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concede

[kuhn-seed] / kənˈsid /


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Lower development costs could mean shorter game lifecycles and faster player churn, Benchmark conceded, potentially reducing user-acquisition spending for individual games.

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Lower development costs could mean shorter game lifecycles and faster player churn, Benchmark conceded, potentially reducing user-acquisition spending for individual games.

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"We would prefer not to have the transition but an emotional issue for the first goal that the referee conceded to Spurs and after that the momentum is difficult to control."

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But Humphries did not want to concede the title he won last year and levelled the match.

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Carrick conceded that was a sign there is much to work on despite the turnaround since he took charge.

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