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But NPR, in its initial statement, made it sound like this was just about a few bad sentences that had spoiled a good thing: Juan has been a valuable contributor to NPR and public radio for many years and we did not make this decision lightly or without regret.

In its initial statement, the Interior Ministry said it regretted the beating and called it an "individual attack" that did not reflect police doctrine.

Toyota, in its initial statement about the closure, said the "cost of production" in Australia was a key factor.

The Munich archdiocese, in its initial statement on Father Hullermann's case this month, said "the statements of the treating psychologist" were decisive in his return to parish duties.

UPDATE: 2 50 p.m. -- MSF issued a statement referring to the vehicle as an "armored vehicle," not a "tank," as in its initial statement on the incident.

In its initial public statement about the litigation, the N.C.A.A. noted that its agreement with E.A. Sports, an Electronic Arts brand, prohibited the names and pictures of current student-athletes, adding that "we are confident no such use has occurred".

NATO, in its initial public statements last week, said that video of the assault showed armed men meeting and then dispersing on a mountainside.

Carlyle puts the consequence of this aptly when it states in its initial public offering registration statement that "a holder of common units may have his common units purchased at an undesirable time or price".

"[The Better Care Act] takes insurance away from tens of millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Nevadans," Heller said, echoing a sentiment expressed in his initial statement on the bill, when it came out Thursday.

Mr. Obama did not use the word "coup" in his initial statement about Mr. Morsi's ouster, and he has not done so since.

Cameron is right, he did allow himself wriggle room in his initial statement, but he knew how his words would be interpreted by the public, and in that he was being deeply dishonest.