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admittance

noun as in permission to enter

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The news of Davidson’s most recent admittance comes as venues in Florida and New Jersey announced the comedian’s upcoming shows there have been canceled due to “scheduling conflicts.”

It wasn’t an actual admittance that he relayed the pitch to Moore on the 3-2 cutter.

Last month, the US used its veto as one of the five permanent members of the Security Council to block a widely backed Algerian resolution seeking Palestine's admittance as a state, calling it "premature".

From BBC

In a post to his Truth Social account, Trump called Smith’s court filing an admittance of “blatant Evidence Tampering by mishandling the very Boxes they used as a pretext to bring this Fake Case.”

From Slate

That attitude not only helped her gain admittance to the elite arts institution; it also carried her through a nine-year career as a founding member of Dance Theater of Harlem, the groundbreaking New York troupe that provided overdue opportunities and international acclaim to Black ballet performers.

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