concede **

But the officials concede the policy may have gone too far.

The women themselves concede they have a ways to go.

But he had made no point for her to concede.

I think we conceded three in the last 20 minutes or so.

But she conceded that much could change over the next several weeks.

And one has to concede that they have a point.

He conceded that the color might not make great business sense.

But even he conceded it was probably his last start until 1996.

But at the moment, he conceded that everything is on hold.

Today, Administration officials concede that the policy did not work.

Each man conceded, however, that he did not have a strong case.

It was one of the few times she had to concede.

He conceded that they might even get to him first.

I am not going to concede any part of this state.

As a result, he has conceded many economic issues to his staff.

You fear for them if they concede another before the break.

I think I'll just concede the point to you on that one!

He concedes she was right about him being ready to run away.

The kind of area he'd go to I concede that.

But the officials conceded that some schools would have more students than last year.

But they conceded he probably had too many players in front of him.

That, he conceded, is not likely to happen for at least several years.

Yet he had already conceded more than she could have expected from him.

He gave up trying to make it concede, and instead turned back to the wall.

The first thing you must concede, however, is that your son can take care of himself.