I think there's a lot to be said for retractions.

Then a retraction is published for all the people who got hurt.

The retraction of the paper led to questions over its publication.

She also denied being put under any pressure to make her retraction.

"He even offered to write the letter of retraction for me."

The column has been the source of several retractions by Time.

Consumers Union did not agree to pay any money or issue a retraction.

Despite the chief's retraction, the stores have decided to keep using the list.

The center found two other publications for which they felt retraction was necessary as well.

"I think we'd see growth, not retraction, if the two companies join together."

The paper published something akin to a retraction the next week.

The 207 model was similar to the 204, except the retraction button had been moved to the side.

Are we going to have to print nine years' worth of retractions?

There were complaints - and a retraction was published the following week.

The case was proven and Hall forced to make a retraction.

The Times did not publish a retraction in response to the demand.

Ambassador Young has done the right thing to apologize and to ask for a retraction.

The announcement was followed by a retraction on February 24.

Major published a retraction in 1873, but his reputation was destroyed.

The Metro section of the paper was opposed to running a retraction.

However, in its first year, the blog reported on approximately 200 retractions.

After finding no evidence to support it, the organization issued a retraction.

Upon approach and retraction, the system will show a hysteresis.

The 204 had blue ink and a retraction button on the end.

The report drew a furious government demand for a retraction.

But I will not effect reconciliation at the price of recantation.

Your lord and master did well to make his recantation.

It is a recantation, in every sense of the word."

He said their actions showed the dubious nature of the recantation.

Yet that he might not after all those papers Of recantation yield again, who knows?

So far there has been only one public recantation.

There were no recantations even after the hoax was revealed.

His case, built on the recantation of eyewitness testimony, seemed strong.

To accept them would have meant a complete recantation of all his actions over the past five years.

On the Oxford side, an expert took the recantations in stride.

He eventually returned to the church and signed a recantation of his errors.

Yet not one of them could stomach this recantation.

The son had made eight confessions and one recantation.

I wonder if he has heard of his uncle's deathbed recantation.

Other common innocence efforts center on victim recantations if applicable.

What good would his recantation do if there was nobody to file a motion on her behalf?

He also said he expected to be killed within 24 hours of signing the recantation.

Plumber's recantation of his actions was very sincere, it said.

Back in prison and under the torture of the rack, he did offer the required recantation.

No one is fooled by the recantations surrounding Turkey's candidacy.

Similarly on the Protestant side, there was difficulty making use of the event given his recantations.

The "Leftists", who had been in power since 1928, made open or implicit recantations of their policies.

Recantations of testimony at trial were among the affidavits obtained.

The Book of Recantation should never have been marked for restoration.

On the day of his burning, he dramatically withdrew his recantation.