retracted his confessions, the police and prosecution also relied on bite mark evidence, a now widely discredited field of forensic science.

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It called for her to retract the remarks and summoned the Japanese ambassador on Friday.

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Despite the escalating diplomatic spat, Takaichi has since indicated she has no intention of retracting her statement and insisted it was consistent with Tokyo's long-standing policy.

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Beijing called on Takaichi to retract her remarks, which she hasn’t done.

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