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admit

[ad-mit] / ædˈmɪt /




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University professor Xavier Crettiez admits that he doesn't know the real names of many of the students on his course.

From BBC

"These were three very special goals, my first hat-trick here at the Bernabeu, my first goals this season as well," he told reporters, before admitting he still faces a fight for minutes.

From Barron's

I freely admit that in judging “Best Medicine,” my familiarity with “Doc Martin” puts me at a disadvantage — or an advantage, I suppose, depending on how you look at it.

From Los Angeles Times

Churchill College, which admitted only men, had been modelled on MIT and was intended to contribute to Britain’s scientific and technological improvement.

From The Wall Street Journal

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said the government had inherited a "system in crisis" and admitted victims were "waiting too long" for justice.

From BBC