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"We bit off more than we can chew," Michael McGinnis, director of Phillips's contemporary art department worldwide, admitted after the sale ended.

This survey invited hospitals worldwide admitting adults, children and neonates, to volunteer to participate.

The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, which hands out 4bn disposable cups worldwide, recently admitted the scale of the recycling challenge, after failing to meet some key targets, including getting customers to start using personal reusable cups.

A number of patients, both in the UK and worldwide, are admitted to acute hospitals when it is not medically appropriate [ 1- 5].

Last week Peugeot admitted that worldwide deliveries are down by 13% in the first half of 2012.

The revelations about fuel economy and CO2 emissions have deepened the crisis at VW, which initially centred on software used on up to 11m diesel vehicles worldwide that the company admitted in September had vastly understated actual emissions of the pollutant nitrogen oxide.

You may not find either Arens or the WZO ready to concede that Zionism no longer occupies its once undoubted unifying role among most Jews worldwide or to admit to Zionism's mistakes.

Health care-associated infections, or nosocomial infections are the most frequent adverse event in health-care delivery worldwide in particular in patients admitted to intensive care units because of the debilitated state of the patients and the sophisticated procedures.

Britain's security services only officially admitted that they had worldwide powers to attack computers this year.

VW has admitted that 11m vehicles worldwide, including 8m in Europe and 1.2m in the UK, were fitted with defeat devices that allowed them to cheat emissions tests.

VW has admitted that 11m vehicles worldwide were fitted with a defeat device, which is a line of software code hidden within the cars' systems that knew when an emissions test was taken place.