A newspaper once published an editorial bluntly stating that half the city council were crooks. Facing the threat of arrest, the editor issued the following retraction: "Half the city council aren't crooks."
某报曾刊登一篇社论，直言不讳地指出市议会中有一半人是骗子。在面临被捕的威胁下，编辑发表了如下更正声明：“市议会中有一半人不是骗子。”
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