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The club had earlier stated: "Whilst a deal was not reached, negotiations on a purchase ended amicably and DA Capital are welcome back to the table once the club’s financial situation is under control."

From BBC

A day after the suit landed in court, both parties said they had "amicably" settled the case, though Combs's attorney said the settlement was "in no way an admission of wrongdoing".

From BBC

Stewart, however, said the duo didn’t part ways so amicably.

From Salon

Bolling and the network “agreed to part ways amicably,” Fox News said in a statement issued at the time.

It is understood the Palace board disagreed on multi-club ownership, but Textor's decision to sell his stake has been received amicably.

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