But, minutes before the scheduled exchange of power, Tucker backpedalled.
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After Mr Erdogan backpedalled, Mr Trump lavished him with praise and welcomed him to the White House.
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He declined to elaborate and later backpedalled, stating his "intention is for this revolt not to happen".
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I entered my brother's address in Brooklyn, then backpedalled and checked the box for expedited international shipping.
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However, Assange — who's still living at the Ecuadorian embassy in London with his cat — quickly backpedalled from the claims.
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"We believe this is unlikely given Italian leaders have already backpedalled from their most extreme positions," the analysts said.
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Conway later backpedalled on her own statement, saying that Trump could release his taxes once they were out from under audit.
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She has backpedalled on fiscal reforms, which alone can restore confidence in an economy suffering its worst recession since the 1930s.
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Late last week, top ECB officials, including the ECB's chief economist and its vice president, backpedalled, saying the idea was not on the table.
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Chang backpedalled a bit, admitting that they can test in a "sterile environment," but that drone jamming was currently illegal in densely populated places like Manhattan.
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I don't like that Trump has backpedalled on a lot of his promises when he was campaigning, like how he was going to be for the construction industry and all that stuff.
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The Swiss franc, also viewed as a safe haven, rose 0.1% to a two-year high against the euro of 1.0862 francs though that was largely down to another dip from the euro as it backpedalled to $1.1204 against the dollar.
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" He then backpedalled a bit, saying: "I don't have personal experience of those kinds of brick walls that you face," he said, "but I think it's upon us—us as an industry—to make the welcome mat very obvious, breeding opportunities for all people who want to be creative and paying it forward and creating that next generation of artists.
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His campaign backpedalled on Friday, claiming that Trump would not have agreed to the interview had he known it would be aired on RT. Nevertheless, it should be noted that Trump's media strategy does not differ much from that of Putin: With a constant barrage of free-wheeling press conferences and explosive tweets, he has managed to disorient the existing media space and spread disinformation.
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They are monitored by security guards enforcing the quarantine, and are provided with meals. These services are paid for by the government; on May 6, Premier Savikataaq backpedalled on a proposal to require these hotel stays be covered by the traveller (at a cost of $2,100 per-person), as "travel at this time is a risk and we don't want to undo all the hard work we have done". Exceptions were later made for those receiving medical treatment in Yellowknife. The travel advisory against in- territory travel ended June 1, but existing restrictions remain.
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