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Hatamura says it's not always easy to look back and admit to problems that you should have thought of in the first place.

Though I knew that most were false, I have to admit to having believed a few for at least for a while.

Of course it's quite possible to get more pleasure out of being at work than being with your family - although not many will admit to it.

Incapable of moral clarity, he could never quite admit to himself that he was a charlatan and that his scheme was an impossible fiasco.

However, as I said earlier, the first step is to admit to yourself that you're dealing with anxiety.

People admit to being bookworms in the same way they admit to being "just too tidy really" , or "a bit of a workaholic" .

I admit to having thought it possible that the euro itself might have prevented these historical differentials from reasserting themselves.

He's never been able to admit to his mistakes.

There is an unspoken rule in journalism that you do not admit to being bothered by reaction to your work, and I had broken it.

"They are often more willing to talk about it and admit to the struggles they are having, " she said in a statement.

The greater length of the service, however, I admit to be sometimes too hard a stretch upon the mind.

The woman was willing to admit to her colleagues that what she did was wrong, which smoothed things over.

Some admit to a bit of reverse snobbery.

And the statistics back it up. A third of the citizens of many civilized countries admit to suffering from extreme loneliness.

To make matters worse, the White House at first failed to admit to its own role in the firings.

A growing number of males admit to secretly dipping into the makeup bag owned by their female partners to help make them look attractive.

However, it was not a good omen that the day after taking office he was forced to admit to a string of adulterous affairs.

The inability to admit to yourself the true causes of your problems - is one of the forms of the virus.

Peter could do nothing but admit to his teacher that he was wrong.

A growing number of males admit to secretly dipping into the make-up bag owned by their female partner to help make them look beautiful.

One in ten parents admit to making up the answers as they feel too embarrassed to be shown up academically.

To the celestials, he was an outcast -- another prideful fallen angel who could not even admit to his errors, let alone atone for them.

Even if you think that you will get in a huge jam, the best policy to is admit to your mistakes as early as possible.

And I even admit to a rare swat across a bottom-- never on the face, never with love, always in anger and always regretted.

" People don't generally admit to it , " says the chief executive of a second- tier investment bank .

Whether we admit to this or not, most of us love some form of gossiping (myself included).

It's never easy to swallow your pride and admit to screwing something up.

It seems nobody else will admit to a love affair with the rain, nobody else will groan when it's hot outside and join me in a rain dance.

They did not want to admit to any problem or shortcomings, let alone discuss them with foreigners.

Or at least that's what I'll admit to my friends.

Nuclear power was so unpopular that some employees would not admit to working for the company.

In exchange, they were allowed to travel to the UK to admit to similar offences and serve prison sentences there.

One of its defining characteristics is never, ever, to admit to a mistake in public.

And I admit to feeling nostalgic for the old days when Liz Taylor's luminous face on magazine covers masked a multitude of celebrity sins.

But in reality, these areas are shaking like a jelly and have become a good deal more unstable than the authorities will admit to.

It may be very difficult to admit to a sex addiction and seek help.

When you deal with rapprochement and reconciliation, the idea of political power is the power of the strength to admit to atrocities.

More than half the partners of snorers admit to feeling tired, stressed and edgy the next day.

You can choose not to tell her and hope it remains in your past, or you can come clean and admit to your crime.

20% of men admit to viewing porn at work during the working week, while 13% of women admit the same.

Twenty-five per cent of men say they've lied to their mother, but only 20% of women admit to having lied to their mum.

Yet they admit to heightened concern over China's intentions in South Asia, and foresee no hope for a settlement of the border.

Name your problem. Admit to yourself that you're not happy with your behavior and how it is affecting your existence.

As a slightly amused spectator, I must admit to being confused about the very intentions of these signings.

He had to admit to himself that the influence of Cowperwood over his daughter was deadly, and probably permanent.

And one of the top regrets is that they neglected their spiritual life. Yeah. They admit to it.

And some 25 per cent of women admit to sleeping regularly with a pet, while just 16 per cent of men say they do.

Not only are the IT folks growing more tolerant of these networks in the workplace, they also admit to using them themselves.

In emergency clinic the ECG findings was compatible with acute myocardial infarction and was admit to CCU for treatment.

American officials do not publicly admit to using the pilotless airplanes called drones in air strikes in Pakistan.

Few of these jokes are remotely funny, and even fewer actually make you laugh, although I will admit to giggling a few times in the film.

None of the passengers on the Egypt Air flight would admit to taking the crocodile onboard.

Basically, is there anything that you do that you'llopenly admit to that people just wouldn't believe to be true?

Never one to admit to defeat, Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, hailed the deal on financial regulation as a "revolution" .

People shock very easily when the learn that their cherished beliefs have been held in error, and it is too much to admit to themselves.

Despite of this repulsive picture, we all have to admit to having consumed such used cooking oil.

Most of the time people will not admit to a person that they like someone or have feelings for someone.

Few of us are prepared to admit to being happy for fear that we will be thought stupid.

I admit to be a lazy man, even thought I enjoyed my time in many places like Spain, Font, China and right now in USA.

(Surprised) You admit to me you do not love your fiance?

Admit to a reporter that you wrote the song "Cold Turkey" about coming off heroin?

In such a society it is not done to admit to taking religion seriously.

The two admit to receiving royalties, but say it has nothing to do with their criticism.

The condition still carries a stigma that makes few willing to admit to it publicly.

Only a man truly confident of himself would admit to that.

But what hardcore gamer would admit to being put off his or her game when it gets a little toasty?

Around 30% of prostitutes admit to shooting heroin, making them particularly vulnerable to contract sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Now, at this juncture , thing will go a whole lot easier for you if you admit to the crime.

The prime minister has been reluctant to admit to the scale of the problems; the Treasury has been too queasy about nationalisation.

Until recently I never would admit to having any at all.

Although reluctant to admit to an embarrassing failure of security, Nigerian officials have blamed the sect.

According to a recent survey , one in five workers admit to having used this (which will put the true figure much higher ) .

I'd never met him before but I do admit to having an inappropriate crush ever since he shot arrows at Orcs in "Lord of the Rings. "

With lots of chatter come many of these obnoxious phrases, ones they even admit to uttering once and awhile.

More than a third of young people admit to feeling 'cyber shame' after posting embarrassing photos or posts online while drunk.

No one would admit to jealousy in front of another man, because to do so would be to lose face.

Yet making that first difficult step to admit to the problem does not make recuperation easy.

If you're bored, admit to yourself that you're bored and find something energetic to do instead of lighting up.

Most of us, if we're honest, will admit to having a steamy dream or two about a work colleague.

If I can admit to fault, or let it go, I can lighten my anger.

Jobless investment bankers are legion, though few are willing to admit to being "unemployed" .

Our Lord! any whom Thou dost admit to the Fire, Truly Thou coverest with shame, and never will wrong- doers Find any helpers!

Yet, four in ten admit to gossiping to a close friend from another friendship group.

" the doctor replies: " In case gave error, you everybody does not admit to go out.

He wouldn't admit to polygamy, but he allowed that he'd set up a private school on his property that had more than 100 students.

However he did admit to drinking a couple of cans before going out and police say he failed a field sobriety test and refused another.

At other times he would admit to slapping Tina occasionally.

They were similarly less likely to admit to binge-drinking.

And people who admit to downloading music illegally may actually spend more money on recorded music than people who don't.

Meanwhile, about 60-percent of surfers admit to being concerned that their online behavior may affect their professional or personal lives.

God tells us that He is faithful and will forgive if we admit to sinning but if we are in denial about our sins, he is unable to reach us.

Meanwhile, Pew found that 53 percent of adult Internet users admit to looking up information about someone else, celebrities excluded.

And, most of all, will anyone admit to taking advantage of their fellow diners when they know they'll all be sharing the cost?

It does not do these days to admit to being protectionist in polite society.

Girls grow up feeling they should never admit to masturbating, let alone do so in front of a partner.

He does, however, admit to eavesdropping on the National Security Agency's telephone calls.

Everyone has weaknesses, but who wants to admit to them, especially in an interview?

She doesn't admit to deliberately starving the girl but only shrugs her own thin shoulders when asked why her daughter is so sick.

Today I'm going to share a dirty little secret that all attractive men know, but few will admit to.

Only to do so, I would have to admit to having done this terrible thing.

Ten percent of women executives admit to blaming and shaming colleagues when things go wrong.

Accordingly, we must try to admit to be on guard really from now on.

Our mate selection and bodies' responses to sexual stimuli are often at odds with what we'll admit to, as compared to males.

So, write a book, admit to supporting torture and make obscene profits on the war machine, what's not to like about Cheney?

To begin operating normally again, banks will have to admit to their bad assets.

They readily admit to what happened, and say it wasn'ttheirfault.

But I do admit to a failure of judgment in my private dealings with these women. . .

Were I to write my confessions, I would have to admit to buying books for purely aesthetic reasons.

If I really thought that, I'd never admit to it, and if I did, I'd jump from my fire escape.

Instead of covering up imperfections, oftentimes, the best approach is to gracefully admit to them when they happen.

Some admit to sending the suggestive, even explicit pictures of themselves.

Then I myself will admit to you that your own right hand can save you.

Yet the same people admit to intense debate within government about less rosy scenarios.

Half of American teenagers admit to cheating on a school exam, according to a 2004 Gallup poll.

More than half of women openly admit to regularly discussing the ins and outs of their private lives with their friends.

Ask questions, get feedback, and admit to your peers when you make mistakes.

I find these developments disheartening, even though I cheerfully admit to being a member ofthe Google-using majority.

Few European leaders admit to being protectionist; most pay lip service to free trade.

Waving farewell to our first love is a kind of deep-to-the-bone pain beyond expression. We are not willing but forced to admit to it.

When I was asked to review this book, I must admit to a slight feeling of dread.

Some officials readily admit to many mistakes in Darfur, and regret the carnage.

Even among cloud adopters, IT decision makers admit to having been skeptics.

Somebody said yes and even if they won't admit to it I would give them a clap. Well done.

Resisting step by step, I was finallycompelled to admit to my Italian friends that I had seen the spirit of Italyrevive under Mussolini.

And I'm going to admit to hubris.

The deepest honesty is from those willing to admit to their lies and own the consequences.

I've got a deep secret few people understand and even fewer will admit to sharing.

In spit of all the evidence against her, she refused to admit to the crime.

Few of the merchants, I've noticed, admit to speaking English.

If Wally knew how to talk, the dog would probably admit to being embarrassed about how he got his name.

If Wally knew how to talk, the dog would probably admit to being embarrassed about how he got his name.

You do admit to being a part of this Dead Poets Society?

He will admit to everything, or he'll say he's just not the same and you'll begin to wonder why you came.

Not everyone is doing it, but about 20 percent of teenagers admit to ' sexing , ' texting sexual messages.

There are plenty of world events to occupy your mind, and if you follow the news you will surely admit to there being a lot of unrest.

Over 95% of individual tax returns are below 30, 000 Euro, and only a few thousand citizens admit to receiving more than 100, 000 Euro.

"Old and young, people admit to experiences with online romance and eroticism, " Turkle says.

He will never admit to me that he is lazy.

When you admit to your nervousness you expose your humanity on a personal level to the audience and they will empathize.

They will also have to admit to their activities under the guise of allowing their craft to be taken as ours, or groups such as the Greys.

They will also have to admit to their activities under the guise of allowing their craft to be taken as ours, or groups such as the Greys.

Americans don't agree on how to remember the Confederacy. Russia can't yet admit to Soviet depredations in the Baltic republics.

Do you think your gender plays into what regrets you have, or what regrets you are willing to admit to?

Yet even the scheme's boosters admit to structural flaws.

We ask them to admit to things they've done in the past, like cheated or taken bribes. And then we say, "Why did that happen? "

percent of Indians surveyed admit to paying bribes, and 75 percent say the problem is getting worse.

They take a day of sick leave rather than admit to being off because of pet bereavement.

I admit to feeling proud of my discovery.

One in three workers admit to taking time off under false pretences , according to research.

The vast majority of Britain's 14. 4million female motorists admit to putting style before safety, research shows.

I must admit to being ashamed of what had happened.

I must admit to feeling ashamed of my conduct.

It is undeniable an important source of news, information and entertainment, and many of us watch it far more than we admit to.

I will admit to having the breakfast-for-dinner kind of thing, that's happened before.

They dare not publicly admit to these doubts.

So you admit to not having it within your possible radar?

But would you admit to settling for Mr Not Quite Perfect?

I couldn't admit to my parents that I was finding the course difficult.

Because BED is associated with women, men admit to Striegel anecdotally, "there is a double layer of shame. "

I didn't admit to anything, and you're not- " Jasper started protesting but Mari cut him off. "

It isn't clear if Pfizer or Wyeth will admit to wrongdoing.

A British survey showed that 60% of husbands and 40% of wives admit to cheating on their spouses.

Even if you can't admit to Japan also impossible what all don't buy.

The authors admit to some weaknesses of the study: a large dropout rate, lack of randomization, and a large average BMI (roughly 50).

But Beijing officials admit to being surprised at how fast this typhoon has hit the Chinese coast.

It is faintly embarrassing to admit to this level of obsession.

admit to He admitted to breaking the window of the classroom.

It probably bothers him more than he's willing to admit to you.

I have to admit to a dislike for modern music.

Surveys show that about 80 per cent of people admit to occasional moments of loneliness.

What is more, almost 10 per cent of them admit to eating ready meals for every meal - and two per cent say they only eat at restaurants.

I must admit to being ashamed for what had happened.

People have a strange and worrying tendency to admit to things they have not, in fact, done.

According to therecent survey, about 86% young people admit to prefer online shopping to regular shopping in the streets.

A lot of times we do not want to admit to the people around us that we need help.

I have to admit to doubts about his honesty.

Do not be afraid to admit to yourself what they are, as that is the first towards forgiving yourself.

Talk to them about your feelings . . . I know it can be difficult to admit to loneliness, but talking to someone about it can truly help.

I admit to doing my homework.

I admit to doing just that when I first visited the 3deep web site.

We admit to ourselves that we check our email or social networking sites even when we should be working.

A quarter of all workers admit to taking time off when they are not ill.

When you're in denial, you have no chance to change because you won't even admit to yourself what you need to change.

I will admit to the "irritating" .

He doesn't own a car, but he does admit to enjoying travelling.

With apologies , you admit to doing something to upset another person.

I have to admit to sometimes buying old books just because I love the dust jacket.

We can't admit to ourselves that we are afraid, that we are angry, or hurt.

"I've seen people admit to the most heinous things, " says the detective, "and then just go to sleep. "

Twenty-threepercent of Russian men and 18 percent of women admit to smokingcigarettes in order to lose weight.

Increasing numbers of women admit to being hooked on internet porn. Why is this happening, and where are they finding help?

But at the same time a lot of people can't admit to their own biases.

The survey found that nearly one in 10 Britons admit to drinking every day, almost twice the number in France.

In the older generations especially, people tend to be very reluctant to admit to mental and emotional problems, even to friends;

I am going to admit to all of you that there are days when I like spending time with myself.

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Gossip is the unacknowledged poor relative of civilized conversation: Almost everyone does it but hardly anyone will admit to or defend it;

the thief would not admit to stealing that man , s money

Some woman admit to having sex to stop their man from straying

Although few people admit to being greatly influenced by ads,

Do not admit " to find a job with a" reality, college students in choosing a career often exhibit confusion, dazed and helpless heart

I do admit to myself that if i hurt someone else

To admit to a group, an organization, or a place

Admit to some of those bad mistakes I've made

Over one third of young Bucharesters admit to drug use

Never admit to a word when she say makes a claim