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Skip to next paragraph Multimedia From the stalled Middle East peace process to the still-open prison at Guantánamo Bay, in Cuba, to the diplomatic deadlock with Iran over its nuclear program, Mrs. Clinton acknowledged a list of unfinished projects, which she said had sowed suspicion that the American commitment was "insufficient or insincere".

Mr. Chapman, who acknowledged having a list of other celebrities he thought of killing (the names were blacked out in the transcript), was asked whether he heard voices.

His own politics varied, he acknowledged cheerfully, in a list of 100 facts about himself.

An empathetic speaker, she tried to win over the huge crowd by acknowledging a fair list of the settlement's complaints about crime: the police never patrol on foot; they don't respond for hours; they prefer bribes to arrests.

Advocates and sexual assault survivors are frustrated they can't even get the Education Department to acknowledge if there's a list of universities being reviewed for Clery violations.

In his talk on Sunday, Mr. Bernanke acknowledged as much, rattling off a list of regulatory efforts the bank made to address nontraditional mortgages and poor underwriting practices.

He acknowledges that work on building a list of security accredited services available through Cloudstore has been slower than expected; so far less than 20 have gone into the process, against a target to provide 50 by the end of the year.

Identify and acknowledge your strengths by making a list of your accomplishments.

Haden parried questions about Kiffin's replacement, though he acknowledged that all athletic directors had a list of candidates ready.

WASHINGTON — Two longtime Republican congressmen have acknowledged that their names appeared on a list of House members who received special loans through a Countrywide Financial program that set off a Congressional inquiry into whether the disgraced mortgage firm granted special treatment to politically connected clients.

He acknowledged that agencies did not submit a list of sacrificial lambs: "Ordinarily, if you ask people if they'd like any of their programs to be cut, they'll say no," Holdren told Representative Donna Edwards (D-MD), who wondered why NASA hadn't been asked for its advice.