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Keatts, Lewis and Sara Libby had to scrap their first podcast recording Thursday when NBC 7 retracted its story.

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In a statement Friday, Bry disavowed any responsibility for spreading misinformation by promoting the story while it was disputed but not yet retracted.

POLITICS REPORT: FORGED FOOTNOTE 15SCOTT LEWIS AND ANDREW KEATTSSEPTEMBER 12, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO

Once the plastic sticks, one for each sample, are retracted and sealed in a bag marked “biohazard,” the residents are hustled out of the facility.

HONG KONG’S CITYWIDE COVID-19 TESTING HAS BECOME A BAROMETER OF PUBLIC TRUSTEAMONBARRETTSEPTEMBER 9, 2020FORTUNE

Sri Lankan police retracted the mistake, but not before Majeed received death threats.

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In fairness to the candidates, though, the paper has not written or announced that it withdrew its support or retracted its view that, for example, Elliott should not be fired.

POLITICS REPORT: WHO WILL GET THE MIDWAY ROSE?SCOTT LEWIS AND ANDREW KEATTSAUGUST 15, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO

The Reformer did not recoil, did not retract; but his judge, he who never ceased exclaiming, Retract!

HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY (VOLUME 1)J. H. MERLE D'AUBIGN

Sir, I make allowance for you; I retract my menace, and apologize.

EREMAR. D. BLACKMORE

It is not like me to retract a determination, but if you will say now what you did last night—'Do not go!'

HUSKSMARION HARLAND

"Do not let him retract," cried Porbus, striking Poussin on the shoulder.

THE HIDDEN MASTERPIECEHONORE DE BALZAC

Now Gertrude had builded upon the supposition that she was safe beyond the reach of recall, and she made haste to retract.

A ROMANCE IN TRANSITFRANCIS LYNDE