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admitting basically core ebay market move sort

If eBay were to make this sort of move it would basically be admitting that 'our core market is decelerating.'

admit leadership member seen single

I don't think they're going to do anything, ... I've not seen a single member of the leadership show any inclination to admit that what they did was in error.

admit apple certainly donate dual heard loud message money people screaming willing yelling

I don't think they would admit it, but yes, we had an impact. All these people yelling and screaming for dual boot, yeah, I think it certainly helped. People were willing to donate their money and support, and I think Apple heard the message loud and clear.

admitted feeling four good last matured three

He's matured a lot over the last four years. He admitted that the first three years have been tough, that he didn't know if he was going to be able to get it right up there. Now he's feeling really good and confident.

admitted

How do you know the defendant lied? Well, because the defendant admitted it here in the courtroom.

admit greedy hence playing saved stroke

I could have saved the stroke by playing it safe. I must admit I was greedy and hence went for the green.

admitting avoid forces government paying recall unless

By not admitting a flaw, Bridgestone will probably try to avoid paying for any of the recall unless the government forces it to.

admitted condition fever gone since

His condition is stable, but his fever has not gone down since he was admitted this morning.

admitted aware bird diagnosed fever free high hospital patients pneumonia symptoms

High fever and pneumonia should be very aware of and patients with such symptoms should be admitted to hospital immediately and once diagnosed as bird flu, they should be free of charge.

admit canadian crisis crushed families major refuse

Canadian working families and their communities are being crushed by a major job-market crisis, and our decision-makers still refuse to admit it exists.

admit afford behavioral budget buying economics economy-and-economics feelings insurance life needed negative people positive premium straight stronger tells

Behavioral economics tells us that when people say they can't afford life insurance, even when they admit they don't have enough, there's more to it than a straight budget calculation. The negative feelings of 'losing' the premium for more insurance are often a lot stronger than the positive feelings of buying the needed protection.