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In Mozambique, the government backtracked on its decision to raise bread prices by 30 percent after riots in which more than a dozen people died.

The premier admitted the government had "got it wrong" when he backtracked on a decision to ban greyhound racing in NSW in October.

The former Pakistan captains Younus Khan and Muhammad Yousuf had their international futures cast aside and then restored just as quickly after the Pakistan Cricket Board backtracked on its decision to ban the two players.

After cries of protest, the academy backtracked on its decision to rotate a few categories into the commercial breaks, as award shows like the Tonys have done in the past.

However, he later backtracked on the decision, advising the Palestinian leadership to limit the office's activities to efforts to achieve peace with Israel as the Trump administration prepares its long-awaited peace plan.

JERUSALEM — Yielding to pressure from his ultra-Orthodox coalition partners, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Sunday backtracked on a decision to create a space at the Western Wall in Jerusalem where men and women can pray together and non-Orthodox rituals can be practiced.

In early October, Netflix backtracked on this decision.

The Greek government has backtracked on its decision to suspend professional football in the country indefinitely.

The company has been through a lot in the last month, and has now backtracked on its decision to pull the film completely.

Facebook has backtracked on its decision to censor a Norwegian journalist and newspaper's posts, reinstating the nude photo of a child fleeing napalm during the Vietnam war.

Jordanian officials have backtracked on a decision they made last week to ban popular Lebanese rock band Mashrou Leila from performing in Amman's Roman amphitheater.