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Looking at the high rise sink estates that he points out as being part of the dictator's legacy, it's admittedly hard to share his sense of pride.

The only thing missing for me is a better browsing experience, but that's not what this phone's all about and it's, admittedly, expecting too much out of a $50 device.

Keane's logic is compelling and it's admittedly tempting to blame newspapers for the Sydney lockout.

It's admittedly not much more useful than downloading Amazon's app, but will likely help fuel the massive portal of contextual information that Samsung's compiling to help build a more useful Bixby experience.

The first time this happens, it's admittedly rather funny.

That's a.624 pace, and it's admittedly difficult to attain, even in a less challenging division.

More social history than art history, it is admittedly not a comprehensive survey of the state's religious architecture.

It is, admittedly, an odd term.

(It is, admittedly, a comfortable-looking sofa).

OK, it is admittedly early days for Daniel Craig.

It is, admittedly, harder to justify a 20th stab.