In our original Letter we measured the neutron diffuse scattering cross section in a furnace-cooled, single-crystal sample of Fe0: 81Ga0: 19 at 300 K. These data, shown in Fig. 3 (b) of our Letter, indicate the presence of a broad (ie, short-range ordered) Bragg peak near (300) that appears to be split along [100]. During subsequent measurements on the same crystal we were unable to reproduce these data. Instead, we observe a strongly asymmetric, broad peak near (300), shown in Fig. 1, that is similar to that measured near (100), which is shown in Fig. 3 (a) of our original Letter. Our claim of tetragonally distorted nanoprecipitates, while still consistent with the new data, is therefore not as conclusive as we originally believed.