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concede

[kuhn-seed] / kənˈsid /


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While conceding talks were challenging, Kremlin negotiator Vladimir Medinsky added that they had been "businesslike" and said another meeting would take place "soon".

From BBC

"Football with VAR is like horse racing with donkeys," read one banner, following a penalty they had conceded against Mainz which VAR did not cancel.

From BBC

Canadian coach Paul Jacobs took a more nuanced approach, conceding there’s a problem but disagreeing with the solution.

From Los Angeles Times

That, in his reckoning, adds to his power and, after he’s dominated world politics for almost a decade, one must concede that he has a point.

From The Wall Street Journal

He conceded two wides but otherwise singles and dots before dismissing Stewart.

From BBC