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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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

She trapped him into admitting that he killed his wife.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Admitting that also this is not the most urgent issue in type design, it's another obstacle on the road to perfection!

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

Cleo has now issued a come and get me plea to the Reds, although admitting that Partizan will eventually decide his future.

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

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

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.

'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.

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

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

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

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

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

If you break a glass, do not passing the buck, admitting that is you did it.

There's no shame in admitting that your hair affects your mood.

She trapped him into admitting that he liked her.

I am not an easy person to live with. I have no problem admitting that.

though it cannot grasp the good, evil cannot help admitting that the good is superior because that is what even evil wants.

They cheat consumers one way or another. So, admitting that advertisements can help us, we should also beware of them from time to time.

I was trapped into admitting that I had lied.

It's a lot easier than admitting that's why you invited the new Yankee. And why you maxed out your credit card to buy the dress .

In that sense, the first step to dealing with procrastination isn't admitting that you have a problem.

You see, admitting that one side is willing to make concessions, while the other isn't, would tarnish one's centrist credentials.

While admitting that he received the stolen jewellery, he denied having taken part in the robbery.

Instead of admitting that they could not afford to buy, many people bought out of their price range.

First, I want to salute your courage in admitting that money matters to you.

Admitting that he is disabled, we do think he will make much progress.

Well, yes. I don't mind admitting that I am. I enjoyed school, but I did object to having to go in every day once we've done all our exams.

When that's the mindset, it's almost like admitting that your job owns your life until you're almost 60 years old.

Is it? You seemed quite certain of my guilty. Are you admitting that is also in question?

Tells you that leaving the relationship means you're admitting that homosexual relationships are deviant

Prudent parents, while admitting that their daughters should marry for love,

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the first step is admitting that you have a problem