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Meanings of public admission in anglès

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Usage of public admission in anglès
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His public admission unleashed a barrage of criticism, which shows no signs of abating.
The South African
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The French demanded the retraction of those honors, and a public admission of suicide.
The Awakening of China
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In December, it also reported on his public admission that he sexually assaulted a maid.
Radio NZ
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This public admission was met with fierce abhorrence.
The South African
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The Emperor, as I am given to understand, is about to make public admission of my services.
Vittoria — Volume 7
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Past reports have suggested surging revenue at the company, but this is the company's first public admission of profitability.
Reuters
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What a frightful imputation would public admission of that fact cast upon the twelve sworn jurors-uponthe two judges?
The Dock and the Scaffold / The Manchester Tragedy and the Cruis...
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Such a public admission of wrongdoing by soldiers from a top general in the presence of the international media is unprecedented.
Reuters
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As both nations, we have to come to terms with a public admission that this does not now exist on either end.
Wired
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Regardless, the policy changes detailed in the new documents are an embarrassing public admission that the AFP was well aware of its mistake.
Reuters
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Damac's announcement is the first public admission from a Dubai company that the emirate's thriving real estate sector may have hit its peak.
Reuters
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The public admission - accompanied by the resignation of Mr Keith Todd, its chief executive - may be unusual, but the problem is not.
The Irish Times
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Lucas had made her public admission she didn't "trust the path of vaccines" in a response to an Instagram post by Evans.
News.com.au
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They would know that they were right in following fact and fortune, and yet would be making a public admission that they were wrong.
Success (Second Edition)
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The HSE has confirmed it suspended public admissions to St Margaret's nursing home, near Rivermede, last November following inspections.
The Irish Times
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