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I GIVE UP Paul admits defeat after trying a variety of accents
David Dewhurst admits defeat. Watch highlights from the speeches and reaction from the candidates' supporters following Tuesday's election results.
MARINE boss Kevin Lynch admits defeat to Whitby Town was a real sickener.
However, he now admits defeat. 'This is a commercial decision and one that we have taken reluctantly,' he said.
Australian captain Danny Buderus admits defeat in the final of the Gillette Tri-Nations Series to New Zealand left "sour taste".
Sir Alex Ferguson apologises to racing tycoon John Magnier and admits defeat in his pounds 110million legal battle over Rock Of Gibraltar.
Let's see a more positive management than one that admits defeat.
it seems to me that modem society admits defeat when the only treatment it can prescribe is legal torture or legal murder.
The 21-year-old will get a chance to shine at Loftus Road with Bobby Zamora cuptied, but Pardew admits defeat could spell an early end to his loan deal.
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