Price acknowledged Friday that the possibility of his departure had crossed his mind.
At that price, acknowledged Saundra Rich, the national sales training and event coordinator for Jura, the machine is "obviously going to be for a very special kind of customer".
This week, Price acknowledged that he had been skittish in the pocket, had not trusted his protection, in Washington's opener against San Diego State.
When Mr. Price acknowledged in April that he had instigated violence against Jews in Crown Heights in 1991, a judge sentenced him to 11 years and 8 months.
Yet the "public concern" Price acknowledges would not be likely to find a target in "Ardent Spirits," which shuns exhibitionism in favor of such old-world values as discretion, compassion and balance.
Mr. Eisner, who, like Mr. Case, is under pressure from shareholders and directors disappointed with his company's recent share price, acknowledged that its ABC television and Disney studios entertainment divisions "have not been entertaining enough".
Mr. Price acknowledged that writing commercial-break cliffhangers and negotiating narrative compromises with network executives took some getting used to: "What I didn't want is a show where everybody is a hero every two seconds, and shots are fired every three seconds.
"We'll probably still see more softening in price," acknowledges Foster, in his soft Georgian drawl.
While Price acknowledges that humanities research may sound like an oxymoron, her project - in partnership with the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA - had very concrete goals: to educate local high school children in critical thinking.
Even some of the most ardent foes of congestion pricing acknowledge that the current problems seem to be reinvigorating the debate, though they wonder why that idea — and not other potential revenue sources — gets all the chatter.
