41.   The German government first acknowledged that SS veterans were on the pension rolls early this year.

42.   The government acknowledged that it had cut off supplies to save the fuel for use after the hurricane moved out of the country.

43.   The government acknowledges that many people there are able to watch the stations anyway.

44.   The government acknowledges that the social safety net is deteriorating.

45.   The government has acknowledged that land given to new owners may be out of production for at least two years.

46.   The government itself acknowledges those costs.

47.   The government never even acknowledged it had them in custody.

48.   The government acknowledged that conflicting lower-court opinions meant severance pay might be available in some parts of the country but not others.

49.   The government acknowledges that the influx threatens the land and wildlife but insists that any delay in resettling people will only aggravate tensions.

50.   The government acknowledges this situation, and adds that unemployment remains high because more young people move to new jobs more frequently than before.