"If that's an admission, then it's an admission," Reedie said.
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Admission is $5 on weekdays and $8 on weekends; children 12 and under don't pay admission.
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Yup, buy one general admission ticket to Disrupt Berlin today, and you'll get a second general admission ticket for free.
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"New country," smiled the park attendant at the admission booth, granting us, like everyone else, free admission on the holiday.
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Mr. Arcidiacono found that an otherwise identical applicant bearing an Asian-American male identity with a 25 percent chance of admission would have a 32 percent chance of admission if he were white, a 77 percent chance of admission if he were Hispanic, and a 95 percent chance of admission if he were black.
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As it currently stands female admission to the club is 40 USD, where male admission is 100 USD, exactly 150% more.
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Though there's a children's book themed playground (admission $4) at the park, we decided on the free-admission sculpture garden instead.
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"Dontzin was able to negotiate an admission to 'reckless' conduct, without an admission to a (securities) fraud violation," the arbitrator wrote.
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According to the 2018 National Association of College Admission Counselors report, the top factors in the admission decision were "overall high school GPA, grades in college preparatory courses, admission test scores, and strength of curriculum" taken by a student.
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"It is important to us that we had two-thirds general admission, one-third VIPs here and all ages admission" Ferri said.
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"'Social justice' theory requires the admission of white privilege in ways that are strikingly like the admission of original sin," he writes.
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For admission to the Sakura Matsuri Festival, April 8003 and 2800, admission is $2698 for adults and $24637 for students and seniors.
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For admission to the Sakura Matsuri Festival, April 29 and 30, admission is $30 for adults and $25 for students and seniors.
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To the Editor: "Z-Lists, and Other Secrets of Harvard Admission" (front page, July 30) describes nearly exactly how Princeton's admission process functioned in 1969 to 1970, when I was an admission officer there: the ratings, groups, readers and discussions.
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On average, colleges offered admission to 62% of transfer applicants in fall of 2017, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) topped the 2019 rankings of selective-business-school admission rates, with an admission rate of only 6.1%.
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"And, if they had cardiac problems prior to admission, this may have impacted their mobility and functional status prior to admission," Straus added.
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A faculty subcommittee, including deans and tenured faculty members, reviews appeals of student athletes denied admission under the special admission policy, Ballinger said.
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In a statement on Friday, ASX Ltd said it "exercised its discretion to refuse admission, based on material contained in Guvera's application for admission".
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Harvard initiated a formal review of Kashuv's admission, and on Monday morning, Kashuv tweeted out a letter from the university formally rescinding his admission.
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University admission rates are lower than everMany competitive schools have lower admission rates than ever before, with over a dozen held to the single digits.
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Later, I asked Stanford about its admission priorities and whether the university was re-evaluating policies like legacy admission preferences in response to the scandal.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago raised its general admission fee from $12 to $15, while extending free admission to anyone aged 18 or under.
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During the fall 2017 admission cycle, selective colleges granted spots to only 14% of wait-listed applicants, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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Arizona State University, for example, offers multiple options for learners — through the Global Freshman Academy and Earned Admission — who may be excluded from traditional admission channels.
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While walk-up admission is free, there are fees for vehicle entrance and camping, as well as other use and activity charges; admission is not free.
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General admission for the Democratic National Committee event, scheduled for June 28, starts at $2,700 and other admission options run as high as $100,000, the Hill reported .
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The case predates the group's admission in December that it had found "accounting irregularities" - an admission that helped to wipe out about 85 percent of its market value.
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L * Announces its intention to seek admission of its shares to trading on AIM, a market of London Stock Exchange * Admission expected to occur during Q2 2016 * Peel Hunt LLP is acting as nominated advisor and joint bookrunner and Liberum Capital Limited is acting as joint bookrunner in relation to admission.
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But the admission that middle-class taxes may have to go up is an admission that there may not be enough rich people in America to pay for it all.
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Admission to many others, including The Pompidou, is free on the first Sunday of the month while the Louvre offers free admission on the first Saturday evening of every month.
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Stanford rescinded Ms. Zhao's admission, and Yale rescinded the admission of Sherry Guo, a 21-year-old freshman whose parents paid Mr. Singer $1.2 million in connection with her application.
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Early-decision applicants were accepted 403% of the time, versus 52% for all applicants, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling's most recent State of College Admission report.
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Beginning in 2018, ensure that admission for children under 18 is free, and provide any adult who has become a Canadian citizen in the previous 12 months one year's free admission.
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" 'A huge admission' Dr. Arthur Caplan, founding director of the division of medical ethics at New York University Langone Medical Center, described Iinuma's testimony as "a huge admission of fundamental immorality.
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Here are the six proposals: This measure would require each special admission, known as "admission by exception" to have at least three administrative staff members' approval before the student is accepted.
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There are a range of ticket options, with single-day general admission tickets ranging from $25 to $50 to a four-day platinum sports and diamond music club admission for $1,888.
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We have just one question – how much is admission?!
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Suddenly, Phoebe has him — Ross's admission destroys his worldview.
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" By his own admission, Dustin was a "late bloomer.
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" Ulivieri, by his own admission, "does not like rules.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which for decades has only had a recommended admission policy, allowing visitors to name their price, will start charging mandatory admission.
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Professors give lectures to roomfuls of students, but the students who gained admission managed to pass an incredibly hard entrance exam called BITSAT (BITS admission test) that spans chemistry, physics, logic, and math.
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The case began in 2008 after Fisher was denied admission.
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Smith's interview is a big admission, and a welcome one.
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Now, by its own admission, Iran has done just that.
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Definitely worth the $2 admission for the iPhone or iPad.
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Her tattoo story alone is worth the price of admission.
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To a party with tiered admission rates based on skimpiness?
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Tickets to the event are $16 and include Museum admission.
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Tuesday's painful admission of defeat was both welcome and inevitable.
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Yet Mr Carswell's resignation is also an admission of defeat.
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A few weeks after DHS's admission, tensions began to cool.
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The settlement, however, does not include an admission of liability.
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Luckily, he scored enough in other subjects to gain admission.
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The Black List, by its own admission, expected some skepticism.
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An admission of guilt with a smirky, 'just try me'?
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But by its own admission, the government botched its pitch.
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PETA's Lange said she was not surprised at SeaWorld's admission.
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It's a small price of admission to the Oval Office.
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So theaters have to be worth the price of admission.
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Still, admission is just one piece of a complex puzzle.
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Astoundingly, Trump's admission actually represents somewhat of a step forward.
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It's an admission that large phones will continue to rule.
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That's another reason today's admission by Apple is particularly significant.
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Go deeper: Northam's yearbook scandal deepens with new blackface admission
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It's ladies night so admission is free (usually it's $00).
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King's admission earlier this month was met with widespread condemnation.
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Two more cases were detected on admission the next month.
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By her own admission, Millie Bobby Brown has several fears.
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Democrats have characterized Flynn's request as an admission of guilt.
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According to NBC4, her admission essay was about learning English.
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By his own admission, Dan has a reputation around town.
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It was settled in 2011 without an admission of guilt.
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But here's the thing: Apple's admission isn't a bad thing.
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His early beats, by his own admission, weren't very good.
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The adult admission price is $29.95; the kid's price, $19.95.
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Tickets can be purchased here and entrance includes museum admission.
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The admission of former Communist states spurred large migrant movements.
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"It's an admission of guilt in some ways," Oleynik said.
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The cameras alone make it worth the price of admission.
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By his own admission, Mr. Korchnoi was a poor student.
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By their own admission, her odds seemed better than his.
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Recreation fees are collected by national parks through admission fees.
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Democrats are the resistance party, by their own admission, remember?
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Admission is free, but reservations are encouraged for busy times.
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During the campaign, he fiercely attacked her admission of migrants.
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Most give you and two guests admission at no charge.
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"The settlement is not an admission of liability," she said.
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It is an admission; the news is broken all right.
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Admission with donation of two canned goods for Operation Hope.
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Suggested admission: $5; seniors, $4; children 12 and under, free.
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A BIG ADMISSION FROM HIM THERE ON THE PERFORMANCE FRONT.
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Free, and admission to the grounds is free until noon.
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Pederson, a deeply religious man, was baffled by Plaisted's admission.
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Kanye West bowling is almost worth the price of admission.
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However, a decision regarding his application for admission is pending.
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Where charter schools excel, however, demand for admission is high.
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The London admission is expected to take place in November.
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Here's the latest: • A dramatic Saudi admission on Jamal Khashoggi.
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The following day I received an admission letter from Kisaruni.
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The museum is built for the city, with free admission.
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Open to the public with the cost of museum admission.
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They used to require some sort of admission of wrongdoing.
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Some admission changes are intended to offset declines in visitors.
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The price of admission includes free beer and wine. eventbrite.
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We settled the suit with no admission of guilt. Zero.
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But the desire for an apology or admission is common.
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The title is kind of a personal admission of guilt.
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I have to open this newsletter with a shameful admission.
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Machine Dazzle's costumes alone are worth the price of admission.
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One woman offered a writer $100 for his admission lanyard.
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By his own admission, he's not a very good cook.
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The program is free to members or with museum admission.
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Is there a way to save money on general admission?
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The chances of admission this year were under 21995 percent.
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Neither does Law School Admission Council, which handles the LSAT.
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For sending in troops would be an admission of failure.
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"Lately they started demanding it at school admission," he said.
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Admission to the exhibition is 185 krona, or about $20.
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Admission to the Garden is $28 for adults, not $23.
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But by her own admission, she had a false start.
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It is the only Smithsonian museum to charge for admission.
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Admission is included and we are able to go inside.
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Admission for the museum is pay what you can today.
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By her own admission, she wasn't that kind of actress.
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Admission to the landscaped park and top platform is free.
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If he isn't willing to make that admission, she's right.
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Admission to a mistake is the greatest thing in humanity.
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But he is also, by his own admission, a schlub.
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The price of admission includes a copy of the book.
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The price of admission, she discovered, was often uncritical reverence.
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But that observation could be made about any admission program.
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Admission is $25, payable at automated stations throughout the park.
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Court proceedings are underway over that admission from September 2015.
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Mr. Trump seized on Mr. Comey's admission to attack him.
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At another center, staff strip searched all detainees upon admission.
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Here's a formula: G.P.A. x Test Score / Demographics = Admission Decision.
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Free admission to the museum begins at 4pm on Wednesday.
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Protesters in Tokyo took to the streets after that admission.
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The AGO also offers complimentary admission to all Indigenous peoples.
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The price of admission includes a copy of the book.
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She was also, by her own admission, a blackout drunk.
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But its introduction, by the government's own admission, was mangled.
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It is a wallopingly beautiful place where admission is free.
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We next used logistic regression to analyze subsequent admission decisions.
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Urban consumers are busy in the admission of their kids.
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With Stanford, athletic abilities can help but cannot guarantee admission.
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Admission to Paul Revere House is five dollars for adults.
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"Admission is easy, just say you believe," go the lyrics.
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Some tourist attractions — including Belgrade's Republic Square — have free admission.
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But admission to Yale Art Museums — are you listening, Harvard?
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By his own admission, he was doing loads of drugs.
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"But this suspension in some ways means admission," Ms. Faraji said.
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In [New York], we cannot convict anyone on an admission alone.
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Now physicians assess blood clot risks when they enter admission orders.
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"Stop Trump" isn't a rallying cry, it's an admission of defeat.
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By her own admission she was a strange sort of unit.
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But his admission did little to cut off criticism from Rep.
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We're thinking some of these admission committees are dropping the ball.
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Admission is available on a space available basis after the deadline.
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The speed with which this admission was made was unusually swift.
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It was an admission that left Locken's costars sending their support.
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General admission tickets for the three day weekend start at $429.
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His case for admission rested largely on a recommendation from Hironaka.
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Admission to the school operates on a public school model. 5.
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The second tier grants founders admission for an additional three years.
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"The new admission signs will represent another step in this effort."
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By his own admission, Herzog grew up isolated from most music.
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General admission tickets are now available at an early bird price.
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Such an admission may carry some consequences for the Egyptian government.
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Few can match, by his own admission, Musk's cult-like following.
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Margolis also agreed to pay $2,500, with no admission of wrongdoing.
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People often see therapy as an admission of failure or weakness.
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Affirmative action policies are related to the admission process, not tuition.
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Admission is free for anyone with a mental or physical disability.
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This suggests universities should consider who would benefit most from admission.
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Time is running out to accept an offer of admission elsewhere.
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Mr Fillon is more ambitious and, by his own admission, Thatcherite.
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"Well, no," Fodorio said, and his admission burned her a bit.
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General admission tickets and exhibition packages are still available for purchase.
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His admission into Jordan, he said, came at the right time.
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That would have been worth the price of admission right there.
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And Moody's could add a footnote to ratings citing its admission.
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Interestingly, Luckey's own admission of shitposting could be a shitpost itself.
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Yet this peer-reviewed admission was not accompanied by a retraction.
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Despite the honest admission, the tone of his letter is upbeat.
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Free with admission to the grounds, and until noon on Saturdays.
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Lee made the shocking admission while appearing on Roz Drezfalez's Ghosted!
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General admission tickets and exhibit packages are still available for purchase.
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SeaWorld and Busch Gardens offer veterans free admission until July 28.
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And there was general admission, VIP and the artists' black wristbands.
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By his own admission, photographer Tony Vaccaro has been very lucky.
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Theroux's admission also points to a change in the status quo.
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EDT — Added Buckley's admission of using someone else's phrases via Twitter.
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Go deeper: Ralph Northam's yearbook scandal grows with new blackface admission
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Museums across the country will offer free admission on Saturday, Sept.
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Harvard argues its admission processes are akin to a trade secret.
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That's when Yoxall was, by his own admission, a different man.
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With this tiny admission, June tries to bring the Lawrences closer.
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That alone is worth the price of admission, wouldn't you say?
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Two of Franklin's sons are opposing the admission of the wills.
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He says the new song is a public admission of guilt.
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Admission is 13 euro for adults and 6.50 euro for children.
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Admission is $211904 for an adult, and bikini tops are optional.
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Last night, Affleck posted an admission of his struggles with alcoholism.
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The market exit also looks like a tacit admission that Unroll.
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" Was the tweet, Smerconish asked Buchanan, a "threat or an admission?
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They didn't like it, but it was power's price of admission.
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Our thought bubble: Snap's admission about redesigning its app is telling.
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Admission is $8 per person, and I purchase all the tickets.
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The German group's own public admission of the cheating on Sept.
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It is not known whether Warmbier made the admission under duress.
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Admission to Living Modern will be via special, time-specific tickets.
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But don't worry, that also includes tax, tip and park admission.
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Space is limited, and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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An admission of dishonesty or potentially unfair benefits or cultural appropriation.
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He was not, by his own admission, much of a student.
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Admission is free with RSVP, but a $5 donation is suggested.
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Two months had elapsed since his admission to the geriatric ward.
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Herring's admission followed the discovery of a photo of Virginia Gov.
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Suggested admission: $5, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Silent admission of the policy's failures is not an adequate response.
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No doubt economics plays a role in the college admission frenzy.
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Admission was free, but only to those on the guest list.
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The price of admission provides a full day packed with action.
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Admission to both the museum and the grounds is always free.
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As is customary, it did not include an admission of guilt.
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The Wednesday admission is a humbling one for the State Department.
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There was free admission for the public across all three days.
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Suggested admission: $2754, adults; $9733, seniors; children 10 and under, free.
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Suggested admission: $25554, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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With this new admission, the team has accomplished the same result.
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But at least he didn't charge reporters admission for those events.
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That helped AMC wangle cut-price admission into European movie screening.
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Banks, by his own admission, often irritated even his closest allies.
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To do that, they plan on charging admission to the beach.
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Suggested admission: $423, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Suggested admission: $2527, adults; $20400, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Suggested admission: $25554, adults; $29, seniors; children 29 and under, free.
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Museum admission $4 to 10 plus $10 per family materials fee.
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When that day arrives, the admission price goes up to $329.
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It was a startling admission in this age of locavore politics.
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What's worth the admission in this book is in the illustrations.
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Lawyers for the objectors quickly seized on the N.F.L.'s admission.
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Admission is a canned good for the Spooner House food pantry.
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I am, by my own ready admission, insufferably and relentlessly uptight.
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Eventually, Trump settled the lawsuit, albeit without an admission of guilt.
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Although museums will be offering free admission, some require advanced tickets.
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Tomorrow night's event is $15 and includes wine and Museum admission.
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The event is included with museum admission, but reservations are recommended.
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Isn't that an obvious admission of messing up with people's health?
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STEPHANOPOULOS: But, Kellyanne, by his own admission, he sought the meeting.
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That's why he agreed to the meeting, by his own admission.
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Admission is open to the public, and tickets will run $20.
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We settled the suit with zero — with no admission of guilt.
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Steve Herrod, by his own admission, focuses on the "nerdy" stuff.
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Students may be "waitlisted" for admission into US colleges and universities.
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Trump -- by his own admission -- sees himself as a counter-puncher.
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Israel's strong hand, President Trump's signature phrase and Sweden's shocking admission.
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Even that admission, during the interview, took a bit of prodding.
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Admission to each night's musical revue cost $1 (about $8 today).
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Read in that context, Trump's tweet reads uncomfortably like an admission.
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Each Museum Day ticket provides complimentary general admission for two people.
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That includes the admission of new members and all upcoming events.
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By Shelby's own admission, in fact, Crutcher was not being aggressive.
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Could Center facilitate admission for the boy as a tennis recruit?
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What you need to know General admission ends on June 15.
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Tickets are $230, with admission limited to guests 226 and older.
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Free admission to the gallery's own shows encouraged high attendance figures.
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Yale and Stanford have each rescinded the admission of one student.
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Admission is free, and it's open each evening from 7 p.m.
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It was, by far, the most embarrassing admission on the list.
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Harvard canceled her admission over concerns that she'd underplayed her crime.
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Even love is too posh to pass Mr. Doyle's admission test.
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Test scores, at least, shouldn't be the sole basis for admission.
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Unlike Magnolia, Middleton Place's tour is included in the $29 admission.
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It was the kingdom's first admission that Mr. Khashoggi was dead.
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"That's the price of admission to a free society," he says.
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It's the first admission from Lyle that he, too, was abused.
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Is admission into an elite college the only measure of success?
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But its homegrown ethos is intact, and admission is still free.
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The admission spurred curiosity, particularly that of the online newsmagazine Slate.
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The Cooper Hewitt is also the only one to charge admission.
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Its admission triggers an invasion of Europe and the United States.
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The city will not make any admission of wrongdoing, officials say.
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By their own admission, the Republicans will not keep their oath.
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The Justice Department has urged Harvard to disclose its admission policies.
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Anything less than that is a failure by his own admission.
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No student intrinsically deserves admission by some objective standard of perfection.
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That's a huge achievement and one worth the price of admission.
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Plus, you'll still have access to perks such as early admission.
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Admission was dropped from $244 per game to $5 per doubleheader.
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I deferred my admission to Claremont McKenna College for a year.
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The current Harvard College admissions case, Students for Fair Admission v.
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Then she swooped in to receive Cecile's teary admission of unhappiness.
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A sixth admission-free space, Dia:SoHo, will open in fall 2022.
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A sixth admission-free space, Dia:SoHo, will open in fall 2022.
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Takata's latest admission brought fresh criticism of the company in Washington.
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Admission alone, as it turns out, is not the great equalizer.
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By his own admission, Bong had been "obsessed" with the case.
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She volunteered that she'd be willing to pay $224 for admission.
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The admission comes days after the Virginia Democrat called on Gov.
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By Peele's own admission, the film in many ways defies categorization.
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Settlements do not necessarily imply an admission of guilt, it added.
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The goal: admission to places like Yale, Stanford, USC and Georgetown.
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Ticket holders also get free admission to the Banff Hot Springs.
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The bill — the Washington, DC, Admission Act, introduced by Democratic Del.
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True offers, Mr. Strecker said, come from the Office of Admission.
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It's an uncommon admission for someone weighing a White House run.
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Did you apply for undergraduate admission for the fall 2019 semester?
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They count on college admission to fulfill all of their dreams.
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There was an apology, a reversal and an admission about blackface.
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Admission will be free to everyone under the age of 18.
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Both regular and festival admission for children under 12 is free.
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It's a rare admission of a mistake by Robert Mueller's prosecutors.
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In the fall, only Kwon accepted admission to the MFA program.
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But test scores should not be the primary criteria for admission.
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Some students won back their admission on appeal before Wednesday's announcement.
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" In response to Hyperallergic's inquiry about if the new free admission policy is permanent, the museum wrote, "The gift gives us five years to create new fiscal strategies and develop revenue streams to support free admission.
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In the spirit of the Smithsonian Institution, which offers free admission to its museums, galleries and zoo year-round, many science centers, aquariums, zoos and gardens will be offering free admission on Museum Day as well.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — When Sarah Zorn applied for admission to the Citadel four years ago, she had not heard the story of Shannon Faulkner, the first woman to gain full admission to the famed Southern military college.
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You shouldn't need to win awards from a state historical society to gain admission to a Ph.D. program, and admission to the bar shouldn't be reserved for those who write three books and obtain multiple degrees.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art will change its signage to state that its full-admission charge of $20163 is "suggested" (as opposed to "recommended") as part of a settlement to two legal challenges regarding its admission policy.
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Jim Jump, a former president of the National Association for College Admission Counseling and the author of a weekly column on the ethics of admission, said he hopes admissions officers will not become numb to students' pain.
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In fact, it was an admission of defeat if you moved here.
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Admission to the park is $163 per vehicle and $3 for pedestrians.
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His record was expunged, clearing the way for admission to the bar.
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He was, by his own admission, an indifferent student who skipped classes.
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Jon Levy was, by his own admission, a painfully awkward, geeky kid.
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After the scandal emerged, the university canceled Chung's admission and expelled her.
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By his own admission, Osborne wasn't out for blood in his interviews.
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Despite the alleged admission, no charges have been filed in Macomber's death.
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Americans are divided on many issues, from admission of refugees to Obamacare.
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When I took admission, there was no option for the 'third gender.
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Admission is $25, and guests must be 21 or older to attend.
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The price for admission at the gate will remain $99 per person.
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Lundbeck said the agreement included no admission of wrongdoing by the company.
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And 58,000 of those patients die in the hospital during that admission.
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Entrepreneurs would have the option to apply for two tiers of admission.
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I treat lover boy N. because he paid for our butterflies admission.
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It's a startling admission, one that didn't come a moment too soon.
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Ellen Mirojnick's stunning costume design is worth the price of admission alone.
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But I had to sign her in — it was an involuntary admission.
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Pallotta, A.S. Roma's president, is, by his own admission, inclined to motion.
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General admission tickets are still available and there's special pricing for students.
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Admission is $9 and a $273200 food and beverage minimum per person.
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Those two scenes alone are worth the price of admission this week.
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After all, it would be a massive admission by Mueller under oath.
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By his own admission, Dear isn't the most tech-savvy business owner.
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The children of big donors seem to get an almost automatic admission.
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She, by her own admission, changed the game with that digital drop.
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It forces McGarry, a former Labor secretary, into an embarrassing public admission.
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And then others had the very minimal general admission, in a tent.
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Now Mueller gets Flynn to talk and also an admission of guilt.
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SOAS initially responded by lowering its admission standards to attract more applicants.
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P.S.: They might involve applying for a work visa or university admission.
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We head over and BF pays for our $30 admission ($93 each).
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But by its author's own admission, the House single-payer plan — Rep.
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" Surprised by the admission, Kevin responds, "It means a lot hearing that.
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IT WAS an admission of a kind that Donald Trump rarely makes.
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There was, of course, no admission that any change had taken place.
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By this point, they are, by their own admission, deeply punch-drunk.
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The soldier died on admission due to loss of blood, they said.
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Saying "I'm sad" or "I'm mad" felt like an admission of defeat.
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The show starts on Monday and general admission tickets are still available.
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But they suggest perhaps Mueller strong-armed him into making that admission.
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Despite the change, gaining admission to the school is still incredibly difficult.
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That admission seemed to contradict what appears in Bennett's 2003-page report.
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Adult admission to the Tokyo show cost 1600 yen, or about $15.
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Beauty is not the price of admission for existing on this planet.
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Mr Lavrov replied that he interpreted that as an admission of guilt.
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Overall, nearly 11 percent of patients died within 36 days after admission.
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Berkeley Medical also began testing all patients transferred from Heartland on admission.
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SARA EISEN: That was sort of a Warren Buffett kind of admission.
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General admission tickets are now available at an early-bird discount rate.
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Besides, isn't the creation of photographic art worth the price of admission?
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Other athletes are theatrical in anger, but this was worth the admission.
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You mentioned earlier that you can be difficult, by your own admission.
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In effect, sopranos have to score much higher marks to gain admission.
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Tickets, which include admission to Madame Tussauds, are available online for $49.75.
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By their own admission, they did not consult the relevant academic literature.
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Museum admission costs $4 for adults and $1 for kids under 10.
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Admission to California Adventure is $95 to $9753, depending on the day.
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It amounted to a candid admission of the constraints his government faces.
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"And I thought I was batshit crazy," Paltrow mused following Kerr's admission.
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The writer is dean of admission and financial aid at Wellesley College.
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The price of admission today was a short talk by Mr. Caro.
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The fine was discounted from 5 million pounds for admission of misconduct.
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Free with admission or student ID. Mattatuck Museum, 144 West Main Street.
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There is no admission to any portion of Ford's claims by Kavanaugh.
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This may be a difficult admission, but it is a necessary one.
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The seminar mixes young professionals with accomplished amateurs, and admission is competitive.
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First, they paid the admission fee and walked through a metal detector.
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Most of these are easier to reach, with lower cost of admission.
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Even so, her admission "wasn't the morning news to me," Tyson said.
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However Stackhouse has disputed how the admission was characterized by Army officials.
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" Shelton added, in admission for those wondering, "Yes I had been drinking.
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" Still, Mendes is, by his own admission, "addicted to the creative process.
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It wasn't immediately clear what Giuliani sought to gain with the admission.
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Clinton, by her own admission, is not entirely comfortable as a campaigner.
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The company made the admission in a quietly updated S-1 filing.
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However, Stackhouse has disputed how the admission was characterized by Army officials.
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How fared the first family legacy to be refused admission to Harvard?
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Around half of those costs come from what's called hospital transplant admission.
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By Cohen's own admission, Trump never told him to commit a crime.
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Each lounge has its own rules on admission, guests, and complimentary beverages.
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The settlement did not include any admission or denial of the claims.
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Even with free admission, no more than 20 fans were in attendance.
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Fortunately, entrance into the festival comes with the price of Epcot admission.
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Hospitalization — Brief or long-term hospital admission for treatment, 36% to 34%.
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It was an admission of defeat not by design, but by culture.
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The market admission will take place on May 10, the bookrunner said.
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Resorting to name-calling and threats is a tacit admission of defeat.
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But that may be 10 years off, by Mr. Zuckerberg's own admission.
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An admission that she does, in fact, head a new world order?
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Stop what you're doing and buy your general admission ticket right now.
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By his admission, his party faces a bit of an existential crisis.
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Rudy Giuliani drew the dots and Cohen's admission now arguably connects them.
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Charging admission or a membership fee could be the future of retail.
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Admission is very competitive, but I applied and was accepted in 2013.
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The E.R. and admission notes from that hospitalization can be seen here.
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In destroying that idea, the prime minister's admission badly rattled the markets.
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Whether the LinkedIn profile had any bearing on his admission is unknown.
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Bill Gates, by his own admission, has veered into control-freak territory.
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Under the MoviePass model theaters are paid full price for every admission.
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This is clearly political treatment of the case, and admission of weakness.
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I should find out in three weeks what the admission decision is.
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They say that Harvard's admission process amounts to an illegal quota system.
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Boris Johnson's Hitler comment, Mark Zuckerberg's admission and Emmanuel Macron's big challenge.
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For music fans, touring Sun Studio (admission $10) is a Memphis pilgrimage.
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But by Republic's own admission, monarchies don't have to be that expensive.
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Under its business model, theaters get paid full price for every admission.
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State of the Art Facebook published a quietly groundbreaking admission on Friday.
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The museum is offering free admission for all Illinois residents on Tuesday.
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Copies of the fake guides were placed at the museum's admission desks.
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Times readers reacted to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new admission policy.
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Admission is free, but tickets are required for slices and alcoholic beverages.
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MSCHF is, by Greenberg's own admission, just spending money to create attention.
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But she saves it with vulnerability, with a stunning and painful admission.
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Trey asked the court to approve my admission to the Connecticut Bar.
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By his own admission, he was often arrogant with directors and colleagues.
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High School in 1994, Harrison earned admission to Yale University, but his
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Both settlements were made without an admission or denial of the charges.
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These days, by his own admission, his putting is average at best.
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There are almost no scholarships; admission to universities are based on exams.
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The girls' 1964 admission forms used the harsh terminology of the time.
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They have largely been replaced by the day/night, two-admission doubleheader.
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General admission tickets have sold out, but various V.I.P. packages are available.rollingloud.
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It's not a complete admission of guilt, so the mystery lives on.
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Admission to the museum and to the exhibition, on view through Sept.
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I bought a general admission ticket during the early bird sale ($25).
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MBAs and degrees are often the price of admission for certain jobs.
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Families stick to Friday nights, when free pizza is served with admission.
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Time magazine inventoried a list of errant admission episodes dating to 1995.
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Drug testing for university admission is now done on a voluntary basis.
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Adult admission is $29.95; children 33 to 12, $18.95; under 3, free.
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Admission is free for everyone on Fridays starting at 1883:30 p.m.
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For those interested in experiencing Penn Station's horrors firsthand, admission is free.
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Admission to see the Olympic posters in the museum lobby is free.
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Many had secured admission to some of the world's most prestigious universities.
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Skate rentals and admission cost $20 for adults and $12 for children.
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I was refused admission to the pre-service meeting with the clergyman.
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In an unusual admission, however, the insurgents acknowledged there were civilian casualties.
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By his own admission, his art career began in near complete ignorance.
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By the administration's own admission, hoarding zero-days makes products less secure.
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Last year was a tricky one for YouTube, by its own admission.
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The settlement doesn't include an admission of wrongdoing, according to the Times.
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By his own admission, McCain has been a rabid partisan at times.
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The Puerto Rico Admission Act of 2019, which was introduced by Rep.
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Admission to the High Roller is $19743 and it lasts 30 minutes.
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By her own admission, when she gets nervous, she talks a lot.
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Its revolutionary technical feat, Barry argued, earned it admission to the canon.
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There's also a separate admission system for rich people that's quite legal.
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The church even predates Michigan's admission to the Union by a year.
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Despite the admission price of £24.70 ($32), I&aposd definitely go back.
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Its admission that US is DELIBERATELY targeting ordinary citizens: #EconomicTerrorism, illegal & inhuman.
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Your ticket provides free, general admission for two people on Sept. 22.
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It appears to be the first admission that such a practice existed.
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But, when we compete for college admission, not all races are equal.
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This admission comes just after the encounter with Dick at his house.
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This year, seven black students were offered admission out of 895 slots.
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Not for the admission officers applying tired and deeply hurtful ethnic tropes.
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The Saints may not take much solace in explanation or the admission.
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Street art and graffiti don't require admission when it comes to viewing.
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The price includes Museum admission, though all galleries close at 6 pm.
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And if I lose that, well, that was the price of admission.
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Even Sean Hannity, who was interviewing Giuliani, seemed surprised by the admission.
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The pass is only available for public and charter school students; private school students can continue taking advantage of free admission at the museum every first Thursday and second Saturday of the month (otherwise, student admission is $123).
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Included are admission into the Royal Palace — one of Europe's largest palaces; a boat trip from the city center into the Djurgarden Canal; and admission into the Nobel Museum, which is full of history about the Nobel Prize.
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For those with youngsters, the nearby Toyota Hands-on Museum (free admission to the Science Hall; planetarium admission is 300 yen for adults, and 100 yen for children) provides a wealth of tactile, visual and other experiential exhibits.
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Princeton offered admission to just 5.5 percent of a record 35,370 applicants and at Harvard, the admission rate fell below 5 percent for the first time ever, to 4.59 percent of applicants securing spots in the Class of 2022.
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A case in point is the firing of Comey and Trump's subsequent admission that he had Russia on his mind when he dismissed the FBI director, an admission that could provide a rationale for an obstruction of justice probe.
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But it's entirely likely that Trump's admission that an emergency declaration was a Plan B if Congress didn't give him what he wanted — an admission he's made, implicitly or explicitly, several times — will be used against him in court.
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These folks, by their own admission, spend an inordinate amount of time researching.
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Amassing scholarship points from a college does not constitute an offer of admission.
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Admission of all refugees was halted for four months, and for Syrians indefinitely.
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Many students complain, but some parents accept this as the price of admission.
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For the remainder of students, Texas considers race and other factors for admission.
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" Cheekily, DiCaprio interjected with a brief although joking admission, simply saying "I did.
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The promotion worked and the festival was sold out of general admission tickets.
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By his own admission, James Mulry fell into being a wedding DJ backwards.
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It's an admission that in the past has sunk other Cabinet secretary nominees.
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The appeals court found that verdict tainted by the admission of irrelevant evidence.
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The voter fraud databases in particular are, by their own admission, not comprehensive.
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The admission was disclosed to reporters by the lead French investigator, Francois Molins.
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It takes 7 percent for an $120,000 investment plus admission to the program.
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It's a stunning admission, even though the program was a well-known secret.
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So it&aposs rare to have any admission of apology from this president.
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Perhaps the most infamous rescinded admission came in the case of Gina Grant.
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The show was about friendship, too, and Osment's glib admission underscores that 100%.
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But remember, that free admission only lasts until the end of this year.
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The company said the settlement makes no admission of wrongdoing on its part.
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Reeves went to Oxford but, he says, that didn't ensure his son's admission.
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His lawyer said Friday this did not imply an admission of sexual harassment.
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I have a friend who is, by her own admission, a compulsive parlorgoer.
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Free with museum admission, $4 to $10; children under 4 and members, free.
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That gets you the college admission scandal we have right this minute. Right.
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What should be a reassuring document ends up as an admission of defeat.
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An Anti-Valentine's Day Dance Party, which charges separate admission, follows the show.littlefieldnyc.
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Free with museum admission, $4 to $10; children under 113 and members, free.
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Free with museum admission, $4 to $2093; children under 2083 and members, free.
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It will be made up as part of a single-admission doubleheader Wednesday.
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That simple admission could empower millions of other moms to do the same.
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This "fair admission" policy will reward merit and hard work, the government claims.
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Tickets to Thursday's opening night preview are $24, admission is free Friday–Sunday.
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While he went public with an admission, he stopped short of an apology.
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Free with museum admission, $4 to $10; children under 103 and members, free.
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From his admission that he fired Comey because of "Russia thing" to this.
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Then came this program that forced me to, if only to gain admission.
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In which case it seems $2.5 million is roughly the price of admission.
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For me, it's an admission of guilt—it's taking the coward's way out.
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Among Kardashian's comments is his admission that he enjoys "being scratched" by women.
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Airbnb has, by its own admission, been slow to address cities' housing concerns.
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Most of his stories, on his own admission, were partly or entirely false.
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Super Proxy would have demanded test results to expedite a speedy admission elsewhere.
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But they were also there, by their own admission, to rehabilitate their image.
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This ticket provides general admission for the ticket holder plus one guest. However!
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That would have looked, from a legal standpoint, like an admission of guilt.
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By his own admission, Keenan Lantz wasn't a very good high school student.
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Turns out, MIT noticed and offered her admission in its computer science program.
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It goes without saying, trans women won't be eligible for initial admission either.
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"It benefits you in college admission, because they are challenging classes," he said.
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PT to include Thiel's admission that he bankrolled Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker.
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Often the admission of a dysfunctional past is used to disarm adversarial criticism.
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Of course, that admission comes in the wake of this week's product announcement.
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There are no sponsors or prizes, and they don't charge an admission fee.
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The judicial process does not require a public apology or admission of guilt.
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That is a startling admission of weakness, before any vote has been cast.
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A welcome admission that even a much-feted moral philosopher may sometimes err.
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There's also the historic fact that Congress has not denied any admission petition.
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By his own admission, Boyle used to be "fucking good" at picking soundtracks.
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Obama made the admission Thursday night during a CNN town hall on guns.
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One charges a modest admission of $1.50 for its views, and serves snacks.
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In Georgia they are denying college admission and tuition benefits to undocumented students.
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The candid admission only bolstered her common sense and down-to-earth image.
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It's time to own up to it and pay the price of admission.
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Since the admission, shares of the stock are off more than 20 percent.
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Yousafzai, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, spoke in December about the admission process.
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He did have to be tricked into the admission a little bit, though.
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It will pay for his hospital admission, surgery and specialists or intensive care.
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He has not yet publicly commented on the admission that it was premeditated.
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Harvard has argued no applicants are denied admission based solely on their race.
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"This is the price of admission to a free society," Randazza told CNN.
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We realize it in an admission a few sentences later in the story.
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Admission to our country's 412 national park sites will be free from Aug.
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At most venues, patrons now must produce a ticket stub to regain admission.
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The cost of admission to Burning Man depends on when you buy tickets.
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Killing the MacBook is almost a quiet admission that Apple went too far.
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Under Italian law, a settlement agreement does not imply an admission of guilt.
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Meanwhile, the average co-payment for a hospital visit is $53 per admission.
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Free admission to LA's Museum of Contemporary Art will begin January 11, 2020.
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The admission forced management to seek bankruptcy protection and triggered a fraud investigation.
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The tickets start at $2,700 for general admission and $100,000 for premium seating.
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Acceptance of a pardon has often been seen as an admission of guilt.
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However, with Ocean Rift, the admission price is less than most movie tickets.
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Sanders' plan is, by any standard and his own admission, an incomplete one.
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Ideally, it begins at admission through discussions with case managers and family members.
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An admission of lap-counting problems would have severely damaged the Nascar brand.
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" Safin said he hoped that Sharapova's admission about meldonium was "a technical mistake.
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He effectively pressed Clinton on President Obama's recent admission of mistakes in Libya.
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Stomachs full, head off for the admission-free Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
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Reparations maybe as being so terrifying because they're an admission of failure, right?
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General admission tickets are currently available for purchase though seating is very limited.
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At the very least the admission looks awkward for online ad industry body.
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General admission tickets will be available when the show is a bit closer.
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It was the price of admission for actually trying to create some offense.
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But the admission by such a prominent player in law enforcement was seismic.
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It's an admission of giving a shit about someone, a snowy, innocent giddiness.
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In a conference call with journalists on Friday, Apple pounced on this admission.
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There is a refugee-admission ceiling set at 2200,2365 for fiscal year 2017.
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While prosecutors hoped that would be an admission of premeditation, Judge Wilson disagreed.
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It is, by Raskin's own admission, not the sexiest role on Capitol Hill.
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In 1857, the new territory of Kansas clamored for admission to the Union.
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Its goals were ambitious and its methods, by the mayor's own admission, untested.
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Almost everything costs a dollar: admission, programs, hot dogs — even parking and beer.
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General admission is $20, but Times Insiders can get a $5 discount here.
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The accusation always came from the left, and it contained an implicit admission.
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Large debentures often come with the promise of admission at some selective schools.
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With this admission, she implicitly told the audience: Look, we're all adults here.
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The agreement would include no admission of liability by McDonald's or its franchisees.
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Newfields is not the only museum to have been shaken by admission changes.
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It's the first tacit admission by President Nicolás Maduro of a humanitarian crisis.
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Admission is free outside of special programming, and free maps are also available.
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When the museum reopens in October, general admission will begin at 210 a.m.
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By his own admission, Mr. Cifuentes was also a prodigious liar and cheater.
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Admission is good for both sets, and includes hors d'oeuvres and party favors.
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General admission tickets are sold out, but you can join the wait list.
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Admission is free with a ferry ticket to Liberty and Ellis Islands. statueoflibertymuseum.
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We charged five dollars admission, and my rent for the season was assured.
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The criteria for admission are totally subjective and the process has no transparency.
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That admission would get us closer to the hard problem in migration policy.
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While the case was settled on appeal, there was no admission of wrongdoing.
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By his own admission, he had "mixed feelings" about his first six months.
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Terri Sewell, who said the governor's admission "only deepens open wounds" of racism.
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The committee, it said, would not recommend me for admission to the bar.
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They have not won admission to the museum; they have taken it over.
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In 2017, the Discovery program allowed 202 students to gain admission to schools.
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Reeves went to Oxford, but he says that didn't ensure his son's admission.
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The museum's monthly First Fridays, in which admission is free from 6 p.m.
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Students can apply in groups with friends and be considered for admission together.
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By his own admission, he has betrayed his oath to the American people.
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She had received an admission offer from Harvard, which she planned to attend.
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Such an admission is unusual from the Chinese government, which rarely admits mistakes.
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The game was rescheduled as part of a single-admission doubleheader on Sept.
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Flynn's lawyers focus in their filing Tuesday on his admission regarding Turkish lobbying.
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The admission wiped about $15 billion or 85 percent off its market value.
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Barry's admission of a public affair with her former top security guard, Sgt.
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We have a screening process for aliens seeking admission as lawful permanent residents.
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The company said the settlement makes no admission of wrongdoing on its part.
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" Then, after more pushing, there was admission of deliberate action, not a "glitch.
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The event, which is free with museum admission and runs from 11 a.m.
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Lauren: I'd charge admission to people if they want an up-close look.
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He also offered a frank admission of the failure of his campaign infrastructure.
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Tuesday's game was rescheduled as part of a single-admission doubleheader on Sept.
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Cameron's admission of fault comes after a torrid period for his Conservative government.
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A beach on Sardinia has taken the extreme step of charging for admission.
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It's an admission that he is the strongest person to beat Donald Trump.
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Admission is pay what you can, and no advance tickets are required. shakespeareintheparkinglot.
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An admission of hate, for Mr. Hawthorne, was a necessary prelude to love.
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This year the city offered admission to only 524 black and Latino students.
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There are significant steps that remain before the admission fee becomes a reality.
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You'll hear the admission that the company didn't take a broad enough view.
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I turn to my own alma mater to explain how admission often works.
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Bondi, by her admission, solicited a contribution from Trump in late August 2013.
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After releasing a statement of admission, he largely vanished from the public eye.
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Cory Booker offering an extraordinary admission that he might have no path forward.
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In comparison, the average copayment for a hospital visit is $336 per admission.
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Her admission to having pneumonia took the wind right out of the conspiracy.
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"By their own admission Flipkart claims they are the dominant player," he said.
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Harvard argued during a lower-court trial that its admission process was fair.
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Neeson's public admission should be accompanied by not only words but also deeds.
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Wouldn't revising that law be an admission that secularism is bowing to Islamism?
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It's an admission that he is the strongest person to beat Donald Trump.
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Under the MoviePass business model, theaters get paid full price for every admission.
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I got in early admission, and had no way of affording the school.
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Mark Warner, didn't know what to say when news broke of Herring's admission.
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Indeed, even the best private counselor can't guarantee admission to a particular school.
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Yet this is a glancing admission, slipped passively into the narrative without elaboration.
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Mr. Lee's admission on Monday attested to the lasting nature of the problem.
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The destination at the end of the road is often admission to college.
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Given that the NFL reportedly stands by Miller's admission, it now looks mendacious.
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Southeast Asia, by Khosrowshahi's own admission, is not an easy market to crack.
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Trump's executive order may not officially set up a religious test for admission.
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It's at least an inelegant dodge, if not an admission that he knew.
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The rapper made the surprising admission to Skip Bayless on "Undisputed" on FS1.
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The original programming alone can make some services worth the price of admission.
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Princeton University offered admission to just 13% of its 32,804 applicants, Yale hit an admissions rate low of 5.9% and at Harvard, the admission rate also hit a record low 4.5% of applicants securing spots in the Class of 2023.
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Admission to Disney California Adventure—which counts a Cars-themed land and Toy Story shootout ride among its many carnival-inspired attractions—costs $50 to $60 on top of one-day Disneyland admission, but juggling the two can be strenuous.
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Some top-rated ones include the New Orleans Jazz Museum (236 Esplanade, in the historic U.S. Mint; Admission $2520); the National World War II Museum (945 Magazine St.; Admission: $28.50, $18 for military with ID and free for WWII veterans).
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There are additional museums within the library complex — one dedicated to Anwar Sadat and another to the history of science (free admission) as well as two ticketed museums for old manuscripts and Egyptian antiquities (30 and 50 pounds, admission, respectively).
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The University of California, Los Angeles, where the former men's soccer coach is accused of taking $200,000 in bribes to help two students gain admission, warned Wednesday that it might punish students whose applications contained misrepresentations, including by revoking their admission.
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Since "The Daily" aired an episode about the small number of black students winning admission to New York's most selective public high schools, the most prestigious of those schools, Stuyvesant, has given offers of admission to several more black students.
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Off the field, they toasted their 50th anniversary in Oakland with a free-admission game in April, and then scrapped traditional season-ticket plans in favor of "A's Access," a full-season general-admission pass that starts at just $240.
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"The possibility of tightening the admission criteria including requiring a minimum level of subscription by institutional investors and a credit rating are among matters to be discussed," said Michael Tang, head of listing policy and product admission at SGX RegCo.
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Until a few months ago, the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), an organization counting most colleges and universities among its members, sought through its ethics rules "to offer some consistency in deadlines, terminology, and procedures" in admission practices.
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