1.   A public admission that things are not as the league wants them would mean something.

2.   Hillary talks it over in Talk magazine, her first public admission that Bill has been a bad boy.

3.   It was a public admission that the concept was a failure, just as it was being implemented.

4.   Little scientific research has been done on these small moments of truth, these public admissions of our years.

5.   Many legal observers say that the evidence against Norwood, despite her public admissions, amounts to handwritten notes by Mitrokhin that would not be admissible in court.

6.   McCormack Institute analyst Lou DiNatale gave Weld credit for effective damage control Thursday, saying his public admission that he had misstepped was a smart move.

7.   Public admissions about shoplifting problems can also, of course, give potential thieves a heads up.

8.   Scandrett said he was not concerned that public admission of his vendetta against Tech would discredit his testimony with NCAA investigators.

9.   Skeptics were left to infer that the former gold medalist was excluded because of his public admissions of being homosexual and having the AIDS virus.

10.   So public an admission of failed strategy is something that no candidate does for any reason other than survival.