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admission

[ad-mish-uhn] / ædˈmɪʃ ən /




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"For some babies, young children and even adults, chickenpox can be very serious, leading to hospital admission and tragically, while rare, it can be fatal," she said.

From BBC

Direct admissions: Public high school students who meet the California State University’s minimum eligibility requirements will be automatically admitted and able to enroll at one of 16 CSU campuses.

From Los Angeles Times

Services are under growing pressure, she said, but community support "can help deal with the root causes of many admissions".

From BBC

Designing for that person isn’t an admission of defeat; it’s a commitment to reality.

From The Wall Street Journal

By his own admission that became a back six in the final stages as his side held on for victory - and only their second clean sheet of the season.

From BBC