How to pronounce “concede” in English

Let me concede the question of people who have not committed a crime because I think that that's not really the question at hand.

And I will concede that because I had what I had once believed was this brilliant idea to write 100 1,000-word stories,

But if we concede that, if we say, yeah, that's definitely what's going on, then we run into the most famous version of the measurement

ready to concede the point that anything beyond addressing what

We'll concede that right away.

I'll concede that sometimes maybe you want to have a regular meeting, and you can carve out time with your team where there might be a meeting.

And if we concede that, that might be an improbable circumstance, perhaps the next best thing we can hope for is to communicate, not in a simultaneous sense,

at this point he conceded) is that pattern of the brain activity observed during meditation, known as "gamma oscillation," might be a way for monks

hadn't conceded even existed until this point now to to back up a little bit how

Clinton era has been to constantly concede on culture war issues of the Republican party and never focus on

It was not easy to concede this battle.

Although governments never want to agree or concede, they always give in to violence and extremism eventually.

that they were ready to concede a chance for Ho Chi Minh to compete freely for power in Vietnam.

I point at my badge and concede that I work at a used bookstore, in other words, the opposite of Google.

It was later kind of conceded.

And they basically-- Google Sky conceded defeat by-- yes, some Googlers are nodding for those of you can't see them.

taboo after all even critics of ma conceded that he had Advanced Women's Rights he eliminated the tradition of

some back and forth I conceded the point and nursed my wounded Pride the back and forth was heated at times you have no

Concede that ones that haven't succeeded or just lazy.

He's fond of it but he will concede it's flawed.

'I could concede a lot on the science,' he said.

needed to dig in on the scientific details and concede nothing."

Robert Jenrick conceded to me in my interview that there will be probably a cost in terms of time, and

"In the first place it is a point conceded that America, under an efficient government, will be the most favorable country of any kind

a great moment for me this was the moment he conceded I I

Oh, I would ACTUALLY JUST CONCEDE.

People who were so frightened by the prospect of climate change that they cannot concede its reality would do well

And of course, they'll concede that they're for fire to heat their homes in the winter and against fire for arson.

And there is a catharsis that he finally is able to see concede responsibility, and be accountable for what he has done.

But, I think we can concede that the knock on games for a long time was the stories weren't as good as stories in traditional medium because well as a game the story was supposed to be

That is conceded by even his enemies.

I've kind of, I've conceded that point a little bit.

and say here not to knock them aside you have to you know power concedes nothing with that demand Malcolm X it's the same thing in the

It's very, very hard if you're a Ukrainian to concede to that.

Being able to define the terms is a huge sense of power and we can't concede that.

So if I were giving you advice, and I will concede I'm slightly out of date on this, and what you were really looking for is value,

We had the quality up front to score the goal, so not to concede the goal.

Even Freud, who was an incredibly immodest person, conceded that other people had gotten there first.

"She writes, quote, "Once I conceded the struggle and acknowledged, to myself at least, what I am"-- she puts that in scare quotes--

Even David Harty, head of FBI FOIA himself, concedes in court declarations that the indexing of records by the FBI, which are essential to FBI UNI searches,

Frederick Douglass said, "power concedes nothing without a demand."

So then as she was debating whether to go or not, finally she conceded and she went to his car and sat there.

And he said, you know, I may have to conceded that some of the things that you've been telling me, which I've been rejecting, may actually be true.

we called the budget ceiling debates, President Obama actually conceded a historic point to

Nobody would ever concede any interest in the

We like to think that art industry, design patterns, that we concede to this notion of putting together the blueprints for how these patterns

there's an um a there was a seminar in 1929 when Einstein is supposed to have stood up and finally said okay I concede

I found myself, curiously enough, in this ambivalent situation about faith, because one has to concede the fact that religion has been misused and abused and people have

The wife of a working man, Pills in hand, Tears the sleeve, Love was true but could not concede,