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Walter Isaacson was at Steve Jobs's bedside as Mr. Jobs was dying of cancer, an experience, Mr. Isaacson has acknowledged, that made him "deeply emotionally wrapped up" with his subject.

Having reiterated that banal truth, let us acknowledge that making art may be useless, but even made badly it is also indispensable.

Republicans, such as me, have long had to acknowledge that making a case for the overthrow of the monarchy has been broken on the rock that is Elizabeth II.

Then we need to acknowledge that making time to eat together is important.

McCain acknowledged that made his decision more difficult.

(Apple acknowledges that making it a pop-up bubble in Lion was sort of a mistake).

The White House acknowledged that making the changes the president was suggesting would be challenging.

He readily acknowledges that making deals and working with clients are his strengths, not management.

He acknowledged that making money was the measure of success in business, but "one seeks success more than money after a certain point".

Mr. Lewis acknowledged that making the strategy work "is something I'm in charge of," but he said that Mr. McColl "was very supportive of what we wanted to do".

Though she acknowledges that making a profit is one motive, she says she hopes to see young people in the lounge before she sees them at work.