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He did not kill off his hero, but instead issued a very precise threat.

For now, those are gains are just on paper; Bain did not sell any stock in the I.P.O. but instead issued new shares.

The judge did not rule on the merits of the case but instead issued a preliminary injunction so the merits could be considered.

Mr. Lieberman declined to be interviewed for this article, but instead issued a statement saying that he would "call it like I see it on the issues, including when I disagree with those individuals, industries and interests who support me".

Last July, federal officials decided against a public alert, but instead issued a private bulletin to state and local law enforcement agencies advising them to be particularly watchful because of the political and cultural significance of the holiday.

The Romney campaign has not disputed that account, but instead issued a news release with comments from former lieutenant governor Kerry Healey, who served as a liaison between the Romney administration and the women's group.

If the police wish to take someone into custody, they should not use force but instead issue a warning, like the Miranda warning, backed by a sanction.

These sites -- also called metasearch tools -- don't maintain any kind of index of their own but instead issue search requests to fistfuls of other Web search sites.

This does not mean providing our troops to fight, but instead issuing limited medical, engineering, logistics or aviation units.

While Bitcoin is indeed stateless, it "is not issued by a private enterprise operating in a competitive environment, disciplined by the market to maintain the stable value of its currency," as economist Friedrich Hayek imagined, but is instead issued automatically at a predictable rate.

But the F.D.A. instead issued a "complete response" letter, essentially a rejection, which could possibly delay approval well beyond 90 days.