| "Because you sent the flowers, don't think you are getting a concession" | |
| "has been provisionally buried free of charge "in the concession for the poor in the Thiais cemetery in Paris." | |
| "nor makes the smallest concession to ignorance." | |
| $10,000 and a concession. | |
| 'He used concession, not confrontation 'to maintain industrial output.' | |
| "Because you sent the flowers, don't think you are getting a concession" | |
| "has been provisionally buried free of charge "in the concession for the poor in the Thiais cemetery in Paris." | |
| "nor makes the smallest concession to ignorance." | |
| $10,000 and a concession. | |
| 'He used concession, not confrontation 'to maintain industrial output.' | |
| "And maybe we should make some concessions between ourselves "so that we have fewer concessions to make to those we must fight." | |
| "It's always one-sided, always us who have to make the concessions." | |
| "To live together, we have to make concessions" | |
| 'If a strike appears to be inevitable, 'all the concessions asked for should be granted.' | |
| 'Italy's high command sacked General Cadorna and regained control 'by easing discipline and making concessions to the soldiers 'as the French had done.' | |
| "And maybe we should make some concessions between ourselves "so that we have fewer concessions to make to those we must fight." | |
| "It's always one-sided, always us who have to make the concessions." | |
| "To live together, we have to make concessions" | |
| 'If a strike appears to be inevitable, 'all the concessions asked for should be granted.' | |
| 'Italy's high command sacked General Cadorna and regained control 'by easing discipline and making concessions to the soldiers 'as the French had done.' | |
