111.   The companies admitted no wrongdoing.

112.   The companies did not admit liability.

113.   The company had also admitted responsibility for the leakage.

114.   The company has admitted its steep money losses and blamed everything from low stamp prices and the mobile phone text messaging phenomenon to past governments raiding its profits.

115.   The letter from Discount Tire said the company does not admit to any wrongdoing.

116.   The once high-flying company itself admitted to frailty and mistakes.

117.   They support state self-audit laws through which companies may admit environmental wrongdoing but escape penalties if they agree to correct the problems.

118.   Topa Equities attorney Maria Hodge told the Virgin Islands Daily News that the company admits no wrongdoing.

119.   A spokesman for Suzuki in Tokyo declined to confirm the report but admitted the company held tie-up negotiations with the Indian government.

120.   A spokesman for Suzuki in Tokyo earlier declined to comment on the agreement, but admitted the company held tie-up negotiations with the Indian government.