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The query isn't (whether he will admit it, but when).

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Option 2: whether he will be admitting it or not, but when?

Option 3: whether or nor he will admit it, but when?

Option 4: whether he will admit it or not, but when?

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He lights his pipe, (and on many an evenings he helps me with) dishes.

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He has 33 years of professional experience (on the field of) public administration.

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No, they are normal people, (although they perceive the world different).

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When it comes to face masks, the (market are flooded with choices).

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Bonaparte, unlike Hoche, was not (eagerly to embark in) a serious Irish expedition.