The phrase "admit said" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I have to admit said actions were not appropriate."
Alternatives: "acknowledge that" or "confess that".
"I'm a lifelong New Yorker — I've been at more marches and antiwar protests than I care to admit," said Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president.
"I was quite surprised, I must admit," said Ian Lawson, a detective in the art and antiques unit at the Metropolitan Police Service in London, describing his first realization that rhino-horn theft had become a serious law-enforcement issue.
"It's a pretty romantic name, you've got to admit," said Steve Wynn of Punta Gorda, Fla., who was visiting Niagara Falls with his wife, Gina, to celebrate his 50th birthday.
Mr. Chen played a bigger role in the upheavals than he cared to admit, said Zhou Duo, who was among a group of intellectuals who negotiated with soldiers on June 4 , 1989 to avoid bloodshed in Tiananmen Square itself.
More politicians pass through his office than either the opposition or the government would care to admit," said Washington Uranga, social science professor at the University of Buenos Aires.
"I was a little bit scared, I must admit," said Ms. Ahmed, who came to oversee the chariot's reassembly with Amany Emiel Nashed, a conservator from the Luxor Museum.
This is how we make our money".Yet Google is more like Microsoft than it likes to admit, says Nicholas Carr, a technology writer and blogger.
"I must admit," says Walters, "when I first actually built Kaspar, I did think he was a bit uncanny".
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"I suggest that people first identify the hospital where they wish to be admitted," said Dr. Jeffrey P. Harris, president of the American College of Physicians.
"I haven't heard big debates or anything, maybe because the current students were already admitted," said Natalie Butler, the student body president.
