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Not quite admittedly: In an email inquiry on January 6th, WV SHPO Susan Pierce wrote: "We cannot confirm or deny that there are no deceased on the SHPO list dated May 21, 2009".

All in all, then, this was a fine meal with moments of the sublime, but without quite fulfilling admittedly stellar expectations.

And admittedly quite a common name too.

I am outgoing, chatty and admittedly quite nosey.

To some extent, admittedly quite limited, this realisation is dawning.

That is admittedly quite a claim in these days of Breaking Bad, The Wire and Mad Men.

1) The trailer begins with this admittedly quite sinister drawing of a family who hanged themselves.

As well as the (admittedly quite freaky) physical resemblance, Ashton Kutcher is perhaps the most qualified actor around to play Steve Jobs.

If England have any sense – quite an assumption, admittedly – they will strike while the iron is hot and hand him a promotion.

It's why, when I introduced them to an (admittedly quite hungover) friend, she cried and whispered: "they're just so perfect".

For older pupils, try this memorable – if, admittedly, quite bizarre – introduction to diabetes, which asks them to Think Like A Pancreas.