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It admits a whole area of writing -- at last! -- to its proper place in literary history.

Well, that certainly puts a different complexion on it, admits a chastened Hacker.

"The CBSS is now so boring that the Russians don't try to disrupt it," admits a normally hawkish official.

So, as a result (I think), the overall feeling of the book is somewhat more hopeful — it admits a wider range of possibilities, let's say.

Another is that it admits a man as a writer: feminism is to do with enabling men as well as women.

A few years back, the traditionalists, if I may call them that, advanced a few technical arguments in favor of real cork, mainly that it admits a little air, which helps the aging process along.

It admits a simple explanation.

Generally, it admits a unique classical solution.

So, it admits a point of minimal norm.

Note that it admits a unique periodic solution.

A C⁎-algebra is called primitive if it admits a faithful and irreducible ⁎-representation.