All three sued the university for discrimination, arguing that academically less-qualified black and Hispanic students were admitted instead.
"If we'd lost, it would have been hard," Zinedine Zidane admitted; instead they got a result, a performance, that that Modric said "is like a victory" and Lucas insisted "breeds confidence".
The biggest obstacle is not getting admitted; instead, it is being charged out-of-state tuition when applying to public institutions, even if they have lived in North Carolina most of their lives.
But if governments want to pursue other interests instead, they should have the courage to admit it, instead of hiding behind meaningless dialogues and fruitless quests for cooperation.
So to have them recognized, even if sometimes I don't like the way they're recognized, I like that they are, and I feel good that I can admit that, instead of being ashamed".
UBS, for instance, did not admit guilt, instead entering a deferred-prosecution agreement, whereby the Department of Justice has suspended legal action against it in exchange for a series of reforms, in addition to the fine.
Sooner or later the mask would slip, and I'd have to admit that instead of this tarte fine aux pommes avec crème anglaise, I'd rather be at home with my head stuck in an enormous bowl of butterscotch-flavoured Angel Delight.
We could replace all of our messy quotas and waiting lists with a big black box of machine learning magic, and admit people instead based on some objective function such as potential for entrepreneurship.
I agree, great one Meg!" But, I'll admit it, instead it was: "How did she have time to be funny AND write it down before 8 a.m.!" And I was a little bit jealous.
The latest findings show that 67.9 percent of the students who entered small high schools in 2005 and 2006 graduated four years later, compared with 59.3 percent of the students who were not admitted and instead went to larger schools.
