"That description describes the entire San Diego delegation," Mr. Lowery told reporters as he withdrew, referring to his three local colleagues, all Republicans.
But it says, "According to Robert Stein, Fern Holland signed for and withdrew $196,044," referring to the payment that Ms. Holland had not, in fact, signed for.
Other candidates withdrew, several referring to the election as a "farce", in the context of the massive support of both the media and state institutions for Mr Sisi.
Research Officers will collect medical record data from all confirmed cases of TSCI, who do not withdraw (opt out) (refer to Ethics, below).
Correction: April 13 , 2004 Tuesday An article on March 17 about political pressures on Italy's government to withdraw troops from Iraq referred incorrectly to Britain's involvement in the American-led invasion last year.
One text has already been withdrawn because it referred to prostitution in frontier towns.
The previous Constitution and the military's withdrawn guidelines both referred vaguely to a National Defense Council, which could describe such a committee.
However, SOFA alone does not provide sufficient complementary information about the possible need to withdraw treatment, in particular when referring to the withdrawal of life support.
"Let me add that the party that will leave Iraq is the United States, because it will eventually withdraw," he said in English, referring to the 138,000 American troops here.
Correction: April 17 , 2004 Saturday A news analysis article on Thursday about President Bush's endorsement of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to withdraw the Israelis from Gaza referred imprecisely to the number of Palestinian refugees for whom Arabs have demanded the "right of return".
