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

Mr. McCardell, noting that the 450 new students Sewanee expected to admit in the fall constituted a record, said the tuition cuts would not hurt the university's academics.

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

Security analysts allegedly and none of the brokerages are expected to admit wrongdoing recommended the shares of companies publicly when privately they were skeptical of their prospects.

On Wednesday, Mr. Darling is widely expected to admit that the state of Britain's public finances and economy is more dismal than he previously predicted.

With his contract up for renewal in September, Hogan-Howe is expected to admit mistakes in the VIP paedophile ring investigation known as Operation Midland, which is expected to be formally wound up within weeks.

The raid in Germany comes the same day as Volkswagen's US CEO, Michael Horn, stands before the US Congress, where he expected to admit that he knew the defeat devices were being used more than a year ago.

Ahead of his "no-holds barred" interview with Oprah Winfrey in which he is expected to admit to doping for the first time, Lance Armstrong has been told to hand back the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

It could be that once a medical group has been acquired, physicians in those groups are expected to admit their patients to the high-priced hospital, Robinson said.

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.

Even the Committee on the Voluntary Section and Ageing report is expected to admit that some of us are not a problem and are "actively contributing to society".