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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admitted to exit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is granted permission to leave a place, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After a thorough inspection, the security personnel admitted the guests to exit the building."
Alternatives: "allowed to leave" or "permitted to exit".
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After Clinton won in Indiana, where 10percentt of Democratic primary voters admitted to exit pollsters that they were really Republicans, Senator John Kerry accused Limbaugh of "tampering with the primary" and causing Obama's defeat.
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Vaughan was also unhappy with some of the language Trott used in a recent interview with Sky Sports, during which the batsman admitted to "guilt" over his exit from the Ashes tour.
The Town chairman admitted to being stunned by the exit of the Scotland international.
Bogut does not expect any additional emotions when he steps on court despite admitting he was disappointed and bitter about his exit, but he admitted to having a below-par finals.
The meeting lasted only five minutes, but Liebherr insisted she fully supported the 41-year-old manager, who admitted to a sleepless night following the Italian's exit.
That said, he admitted to "interesting sparks" in areas like Israel, which has seen increasingly large exits and has been at the forefront of things like 3D printing.
She was admitted to Stanford Hospital.
India admitted to 44%.
Mr. Blodget paid millions to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle fraud charges, neither admitting nor denying the accusations, and agreed to exit the securities industry for life.
But when he missed the airport exit sign, I'll admit to some slight whimpering.
Warner admits to nothing.
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