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maturity and humility by admitting how much they don't know.

Men did not fare much better, with three-quarters admitting to having had such a friendship.

If I can't rattle off a list of things I have to do, I feel as if I'm admitting that I'm not worth much.

This was one of the first instances of a government admitting to be researching anti-gravity.

"I thought he would show some more human decency in admitting he made a mistake, " he said Monday. "We didn't really see that. "

While admitting that the ad has helped drive traffic to his Taobao store, Mr. Liu denied that he's trying to create media hype.

Jackson's doctor became the subject ofa police investigation after admitting he gave Jackson a powerful drug to help him sleep.

My partners would give a grunt and nod in a knowing manner, as if I were admitting fault or a deficiency of some kind.

But on closer scrutiny of his paper, I spotted a note admitting that the penis in question is no longer attached to the king's body.

For the sake of his life, Galileo recanted his views in 1633, admitting that the earth did not spin on its own axis.

In Europe, delays in admitting that Greece borrowed too much turned what might have been a difficult but manageable problem into a calamity.

Spotify is now in eight markets, with Ek admitting that the U. S. launch took up the vast majority of the company's recent efforts.

If I took this promotion, it would be like admitting that this is what I actually do.

"We are trying to change people's habits, just to get them to walk, " he said, admitting that he himself never finds the time to exercise.

By admitting that excessive drinking does not harm than good, the man who indulged in the practice was condemned out of his own mouth.

And it could get even worse for Hamilton, with Mercedes' Haug admitting "it is possible" the gearbox will have to be replaced overnight.

As, then, no change takes place in themselves, these cannot be said to be capable of admitting contrary qualities.

While admitting that this forecast was somewhat uncertain, the scientists warned against treating it as a cry wolf.

Per the Zetas, admitting that it was all a hoax, a part of the Planet X cover-up, would be just too humiliating.

But women are more likely to fret, with almost half admitting that they worry a lot, compared to less than a third of men.

Wilson did give a candid opinion of one of his own portfolio companies, admitting to Twitter's unending problems staying online.

Then the rain stopped as suddenly as it started, and the clouds parted, admitting into the sky a God-like light that lit up the heavens.

But now Selena Gomez is opening up about her blossoming romance with pop star Justin Bieber and even admitting that she could be in love.

Ladies in Yorkshire pack the most, admitting to taking six handbags, ten outfits and six pairs of shoes for a week away.

Admitting failure was the toughest part - but I had to before I could get on with my life.

Having no blog at all looks better than starting, stumbling, giving up and admitting to your readers, "It's not you, it's me. "

Drawback: This strategy is better than admitting a flaw, but it's so widely used, it is transparent to any experienced interviewer.

You've got to be tough to do the big things in life like taking risks, admitting mistakes, and changing bad habits.

Combine By the end of the century, the United States was admitting more immigrants than all the other industrialized countries combined.

The foundation's architecture school has broadened its reach to the point of admitting that there are other architects worth learning about.

A few fine restaurant dinners later, the two sisters grudgingly came around, admitting that at least I was "patient" and not too mean.

The Twilight actress revealed that interviews make her feel uncomfortable, admitting that she does not mean to come off as distant.

Admitting that she was right, it would be impossible for us to do it.

In 1952, Turing was convicted of "acts of gross indecency" after admitting to a sexual relationship with a man in Manchester.

He doesn't shy away from this, admitting all his characters are inspired by traits of his own personality.

They were surprised, to say the least, and wished him well, while never admitting they were wrong.

The army deals secretly with its own extremists, without ever admitting to a problem.

So far, Google has been coy about admitting the rivalry (whereas Microsoft's boss, Steve Ballmer, is obsessed with it).

Private universities, in my opinion, have the right to do anything they want in terms of admitting students.

The umpire gare his decision with an air admitting of no gainsay.

Feeling guilty, ashamed and admitting to myself I missed her, I went up to the cottage after my walk and knocked at the door.

before admitting hydrogen into a system , purge it with nitrogen to ensure that a flammable mixture cannot be developed.

The administration, however, has not been particularly forthright in admitting to this lack of accountability.

Forgotten man Philippe Senderos will come in from the cold tonight after admitting he thought his Arsenal career was over.

"To accept money from Ford would have been like admitting it was O. K. for them to do what they did, " he said.

I don't think that we have any standard of evidence that this data is going to be reliable in the way that the courts should be admitting.

Gourmets in Beijing are unanimous in admitting that Peking Duck is one of the best dishes in the capital city.

I was scared of admitting that I was a cross dresser and this was a mechanism that I used to cope with.

The number of alumni from the MBA programme may be small, but the school has a substantial undergraduate programme, admitting 700 a year.

As I said before, putting pride off involves admitting you are prideful.

It's just a sad fight now and we are all just waiting for an official statement from Toshiba admitting defeat.

In the realism of the name, itself founded on the imaginary, a dire is missing--one is interdicted from admitting this homage.

You're avoiding the question because you know the answer is you don't know, but that's ok. Admitting you don't know is perfectly fine.

The German had an appalling race after admitting he had made the wrong choice in opting for Bridgestone's hard-compound tyre.

Admitting that his plan might be unrealistic, he still adhered to it.

Brawn chief Ross Brawn, while admitting his team personally supports budget capping, would not confirm the speculation in Monaco.

Admitting the court's power of ordering to enforce the arbitration agreement is a new international legislation trend.

It rather reminds one of Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady admitting "I've grown accustomed to her face. "

Admitting that you are at least partially at fault is the quickest and easiest way to solve any communication breakdown.

Siemens paid $1. 6 billion in penalties, admitting it had paid bribes to companies in Argentina, Bangladesh, Iraq and Venezuela.

After that it is possible to start admitting job applicants.

Apache has worked more as a meritocracy, with an oligarchy admitting people to a core team on the basis of contributions.

In conclusion, let me very strongly recommend Lisa for admission to your program. I am sure admitting her will be a good decision.

Foggia also analysed these first few months of the season, admitting that lately results have not been very positive for the Biancocelesti.

But I'm admitting that American medicine has overpromised when it comes to screening. The advantages to screening have been exaggerated.

He was upset when Melvin told him that UConn would stop admitting Chinese students for Torrington.

When he won a Marshall scholarship, his father congratulated him by admitting that the award was "not trivial. "

When we have invested a lot in a choice that turns out to be bad, we're really inept at admitting that it didn't make rational sense.

Admitting mistakes never hurts the authority of a government. Instead, the truth enhances the government's credibility.

Admitting that I had a problem was the first step to my recovery.

But Mr Swan still faces accusations that he misled parliament by not admitting the full extent of his assistance to Mr Grant .

Admitting immigrants has therefore become the long-term national policy pursued by Canada.

No politician would be caught dead admitting this, of course: most promise that all will receive whatever is medically necessary.

If it were light, shame would burn them at admitting these things.

Maybe not, but every European is now paying the price for admitting a nation economically unfit to compete in the eurozone.

They regard admitting loneliness as weakness, as ridiculous and as an expression of a lack of manliness .

She trapped him into admitting that he killed his wife.

We ought to start out admitting the same when we try to figure out what consumer spending will look like over the next 20 years.

In part we are , in part, admitting that a certain set of circumstances has enabled justice act of its own accord .

Did you know that admitting your hopelessness to God can be a statement of faith?

Values of his new company: "pragmatism, " "being a mensch, " "admitting when you're wrong" and "chill-ness. "

admitting that a certain set of circumstances has enabled justice to act of its own accord.

The economist is actually being humble here by admitting the limits of what economic reasoning can say about a given event.

"I also ate a few other things that tasted nice but weren't fattening, " he added, admitting he had eaten some fish but no meat.

The Jewish Theological Seminary first began admitting openly LGBT students to its rabbinical and cantorial programs in 2007.

any one of several hundred compounds having a bitter taste; not admitting of chemical classification.

Prudent parents, while admitting that their daughters should marry for love, took care that all the young men they met should be rich.

Less officially, but with permission, his job was to startle, harry and trick the accused into admitting what they had done.

He was a very educated and skilled man but humbled himself before God admitting that he needed the Lord.

Universities and colleges shall give priority to admitting foreign students who fall within the State Enrollment Plan.

Universities and colleges shall give priority to admitting foreign students who fall within the State Enrollment Plan.

' Admitting his errors set him apart from other Chinese leaders, but it also gave fuel to his critics.

Grandmother went on talking in her polite Virginia way, not admitting their stark need or her own remissness.

If the rest of the companies in the industry are against admitting defeat, Apple should be too.

The youngster was delighted to join the conference side admitting it's a great opportunity for him to play first-team football.

This idea of admitting wrongs and finishing the business of the old year is found in many societies at New Year's.

He claimed a real multiparty system already existed, while admitting there were serious problems.

The first step to be a successful manager by admitting you don't HAs all the answers s.

And that would mean European politicians admitting that both are needed to create a fair, just society: a tall order.

Grady argue that the selection process should be revamped to focus on admitting skilled workers who have job offers with Canadian employers.

The first step toward recovery is admitting that your love of getting it on is getting to be a problem.

Contemporary christians are often uncomfortable admitting that God sometimes hides from us.

This means admitting that the summer dress you bought for a party can easily be your sightseeing dress.

Sometimes I felt like I was the one who was queer, who was supposed to go through the process of publicly admitting it.

Mr Frolov has also suggested icebergs could be destroyed with bombs, though admitting that "might raise ecological concerns" .

Admitting that you have been wrong also makes it easier to clearly analyse what you did and what you can learn from the experience.

The cure for this lies in admitting the part of sane and quieted enjoyment in a balanced ideal of life.

The bishop made a special visit to lay hands on a group of young people, so admitting them to membership of the Church.

I was absorbed in the execution of these nice details, when, after one rapid tap, my door unclosed, admitting St. John Rivers.

A philanthropist is someone who donates to charity. So Harper was admitting that he views "the environment" as a charity case.

If these two reasons are removed, people will find no need to tell lies, and there will be no point in not admitting other people's remarks.

The cure for this lies in admitting the part of sane and quiet enjoyment in a balanced ideal of life.

On many occasions, he read on the air their most cutting letters, sometimes admitting he was wrong and apologizing.

Admitting that Keynes was largely right , after all, would be too humiliating a comedown .

By claiming the exemption, the government is tacitly admitting that it does have records of such an investigation.

In most cases, however, the defendant will file an answer either admitting or denying each material allegation of the complaint.

The idea of admitting mistakes and finishing the business of the old year is found in many cultures.

Apologies for admitting my ignorance, but how do Germany's family-based Mittelstand firms manage to avoid this familiar problem, I wonder?

Look, I feel foolish for admitting it, But obviously, I've come late to this party. English, please.

It is setting the scene for our coming, and very soon the long awaited announcement admitting to our presence will be made.

BGB refuses to have repudiation included, only admitting it in case law.

Admitting your mistakes and being sincerely sorry for them can help both of you get over the incident a lot quicker and move forward.

Worst would be some official admitting that the growth data was bunk all along.

The internalized homophobia and the inflated black masculine self prevent Rufus from admitting his homosexual inclinations.

Reading the same newspapers and magazines which support the same editorial position day after day and never admitting a contrary viewpoint.

And now you have basically most scholars admitting that this is a woman.

On the Basis of the Theory of "Admitting AH the Outstanding Personage from Other Aspects of Society into the Party"

North Korea has denied admitting it has a nuclear program, and has been insisting on bilateral talks with Washington.

Gary Neville has insisted he will never voluntarily quit international football despite admitting he may have played in his last World Cup.

The fact that he has been quite frank in admitting his mistakes counts to his credit.

Paradoxically, if the employees are sentenced after admitting misdeeds, Rio's relations with China could improve.

Officials have been instructed to loosen up on the rules for admitting immigrants into the country.

In photography, a device used to restrict the light from one area, while admitting whole or reducedillumination to another area.

Without admitting divine intervention in the affairs of humanity, we cannot accept power as a cause of events.

Now the OECD is coming as close as such organizations ever do to admitting that it was wrong.

Merrill agreed to settle an administrative proceeding, without admitting or denying wrongdoing.

But she balanced this by admitting that Islam "is part of Germany" .

White indicates that the pureness admitting of no blasphemy , not admitting smearing pure , has and sacred.

In contrast, Arshavin heaped praise on league victors Chelsea and compatriot Yuri Zhirkov, admitting their win was well-earned.

Early on, he anticipated and defused negative criticisms by admitting to past indiscretions his autobiography.

The fuzzy call admission processor is in use for admitting decision for new call request users.

Just then an admitting clerk came back and told me I had five patients waiting to be evaluated.

The firm agreed to pay compensation without prejudice, ie without admitting liability.

Just weeks after admitting having had extramarital affairs, the first- term lawmaker was unseated by Republican attorney Tom Rooney.

Admitting what you say, I still think you are mistaken .

confirmation A Christian rite admitting a baptized person to full membership in a church.

Telling someone that he was wrong is a lot easier than admitting that you made a mistake.

Japan has also been admitting large numbers of Chinese and South Korean students, as its domestic enrollments have declined.

Actual prevalence of rape fantasies is probably higher because women may not feel comfortable admitting them.

Reynolds also admitting head-butting and racially abusing a police community support officer. He now fails a jail sentence.

Reynolds also admitting head-butting and racially abusing a police community support officer. He now fails a jail sentence.

By admitting the extent of their own ignorance today, they would help prevent investors from feeling railroaded tomorrow.

By not admitting mistakes and fining people for disagreeing with calls the NBA is lending credence to the conspiracy nuts.

Admitting it wasn't a win that their mums were proud of, they said they hope to find some girls to clean it up.

a moment later the outer door opened , briefly admitting sunlight , then yvette was gone.

He majored in accounting in college, but lost several jobs after admitting on the application form that he had diabetes.

Admitting that the vast expanse of oceans seems terrible, they provide us with abundant resources.

Despite admitting Milan hold the trump cards, Mourinho says the club will achieve their targets in the summer transfer market.

The Duke of York has given an insight into the Royal Family's home life, admitting they are not allowed to play Monopoly.

Some are admitting more out-of-state students, who pay higher fees.

Some are admitting more out-of-state students, who pay higher fees.

He asked me lots of questions and told me he worked for the government, virtually admitting he was assigned to keep an eye on me.

Admitting the coastguard was heavy-handed, it promised to ensure that legal claims for compensation ran smoothly.

Admitting what she said, I still think she hasn't tried her best.

Instead of admitting or denying the allegations of the complaint, the defendant may choose to challenge the complaint by a moton to dismiss.

He harmed his own argument by admitting that he often did the opposite.

The single market is already under attack from several governments, as is the notion of admitting Turkey to the club.

Real Madrid chief Ramon Calderon believes Ronaldo will stay despite admitting that Milan are keen on the Brazilian.

And admitting to a car from the Far East (Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai) was, of course, social suicide.

The hardest part of productivity is admitting that you can't do everything.

The hardest part of productivity is admitting that you can't do everything.

Wall Street firms need to be forthright in admitting their shortcomings.

It will ponder admitting a new member and the dismemberment of the colonial borders in the spirit of the original Pan Africanists.

Admitting to yourself what your limitations are can be difficult.

He also telephones the admitting physician at the emergency room (ER) where I am to be taken to discuss the medical issues.

In a society wary of admitting to mental problems, many are turning to exorcists for help.

Britain is a nation of gossipmongers, with nearly 90% of British admitting they enjoy a good chinwag with friends and colleagues.

Stoke boss Tony Pulis had no complaints after admitting his side were beaten by a better team at Anfield.

Levels of women admitting to cheating in these countries, meanwhile, are extremely low or negligible.

and in the same way in all other cases it is by changing that substances are capable of admitting contrary qualities.

Levels of women admitting to cheating in these countries, meanwhile, are extremely low or negligible.

and in the same way in all other cases it is by changing that substances are capable of admitting contrary qualities.

Women were particularly unimpressed with men who owned spiders , with 48% admitting to being repelled at the prospect.

Sara stands at the admitting desk, giving Michael's status to a nurse.

While courts will go a long way in admitting expert testimony deduced from well-recognized scientific principle or discovery.

Russian President Dmitri Medvedev pardoned Sutyagin and 3 other convicted spies after they signed documents admitting their guilt.

He received eight mails, in addition to the two he had already spotted, admitting to cheating.

Admitting the personality rights of legal person show a swing away from the civil law humanism.

Joe Gregorio says, admitting to having met his blogging-hyperbole-quotient for the day.

However, I firmly believe , a nation only has the good morality keeping self, advanced knowledge , only meeting admitting others progress.

However, I firmly believe , a nation only has the good morality keeping self, advanced knowledge , only meeting admitting others progress.

admitting now that one of her own made phone calls that could be perceived as pressure, and were just plain wrong.

As the foster boys have less desire of admitting, than the common boys, their demands. from family are less.

Now this knowing is not simply knowing about God, or simply admitting that God exists.

How about admitting that we are not that strong? Neither do we want to be invulnerable. We just want a warm hug.

Theorems 1 and 3 above depend on not admitting the rule of countable additivity among the probability axioms.

Critics say that as a result these schools are discriminating against women and admitting less qualified men.

And there's certainly nothing wrong with admitting you don't have all the facts.

Most translation agencies are wary of admitting new freelancers into their networks.

And if they've hurt another person, even if their ego prevents them from admitting it, odds are they feel remorse on some level.

Keano supported Spurs as a kid although he doesn't like admitting it. (Who can blame him? ) His hero was Glen Hoddle.

That said, there could be a hidden cost to admitting any error.

e. g. Admitting what she said, I still think that she hasn't tried her best.

The China News Service quoted Shi Yuehui, the county's deputy head, admitting the plan was simple-minded and inadequately thought through.

They see it as admitting they are wrong, and to be wrong is to fail.

The new culture was essentially pagan, admitting Greece and Rome, and despising the Middle Ages.

This showed them the merits of occasionally admitting imperfection, and even of offering a prime-ministerial apology.

'This is a case of Internet outsourcing, ' he added, before admitting that he, too, bought books online.

To speak about Siza's architecture, however, one must start by admitting that it is indescribable.

You are storing up trouble for yourself by not admitting the truth.

The argument for admitting such evidence in court seems straightforward.

After the emancipation of the serfs by Alexander II in 1861, medical academies in St. Petersburg began admitting women.

ASEAN has paid a high price for admitting the country and this seems the least it could do.

The country's business culture assumes that any company that agrees a merger or takeover is admitting failure.

Though admitting valuable game time would aid his recovery, Wenger is wary of rushing him back too soon.

On a hunch (call it nursing judgment), I checked the chart after the admitting clerk had finished registering the family.

Turney was shown on the television admitting "illegal entry" into Iranian waters.

Admitting One-man Company matches the lawmaking trend of most developing nation.

President Abraham Lincoln signed an act admitting West Virginia to the Union.

No, I just-- I just said that to avoid admitting the truth.

Mcgwire is admitting he used steroids when he broke baseball's home run record in 1998.

My education started over coffee in a London hotel, with Mr Buik admitting that many people were confused by spread betting.

Nearly 80% of its Foreign Language School is female and the school wants to lower the ratio by admitting lesser qualified male students.

Methods Carries on the review analysis admitting 70 example old age hip department bone fracture patient's nursing work.

When a boxer's towel was thrown, it meant he was admitting defeat.

Admitting our hate compels us to make a decision about the surgery of the soul we call forgiving .

In Patricia's case, the Chinese herbalist Ying 'Susan' Wu received a two-year conditional discharge after admitting selling dangerous pills.

This equates to around a fifth of spouses admitting to checking emails or text messages.

"It's a burden I enjoy, " he says cautiously, admitting "it would be impossible to live in the house in this day and age. "

To my shame, I haven't taken a shower for months; I'm really ashamed of admitting it.

According to the philosopher Kierkegaard, admiration for someone is like admitting defeat.

and falling down into tears, admitting they never really loved their spouse.

"It's true, people die of cancer here. There's nothing shameful in admitting it, " concluded 51-year-old resident Ahmet Balta.

In 1952, he was convicted of 'Acts of Gross Indecency', after admitting a sexual relationship with another man.

She believes that too many PhDs are being produced, and has stopped admitting them.

Simply admitting your own challenges won't get you past them entirely.

It may yet transpire that ministers knew more than they are admitting.

While bosses might not like admitting to their own problems, they certainly like pronouncing on other people's.

Banks prefaced her comment by admitting, "How can I say this without tearing up? "

Admitting that cheating happened and then saying the voting was fair is asinine.

In 2001 Dr Hauser published another paper, admitting failure to replicate the earlier findings.

Admitting the passage of gas or liquid through pores or interstices .

Admitting Turkey, Mr Sarkozy says, would "dilute" the Union.

The Catholic church ruled out admitting more non-faith students.

Meanwhile, for the first time since the blazes began, Russian authorities are now admitting that they can't get the fires under control.

On a hunch, I checked the chart after the admitting clerk had finished registering the family.

Charmed the guardinto admitting them without invitations.

The China Banking Regulatory Commission is now admitting that there are severe shortages in China of corn, cotton, sugar, and other crops.

Few people hae a problem admitting to manual stimulation by a sexual partner, an act that is considered acceptable sexual behavior.

Admitting that she has made a mistake, you should forgive her.