Hussein Ibish, named by Foreign Policy magazine this week to its Twitterati 100, recently wrote a column acknowledging his errors in predicting the course of the Egyptian revolution and the wider Arab Spring.
In response, Sheik Abdel Moneim el-Shahat, a prominent Salafi leader addressed in the columns, acknowledged major differences with Mr. Aboul Fotouh over his "permissiveness".
In his column Johnson acknowledges that calling for action over archaeological treasures when "we in the West have collectively decided to do very little to help hundreds of thousands of Syrian human beings" is difficult to justify.
The column also acknowledges and then plays down the reality that "the best way for regulators to stay ahead of financial innovations... is to employ people who know them best".
But it was acknowledged that this column may be part of the problem because, by its very nature, it concentrates on the negative aspects of my game.
In my last column I acknowledged the screaming inevitability of me being fired by AOL.
In "Coming Out as a Modern Family," a New York Times Modern Love column, Bello acknowledged she had been dating a longtime girlfriend, who was also her son's godmother.
I rarely agree with Ross Douthat, but this time I found myself cheering "The Secrets of Princeton" (column, April 7), which acknowledges the self-replicating imperative of American elites.
Okay, this McCain acknowledges.
David Brooks (column, April 17) now acknowledges that he arrogantly underestimated the problem of democratizing Iraq, but his statement does not suggest that he has learned very much about democratic manners and ideals from this experience.
