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The FBI alone has thousands of devices in its custody — even after admitting the number of encrypted devices is far lower than first reported.

Even the government admits: "The number of drug offences recorded by the police is greatly dependent on police activities and priorities and doesn't give a reliable indication of trends in level of drug offending".

Jack Valero, one of the organisers of Cardinal Newman's beatification, admits the number of people who will get to see Benedict will be far fewer than those who greeted Pope John Paul.

And Cureton admits the number of games he has played has surprised him.

The council admitted the number of potholes had "increased significantly over the winter, one of the wettest on record".

Hoddle admits the number of foreigners in the Premier League is a hindrance and thinks England has a lot of work to do to catch up with other nations.

But speaking before Jenkins' announcement to leave the Blues, former Wales captain Matthew Rees admitted the number of players heading abroad is a concern.

Bekele Geleta of the IFRC admits the number of disasters in 2012 was also amongst the lowest in several years, but argues that technology played a significant role in reducing the human toll – specifically ownership of phones, linked to weather prediction, satellite imagery and mass alert systems.

ED crowding was measured using ED occupancy at the time of patient triage, which was defined as the ratio of total number of patients in the ED (admitted and not admitted) to the number of beds in the ED[17].

Newitz later retracted the initial claim, admitting that the number of real female users was far higher.

Other factors included in this multivariate logistic regression analysis were admitting diagnoses, the number of comorbidities at admission (the preexisting conditions), and sex.