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Even Steve Jobs has openly admitted that the average iPod only contains a tiny proportion of iTunes-bought tracks.

"The Ministry of Defence admitted that the average reading age of army hopefuls wanting to become squaddies was just 11, although most applicants are aged 18".

But when pressed by MPs, he admitted that the average commission was also £30.

Still, I have to admit that the average European professor meets dozens of US academics each year.

New FSA rules have forced Barclays to admit that the average pay of 231 staff was £2.4m after the bank revealed those key employees had been paid a combined £554m.

Though New Jersey Transit's executive director, Jeffrey Warsh, said he had no intentions of raising ticket prices, reducing operations or otherwise "walking away" from the operation, he admits that the average daily ridership of 1,300 riders is "much lower than we'd like to see".

The new store here, called Levi's for Girls, will be aimed at women 19 to 25, though the company readily admits that the average customer may be more like 15 to 22. Levi Strauss also said it would transform its Paris flagship into a store for men only.

Whereas if he wants to talk about Britain being knitted together by chats over a pint down the pub, he would be more honest to admit that the average quaint pub or restaurant relies on hard-working, friendly Latvian, Polish or Lithuanian staff to pull those pints.

Strauch does admit that "the average 25-year-old [brain] has a much faster processing speed and also has an easier time learning and memorizing".

They even admit that the average immigrant in the US produces less CO2 than the average native-born American and that legal immigrants have a much deeper impact due to their higher incomes.

People in Baghdad say that they have only a few hours of state-provided electricity a day; the Americans admit that the Baghdad average is seven hours.