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Russia's foreign ministry has admitted that "several dozen" citizens of Russia and other former Soviet states were killed or wounded during a recent battle in Syria.

NEVERMORE -- Steve Sabol, the NFL Films president, admitted that several players were paid for appearing in the training-camp documentary about the Baltimore Ravens, "Hard Knocks".

In 2002, Romania admitted that several of their gymnasts had lied about their ages, including Olympic medallists Gina Gogean and Alexandra Marinescu.

Ferguson may have been happy on that day but in his recent autobiography he admitted that several of his signings during that era did not work out.

The differences between the two settlements include a nonprosecution agreement signed by the Justice Department with Wells Fargo in which the bank admitted that several former employees had committed criminal violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Wu freely admitted that several specific scenes were faulty representations of the true state of affairs and acknowledged that only those previously scheduled for execution had been killed in order to obtain organs for transplants.

Siemens, where Mr Baumann admits that several of the firm's divisions currently have negative EVAs, is a case in point.

In addition to Crowngate, the BBC has had to admit that several programmes faked the winners of phone-in competitions in various ways.

But in a panel discussion today at EmTech@MIT in Cambridge, MA, panelists will admit that several obstacles still remain and that the "killer app" for augmented reality has yet to emerge.

The FT reports that a memo drafted by the Irish presidency, representing EU countries, admits that "several member states have voiced their disagreement with the level of prescriptiveness of a number of the proposed obligations in the draft regulation". One of the most controversial ideas being put forward is a "right to be forgotten", proposed by the EC justice commissioner, Viviane Reding.

For example, a Mehsud army officer, a member of the most radical Pushtun tribe, whose militant chiefs head a frontier-wide conglomeration of tribally based Islamists known as the Pakistani Taliban, admits that several of his cousins are high-ups in the Taliban.