Retracting

And today it’s this weird moment––some of that freedom is retracting.

A man can be seen wielding a black umbrella in the crowd as it jostles around a mounted police officer, with the horse seen retracting its head as it was hit by the object.

CNN can’t have its people retracting misinformation.

Department of Justice then resolved that the two be charged with grave oral defamation after retracting their affidavit.

The company’s stock, while retracting from its pandemic peak, is on a swift rebound.

They “adopted over time an increasingly cautious and circumspect approach regarding past accounts, including in some cases retracting statements made previously”.

Hopes and aspirations were soon dashed to the ground with the newly elected Government retracting from their commitments and further running the organisation down.

After months of positive signals from both sides, talks abruptly broke up in May as US officials accused their Chinese counterparts of retracting core commitments made up to that point.

I am shocked that a story retracting a good ole fashion fark rage-batin was allowed.

In two-seat mode, the front seats push back and fold out into loungers, the steering wheel retracting into the front bulkhead as the AI handles more monotonous routes.

ProPublica is retracting parts of its story that linked Gina Haspel, President Trump’s choice to lead the CIA, with the waterboarding of Abu Zubaydah, a suspected al-Qaida leader who was held at a secret “black site” prison in Thailand in 2002.

That vigil was rewarded last December when the Coalition spotted six lines in a 22-page proposed ordinance mostly focused on administrative procedures for issuing and retracting alcohol licenses (ABOs).

The court papers further read that the Kogi State Governor’s Chief of Staff also wants the court to compel the three defendants to publish in at least three national dailies a public apology retracting the malicious and libelous publication against him.

Axopodia are mostly responsible for phagocytosis by rapidly retracting in response to physical contacts.

Like tuna and bonito, mackerel are voracious feeders, and are swift and manoeuvrable swimmers, able to streamline themselves by retracting their fins into grooves on their body.

Once back in France, he published his own account of the proceedings in Rome, retracting his recantation.

Spain First, the brain was removed by passing an iron hook through the nose into the cranium and retracting it by the same pathway; the gray matter was discarded.

The simplest types of ballpoint pens are disposable and have a cap to cover the tip when the pen is not in use, or a mechanism for retracting the tip, which varies between manufacturers but is usually a spring- or screw-mechanism.

To accommodate a folding wing the designers considered retracting the main landing gear rearward but, for the chord of wing that was chosen, it was difficult to make the landing gear struts long enough to provide ground clearance for the large propeller.

Waterman 42 Safety Pen, with variation in materials (both red and black hard vulcanized rubbers or ebonite ) and retracting nibs.