Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones has conceded to Republican incumbent Rep.
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"I probably was," Rubio conceded, to which the audience laughed.
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But the White House only conceded to the bare minimum.
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David Valadao conceded to TJ Cox in California's 21st District.
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" But Sherman conceded to CNN,"I'm an inch out front.
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Kansas' incumbent Republican Governor Jeff Colyer has conceded to Sec.
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Clinton conceded to Trump in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Grimm conceded to his opponent approximately 40 minutes after the polls closed.
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He conceded to her early Tuesday while votes were still being counted.
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McCready had conceded to Harris, but on Thursday he withdrew his concession.
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Love conceded to Democrat Ben McAdams after several weeks of vote counting.
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The fake Dukakis had conceded to the fake Bush three minutes earlier.
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Mr. Netanyahu conceded to ultra-Orthodox pressure to preserve his governing coalition.
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They'd conceded to building him a hill for an Easter Sunday Service.
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Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams said Wednesday that she had not conceded to Gov.
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Uber finally conceded to California's registration requirements at the beginning of the month.
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Washington (CNN)Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux on Wednesday formally conceded to incumbent Republican Rep.
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Eventually, Senator Bill Nelson, the Democratic incumbent, conceded to his Republican opponent, Gov.
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Earlier this month, the army conceded to her doctor's prescription of gender affirming surgery.
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Cohn rolled her eyes and conceded to putting a jacket over her tube top.
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But she conceded to reporters that she was in pain after competing on Monday.
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Gillum conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday after returns showed him trailing by 2202 point.
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Clinton conceded to Barack Obama shortly after the final primary and before the convention.
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Trump conceded to ending joint war games with South Korea while the negotiations continue.
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Rick Scott, and Andrew Gillum, the Democratic candidate for governor, conceded to Mr. DeSantis.
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"But it's good that A.K.P. conceded to a political debate from a democratic standpoint."
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Specifically, he conceded to lift China's ban on U.S. beef imports, in place since 2737.
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According to CNN, the Clinton campaign has already conceded to some of the organization's demands.
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Clinton conceded to Trump in a phone call in the early morning hours of Wednesday.
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Her dream of going east persisted, however, and in time Mr. Long conceded to relocating.
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"Some of these people do exist," Trump's onetime campaign manager Corey Lewandowski conceded to me.
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Democrats have conceded to Republican walkouts before, yielding on major gun control and vaccine legislation.
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Michael Capuano has conceded to Ayanna Pressley in Tuesday night's primary elections, reports the Associated Press.
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Trump later conceded to the requests for a federal probe, ordering a "supplemental investigation" into Kavanaugh.
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And I am told Secretary Clinton congratulated Donald Trump on his victory, and conceded to him.
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At that time Hess conceded to an agreement that added three Elliott appointees to the board.
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CNN asked them to describe where they were in 2008 when Clinton conceded to then-Sen.
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Karen Handel conceded to Democratic challenger Lucy McBath in Georgia's tight 6th District election on Thursday.
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The best known candidate in the race, Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli, conceded to Wild.
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In private, he has conceded to aides and friends that he believes it will not work.
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Any potential gains to the American economy will already have been conceded to Chinese pre-eminence.
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I just conceded to go in and go under the knife and get a hip replacement.
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Bloomberg conceded to The New York Times that he would even put his money behind Sens.
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That's what co-writer Chris Terrio conceded to me before I saw The Rise of Skywalker.
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During his third and final run, he conceded to the old-school gatekeepers of Mexico — and won.
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Washington (CNN)Andrew Gillum, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Florida, conceded to his Republican opponent, former Rep.
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Clinton conceded to Obama after the final primaries rather than fight him for superdelegates at the convention.
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It's yet another aspect of human expertise that we have conceded to the superior eye of technology.
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While it has not been experimentally confirmed, it is generally conceded to be true by working physicists.
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Republican Dino Rossi conceded to Democrat Kim Schrier in the Washington 8th District House race on Wednesday night.
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Sunnaya conceded to doing a nude photoshoot, but said she didn't want to send him nude photos beforehand.
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Hawkfish then conceded to the DNC that the script sent to potential recruits wasn't accurate, according to Wessel.
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But this one must not be conceded to Republican virtue, and should be attended to by both parties.
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Later he fared poorly in the "Super Tuesday" nominating races and eventually conceded to Bush after a bitter campaign.
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Gillum had conceded to DeSantis on election night, but retracted it after the margin between the two candidates narrowed.
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The big picture: Love was speaking publicly for the first time since she conceded to McAdams over the weekend.
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The car company conceded to installing software in 11 million diesel cars that misrepresented how much pollution they emitted.
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"There's no conspiracy to take down Martin Shkreli," the convict conceded to the judge through tears before being sentenced.
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Ron DeSantis Democrat Andrew Gillum initially conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis after the election but has since reversed course.
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The school ultimately conceded to the faculty in that fight, offering them plans without any deductibles or coinsurance costs.
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His presidential campaign had raised some $228 million before Sanders conceded to Hillary Clinton in July of that year.
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"I know that times may seem tough right now," she conceded to reporters at the agency's regular news briefing.
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In the governor's race, Democrat Andrew Gillum initially conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis but now wants every vote counted.
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Jeff Colyer conceded to Kris Kobach, the hard-line secretary of state who had the support of President Trump.
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And what exactly were Lenny Snyder's "accomplishments," which are conceded to him, no matter how bitterly, by his son?
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She conceded to Trump shortly after he crossed the electoral threshold earlier this month to win the White House.
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Three weeks ago, Trump conceded to public pressure to temporarily reopen the government and pay about 800,000 government workers.
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The losing candidate, while disappointed, exhausted, even embittered, has demonstrated dignity in defeat and conceded to the president-elect.
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Former President Bill Clinton has also spoken with Trump, and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton conceded to Trump early Wednesday morning.
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Gillum's campaign said this morning that they're prepared for a possible recount after he conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday night.
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Gillum, who promised to invest heavily in public education and raise teacher pay, conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis on Tuesday.
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Gillum conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday night, but when the results began to narrow, he said every vote should count.
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He had already conceded to George W. Bush, but then rescinded his concession because of how tight the race was.
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In Florida on Saturday, Democrat Andrew Gillum re-conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis as the recount there approached a conclusion.
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Gillum had initially conceded to DeSantis last week, but revoked that statement after further vote counts showed DeSantis's lead narrowing.
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Clinton on Wednesday conceded to Trump and in a speech urged her supporters to give him a chance to govern.
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And most importantly, McSally herself conceded to Sinema immediately after nonpartisan election observers called the race in the Democrat's favor.
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This comes after Google conceded to some of the employee's demands in the aftermath of sexual harassment and assault allegations.
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Bevin conceded to Beshear last month after requesting all of the state's counties recheck the results of the gubernatorial election.
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Matt Bevin conceded to his Democratic rival on Thursday, even after Trump invested time and energy to get him reelected.
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She conceded to him early Wednesday morning, after Trump eclipsed Clinton in both the electoral college and the popular vote.
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" As Page conceded to me: "Admittedly, I go beyond the level of transparency and cooperativeness any sane lawyer would advise.
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Like other tech giants, however, BuzzFeed has conceded to only a partial end to mandatory arbitration — just for sexual harassment claims.
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But Japan counted on the United States for security against China and North Korea and eventually conceded to several U.S. demands.
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Abrams has not conceded to Kemp, stating that there are still votes to be counted in Democratic majority areas of Georgia.
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Credit: BBC News YouTubePilot Smith conceded to Gizmodo that, at least anecdotally, the amount of turbulence does seem to be increasing.
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While the ending margin could fall into recount territory, the Democratic Tallahassee mayor has already conceded to the former GOP representative.
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With Washington eager for the détente to produce more commercial deals, the Cubans conceded "to keep the dialogue afloat," he said.
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But Kim conceded to Democrat Gil Cisneros late Saturday night in their race for the open seat of retiring GOP Rep.
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McCready conceded to Harris and said he would not request a recount after being down approximately 700 votes in November. Rep.
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Senator Bernie Sanders has not conceded to Hillary Clinton, but he is pledging to "make certain" that Mr. Trump is defeated.
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" It was sometimes naive to a fault, Sandberg conceded to NPR, adding, "We did not think enough about the abuse cases.
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Nothing has been conceded to Washington, their surpluses continue to grow, and there is no telling when all that will stop.
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"Maybe it's not as sexy as the companies in the first wave," the venture capitalist Kirsten Green conceded to the NYT.
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Ultimately, Ice T conceded to have the song removed from the album on which it appeared and left the label soon after.
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Cirdan chose wisely: While Gandalf would rally men and elves against Sauron's evil, Saruman not only conceded to tyranny, but embraced it.
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Kristen Blush, 34, photographer from New York City Where were you eight years ago today when Hillary Clinton conceded to Barack Obama?
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" Clinton writes about how she and her husband laid in bed after she conceded to Trump and just "stared at the ceiling.
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Gillum conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday night after polls showed him trailing by a slim – but then seemingly insurmountable – 22019 point margin.
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McCready initially conceded to Harris and said he would not request a recount after being down by about 85033 votes in November.
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Andrew Gillum, the progressive mayor of Tallahassee whose gubernatorial bid had captured the hearts of Democrats, ultimately conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis.
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He also conceded to investors that the standard advertising model ESPN and other Disney-owned networks rely on is no longer working.
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This year, the family have conceded to modernity and a cable car now brings people down to visit and take crops up.
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Tuesday concern over new U.S. and China tariffs abated today as Hong Kong conceded to a key demand of pro-democracy protesters.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 8 That's how many days passed before Republican Rick Saccone conceded to Democrat Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania's special congressional election.
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Afterward, Pillar conceded to reporters that he was frustrated by his team's struggles, though he did not mention what he had said.
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Gillum conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday night after vote counts showed him trailing by a slim, yet seemingly insurmountable, 85033-point margin.
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In California, Republican Representative Jeff Denham, who represents a district east of San Jose, conceded to Democrat Josh Harder in a statement.
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The bottom line: Even Hill Democrats who oppose Pelosi have privately conceded to me that she looks like a lock for the speakership.
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And in the 48th Congressional District, Keirstead conceded to Harley Rouda after a weeks-long ballot count led to a 126-vote difference.
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McCarthy also conceded to senators that the service's missile defenses have "atrophied a great deal" over the past 18 years of counterinsurgency conflict.
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Clinton has said previously that she conceded to Trump quickly and attended his inauguration because the nation's peaceful transfer of power is critical.
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Steve Knight (R-Calif.) conceded to Democrat Katie Hill on Tuesday, handing Democrats a huge pick-up and adding to their House majority.
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At 83, after years of frenetic, on-the-go living, my mother finally conceded to the bone-on-bone pain in her knees.
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With fewer than 1,000 votes separating the candidates, Republican Rick Saccone conceded to Lamb on Wednesday, more than a week after the election.
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In New Jersey, Republican Representative Tom MacArthur, who represents a district in the southern part of the state, conceded to Democrat Andy Kim.
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Republican officials involved conceded to me that it's a stretch to imagine the White House can break Nancy Pelosi's strong command of her caucus.
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Three and a half million titles were pulled from AbeBooks as a result of the protest—and AbeBooks conceded to seller demands soon after.
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After backlash from human rights groups and even some allies, he conceded to place the National Guard under the control of a civilian agency.
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In an apparent attempt to narrow the disagreement, Chief Justice John Roberts was keen to emphasise the claims each side conceded to the other.
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Though Gillum conceded to DeSantis late Tuesday night after early returns made it seem likely DeSantis would win, DeSantis' lead has continued to narrow.
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Lara Israel, 71, abstract expressionist artist from New York City Where were you eight years ago today when Hillary Clinton conceded to Barack Obama?
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Darnell McGhie-Wallace, 50, nurse from Valley Stream, New York Where were you eight years ago today when Hillary Clinton conceded to Barack Obama?
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The government conceded to the low-ranking soldiers' demands and agreed to pay bonuses likely to cost state coffers tens of millions of dollars.
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By trading veterans at the deadline, dropping Rodriguez from the roster and infusing more youth to their clubhouse, the Yankees conceded to a restart.
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But after public jabs from lawmakers about Facebook's limited disclosures, the company conceded to turning over all 85033,000 of the ads to congressional investigators.
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But one good indication that she'll stay loyal to her roots is how she has conceded to Bernie Sanders on one issue: higher education.
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But what about other traditional Republican strongholds, like the Central Valley, where a moderate incumbent, Representative David Valadao, just conceded to a Democratic challenger.
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Andrew Gillum, a Democrat, conceded to Ron DeSantis, a Republican, late Tuesday night, shortly before The Associated Press called the race for Mr. DeSantis.
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On January 14, McConnell conceded to reporters that he expects some Republicans to side with Democrats in calling for witnesses in Trump&aposs trial.
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He suggested the federal judge conceded to having a drinking problem, despite no such admission during last week's high-wattage testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Earlier Thursday, Bevin, the Kentucky governor, conceded to his Democratic opponent, state Attorney General Andy Beshear, who narrowly prevailed in the vote last week.
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Clinton, who reportedly conceded to Trump by phone in the early morning hours, did not address supporters gathered at the Javits Center in New York.
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After ending the Fox interview, Trump conceded to a shorter, more hostile series of questions from other reporters — one of whom he described as obnoxious.
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Ann Groves Lloyd, the Democrat running in the special election in Wisconsin State Assembly District 42, conceded to Republican Jon Plumer, according to Lloyd's spokeswoman.
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Between the lines: Republican aides working on impeachment have conceded to Axios that Hill was a damaging witness for Trump during her closed-door testimony.
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During a joint press conference in Beijing, Trump broke with tradition and conceded to China's demand that the two leaders take no questions from reporters.
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As a woman, I am horrified that the first woman candidate has conceded to a man that embodies everything that has hindered women throughout history.
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Josephine Hamilton Perry, 69, SEIU education trainer and retired teacher from Chicago Where were you eight years ago today when Hillary Clinton conceded to Barack Obama?
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And now you've conceded to the prevailing wisdom that Samsung, not Apple, makes the best smartphone with the best camera on the best mobile operating system.
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The Trump administration's representatives said last week that Chinese negotiators had gone back and rewritten parts of the deal, erasing commitments previously conceded to U.S. officials.
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One aide said Democrats have conceded to that request, and the language will be included, though Democratic lawmakers declined to comment before the deal is sealed.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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On Saturday, Democrat Andrew Gillum conceded to Republican rival Ron DeSantis, an ally of Trump, in the governor's race, which also had gone to a recount.
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The call had to have been painful for the former president, who teared up on Wednesday when his wife, Hillary Clinton, publicly conceded to the President-elect.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum has conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis — who went out of his way to embrace President Trump throughout the campaign — in the Florida governor's race.
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Republican Matt Caldwell also conceded to Democrat Nikki Fried in the race for agricultural commissioner, but Caldwell told BuzzFeed News he wants the recount to march ahead.
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Jennifer McCann, 46, volunteer at the St. Jude's Hospital from Nyack, New York Where were you eight years ago today when Hillary Clinton conceded to Barack Obama?
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Sanders previously defended his vote in favor of the bill to CNN, but conceded to CNN's Brooke Baldwin in April that the legislation included "very bad stuff."
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When he's not bringing up the failed dinner date or Mr. Clarke, he's conceded to helping Joyce solve the magnet mystery that leads them to the Russians.
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Last month, the president conceded to Democrats over the shutdown and agreed to temporarily reopen the government as lawmakers hashed out funding for various border security measures.
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Rep. Steve Knight (R-Calif.) has conceded to Democrat Katie Hill in California's 25th District, handing Democrats a huge pick-up and adding to their House majority.
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Joe Biden's ample Super Tuesday victory, on the heels of his South Carolina rout, demonstrated that Democratic voters haven't entirely conceded to reelecting Trump as an inevitability.
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On Wednesday night, her truest supporters seemingly conceded to the inevitable, as the Working Families Party grudgingly opted to endorse Mr. Cuomo for re-election in November.
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But on Saturday evening, with a manual recount not conducted in the contest for governor, Andrew Gillum, the Democratic nominee, conceded to Ron DeSantis, the Republican candidate.
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Miranda was by then the sort of woman who called the Pinnacle Club the Pineapple Club; she could ridicule Southern pretensions even as she conceded to them.
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Tesla lawyers conceded to the S.E.C. that they did not vet a tweet by Mr. Musk about production targets, though they helped write a subsequent "clarifying" tweet.
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On June 1st the boss of its cloud business, Diane Greene, conceded to those employees that the firm would not renew the contract when it expires next year.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is angry that his aides and advisers have conceded to reporters -- largely without attribution -- that the Republican nominee struggled in his first presidential debate.
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Algeria's longtime president has conceded to popular demands to abandon his re-election bid after three weeks of massive protests rocked the North African country of 183 million.
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Charles Chao, CEO of Weibo parent company Sina, conceded to investors that there had been a dip in the amount of time that users were spending on Weibo.
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There was more bad news on Thursday when Representative David Valadao, a Central Valley Republican, conceded to T.J. Cox in what had been the one still-undecided district.
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Jeff Colyer conceded to Secretary of State Kris Kobach, whose aggressive approach has prompted concerns among some Republicans that he would be too polarizing in the November election.
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He saved all six break opportunities he conceded to Nadal in the first set, but Nadal took control of the tiebreaker under the closed roof on center court.
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Industry group Abtra, which represents 60 port operators, has complained that ambiguity about expired licenses is holding back investments in port areas conceded to private initiative before 1993.
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In Nigeria, the dominant party lost elections last year and conceded to Muhammadu Buhari, who is now president, in a peaceful transfer of power that reverberated across Africa.
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Bernie Sanders was the only Democrat I considered capable of handily beating every Republican from the campaign's plenary phase all the way until he conceded to Hillary Clinton.
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Even though Pelosi shared this commitment, progressives ultimately conceded to the will of moderate Democratic senators who threatened to filibuster the ACA unless the public option was removed.
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The North Carolina 275th Congressional District race appeared over when Democrat Dan McCready initially conceded to Republican Mark Harris, who apparently secured a 2100-vote lead in the race.
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The North Carolina 9th Congressional District race appeared over when Democrat Dan McCready initially conceded to Republican Mark Harris, who apparently secured a 905-vote lead in the race.
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Gillum conceded to DeSantis on Tuesday night, but when the results began to narrow, he said that every vote should count and he's not expected to block a recount.
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Ertmann eventually conceded to let Mead call 911 — but only if she agreed to take him back, as well as lie to dispatchers that her wounds were self-inflicted.
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Earlier this year, Gross conceded to a "bad trade" betting that German and U.S. government bond yields would move closer together, but said he expected to recover those losses.
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Michael Capuano, a 10-term lawmaker who until now had never been seriously challenged for his seat, conceded to Pressley early Tuesday night as votes were still being counted.
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She conceded to Trump on the day after the election, and President Obama, a Democrat who endorsed his former secretary of State, committed to a smooth transition of power.
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" Afterward, Trump conceded to the Wall Street Journal how little he understood about China's relationship to North Korea: "After listening for ten minutes, I realized it's not so easy.
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Conservative Congressman Ron DeSantis will become the next Republican man to reside in Florida's governor's mansion after his Democratic opponent Andrew Gillum conceded to a close race Tuesday night.
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But Mulvaney also conceded to the seriousness of the virus, and said that the U.S. would "probably" see school closures as the illness continues to spread across the globe.
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Haley conceded to Weinstein attorney Cheronis that it was a reference to plane tickets Weinstein bought her for a flight back to London from New York in early August.
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Mexico on Tuesday conceded to U.S. demands for changes in the terms of Mexican access to the lucrative U.S. sugar market, but U.S. sugar producers refused to endorse the deal.
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Even after the senator from Vermont effectively conceded to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, more than 100 Sanders supporters remained camped out at this city's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park.
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After Sanders conceded to Clinton, Stein urged Sanders to join forces with her on the Green Party ticket, but the Vermont senator declined to do so and has endorsed Clinton.
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As a retired FBI agent with some two and half decades of investigative experience, I struggle to comprehend why these types of allowances were conceded to a person under investigation.
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After a bitterly contested race that was widely viewed as a test of religious and ethnic tolerance, the governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, conceded to Anies Baswedan, a former education minister.
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Gore first conceded to George W. Bush on election night then retracted his concession as networks changed their call of Florida and instead said the race was too close to call.
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" As Clinton privately conceded to Trump early Wednesday morning, Lady Gaga went to Trump Tower, where she stood on a sanitation truck while holding a Clinton sign reading "Love trumps hate.
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That could be politically tenuous in the US House of Representatives and even with President Donald Trump himself who argued for a 15% corporate rate, but ultimately conceded to accept 20%.
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Just ahead of the annual shareholder meeting in May 2013, Hess conceded to an agreement that added three Elliott appointees to the board, while Elliott supported five directors from Hess's slate.
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The state's sitting governor, Jeff Colyer, conceded to his hard-line conservative rival a week after the race remained too close to call with all precincts reporting before counting provisional ballots.
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And Senate GOP leaders and the White House conceded to a Democratic demand for tens of billions of dollars for hospitals and health-care providers as part of the rescue package.
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Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings conceded to CNBC in an interview earlier this year that it is among the Amazon HQ2 finalist cities with a "blue city in a red state" problem.
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Jammeh initially conceded to Barrow after a December election before he reversed his decision, saying the vote was flawed and he would remain in power until a new election could be held.
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Rather than reining in a president who clearly abused his power for personal gain, most Republicans have conceded to Mr. Trump's overarching defense: that his re-election would serve the public interest.
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As was the case with the first uprising, the government conceded to the low-ranking soldiers' demands and agreed to pay bonuses likely to cost state coffers tens of millions of dollars.
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In a conference call with reporters Thursday afternoon, an Apple executive was quick to argue that Comey in his testimony conceded to Apple's argument that the case would influence other judges' decisions.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) conceded to Gov.
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David Valadao conceded to Democrat TJ Cox in the race for California's 21st District on Thursday, giving the Democratic Party a net gain of 40 seats in the US House of Representatives.
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As the controversy entered its third day, King conceded to "Breitbart News Daily" that he would have offered more context in his original tweet of praise for nationalist Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
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Gadhafi conceded to Western demands that he give up his quest for nukes in 2003, only to be toppled by NATO and his Libyan opponents during a brief civil war in 2011.
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But he also conceded to the jurors that Mr. Cosby was a flawed man, that his womanizing and drug use had undone his image as a genial comedian and beloved TV father.
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But, to date, Clinton has tried not to hone her critiques directly at the President, who she has not spoken to since she conceded to him early in the morning on November 9.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin conceded to Politico's Ben White that the tax plan he helped design cuts taxes on the wealthy, but said it's "very hard" to implement tax cuts without doing so.
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Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, was convicted by a Virginia federal jury earlier this year, and conceded to committing several federal crimes, agreeing to cooperate with the Justice Department, including in Mueller's investigation.
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At first, we took turns on who got to make decisions: He followed my lead when I wanted to take a yearlong maternity leave, and I conceded to him on store-bought diapers.
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Emotions are still raw among Harris supporters, who lashed out at the billionaires and accused them of encroaching on turf that they should have conceded to the party's diverse, next generation of leaders.
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On Tuesday, Scavino posted a screenshot of the election night call record in which Hillary Clinton conceded to Donald Trump (a call that was made from Huma Abedin's phone to Kellyanne Conway's phone).
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"Queen's management spent decades trying to convince the world that Freddie was heterosexual while he was alive, but then conceded to his homosexuality after he had died," Mercury biographer Lesley-Ann Jones told Them.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE has conceded to his Democratic challenger, Ayanna Pressley, in the Massachusetts primary, becoming the latest veteran lawmaker to go down against a progressive candidate in a stunning political upset.
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Mimi Walters on Friday conceded to her Democratic opponent Katie Porter, the one-time protégée of Elizabeth Warren who was once deemed by critics to be too progressive to win the Republican California stronghold.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE has conceded to his Democratic challenger, Ayanna Pressley, in the Massachusetts primary, becoming the latest veteran lawmaker to go down against a progressive candidate in a stunning political upset.
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I told Jon he had run a hard-fought campaign, and then I looked up at the TV to see that the real Michael Dukakis had just conceded to the real George H.W. Bush.
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The Clinton campaign immediately conceded to Sanders in a memo released as the polls closed in New Hampshire and sought to shift the focus to the next two contests in South Carolina and Nevada.
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The new charges, which sweep up some information Gates has conceded to investigators and other information in charges filed Thursday in Virginia federal court, include money laundering, foreign lobbying violations and making false statements.
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Indeed, the fight between the two companies had become so finely balanced in its latter stages that even an adviser to Melrose conceded to Reuters earlier this week that he was anxious about the outcome.
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McCrory conceded to Democrat Roy Cooper on Monday, nearly a month after the November general election, saying in a video that it's "time to celebrate our Democratic process" and offering support for a smooth transition.
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China has conceded to a key demand from American carmakers while increasing tariffs on imports of sorghum from the US, as Beijing adopted a carrot-and-stick approach to its deepening trade dispute with Washington.
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But Walters conceded to her rival, UC-Irvine law professor and Elizabeth Warren protégé Katie Porter late last week after the latest batch of ballots counted by election officials made a GOP victory seem impossible.
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Officials conceded to CNN they have not identified which staffer it was that leaked Kelly Sadler's comment regarding McCain to the press, and acknowledged the leaks aren't expected to be stopped completely by staff reductions.
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We are told in the title of one section near the end that " HE HAD A QUALITY OF GROWTH ," something that Democrats have patronizingly conceded to G.O.P. moderates from Charles Evans Hughes to John McCain .
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The year was 1944, and Thomas E. Dewey, the G.O.P. candidate and the governor of New York, conceded to his Democratic opponent, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, at the Republican National Headquarters at the Hotel Roosevelt.
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Though I couldn't track down any actual science to back this up, I found it shocking how even doctors conceded to the efficacy of facial massages in changing, albeit marginally, the shape of one's face.
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If you're using Chrome, for example, that's three layers of Google (though how much more power this really gives the company is debatable, given Gmail users have already conceded to letting Google read all their emails).
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Many House Democrats blasted Clinton when he moved forward with the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1994 and when he conceded to the zeal for budgetary cuts that the GOP demanded in the late 1990s.
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The report released Thursday stated that Sanders conceded to the special counsel's office she had a "slip of the tongue" when she told the media that "countless members of the FBI" had lost faith in Comey.
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Mexico's Interior Ministry, which oversees security, has conceded to one of several proposals to form a panel of education experts and teachers to evaluate the government's education plan, but has not agreed to repeal the reform.
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As Mr Farage conceded to Bagehot when, last year, the two were barricaded inside UKIP's Rotherham office by anti-racism protesters, the party has struggled to develop clear positions on subjects other than Europe and immigration.
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"When I first conceded to do this report 2½ years ago, I thought that we would be documenting a decline," said Sally Curtin, a statistician at the CDC in Washington and lead author of the report.
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Although Prince conceded to getting help and even went as far as undergoing tests with an a California-based addiction specialist, he still played down the seriousness of the plane incident to those closest to him.
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The Fox News host has been among Trump's foremost on-air boosters, and has also provided private strategic counsel to the campaign: "a little advice," Trump conceded to me when we spoke by phone last week.
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Emblematic of the group's weak hand, one key mission of observers stationed at two crossing posts on the Russian-Ukrainian border has conceded to Russian pressure not to use binoculars, lest the observers observe too much.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell conceded to reporters on Tuesday that he expected at least a handful of Republican senators to side with Democrats on calling witnesses, meaning he may have to cave after all.
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Four months later, Cardinal Health conceded to Teamster demands for an independent chairman and calls from other investors to enhance the company's ability to claw back executive pay for misconduct around, for example, the opioid crisis.
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But after some senators, including Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, signaled their disapproval, the Kentucky Republican conceded to reporters on Tuesday that some GOP lawmakers may join Democrats in calling for witnesses.
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Councilman Jumaane D. Williams of Brooklyn, who has also not yet conceded to Mr. Johnson, said in a call with reporters about race in the speaker contest that he was glad Mr. Cornegy was staying in.
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Mr. Johnson has conceded to his public's demand for chicken breast: He marinates irregularly shaped pieces of brined breast and gives them a second fry à la minute, which adds an extra layer of golden-fried lace.
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The account said that the US had conceded to having the issue of denuclearization be one of several elements under discussion rather than insist on it as an outright precondition of talks, as it has publicly maintained.
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" In recent weeks, 90 out of 803 factories in Matamoros have conceded to workers, leading labor analysts to predict, at long last, an upheaval of traditional labor relations in Mexico—what has been called "a labor spring.
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But faced with any more threatening political protests, Rouhani and Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will likely respond with force, as the government has never conceded to those opposed to Islamic rule or Iran's interventionist foreign policy.
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In Florida, Gillum, who had drawn comparisons to former President Obama and excited his party's liberal base, conceded to DeSantis after it became clear that he could not make up the 2628-point difference that separated them.
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" In another essay, he cheerfully conceded to having had a "cavalier attitude toward the budget deficit," because it was all about creating a Republican majority — so "political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government.
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The owner said the car had only been on a dirt road once or twice, and Musk later conceded to the Wall Street Journal that Tesla had erred in saying the owner lived on a dirt road.
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In 2000, after the Supreme Court closed off his last hope of claiming Florida and a majority of Electoral College votes after a bitter, weeks-long fight, Vice President Al Gore conceded to George W. Bush with grace.
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It also conceded to Wall Street that it may lose money in the short-term by tweaking its algorithm to reduce time spent on its platform to create more "meaningful" engagements, instead of being a time-guzzling machine.
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A senior Democratic source conceded to CNN that Republicans are right, which is why Democratic leaders united before the White House meeting on demanding only a three-month extension for the debt ceiling along with hurricane funding. Sen.
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On Saturday, however, Nelson lost a partner in the recount fight when Mayor Andrew Gillum, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Florida, conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis, a sign that Democrats in the state believe the fight is over.
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Here's what matters: Aside from the $100 million Uber said it would pay drivers involved in the suit, the company conceded to a bunch of new rules and policies that make things at least slightly better for drivers.
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Mr. Moore, who never conceded to Mr. Jones, then spent month after month carping about the outcome, the influence of Washington's most powerful Republicans and the misconduct accusations that transformed the race he had appeared poised to win.
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Tsai, who leads the independence-leaning ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has never conceded to Beijing's view that Taiwan is a part of China, although she has soft-pedaled the issue since taking office in May last year.
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While the House appropriators conceded to the administration's drastic cuts, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved $51 billion for the State Department, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs in its 85033 appropriations bill — almost $11 billion above President Trump's request.
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And on March 24, the gun company tried to host a joint rally with the Salt Lake City chapter at the exact same time as the nationwide event, but conceded to start an hour earlier due to safety concerns.
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In the end, she conceded to using a few pieces of packing tape, which she grudgingly put into her "trash bin," a quart-size Mason jar that still had space to spare four months into her zero-waste journey.
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" "She congratulated him, and she conceded to him on election night, and the idea that we are going to drag this our now when the president-elect has been incredibly magnanimous to Clinton and the Obamas is pretty incredible.
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Story at a glance As part of a settlement filed Monday in federal court in Seattle, the Trump administration has conceded to expedite the asylum and refugee cases that have been stalled under the travel ban imposed about three years ago.
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On Wednesday, Trump was angry that his aides and advisers have conceded to reporters -- largely without attribution -- that he had struggled in the first debate, repeatedly taking Clinton's bait instead of pivoting to issues that could put her on her heels.
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She'll need to concede something to Sanders to insure against him going rogue, and in terms of "issues"—which Sanders vowed on Thursday to take to the convention—that may amount to more than Obama conceded to her in 2008.
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In a surprise move Tuesday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement cited their own authority to initiate an investigation into the race, which Democrat Dan McCready conceded to Republican Mark Harris the day after the election.
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In the governor's race, which Democrat Andrew Gillum previously conceded to Republican Ron DeSantis, the margin has continued to shrink since election night, with the two men now separated by just 235,22014 votes out of more than 20113 million cast.
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First, after steadfastly demanding that any budget extension deal include protections for Dreamers in January, they conceded to Republicans after less than 72 hours of a government shutdown that most of the American public blamed on Trump and the GOP.
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It was only last week that Councilman Robert E. Cornegy Jr. of Brooklyn, the most prominent black candidate for speaker, privately conceded to Mr. Johnson as they met in the modest interior conference room in Mr. Johnson's West Midtown district office.
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He is a beloved symbol for the Lakota today because "he never conceded to the white man," Tatewin Means, who runs a community-development corporation on the Pine Ridge Reservation, about a hundred miles from the monument, explained to me.
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But when thousands of Google employees staged walkouts around the world this month to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment claims against senior executives, Google conceded to a partial end to mandatory arbitration — for individual sexual harassment and sexual assault claims.
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In the document Manafort's lawyers referenced a December court filing in which Mueller alleged that Manafort had "conceded" to discussing the peace plan, which they argued was an indication that their client was forthcoming when his memory was refreshed of past events.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) said Wednesday morning that the three-term senator had not conceded to Gov.
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When they were actually dating and went on a break from each other, Ross immediately had sex with another person and for years never conceded to the fact that it might've hurt Rachel and that it was a shitty thing to do.
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"Too many health plans conceded to the idea that if someone had market power, you pay them a lot," said Dr. Farzad Mostashari, a former Obama administration official who is now the chief executive of Aledade, a company that helps independent physicians compete.
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The Utah governor and the majority of the state's congressional delegation called the move an example of federal overreach, and have been lobbying to have at least part of the land conceded to state control, an effort that caught President Trump's attention.
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But he quit only after the police rebelled and the army chief called for his resignation — a call made after he had conceded to new elections under new electoral authorities, which offered a plausible way out of the crisis without military intervention.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mexico on Tuesday conceded to U.S. demands for changes in the terms of Mexican access to the lucrative U.S. sugar market, striking a deal with Washington that will likely lift prices of the sweetener to U.S. food processors and consumers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican candidate in a close U.S. House of Representatives special election on March 13 in Pennsylvania conceded to his Democratic opponent on Wednesday, cementing a Democratic upset in a long-time Republican area that President Donald Trump handily won in 2016.
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But even if what those diplomats say is true, and it is regarding the spectrum of missile defense options today, making the argument has essentially conceded to the Russians and the Chinese that the United States ought not to defend against their offensive missiles.
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Mr. Strange did not mention the controversy over his appointment when he conceded to Mr. Moore, who has a history of inflammatory rhetoric about gay people and Muslims and was, in effect, twice removed from his post as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.
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The request by Seoul to delay our joint exercise was an unwarranted concession to Pyongyang but the president, perhaps thanks to his senior advisors, wisely conceded to Moon, for now, with the broader goal in mind of maintaining a united front on the pressure campaign.
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"In this case, a bare majority of the court, over the vigorous dissent of four justices, has conceded to the dark web of corporations and wealthy donors who wish to take away the freedoms of working people," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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"You can be so proud, that from now on, it will be unremarkable for a woman to win primary state victories, unremarkable to have a woman in a close race to be our nominee," she said eight years ago to her supporters when she conceded to Obama.
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President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort "conceded" to investigators that he "discussed or may have discussed" a Ukraine peace plan with a man accused of having links to Russian intelligence during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, according to a botched court filing by Manafort's lawyers.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has conceded to a secretive intelligence court that the available evidence about Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser wiretapped by the F.B.I. during the Russia investigation, was legally insufficient to justify the last several months of his continued surveillance in 2017.
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Using its recovered production leverage, Iran agreed to go along with the decision to collectively cut 1.2 million barrels a day of production only when the other members conceded to its demands that it be allowed to increase production by about 90,000 barrels a day next year.
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Washington (CNN)After months of vowing to fight for his innocence, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort conceded to committing several federal crimes and agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department, including in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian interference in the 13 presidential election.
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Ms. Granger, who took a brief trip to a handful of cities along the border this week with her House Republican colleagues on the conference committee, conceded to reporters on Tuesday that the structure described by the officials she met would be best categorized as fencing.
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One senior House Democratic strategist familiar with Democratic polling conceded to CNN that while many incumbents and GOP candidates in open seat races are currently leading, they believe GOP support is "soft" and polls will shift in the fall when more voters tune into races below the presidential level. Rep.
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Trump has recently decided that branding the Democratic Party as anti-Semitic would be savvy political strategy -- and aides have largely supported the fight, but when he questioned the intelligence and loyalty of Jewish people who support Democrats, some inside the West Wing privately conceded to CNN he had gone too far.
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While it was not all good news for Democrats in Wisconsin on Tuesday -- Ann Groves Lloyd, the Democrat running in the special election in Wisconsin State Assembly District 42, conceded to her Republican opponent -- national Democratic operatives argue their showing in state legislative races shows voters are prepared to rebuke the President in November.
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It can go in the other direction, too, especially for Noland, who often draws from ad culture in her work: Both artists have received cease-and-desist letters from brands in the past (and they say they wouldn't be surprised if they received something from Zara regarding this pop-up), and they've conceded to the requests.
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One, fading risks of the U.K. crashing out of the EU on a no-deal basis and secondly, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson managing to negotiate a new deal with the EU. However, the latest twist for the pound has been that the Labour party has conceded to Conservative Party demands for a snap general election on December 1.1.26.
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Steve KnightStephen (Steve) Thomas KnightRepublican fighter pilot to challenge freshman Dem in key California race Freshman Dem endorses Harris's 2020 bid GOP trading fancy offices, nice views for life in minority MORE (R-Calif.) last week in a major pickup for California Democrats as Knight conceded to the first-time candidate before Hill's victory had even officially been called.
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As described in Lewis's Alternative Influence report, White began her channel with comparatively balanced political videos which conceded to certain feminist beliefs (like male privilege.) But as she received comments suggesting that she collaborate with established far right YouTuber Carl Benjamin (Sargon of Akkad), her videos took a hard right turn and pivoted to the political extreme.
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Rather than joining forces with Canada to preserve key parts of the agreement, Mexico appears to have conceded to all three of Trump's main demands, including increasing North American–manufactured content requirements in the auto industry, introducing a sunset provision to potentially end the agreement every six years (after the first 10), and diluting trinational dispute-resolution mechanisms.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum conceded to Republican Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida GOP Florida governor enlists new officer to prepare state for rising sea level MORE on Tuesday after polls showed him trailing by roughly 1 point.
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Presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE has conceded to primary rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But the military provocations are just one of many antagonistic steps Iran has taken against the US in the past few months, a slew of hostile measures driven by several factors, including a desire to put the next US administration on notice that Iran is no pushover and a faction in the Iranian government struggling with the implications of the nuclear curbs it conceded to international powers.
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" LA Pride responded with a letter on Friday, May 13 that apologized to the community at large and conceded to lower the ticket prices (the updated site lists the new prices as $25 a day in advance or $30 at the door, with weekend passes available for $45) and restore the trans event to its original length, as well as the return of "Free Friday.
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"He was really focused working and making things leaner and more efficient," said Antonio Neri, the C.E.O. of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, one of the two companies spun out from HP. But Mr. Hurd's time at HP was tainted by a couple of scandals: • He conceded to Congress that he had authorized a spying operation, organized by the board, into the source of leaks to reporters.
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He noted that if Trump and Xi come to an agreement behind closed doors at the G-14.53 meeting in Argentina later this year, it will appear the Chinese conceded to the U.S. Such a G-20 outcome is anticipated by some, but China can use the expo — and the 40th anniversary of reducing state control on the economy — to tell the world it is still moving forward with plans to buy more, Alexander said.
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Instead of engulfing the country in a cerulean blue wave, Democrats picked up the seats they needed to regain control of the House, but lost key battles that would have suggested a more definitive rejection of President Donald Trump and his party: Beto O'Rourke fell to Texas Senator Ted Cruz; Andrew Gillum conceded to Florida Governor Rick Perry; and abolish ICE proponent Randy Bryce lost to Republican Bryan Steil, who will take over House Speaker Paul Ryan's outgoing seat.
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" But Jonathan Strong, writing for the National Review, wrote that congressional representative knew this was not true when he reported "House Democratic whip Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE conceded to reporters (in 2013) that Democrats knew people would not be able to keep their current health care plans under ObamaCare.
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