The article concedes that "some counter that this is a baseless fear, claiming that it would be possible to enshrine in law the regulator's independence from both government and the newspaper industry".
The original Economist article conceded that "there are, of course, all sorts of reasons to choose one form of energy over another" and arguments will doubtless continue about the relative merits of different sorts of no- and low-carbon power generation.
WND followed up the next day with an article conceding apparent problems with the certificate's authenticity but continuing its misleading defense of it.
Hari used the article to concede that, on reflection, the approach he had sometimes taken was wrong, but denied accusations of plagiarism and churnalism.
In The Times Magazine article, Mr. Kerrey conceded that his three-decade-old memory might be faulty.
Still, even the article's authors concede that their work is clouded by uncertainties.
According to the article, "Mr. Miliband concedes that Labour was itself slow to confront the Murdoch empire".
In the article, Dr. Lemaire concedes that no one knows whether Christians at the time continued the Jewish two-burial custom.
"They were like, 'Your hips are too big.' " In addition to picking models, Ms. Leder assigns and edits the articles, which she conceded are one of the magazine's weaknesses.
And because of what (in response to my earlier article) Dunn conceded to be poor integration between retail and on-line channels at Best Buy, customers have no compelling reason to stick with Best Buy once they are done with their research.
Even the article itself had to concede that Higgins had never been involved in match fixing (if so, incidentally, what was the prima facie evidence that persuaded Mahmood to carry out such an elaborate and costly string operation?) As I suspected, and as is always the case with a Mahmood scoop, there is much more to the story behind the story.
