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The social network admitted that Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm, had improperly gained access to the data of millions.

One executive at a competing network admitted that "when I heard about the car accident and her being in a wheelchair, it gave us some pause".

The social network admitted that it mistakenly made the explicit video – which was tagged "porn" and "nsfwvine" – an "editor's pick" on Monday, meaning users could view the x-rated clip without leaving the homepage.

However, the network admitted: "Separately, an online ad was submitted for digital placement and feedback was mistakenly given to remove the word 'abortion.' That is not company policy and we are currently reviewing our ad standards processes to ensure they are consistent across all platforms moving forward.

The network admitted that some of its policies may seem "overly strict" and gave her account back, but she decided against rejoining and took action by strolling the streets of New York to demonstrate how women are allowed to go nude in the city, but not on Instagram.

WorldCom, which owns the American long-distance MCI network, admitted in June that it had mistakenly booked $3.8 billion of costs as capital expenditure, and that the profits it recorded over five quarters from the beginning of 2001 should have been losses.

A credal network admits several extensions several sets of probability measures comply with the constraints represented by a network.

Some members of our Forces for Good network admit to living in trenches and bunkers they have dug and built themselves.

We show that such minimalist policies are maximally stabilizing for acyclic network topologies under some scenarios, and, when the network is stabilizable, the network admits a globally asymptotically stable equilibrium under these policies.

[C3.] WB Admits to a Poor Season The WB television network admits to having a lousy season, attributing its woes on several new programs that misfired and faulty methodology by Nielsen in measuring ratings of younger viewers.

But a report from US technology site Gizmodo this month began a process that would eventually see the social network admit that Facebook was more than a mere platform.