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She is a beauty, admittedly, but she has her faults.
Admittedly, this is an unrewarding task, but somebody has got to deal with it.
The winners were admittedly also lucky.
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Admittedly, it was last Sunday, but before that not for several years.
I'd been behaving like an idiot, admittedly, but after all, no harm had been done.
Admittedly, we are at war with Grand Fenwick. But should history record that a nation of our size attacked the smallest country in the world?
Admittedly, a few birds did act strange, but that's no reason to believe that.
Look, Doctor, I've seen some spaceships in my time, admittedly nothing like this, but.
Now, admittedly, many of these objects are unidentified.
Admittedly, I might take her face in my hands. but only with the utmost delicacy.
Admittedly, a few problems, a few disappointments.
Admittedly, now they'll kill us all.
This is a high-security job, as you can well imagine. and we personally just don't feel that you meet our. oh, how should I say. our admittedly sometimes stringent screening process.
This is a high security job, as you can well imagine. and we personally just don't feel. that you meet our-- oh, how should I say-- our admittedly sometimes stringent screening process.
Yesterday I announced on this program. that I was going to commit public suicide. admittedly an act of madness.
Because although Wakefield is admittedly an imperfect institution, much like America herself, she is nonetheless a grand experiment.
Well, as he was still alive, admittedly only just, and a wealthy man who I suspect had made no will.
But, I confide in you, that we are being held Virtually as prisoners at the Sun Inn. The sum involved is admittedly trifling.
Admittedly, your workers may be under paid as workers. but as an inferior race, as slaves, they are highly over paid. Give them higher wages, you say?
And the duel, although admittedly a little dramatic, seems to be the most satisfactory and decisive way of setting about it.
I admittedly don't go to the theater, but I read.
Once to the right, once to the left, and I'm in. Admittedly, by a margin of just one millimetre.
Admittedly a few problems, a few disappointments.
Admittedly an act of madness.
Because although Wakefield is admittedly an imperfect institution. much like America herself. she is nonetheless a grand experiment.
Admittedly no one asked me, but everything is okay.
I have, for myself admittedly.
Young Wesley Crusher, admittedly a victim of the Tsiolkovsky infection, is now in control of my starship.
Admittedly, it's not very interesting.
The party has underestimated the trend towards increased well-being and, admittedly, towards freedom.
It's an intimate view, admittedly.
Feminine psychology is admittedly odd, sir.
So I sent out my driver. admittedly a mistake, and he brings back. French sausage, Polish wine. and Greek chocolate. Ha ha ha!
Well, Dr. Allenwood I was hoping to compile an admittedly rudimentary scrapbook of her life.
If someone could, I don't know, maybe explain it to me this would be a good thing for my limited and admittedly subjective point of view.
Well, admittedly, that was the best part of the evening. It was pretty bloody good, actually.
Our level in this case being admittedly a lower level than most people would like to be brought to.
Admittedly, yes.
Well, admittedly, it was a bit shallow.
This place, admittedly out of our ignorance, is about to be destroyed by an explosion.
And if the petitioner lives up even slightly to the endorsement offered by her lawyer and, yes, admittedly her friend, I have very little reason to doubt that Ms. Vassal will make an exceptional mother.
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Admittedly, not all of this giving is altruistic.
Admittedly, the IMF's panel would have to look past America's current hypocrisy.
Admittedly, violent Islamic fundamentalism has deeper roots in the fading promise of Arab nationalism.
The US under Obama has increasingly ceded ground to China, a trend that admittedly began when the Bush administration became preoccupied with the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Admittedly, some of the major currency's movements during the past year can be regarded as normalizing.
An Italian cardinal, who admittedly spoke intemperately, was accused of using the language of Holocaust denial.
Admittedly, Brazil may soon elect a president that global financial markets do not like; but if international financial markets take precedence over democratic choice, the system is undoubtedly flawed.
Admittedly, this process will take time and patience.
Admittedly, these warnings did not add up to an ironclad case, and they certainly didn't predict the timing of the break.
Admittedly, Israeli governments have never liked the idea of negotiating peace with all enemies simultaneously, if only because the political costs of the required concessions would be unbearable.
Admittedly, the various crises affecting the eurozone have highlighted - sometimes starkly so - the need to reform our institutions and the way they operate.
Admittedly, going to war is much less an anathema for Britons than for continental Europeans.
Some economists - admittedly a diminishing number - deny that there can ever be an output gap.
In such circumstances, the admittedly very real risks of synthetic biology seem decisively outweighed by the hope that it may enable us to avert a looming environmental catastrophe.
Admittedly, getting to a much higher price for gold is not quite the leap of imagination that it seems.
This persecution will admittedly aggravate their difficult struggle, but they will naturally survive it.
Admittedly, the fierce popular backlash against Western media was partially motivated by nationalist ardor, which played into the government's hands.
Admittedly, Bill Clinton and his advisers had plenty of reasons for skepticism.
Admittedly, and fortunately, the parallels are far from perfect.
Admittedly, the new account makes only selective use of primary sources, quite a few of which have not been declassified in their entirety.