What does it mean when SVN retreats the status code by one extra space?

I just did a normal SVN update through Subclipse, and this appeared in my SVN console:

 update C: / project / -r HEAD --force UC: /project/.project DC: / project / mroozek UC: / project / timeStone UC: / project / barchern UC: /project/lorem.java AC: / project / ipsum.java 

File names are composed, but the types are correct.
Why is the status code (U, in the example) removed by one extra space on some lines?

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The first column indicates whether the file was added, deleted or modified.

The second column shows the changes to the properties of the file or directory.

So, in your case, the contents of these two files have remained unchanged, and their properties have somehow changed.

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