"unconcession" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From un- + concession.",
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          "text": "In 2000, after Gore's unconcession, he demanded a recount of several Florida counties, although other states still had outstanding final tallies that could have affected the election",
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        "The retraction of a prior concession"
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  "word": "unconcession"
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