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And Mr Kobach and Mrs Brewer, as politicians, can hardly be expected to admit defeat if there is any chance the electorate might not notice it.

This fact makes it understandable why contradictory negation should not be expected to admit of a game-theoretical interpretation, at least not along the same lines in which the other logical operators are interpreted.

An alternative measure would have been to ask participants whether they consider their estimates to be more optimistic or pessimistic, but again we would face social desirability and self-perception biases: No experienced project manager could, for example, be expected to admit that she or he is repeatedly underestimating task-completion times or risk occurrence probabilities.

The General Assembly is expected to admit the country later this year.

The company is expected to admit it is partly to blame for the disaster, but will also claim that other companies must accept some responsibility.

PAGE A16 Colonel Linked to Drug Case The Army colonel who headed a government antidrug campaign is expected to admit failing to report his wife's drug crimes.

Mr. Armstrong is expected to admit to doping in an effort to persuade officials to lift his lifetime ban from Olympic sports.

The bank is expected to admit violating US laws meant to prohibit money laundering including the Bank Secrecy Act and the Trading with the Enemy Act.

MFI is expected to admit this week that its difficult trading position is putting it at risk of breaching its banking covenants.

The chancellor is expected to admit that the British economy is in a much worse state than predicted in March's budget.

The chancellor, George Osborne, is expected to admit next month in his autumn statement that he has missed at least one of his deficit reduction targets.