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"The OFT itself has admitted that it's almost impossible to determine what charges are".

The DEA itself has admitted that kratom likely isn't deserving of the DEA's schedule 1 designation, reserved for only the most dangerous drugs.

But he had been drawn to Kenya by what the UNHCR itself has admitted was a "pull factor for young Ugandans".

Even the Communist party itself has admitted that period of Mao's rule inflicted "grave disorder, damage and retrogression" on the country.

Their decision will be based on a service that does some things well, but – as Apple itself has admitted – needs improvement in other areas.

He had every right to jump up and say, "There you go again": Not only was Mr. Romney's claim fundamentally dishonest, it has already been extensively debunked, and the Romney campaign itself has admitted that it's false.

When she explained that the council itself had admitted to having plans, Cameron snapped: "If you don't like them, you should stand for election".

One, Scott Sweet of IPO Boutique, told Marketwatch that King was a "one trick pony" and the company itself had admitted to investors the possibility that it's fortunes are currently closely tied to the future of Candy Crush.

The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) itself had admitted as much and asked for a 30-day extension to declare the results so that a recount could be carried out.

"The government has admitted itself that it has made no assessment of the impact this will have on the community of people with Down's syndrome".

As Samsung has admitted itself, The Bell says the goal is to release the Galaxy X in 2019.