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backed off his comments earlier this week, saying he "overspoke," but it was too late.

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“You overspoke before,” he said with faint reproof.

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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The last words of your answer dropped because he overspoke you.

CNN Transcript Aug 2, 2002

I didn't -- the last word is dropped because he overspoke you.

CNN Transcript Aug 2, 2002

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva found the metaphor too good to pass up -- threatening to throw his slipper at Venezuela's Hugo Chavez if he overspoke his podium time.

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The outspoken Grassely later said he overspoke and then denounced companies sucking on the "tit of the taxpayer."

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But Stevenson disagreed when told Tidmarsh said - and included in a press release - Stevenson told them, "I may have overspoke about my comments on Zeb Bell."

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Times-News writer Bert Stevenson, R-Rupert, said Tuesday that a meeting Monday with a gay-rights group over his remarks during a recent AM radio show was "cordial," but he disagreed he "overspoke" as the group claims he said.

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"I don't recall saying I 'overspoke,'" Stevenson said Tuesday.

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