to a mutually agreeable third party.
So far so good but the agreement foundered when McDonald's refused to accede to Steel and Morris's demand that they apologise to those who had 'been wrongly forced to apologise to the company in the past'.
Furthermore they refused to accept the stipulation that in the future, they undertake not to make any public statements about McDonald's in 'any form of communications other than private communications'.
And so the case went on with separate sections of the trial addressing all of the issues which had been contained in the factsheet.
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