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Meanings of acknowledge yesterday in English

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Usage of acknowledge yesterday in English
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Mr Wheeler's comments are nothing new -as he acknowledged yesterday.
Radio NZ
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What Mr Obama acknowledged yesterday was that he cannot do everything at once.
The Guardian
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Mickelson will embrace it all, but it will be difficult, as he acknowledged yesterday.
The Guardian
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IRELAND was formally acknowledged yesterday as the front-runner to stage the Ryder Cup in 2005.
The Irish Times
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This was acknowledged yesterday by EU foreign ministers, who adopted a firmer tone on the subject.
The Irish Times
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It was also acknowledged yesterday that the case was set to run for four or five weeks.
The Irish Times
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Markets in the mood to listen Mr Wheeler's comments are not new - as he acknowledged yesterday.
Radio NZ
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He acknowledged yesterday that only seven of 20 promised priority Bills were published in the winter session.
The Irish Times
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The liquidity squeeze in the interbank market was officially acknowledged yesterday by Spain's treasury secretary Carlos Ocana.
The Irish Times
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I acknowledged yesterday's terror, today's continuing uneasiness.
Bare Bones
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However, a further four routes have been hit by the economic downturn, Minister for Transport Noel Dempsey acknowledged yesterday.
The Irish Times
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McWilliams, in a post on his website, acknowledged yesterday that there had been speculation about his candidacy in the election.
The Irish Times
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Mr Andrews acknowledged yesterday that the lockdown in Melbourne and Mitchell Shire could continue for longer if numbers didn't come down.
News.com.au
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The courage she displayed under fire was acknowledged yesterday, both by counsel for the victims' families and counsel for the soldiers.
The Irish Times
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The Green Party leader acknowledged yesterday the gap was "tight", and said the No campaign had been very prominent.
The Irish Times
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An online attack at Adobe compromised personal data for tens of millions more customers than was previously reported, the company acknowledged yesterday.
The Irish Times