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The police had initially put the number of suspects at seven, arrested early Wednesday.

Experts had initially put the value of Savile's estate at around £4m.

Bobeck said that Darby had "initially put an anonymous letter under our door, then he later came forward and gave a sworn statement.

The plan he published last fall offered vast tax relief to the wealthy, but he has also said that some rich taxpayers should pay more, and he recently indicated that he is reconsidering the plan he had initially put forward.

Bernd Schneider's crosses from the left had initially put the Brazil goal under threat, but after 18 minutes a single touch from Ronaldinho was enough to present Ronaldo with the World Cup final's first clear chance.

Surveillance footage from the pharmacy shows that along with other customers, Agent Capano, 51, had initially put his hands above his head, as the robber, who appeared to be armed with a gun, took cash and hundreds of pills or capsules of the painkillers oxycodone and Opana, according to a person familiar with the investigation.

"But really, what else could you call this?" And while the title may have initially put off some critics, the reviews were almost unanimously good and the show won two Obie Awards.

"Those sort of aspirational brands for customers only come to a destination if it's right for them, and they wouldn't take the risk of coming here if they didn't believe we had the right demographic in this shopping centre and the area to meet their expectations". Writer and journalist Pete May, author of The Joy of Essex, said Lakeside's location may have initially put retailers off.

Some inside the network argued that its reporters — who had initially been put onto the story by Tom Condon, Te'o's agent — had enough material to justify publishing an article.

"I remember his audition vividly," said Tim Gunn, chief creative officer of Liz Claiborne, recalling how he had initially been put off by the fact that Mr. Siriano was 21 when he tried out.

In discussions this week at the Central Intelligence Agency's headquarters, Dr. Kay, who took the job in June and has been living in Baghdad, said he was considering leaving in part because the search was taking much longer than he had initially expected, putting a strain on his family, government officials said.