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| bility across scales, while at the same time | admitting a continuous dependence on parameters which |
| , Donaldson's work focused on four-manifolds | admitting a differentiable structure, using instantons |
| eorge Glauberman's result that finite groups | admitting a Klein four group of fixed-point-free autom |
| as convicted of the Mardi Gra bombings after | admitting a three-year blackmail and terror campaign i |
| ssion standards have become more lax thereby | admitting a greater number of students than in the pas |
| s, Kundt spacetimes are Lorentzian manifolds | admitting a geodesic null congruence with vanishing op |
| Also by | admitting able bodied (but underprivileged) students, |
| first students in September 2002, currently | admitting about 60 students per year. |
| 965 after Ronan was moved from Ireland after | admitting abuse there. |
| s, consolidated surgical services (including | admitting and pre-admission testing) and a medical/sur |
| ann worked at the UCLA Medical Center in the | admitting and billing departments. |
| While not | admitting any liability, the US$15 million minus legal |
| were disturbed by the controversial idea of | admitting apartheid South Africa to the Games and reve |
| iversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for | admitting applicants (many of whom were not very well |
| us, Binghamton had lowered its standards for | admitting basketball players to the NCAA minimum. |
| f South Carolina School of Law finally began | admitting black students in 1964. |
| s age provision to 11-18 in 1945 and finally | admitting boys to attend the school in the mid-Seventi |
| une 2010 but resigned in February 2011 after | admitting breaching data protection laws. |
| triotic Legion of America in 1938, this time | admitting Catholics. |
| e school is a co-educational primary school, | admitting children from Pre Primary 1 (year before Pri |
| rs bound for the North, the vessel careened, | admitting cold water to the engine-room and exploding |
| he received a four month jail sentence after | admitting dangerous driving. |
| the clock runs out and the game is over, and | admitting defeat shouting, "No. |
| Kazamatsuri, | admitting defeat, commits suicide by jumping off the c |
| y made slow progress for several days before | admitting defeat. |
| an All India Entrance Exam conducted by the | admitting Department. |
| es is sentenced to two years in prison after | admitting distributing child pornography. |
| trial due to a procedural error at trial in | admitting evidence and instructing the jury. |
| a major cause was bribed security personnel | admitting fans without tickets into the stadium and po |
| e early 1900s, after multiple discussions of | admitting female students, Hanover's Board of Trustees |
| The school began | admitting female students in 1930, and received accred |
| would not end with the fall of Baghdad: not | admitting for several months after the war that there |
| In later years, the college started | admitting Form 1 to Form 5 students while still keepin |
| He eventually stood down after | admitting fraud; during the privatisation of British T |
| ginning of the 20th century the school began | admitting girls as well as boys, and by the 1960s was |
| founded in 1708 as a boys school, and began | admitting girls in the 1970s. |
| endent (SHMIS, AGBIS) in the 1980s and began | admitting girls at the same time. |
| In 1935 the Jaffna Hindu College started | admitting girls. |
| of Woodside Park School, rebranded and began | admitting girls. |
| 1930s, the defendants were craven in court, | admitting guilt and requesting to be punished with dea |
| Although he was | admitting guilt, presiding judge William Bassler noted |
| onsent decree with the FTC, without formally | admitting guilt. |
| xecuted his son, prevented him from publicly | admitting having made a mistake. |
| after he rescues her from the burning ship, | admitting he is only the third man she has ever seen. |
| mour Sapoznik, pled guilty in February 1997, | admitting he accepted payoffs from the mob from 1990 u |
| or live in relative comfort on Cardassia by | admitting he sees five lights. |
| ism for living outside the constituency, and | admitting he had no plans to move into it. |
| Fibber, not | admitting he is broke, rents the bridal suite and choo |
| mbo Magistrates Court on 18 March 2011 after | admitting he had sexually abused five underage novice |
| mons, who resigned as ordinary in 1998 after | admitting he molested five boys while he was a pastor. |
| Although | admitting he himself has mellowed with age, the singer |
| onsidered his music old-fashioned while also | admitting he remained a composer with an imposing repu |
| her new place of employment, partly to avoid | admitting he cannot read the written address. |
| Admitting he was breaking with tradition, Carr made hi | |
| Griffin and his recruitment strategy, often | admitting he is able to offer more competitive benefit |
| o have to work harder to win Mylene's heart, | admitting he is jealous that she "shines her brightest |
| During this time he was questioned further, | admitting he had hit and robbed Boyle. |
| Nuys, California drug rehabilitation clinic, | admitting he had a cocaine problem. |
| ee and mutilated at least 11 of his victims, | admitting he ate the livers of some of them. |
| e appears to like Kanata very much, however, | admitting he is cute and calling him "Kanata onii-chan |
| he builds a rapport with female listeners by | admitting her own frailties". |
| re the female narrator expresses her fear of | admitting her strong feelings to the object of her aff |
| er the Court heard arguments for and against | admitting her to the bar. |
| l mas- ters of vessels are cautioned against | admitting her into them, although it is probable she w |
| e didn't count on Anna returning and finally | admitting her love for his rival, destroying the infor |
| the club's place in the play-off finals, and | admitting himself that it was his best ever performanc |
| is unrequited due to Johnny's reluctance of | admitting his love and Paula's obliviousness. |
| ence" in exchange for turning himself in and | admitting his guilt. |
| ating chaos in his bid to avoid his wife and | admitting his infidelity. |
| subsequent parent-child meeting shows Frank | admitting his initial denial to his daughter, believin |
| On the other hand, | admitting his sympathies for socialism and for the lef |
| While | admitting his own general ignorance of the rules when |
| n 23 April 2010, Bishop Vangheluwe resigned, | admitting his guilt publicly. |
| es her accusations, but Webb tricks him into | admitting his guilt. |
| angelical Christian beliefs and was proud in | admitting his virginity. |
| Souder resigned after | admitting his involvement in an affair with a married |
| Phil finally intimidates Johnny into | admitting his involvement in Dennis's death, and vows |
| He expressed his personal opposition to | admitting homosexuals to seminaries, a position he sai |
| itary to President Bill Clinton, saying that | admitting homosexuals would have "disastrous consequen |
| While evidently | admitting illegal activity, he claimed to be following |
| n his excavation career there in 1906, later | admitting in Spadework that "I had never studied archa |
| termined to help set things right as well as | admitting into calling Elmo a friend. |
| choice for a single, while at the same time | admitting it benefitted "from some great U2-inspired g |
| ho his friend was, Corbett hesitated, before | admitting it was Peter Barret, who was by then living |
| host town, as one website alleges even while | admitting it remains populated. |
| In August 2009, after | admitting it hadn't been their finest hour, Windsor Ci |
| , Lyman High School became fully integrated, | admitting its first black students in 1966. |
| ski “expresses his opposition to the idea of | admitting ladies to the ceremonies.” |
| rvis sent a letter to the victims' families, | admitting liability for the accident. |
| otographic flash coinciding with the shutter | admitting light to photographic film or electronic ima |
| To obtain visual privacy while | admitting light. |
| By 1922, the hospital had started | admitting limb patients other than war casualties, lik |
| In 2003, the Irish Labour Party began | admitting members in the north, and the following year |
| l became a more standard hotel when it began | admitting men as guests in 1981. |
| Hyperbaric chambers capable of | admitting more than one patient (multiplace) and an in |
| part of the Gordonsville Receiving Hospital, | admitting more than 23,000 sick and wounded in less th |
| It opened for public visitation on 8 April, | admitting more than 13.000 visitors during the day. |
| rote a letter to the Victim Liaison Services | admitting murdering his three victims, but did not adm |
| ut containing an entrance, the mezzanine and | admitting natural light. |
| ies to the larger Christian community, began | admitting non-seminarians, women included. |
| Kaleta signed a consent order neither | admitting nor denying wrongdoing, and while the radio |
| ence, having its own methods of research and | admitting of the same system of checks and verificatio |
| dren agreed to appear, Phelps-Roper is shown | admitting on camera that her oldest son was born out o |
| abortion providers in the United States, for | admitting on Fox News television to practising bestial |
| mployees, Android Inc. operated secretively, | admitting only that it was working on software for mob |
| hnic groups represented in its student body, | admitting only 180 students per year. |
| $14 million to the State Department without | admitting or denying the government's charges. |
| nected were a reform of the Navigation Acts, | admitting other nations to a full equality and recipro |
| a trainer Lennie Knell was caught on camera | admitting overfeeding dogs to slow them down , and aga |
| s a controversial move as the conference was | admitting predominately African-American schools and t |
| ese two criteria in formulating the test for | admitting prior inconsistent statements. |
| It dictates that it must be assumed, without | admitting proof to the contrary, that all officers and |
| He can also be heard | admitting regularly to being fallible-that he can be w |
| e also unique in the Notre Dame repertory in | admitting secular melodies as source material, though |
| ared to be developing well, despite Anderton | admitting she had been declared bankrupt. |
| Orlenda eventually leaves after | admitting she was scamming Charlie, but returns his mo |
| e would want me within 100 miles of him" and | admitting spending years feeling bitter about the way |
| Fulton County Hospital has an active ( | admitting) staff of six physicians. |
| lve-month prison sentence in July 2005 after | admitting stealing over £40,000 from the Royal Mail in |
| tion based on racial lines, the school began | admitting students of African heritage. |
| hib Education Trust to uplift rural India by | admitting students every year from rural areas. |
| It opened in September 2009 | admitting students from Notley High School and other l |
| rrey (under the system at Corpus Christi for | admitting students). |
| Burton pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges, | admitting taking bribes to fix four games in 1994. |
| responsible for such regulation of wegsport, | admitting teams, fixture lists and qualification crite |
| eason finale left off, with Marty and Hannah | admitting that they were indeed in love with each othe |
| He neglected the effects of atmosphere, | admitting that he did not know how much the sun's heat |
| ss MacKenzie and Dr. Becker, Rodney relents, | admitting that they do in fact need a better home. |
| After | admitting that she did not know what a barrel shroud w |
| ster, the King of China stopped the match by | admitting that he has lost. |
| Despite Madhavan | admitting that the news "was premature", she signed up |
| r many years, Ed is able to talk him down by | admitting that he also feels guilt for lives he couldn |
| Admitting that there are significant questions surroun | |
| are taken into custody (with Drakken finally | admitting that maybe Kim is all that) and the media br |
| Though | admitting that the White Nile was the larger stream, B |
| confrontation between Ko and Choi, with each | admitting that their on-set relationship was strained, |
| pendent of the State of Ohio in exchange for | admitting that she broke the rules when she ran away. |
| Bugs has no use for these yellow rocks, | admitting that he confused "carats" with the vegetable |
| time, Joseph cares for Harry in her absence, | admitting that he believes himself to be at blame for |
| cluding some of Issa's ex-squad members, one | admitting that they lost trust in Issa because they di |
| with "a general negligence of dates," though | admitting that in his philosophical range "he is far s |
| lstead reflected on the AlphaOne experience, | admitting that he "had almost lost a sense of normalit |
| tunity to take advantage of him, even openly | admitting that by playing to Sir Andrew's generosity a |
| r Co. eventually published its own findings, | admitting that a perfluorohydrocarbon-based cleaning f |
| detainee holds the United States in disdain, | admitting that if another call for Jihad were issued h |
| the imprecise nature of the controls", while | admitting that "There's still a decent amount of daft |
| Admitting that his refusal to obey the order was wilfu | |
| a, and obtained statements from EPA and LDEQ | admitting that Louisiana was operating a “bank” for em |
| rend of public sentiment" without explicitly | admitting that he was responsible for the defeat, whil |
| her than being their natural meanings; while | admitting that words like "world" and "all" do not alw |
| rategic Defence and Security Review in 2010, | admitting that some were likely to be compulsory. |
| Krenek discussed Schubert's style, abashedly | admitting that he at first "shared the wide-spread opi |
| om the characters were partially based, even | admitting that "they're all public figures so they can |
| fficiating games for the Ironton Tanks after | admitting that he had watched them "more closely" than |
| ng possible criminal charges in exchange for | admitting that he "allowed priests under his supervisi |
| the farm, and zoo staff were secretly filmed | admitting that the tiger's carcass had been illegally |
| few years previously before ending in 2007, | admitting that his wife always beat him to the answers |
| pening round of the 66 kg competition, later | admitting that he made his decision to show solidarity |
| ppears to back off his allegations somewhat, | admitting that cornerman Artie Curley had wrapped at l |
| social terms, these signs tend to "not like | admitting that they're wrong.") |
| Tim Smith's | admitting that he took cash for questions from Mohamme |
| However modern researchers doubt this story, | admitting that it may have been based on real events. |
| Eventually, Brad manipulates her into | admitting that she is responsible for the murder. |
| r later accepted the research and went on to | admitting that his theory was flawed. |
| pted all the terms of the settlement without | admitting that it had committed any anticompetitive ac |
| The series ends with Tenma | admitting that he was never fit to be his father, afte |
| 1999, Washington finally released a document | admitting that CIA agents played a role in his death. |
| Acuff sent along his congratulations, | admitting that the outcome was probably the best one p |
| surprises the assembled cardinals by openly | admitting that he is of Nomad ancestry. |
| It was | admitting that the Maoists had for the first time inte |
| Westen does not belittle the enemy, instead | admitting that the French soldiers fought gallantly. |
| ents to obtain work visas, despite enrollees | admitting that they would not be attending classes. |
| n Association agree to expand to 12 teams by | admitting the Brooklyn Atlantics, Indianapolis Hoosier |
| a attempts to strip for Chandler but ends up | admitting the clothes and shoes she's wearing are extr |
| jailed for two years, in October 2007, after | admitting the possession of child pornography images. |
| While the government was publicly | admitting the inevitability of war, propaganda was sti |
| Admitting the impossibility of saying "when or how the | |
| luence as governor to effect passage of laws | admitting the testimony of blacks in court and providi |
| While | admitting the TMVP still had armed cadres, he stated t |
| rather than glamorizing combat, and frankly | admitting the high losses in men and materiel that cha |
| t the project has no tentative release date, | admitting the project may have been a bit "ambitious" |
| 1940 Path-equations | admitting the Lorenz group, J. London Math. |
| tivity only implies the original notion when | admitting the Axiom of Choice. |
| Garry tricks Sheila into | admitting the truth, then reconciles with Lady. |
| ital for a pregnancy test and trick her into | admitting the truth. |
| uests for many years of the convention, even | admitting their love for the annual convention. |
| owing the grenade was captured and arrested, | admitting, then later denying, that he was a member of |
| The documentary then focuses on Resto | admitting this knowledge to members of Collins' and hi |
| ure, and even if he had reached the point of | admitting this to himself, he would still take his sta |
| In May 1992, after | admitting to occasional cocaine use, Cloutier was demo |
| Posting from Luxembourg, and | admitting to personal acquaintance of Faucounau, he ha |
| s sentenced to two years' imprisonment after | admitting to being a member of the IRA, and was releas |
| omen who had signed the Manifesto of the 343 | admitting to having illegal abortions. |
| The driver | admitting to signing for, but not actually reading, th |
| o terms and part with the Cuban frustratedly | admitting to being the Angolan's prisoner. |
| s the cat to surrender and sign a confession | admitting to his crimes, and in the end, it is Claude |
| lf years' jail with a 14 month minimum after | admitting to 34 indecent dealing charges involving 18 |
| er Meredith, which eventually leads to Derek | admitting to Addison that he fell in love with Meredit |
| cs stripped because of teammate Marion Jones | admitting to performance enhancing drug use. |
| n of Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills by | admitting to reporters it was to take place in Castle |
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