The DA fesses up to what really happened in Central Park and the subsequent cover-up.
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Showrunner David Mandel fesses up to the script change in a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter.
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After the meeting, Bash fesses up to Sam: there's no money left after Mom and Dad froze his accounts.
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To be fair, Mom quickly apologizes and fesses up to the prank ... but it seems like some damage was done.
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I've been told that the DSS personnel knew you had one and used it but no one fesses up to knowing how you used it!
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And in a time when Mark Zuckerberg openly fesses up to copying Snapchat, maybe "borrowing" doesn't carry the same sort of stigma it once did.
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Twitter 'fesses up to more adtech leaks Twitter may have shared user data with advertising partners, even when a user had expressly told it not to. 3.
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In a blog post published Wednesday on Gates Notes, the Microsoft co-founder fesses up to a mistake he made when the company, founded in 1975, was young.
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After murmurs of the possible hookup surfaced during a dinner party last week, Dennis finally fesses up to it while talking to her friends at Chelsea Meissner's housewarming party.
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Ektron President Fesses Up To Selling The Company To Accel-KKR At the time of the merger, Episerver had 8,800 customers in roughly 30 countries, serving up digital assets to more than 30,000 websites.
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In a recent blog post titled "I was wrong," he fesses up to adding a shoddy conclusion to the psychological literature (with the help of colleagues) while he was a graduate student at the University of Missouri.
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Anastasia stops her own wedding and fesses up to creating the alternate timeline with the Fairy Godmother's stolen wand, and just hearing about their love (which, to be clear, only exists in another dimension) makes Cinderella and the Prince want to get married.
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Twitter 'fesses up to more adtech leaks Natasha Lomas reports on more privacy problems at Twitter: Twitter has disclosed more bugs related to how it uses personal data for ad targeting that means it may have shared users data with advertising partners even when a user had expressly told it not to.
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When your friend's roommate fesses up to the marinara mess, suggest he nuke a cup of water for a few minutes (the steam will soften those hardened pieces of food so they can be wiped off easily), then use a rag dipped in a cleaning solution with ten percent bleach to end bacteria on the inside and out, Garcia says.
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Never mind if what the NAR folks are saying doesn't seem to make sense (or contradicts what they said just a few months back). … It should have been completely obvious to anyone with a loan calculator and a glance at wage increases that those months of industry bubble denials were just wishful thinking." :"There's nothing funnier or more satisfying … than watching the National Association of Realtors (NAR) change its tune these days. The latest news release from this sunny-Jim industry group finally fesses up to its past fiction, but even when it admits the bubble's going to pop, it can't muster the courage to just come out and say it.
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" Commenting on the phenomenon of shifting NAR accounts of the national housing market, the Motley Fool reported, in June 2006,"There's nothing funnier or more satisfying (for me, at least) than watching the National Association of Realtors (NAR) change its tune these days. The latest news release from this sunny-Jim industry group finally fesses up to its past fiction, but even when it admits the bubble's going to pop, it can't muster the courage to just come out and say it. … the NAR is full of it and will spin the numbers any way it can to keep up the pleasant fiction that all is well. … [T]he cracks began to show in subsequent remarks from NAR 'Chief Economist' David Lereah.
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