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The Bush administration had eventually conceded that the Uighurs had never been enemy combatants, but it appealed a federal district judge's decision ordering them released into the United States.

Whereas some of these authors have eventually conceded that epistemic transmissivity cannot be defined as capability of resolving doubt (e.g., Wright 2011), others have attempted to articulate their views in full (see mostly Davies 2003a, 2004 and 2009).

Muhammad eventually conceded to the younger Muslims and readied the Muslim force for battle.

Muhammad eventually conceded to the wishes of the latter, and readied the Muslim force for battle.

Crowley however had remained highly critical of Smith's leadership of the lodge, and ordered Wolfe to send him on a personal magical retreat; she felt conflicted, but eventually conceded to Crowley's demands.

Under continuing pressure from Raff, Edison eventually conceded to investigate the possibility of developing a projection system.

"Of course you have doubts," he conceded to Neville.

Charles stalled this operation as long as he could, but eventually he had to concede to Vienna's orders.

After some abortive attempts at fixing the problems, it was eventually conceded that it had to be dismantled.

School officials in these cases eventually conceded that students had a right to protest (and the Florida school district said that the principal was reacting not to a protest but to a disturbance at a volleyball game).

White eventually conceded that Murray should have lived up to these standards of care but did not.