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    admission


    1. the truth, and with that admission the last of his strength began to drip away


    2. The nod of guilty admission and shame


    3. shoulders, not worn, as that would be too much admission of sensibility, but


    4. He might be more concerned about his own admission


    5. The light fleece top that she had ultimately decided to bring along sat snugly over her shoulders, not worn, as that would be too much admission of sensibility, but comforting nonetheless


    6. Tarak was taken aback by the admission of the old man; it was obviously still a painful subject for him


    7. She had to pause there, she made an admission that was significant, “We are proof that it is possible


    8. They were a club of elitists and jealously guarded the gates of admission into the folds of their number


    9. The Kassikan could refuse him admission to the grounds if it came to that, evict him from his quarters and lock him outside the gates


    10. All we've got is a concerned social worker who, by his own admission, never really knows where the kids go, and it's not as though their parents give a toss

    11. The preparation for University which had consumed him for the last year at least, was going to gain him admission to Malvern College


    12. He looked directly at Emetta, but did not see an admission of guilt on his face


    13. “Gentlemen, you are to take the Entrance Examinations for Admission to Malvern College


    14. ” That admission raised eyes and prompted sighs from the others, “Seeing is highly overrated at times,” he added


    15. The twinkle her admission had sparked in his eyes, made her think of how they had twinkled the day he kissed her


    16. admission that you met with him?’


    17. Luckily I did very well in my law school admission test and got a 6 70


    18. I probably needed a good score on the law school admission test because my grades weren't that spectacular


    19. Admission was a penny a person, two for a keda, since it was impossible to fence the boundary well enough to enforce a high price


    20. admission almost more disturbing than his heresy

    21. This admission had clearly backed him off


    22. I assume that, for admission


    23. But the admission that


    24. With that admission, Carius raised an eyebrow


    25. The admission of the greater part of the inhabitants of Italy to the privileges of Roman citizens, completely ruined the Roman republic


    26. This admission should not be seen as something for those who believe in spirituality, to gloat about


    27. The monopoly is more or less strict, according as the terms of admission are more or less difficult, and according as the directors of the company have more or less authority, or have it more or less in their power to manage in such a manner as to confine the greater part of the trade to themselves and their particular friends


    28. The terms of admission into the Hamburgh company are now said to be quite easy ; and the directors either have it not in their power to subject the trade to any troublesome restraint or regulations, or, at least, have not of late exercised that power


    29. About the middle of the last century, the fine for admission was fifty, and at one time one hundred pounds, and the conduct of the company was said to be extremely oppressive


    30. 6, the fine for admission into the Russia company was reduced to five pounds; and by the 25th of Charles II

    31. 7, that for admission into the Eastland company to forty shillings ; while, at the same time, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, all the countries on the north side of the Baltic, were exempted from their exclusive charter


    32. The fine for admission into the Turkey company was formerly twenty-five pounds for all persons under twenty-six years of age, and fifty pounds for all persons above that age


    33. 18, reducing the fine for admission to twenty pounds for all persons, without any distinction of ages, or any restriction, either to mere merchants, or to the freemen of London; and granting to all such persons the liberty of exporting, from all the ports of Great Britain, to any port in Turkey, all British goods, of which the exportation was not prohibited, upon paying both the general duties of customs, and the particular duties assessed for defraying the necessary expenses of the company ; and submitting, at the same time, to the lawful authority of the British ambassador and consuls resident in Turkey, and to the bye-laws of the company duly enacted


    34. But the directors of a regulated company, having the management of no common capital, have no other fund to employ in this way, but the casual revenue arising from the admission fines, and from the corporation duties imposed upon the trade of the company


    35. For the first of these purposes, the fine for admission is


    36. “That’s horrible,” he said quietly, shocked at her admission


    37. He caught his breath, caught off guard by this admission


    38. Reading the story wasn’t enlightening, and she couldn’t help but think back to Hollowcrest’s admission that the papers didn’t always print the truth


    39. At each place he was refused admission


    40. Annexation by force he will resent; but with Cuban institutions founded, and the Island pronounced free and independent, he will desire the closest ties with the United States, if not admission in some form to the Union

    41. ) His sole role in California was in supporting its immediate admission as a state to make certain Congress would have no say over its status as slave or free


    42. While Marguerite tried to negotiate in English our possible admission to the museum, I remained silent so as to avoid creating doubts in the fact that we really came from California


    43. Once the determination was made to deny us admission to the museum, I calmly spoke to them in Spanish and let them know how disappointed I was of the manner in which they administered that cultural center of such historic significance and that I was going to write an article to let the world know what I considered an “inconceivable administrative ineptitude”


    44. His prints and his admission that he was with the murder victim from ten to eleven that night makes him a viable suspect for her death,� admitted Steve as he read from his notes


    45. Because the troops at Kummersfeld were attending their own Christmas celebration, there was not as large a crowd as there had been at the inauguration of the ice cream fountain, and it was not necessary to control admission to the PX


    46. " His voice tailed off, ashamed at his admission


    47. It had seemed to him a reasonable price to avoid the headache and expense of an encounter with American bureaucracy, and he couldn’t help but laugh when he realized that he had been had; he could have charged five times the amount, and still she would have paid willingly, because Sylvia was also a cocaine trafficker! He chuckled as he flipped papers, anxious for her return to Costa Rica so he could surprise her with his knowledge, then further astound her with his own admission


    48. ” This admission came from Krill


    49. And that Saul-of-Tarsus had been there, by his own admission, helping in the stoning, even as Stephen upbraided them with the Word that he’d so newly laid hold of


    50. He knew very well that it was their work, but all he needed was an admission














































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    admission admittance access accession entree admission charge admission fee admission price entrance fee entrance money price of admission confession disclosure avowal divulgence declaration affirmation confirmation entrance entry introduction key pass