In the interests of fairness, I should report that he openly concedes that the causes of CFP failure are complex.
He has just finished television appearances, is checking e-mail and is finding time with one of three adult children who, he openly concedes, have been short-shrifted during a workaholic's post-journalism ascent in American politics.
"[Former Australia coach] Rod Macqueen openly conceded that (the 2001 team's) preparation wasn't adequate, and he's genuinely concerned by what we're confronted with".
In 2010, after multiple attempts to drill a well in the muddy soil of the Moale village in the Central African Republic, the organization's founder, Scott Harrison, openly conceded defeat.
Tuesday's decision was made easier for the panel by a kind of smoking gun: Republican leaders in the North Carolina General Assembly openly conceded that the 2016 map was drawn to benefit Republicans.
Mr. Martins openly concedes that he preferred dancing in class to performing onstage.
It picked up a best picture Oscar in 2008 and snagged an unexpected $15 million for Mr. Jones in 2009, when he prevailed in an arbitration over what Paramount openly concedes was a mistake in his contract.
Hungarian defender Janos Kovacs, in his second spell at the club, openly concedes this is the biggest weekend of his career.
Ford, nevertheless, openly concedes his side look "fragile" in terms of belief and "lack a bit of leadership".
It surveys voters in a different way from most others pollsters, and it openly concedes that its methodology may favor Trump somewhat.
The investigation also uncovered a document which openly concedes that Lloyds has lost some crucial customer evidence and that staff breached customers' privacy under the Data Protection Act on some occasions.
