recant

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• Baltimore’s recant hasn’t changed a thing, Wade argues, writing to the Los Angeles Times’ Hiltzik that he believes “the totality of the quote” still supports his case.

• There are still many open questions around the situation — like if Apple was aware of García Martínez’s writing, if he was terminated or willingly resigned, and if he was given a chance to recant his earlier stated views before leaving.

• So if Newsom’s supporters can convince enough recall signatories to recant by June 8, he can avoid a referendum.

• A claim made by a postal worker in Pennsylvania about ballots being tampered with was later recanted.

• The board of overseers found out that Carey offered her a nondisclosure agreement to recant the testimony in exchange for the title to his car and $1,000.

• However, she has since refused to recant her story and stands by her original claim.

• A great opinion prevailed that he was about to recant; others thought that he wanted further time.

• It was not too late, he would recant, and go back and enter the Church, and become a great and powerful prelate.

• He shall do this; or else I do recant The pardon that I late pronouncèd here.

• He was required to recant, to abjure the doctrines he had taught; not in private, but publicly before the world.

• He did not like the idea of being alone, and if he did not formally in so many words, he did so by his actions.