Yet were the commons far from being satisfied with this importantconcession.
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So Tsipras' comments signaled an importantconcession to Brussels and Berlin.
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The following year an importantconcession was made to the inhabitants of New Amsterdam.
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Again, you speak of an importantconcession made to the renewed application of England.
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He had authorized his French representative, the Cardinal de Bayanne, to make an importantconcession.
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Another importantconcession won by the United States was immunity for its troops from Afghan prosecution.
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So far as mere political theories could go, this was certainly an importantconcession to the conspirators.
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But she made an importantconcession to critics, announcing that a "forum bar" would be introduced.
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However, Athens did secure a potentially importantconcession: it will be able to propose its own list of reforms.
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This was an importantconcession.
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I am instructed to say, however, that the Imperial German Government will make one importantconcession to the United States.
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Sir Stephen was a great financier, and had just brought out a great company to work an importantconcession in Africa.
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Obama emerged last night claiming to have wrung an importantconcession from China and India to offer a fuller accounting of its emissions reductions.
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An importantconcession is the building of extra tunnels in the picturesque Wendover area which will minimise disruption to the landscape and everyday life.
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The Emperor Alexander still hoped to obtain importantconcessions from Napoleon.
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Duke Robert was totally defeated, and obliged to make importantconcessions to Robert of Bellême.