(On the blog, Mr. Kelman conceded the mistake was "egregious" and apologized).
She has conceded the mistake, but contends that this does not invalidate the method she proposed to explain how the pyramids were aligned.
He is the German car salesman whom the C.I.A. captured in 2003 and dispatched to Afghanistan, based on erroneous intelligence; he was released in 2004, and Condoleezza Rice reportedly conceded the mistake to the German chancellor.
After conceding the mistake, the woman in charge of the set-up said that we could just catch the archived footage later on.
The campaign does not acknowledge that, of course, given that sports teams, like television networks, rarely sell the new season by conceding the mistakes or misjudgments made the previous season or seasons.
S. & P. reportedly conceded the math mistake, but then told the Administration that, reckoned against its general distrust of the debt deal passed this week, two trillion was, in effect, a rounding error.
"The lads never dropped their heads, even when we made a mistake to concede the goal.
But Teela, who finished 24th after 22 seconds were added to his time, was not in an accepting mood immediately after the race, even though he conceded that the mistake did not cost him a medal.
Senior bureaucrats have rejected claims the attorney general's department (AGD) was "ducking for cover" after it discovered it had mishandled a letter from the Sydney siege gunman, but conceded the series of mistakes was astounding.
This was exacerbated by them going into coalition, which was seen as a mistake; conceding the tuition fee increase was, for most, the only notable thing the Lib Dems had done in government.
Rod Osborne, manager of Battelle's energy business line, conceded the institute made a mistake by not approaching local officials earlier.
