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Given the state's budget crisis, that is admittedly unlikely.

37 min This is Inter's best spell, a statement that is admittedly as relative as 'Rob Smyth's sexiest outfit'.

By way of example, Mr. Jones cites Geoffrey Streatfeild (pronounced STRET-field), a name that is admittedly hard to forget.

Put it all together, and you have a pretty clear road map to dysfunction, though one that is admittedly incomplete (please add your suggested explanations in comments).

The best scientific thinking, in a field that is admittedly understudied, now holds that multiple, public murder occurs at a fairly constant level across time and cultures.

What's more, partners' ability to see their colleagues' work lowers the risk of illicit rogue behavior (something that is admittedly rare but can be fatal).

She threw out my things that were, admittedly, old and gross, but I was shocked.

Except... that was based on secondhand reports that were admittedly speculating and drawing inferences.

Today's voting began with possibilities that were admittedly remote but intriguing nevertheless.

And the documents that were -- admittedly, according to Buzzfeed's own editor, raised serious doubt to the allegation contained wherein.

In a speech that was admittedly modest, Mr. Obama declared Monday that violence continued to be at the lowest it had been in years.