Charlie Conrad, Mr. Clapton's editor, acknowledged that the early drafts were "a bit breathless".
"It did take time," Dr. Emanuel Tov, the chief editor, acknowledged as he announced that the final two volumes would soon go to press.
Bill Keller, the executive editor, acknowledged to me that the paper "could have been quicker in responding to the Post's stories".
Mr. Benn, the Haaretz editor, acknowledged that Mr. Netanyahu could not be faulted for the events in Egypt, the rise of an Islamic-inspired party in Turkey or Iran's nuclear program.
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Meryem Atlas, the paper's opinion editor, acknowledged that there was still much work to be done to make Turkey more democratic and transparent, but said the international press was exaggerating Turkey's problem and the media environment was a lot more free and critical than in the days of military rule, when all newspapers had to toe the junta's line.
Torrentfreak's editor acknowledged that, despite his findings, HBO might still want to keep its current model.
At the High Court, the paper's former editor acknowledged that after meeting Jackson in person, he believed that Jackson was neither hideously disfigured nor scarred at all.
The Times public editor acknowledged that the story was false and that it feed another narrative: that the New York Times had an ax to grind against the Clintons.
Ultimately, an ESPNOutdoors.com editor acknowledged "errors" in the handling of the piece and its lack of "balance," but you can expect this one, like so many others, to end up in some chain email from your Fox News-loving uncle in the coming weeks.
