The President conceded that anyone in his job would be captive to the times.

Presidents, after all, have never conceded that the law is constitutional.

The President conceded that the plan he proposes would cost more for people who now offer their employees no insurance at all.

But the president also conceded the possibility that the Tigers were really ready to talk seriously.

But the President also conceded, "I do not have that much of a feel."

The President conceded he had "problems out there," but reassured everyone that they did not need to worry about his political or physical health.

However, the president conceded that his other energy conservation ideas have received short shrift.

But the President conceded that he had a hard time pretending the hostages were not a national preoccupation.

"I haven't been able to succeed with my recommendation of a truce," the President conceded.

Seven months later, as evidence against him mounts, the President sets his jaw and concedes he "misled people."