What's wrong with these two sentences?
According to two sources who have seen the executive summary of the group's report, the panel urges Bush to move most U.S. troops out of combat roles by early 2008.
The bipartisan panel, however, stops short of a timetable for withdrawal.
I'm not sure that both are possible. We don't want to set a timetable, but the timetable is for most troops out of combat roles by 2008. If anyone has a way to reconcile them, let me know.
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