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The phrase "a admirable" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an admirable" because "admirable" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others is truly an admirable quality."
Alternatives: "a commendable" or "a praiseworthy".
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"What I would say beyond that is there's going to have to be a lot of thinking that is done about the next generation of technologies — and so while I think GDPR does a admirable job of addressing some of the issues with current technologies the stuff that's coming is, frankly, when you think about the bad cases is terrifying.
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It's an admirable goal, targeting a real problem.
"He was an admirable cop and an admirable father," Inspector Maddrey said.
It was an admirable survival technique in a noisy world.
Is Colonel Davis an admirable whistle-blower, or a blowhard?
Eco is an admirable concept, but not a novel one.
What an admirable trend.
That's an admirable goal.
It is an admirable record.
She was an admirable lady.
He does an admirable job.
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