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admission

[ad-mish-uhn] / ædˈmɪʃ ən /




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Yet this course of action would be to ignore Amorim's admission his own brother did something similar during his own career, which led to him having to apologise and distance himself from what had happened.

From BBC

The cost of the settlement has not been disclosed with no admission of liability by any party.

From BBC

Comparing outbreaks over the decades is difficult because testing has improved in recent years, so a rise in hospital admissions over time might also reflect better detection.

From BBC

In Scotland the figures relate to the number of patients admitted to hospital with a laboratory confirmed flu case taken between 14 days before the admission date and 48 hours after the admission date.

From BBC

This is a shared experience, a journey that everyone who paid the price of admission embarks on together.

From Salon