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At Tuesday's press preview, curator MaryAnne Stevens admitted the arrival dates of loaned works weren't usually "that tight".

This recommendation specifically states that when the need for ICU beds exceeds available resources, patients should be admitted by arrival order [ 27].

The doors bang open to admit late arrivals and then bang open again to release those who realise they should be next door, watching something else.

He admits that the sudden arrival of the biodiesel revolution has delayed the resettlement of the villagers but insists the promise of a better life will be kept.

Despite this, he admits his relatively new arrival to fame wasn't quite the stream of parties, freebies and non-stop glamour that he had anticipated.

Anyone who went to an Ivy League school is familiar with the "development admits," underachieving kids whose arrival on campus is accompanied by a plaque on a building or a laboratory bearing their surname.

And the former Bristol City manager admits not every new arrival has lived up to expectations.

It's very difficult for him, as he admits, to ignore the arrival of any big launch from the likes of Apple - or Microsoft for that matter - firstly because the PR spin is so brilliantly executed by Steve Jobs (the CEO of Apple) et al, and secondly because it feels like the rest of the world is talking about it... including mainstream news programmes like Newshour on the World Service.

David Moyes has admitted Juan Mata's arrival at Manchester United should take some of the pressure off Adnan Januzaj.

The disgraceful part of the ENRC saga is the various City players' reluctance to admit that the arrival of so many oligarch-controlled companies has been damaging.

But I had to admit that the arrival online of the Chia Pet Bunny Handmade Decorative Planter ($14.99 at Joseph Enterprises) was particularly troubling because it raised an uncomfortable question: Who would buy this stuff online?