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Meanwhile six hospitals have declared "major incidents" (which admittedly have a broad definition under NHS guidance).

As a novelist who doesn't feel especially inclined to experiment with form, I admittedly have a dog in this fight.

If you're aiming for all-round classiness, and admittedly have a bigger bank account, then you'll find a pair Church's thick-soled Leyton shoes a triumph.

To the bar-and restaurant-owners of America, who admittedly have a vested interest, the statistics therefore deserve a closer scutiny before any federal move to the 0.08% limit.Their lobby group, the American Beverage Institute, makes a persuasive case.

That may, admittedly, have a lot to do with how loose the tension is currently set on the locking mechanism of the pedal and the fact they're double-sided – you can twist your foot at 45 degrees left or right to pop out.

He does admittedly have a point.

A year later, as the fight ended, he added that the bishops "admittedly have an easier task with matters of this sort.

But experts in whistle-blower cases — who, admittedly, have an interest in fostering such claims — say he has a persuasive case.

Pakistan, admittedly, had a restive Muslim population to contend with.

Billups, admittedly, has a tough job that doesn't see results in a day.

Last month the World Food Programme WFPP) called for urgent help to avert a "serious tragedy".North Korea, admittedly, has a chronic food crisis.