" Stage 5: Acceptance "Acceptance should not be mistaken for a happy stage.
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If acceptance from elite colleges is hard, self-acceptance can be harder.
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Look to find acceptance in others but also acceptance for your own body.
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But acceptance in our communities seems scarcely possible without acceptance into our families.
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If they don't find acceptance here, they are going to find acceptance in the street.
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He seems to propose two poles: acceptance of a child, and the opposite of acceptance.
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It is reality and I am looking for self-acceptance as much as acceptance from society.
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Fully 79 percent of Americans say that they are either happy with the level of acceptance of LGBT Americans or want to see more such acceptance; just 8 percent want less acceptance.
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Social acceptance/Rejection: Being social creatures, social acceptance and rejection are really powerful ways to increase motivation.
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The exchange provides an electronic trading platform for instruments including banks' acceptance bills and commercial acceptance bills.
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She describes herself as a "self-acceptance warrior," and focuses her work on self-esteem, authenticity and self-acceptance.
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Smith's acceptance speech began – as so many great acceptance speeches do – with the words, "I read an article recently".
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That's when I went on a journey of self-acceptance and body acceptance for the place I am at now.
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Shares and extends securites swap proposal acceptance date * Further extending acceptance date for securities swap proposal to 5:00 p.m.
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His acceptance speech piggybacked off an acceptance speech by his Transparent director Jill Soloway, who won for Best Comedy Directing.
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Institutional Acceptance of Digital Currency The rise in digital currency values can also be attributed to institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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But the deeper cut of acceptance is self-acceptance and self-identification: What does it mean to be a gay person?
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The acceptance rate for the Stanford class of 2022 was just 4.4%, and other high-ranking private universities reported similarly low acceptance rates.
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Part of the response to the author seems to emanate from some irrational logic: Partial acceptance amounts to full acceptance of the manifesto.
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"Jason told Sinners Donald Trump's acceptance speech would acknowledge the LGBT[Q] community, which no other Republican acceptance speech had done," Spicer writes.
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Armed with acceptance from his father and brother, Karan begins a long-awaited journey toward self-acceptance and fights for others like him.
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In her work in India, Argentina and across Europe, she's seen a variety of responses to infidelity — indifference, outrage, tacit acceptance, vocal acceptance.
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The Williams Institute just this past week released its newest Global Acceptance Index, which analyzed LGBTQ acceptance in 174 countries from 1982 to 2017.
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Trump's acceptance speech on Thursday night was filled with fear instead of hope, bigotry instead of acceptance, and hatred instead of a call for unity.
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Osram said AMS has provided for a minimum acceptance threshold of 70% and an acceptance period expected to run until the beginning of October 2019.
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Ahead of Trump's acceptance of the GOP nomination tonight, take a look back at the major party acceptance speeches since 1984 in the video above.
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And after giving an emotional acceptance speech, Hill was seen comforting the actress as they made their way off the stage following her acceptance speech.
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Because acceptance of a pardon amounts to a confession of guilt, the acceptance by Clinton would, to a degree, besmirch both Clinton and also Obama.
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You could use the word grace from the Christian tradition, but I'm going to translate it as acceptance — like a radical acceptance of other people.
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The acceptance windowNarrator: The acceptance window is the area of the court where the ball has to land in order for the serve to count.
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Acceptance requires screening for each applicant before acceptance, including running searches for evidence of drug trafficking, support of terrorist activity, corruption or other criminal conduct.
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My journey to self-acceptance has been helped along by the unconditional acceptance I've witnessed from the people in my life who've witnessed me having seizures.
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Out of 250 applications, MetaProp placed seven startups in the cohort, reflecting an acceptance rate substantially lower than their Ivy League hosts' own undergraduate acceptance rate.
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That 69 percent acceptance rate is higher than the acceptance rate for all refugee claims from people who came to Canada through any method last year.
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It sounds like self-acceptance, and acceptance of mental illness as something that doesn't "magically disappear forever," is an integral part of how you manage your depression.
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HNA said the additional acceptance period of ten trading days for the subsequent acceptance of the offer will start on July 8 and prospectively run until July 21.
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If Asians are the model minority — if that is how nonwhites can find acceptance in white America — then perhaps that opens the door to acceptance from white supremacists.
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The bottom line is that one cannot definitively predict the direction of the price change resulting from credit card acceptance by focusing solely on the merchant's nominal costs of acceptance.
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" Lewis Capaldi's acceptance speech Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi delivered a humorous acceptance speech after taking home the award for song of the year for his smash hit "Someone You Loved.
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The only recourse is acceptance -- which can be liberating.
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I do remember that in Joel's acceptance email he said the five instances of HAM being on RYE was quite challenging to pull off and a key factor in the puzzle's acceptance.
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Acceptance rate: 3%Total enrollment: 131Unlike the other schools on this list, Curtis Institute of Music requires an audition, which explains why the acceptance rate is among the lowest in the nation.
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Vonovia will also offer 115,753.65 euros in cash for each outstanding bond convertible into Buwog shares during the initial acceptance period and a reduced price during an additional three-month acceptance period.
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Since Fox already owns 210 percent of Sky, it means Comcast is looking for 230 percent of the remaining 271.3 percent acceptance — so that's more than 20193 percent acceptance of the board.
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The basis of that community, he argues, is a trio of political settlements, each achieved by violence: the rejection of monarchic rule through the acceptance of the idea of the consent of the governed; the rejection of religious intolerance through the acceptance of freedom of conscience; and the rejection of slavery through the acceptance of political equality.
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It has the lowest acceptance rate among the top-tier programs, with just 6.1 percent of applicants earning admissions, though acceptance rates have actually increased at many of the top schools since 2018.
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The one cool thing they had is they had this five-word acceptance speech concept that you only get a five word acceptance speech which has been sort of like the calling card.
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And, of course, you'll want to catch the acceptance speeches!
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"And this acceptance should go beyond the household," he adds.
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Vikander thanked nominated costar Eddie Redmayne during her acceptance speech.
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Maisel, so we'll never get to hear Perkins's acceptance speech.
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But can vaccine acceptance withstand the power of the Presidency?
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If Gaga wins, we look forward to her acceptance speech.
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But it's kinda altered into being about acceptance and positivity.
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A stunned Colman shook as she gave her acceptance speech.
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The only lower rate for Medicaid acceptance is for dermatologists.
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Data shows that family acceptance is critical for transgender people.
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The most memorable moments are often buried in acceptance speeches.
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The acceptance list for the rights issue opened on Nov.
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"You, husband, thank you," she said during her acceptance speech.
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"One of the criteria is community acceptance," said Abu Shawish.
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For them, the greater acceptance of autonomous delivery, the better.
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At the Democratic National Convention, McGovern didn't give his acceptance
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The film concludes with Reynolds' acceptance of the SAG award.
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Karrat remains steadfast in his message of love and acceptance.
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" She encouraged others struggling with body acceptance, "Love your body!
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In his Tony acceptance speech, Kazee thanked his late mother.
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In 2015, ISCA said its overall acceptance rate was 51%.
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It's hard to see a similar moment for trans acceptance.
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The acceptance doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon.
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Consumer acceptance happens quicker than ever and so will disruption.
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Blanchard ticked all the boxes for acceptance, except for one.
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I learned acceptance, which was a big theme in general.
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Increasing Pentagon acceptance of hackers was only the first step.
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Artists using their platforms to accelerate acceptance is very powerful.
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" As for his acceptance speech Malek said, "I'm beyond moved.
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Jim always looked at me with optimism, love, and acceptance.
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Exposure to diversity and acceptance of it are different things.
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The other concerned the acceptance by American scientists of Darwinism.
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Thompson talked about the acceptance in her family around sexuality.
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Some 30 million Americans saw Romney's 2012 nomination acceptance speech.
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On the one hand, Russia has pointed toward wider acceptance.
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But broader acceptance will probably require overcoming our cultural taboos.
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The speech was filled with messages of love and acceptance.
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Such tests earned acceptance from the medical community around 2005.
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Faced with the calorie juggernaut, none has gained wide acceptance.
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There's no rushing the truth or the facts, just acceptance.
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If you're preaching acceptance, accept immigrants, accept Muslims, accept everybody.
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Slippers, a Samsung cell phone and definitely no acceptance speech.
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There is growing acceptance, however, for less overtly political graffiti.
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Public acceptance, he said, will also be an important factor.
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We do believe in immigration, we do believe in acceptance.
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I took that as a good sign for Spectacles' acceptance.
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The Trump Administration's acceptance of Assad's rule won't help matters.
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And again, the atmosphere was one of total acceptance. Arousal?
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What I took away from the experience was the acceptance.
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"There's acceptance that's become really rampant and cool," she said.
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Religion is a driving factor behind the lack of acceptance.
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Fitch has downgraded the followings ratings: Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp.
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They discuss rejection and acceptance, both from themselves and others.
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Acceptance, support, and amor para mi gente of all kinds?
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To the defense team, even this qualified acceptance seemed improper.
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Most of these schools have an acceptance rate below 3%.
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But its story is grounded: about trauma, acceptance, even forgiveness.
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The biggest issue is our societal acceptance of that technology.
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LGBTQ visibility and acceptance were not what they are today.
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For decades, scouting resisted acceptance of gay and transgender people.
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Do you think wheelchair MMA will eventually gain mainstream acceptance?
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It felt, to many, like full acceptance might be inevitable.
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Costco might be the secret to an Ivy League acceptance.
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Thursday meant all eyes were on Trump's big acceptance speech.
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Passive acceptance is ok; active inflation boosting, apparently, is not.
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Fortum due to disclose final acceptance level of Uniper offer.
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To encourage everyone to exhibit kindness, bravery, and acceptance, everyday.
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Denmark's adjusted acceptance rate falls just below the regional average.
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Stinging acceptance that the fissures were always already incomplete. Embodiment.
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Most notorious, perhaps, was President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's acceptance of
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Acceptance and rejection of gayness is highly correlated to religiosity.
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A similar dynamic now seems to be influencing transgender acceptance.
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Those small ways often boil down to listening and acceptance.
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Pain acceptance is kind of just what it sounds like.
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For others, it might be positivity, or love, or acceptance.
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He explains: The only way past that is ... total acceptance.
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Comments from companies and trade associations seemed to reflect acceptance.
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But legality is not the final test of cultural acceptance.
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For now, WeChat and Alipay are focused on gaining acceptance.
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However, this first requires acceptance that the attacks are possible.
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In the eighties, graffiti gained acceptance in the art world.
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Several winners spoke of the tragedy in their acceptance speeches.
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While college costs skyrocket, acceptance rates have taken a nosedive.
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Increased acceptance of queerness has only led to increased commodification.
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The atmosphere was not one of jubilation -- more resigned acceptance.
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Public opinion has veered toward acceptance of the underlying science.
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Nina soon realized that he was delivering his acceptance speech.
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" During his acceptance speech, Bernal dedicated his award to "music.
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WATCH: Kate Beckinsale & Michael Sheen Celebrate Daughter Lily's College Acceptance!
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Our kids have very solid body acceptance, they feel comfortable.
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It was just this really cool feeling of acceptance everywhere.
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Fasting diets are gaining popular attention and also scientific acceptance.
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Consumer trust is vital for the acceptance of digital services.
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On both fronts — awareness and acceptance — there is building momentum.
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According to the dictionary, tolerance means acceptance, appreciation and valuing.
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Such positive trends give real hope for tolerance and acceptance.
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The acceptance that this is normal is quickly gaining momentum.
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For a gay kid, Orlando is a mecca of acceptance.
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They thought it would bring about more understanding and acceptance.
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Did you cry when Trump was giving his acceptance speech?
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When did you come to an acceptance of your situation?
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Widespread acceptance of the China model would hurt China itself.
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He watched Mr. Trump's acceptance speech from a sky box.
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Resolve to 'do you' -- all year long Acceptance breeds confidence.
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I will not use drugs to win acceptance and approval.
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What would true acceptance of that fact even look like?
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I have learned the importance of acceptance, forgiveness, and grace.
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The New York Times analyzed Mr. Kemp's acceptance speech here.
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Her acceptance or approval is decided by the critical world.
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The path to regulatory acceptance may be a long one.
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It's all about parking their money, and acceptance and reputation.
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" I said, "She didn't say that in her acceptance speech.
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Boochani, 35, recorded an acceptance speech for awards ceremony attendees.
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Such a situation is not durable security or true acceptance.
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African émigrés share their stories about searching for acceptance afar.
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This had to be the fastest acceptance of all time.
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"Widespread understanding is the key to popular acceptance," he wrote.
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The community is still looking for total acceptance from all.
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Is this woman's acceptance of the gifts and money ethical?
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Michelle Williams just furthered it [in her Emmy acceptance speech].
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"I get that you have acceptance and tolerance," Craig responds.
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When I got the acceptance notice, I couldn't believe it.
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Read Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize acceptance speech in its entirety.
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Yet, even with sympathetic examples like these the acceptance of
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Brosnahan used her acceptance speech to urge people to vote.
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But without acceptance a society is not open and receptive.
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Last year, Broad Street had an 85 percent acceptance rate.
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If you're preaching acceptance, accept immigrants, accept Muslims, accept everybody.
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After the college acceptance letter comes the financial aid offer.
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Michelle Williams and Patricia Arquette gave memorably heartfelt acceptance speeches.
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Michelle Williams and Patricia Arquette gave memorably heartfelt acceptance speeches.
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The average acceptance rate at these 403 schools is 6.2%.
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The White House later confirmed Trump's acceptance of the invitation.
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He paid tribute to foreign films in his acceptance speech.
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Its acceptance was seen as a milestone for global investing.
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Dailey has already received an early decision acceptance to Berkeley.
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There will also be an "additional acceptance period" until Dec.
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There will also be an "additional acceptance period" until Dec.
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He is expected to give an acceptance speech Thursday night.
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The Hill asked Republican pundits to assess Trump's acceptance speech.
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Range Range is the single biggest barrier to EV acceptance.
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Glum acceptance might be the best he can hope for. ■
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Still, Ailes could take paternal pride in Trump's acceptance speech.
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Drone delivery companies face questions about safety and public acceptance.
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Then he forgets to thank her during his acceptance speech.
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I think, if anything, acceptance of it enriches your life.
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In his acceptance speech Sunday night, he echoed those promises.
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Drake showed up (though his acceptance speech got cut off).
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This intimacy with death brings with it a certain acceptance.
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And he argued, persuasively, that this acceptance has moral consequences.
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You addressed your acceptance speech to children with disabilities. Why?
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Still, transgender people still face challenges to acceptance in France.
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That acceptance comes right near the end of the album.
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Then there's the lack of acceptance among my Christian community.
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So far, federated social networks have only gained fringe acceptance.
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Both boxing and marijuana have varying degrees of mainstream acceptance.
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Arquette joined Adams onstage and they gave joint acceptance speeches.
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There's a sense of acceptance in these nearly impossible challenges.
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But acceptance by regulators and the public globally remains uncertain.
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"Pragmatic pain acceptance is directed at better living," Vowles says.
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But acceptance and accessibility needs to happen faster, he says.
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Trump appeared to suggest in a tweet that there had been "written acceptance" of Pelosi's offer to give the speech in the House Chamber, but according to Hammill, no written acceptance has been received.
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"(We need to raise) awareness and acceptance of intersex and different identities in our culture, and gain better acceptance of the diversity of our population for those people with bodies like Rosie," Lohman said.
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In contrast, the false-acceptance rate of older face-scanning techniques like Samsung's is one in 100, and the false-acceptance rate of fingerprint scanning (including the new ultrasonic technology) is one in 50,000.
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Society has stereotypes, first, that there should only be two genders, although LGBTQIA people are gaining more acceptance by society, for all the time before that there was absolutely no acceptance for these people!
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Mexico enters the acceptance stage of grief after Trump's election Mexico enters the acceptance stage of grief after Trump's election Mexico was the foreign country with the most riding on the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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In contrast, there are not many people questioning the theory of relativity, or studies on the acceptance of the theory of relativity; possibly reflecting an acceptance that this is a matter for physicists to settle.
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They waved pride flags and held signs advocating acceptance and diversity.
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This acceptance speech just didn't happen to be their best performance.
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I realized that acceptance is as straight-forward as I thought.
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The Carpetbagger Could Oscar winners deliver their acceptance speeches with … emoticons?!
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Here was our path back to good behavior and social acceptance.
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" Cogan said the letter was "not an enthusiastic acceptance of responsibility.
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Her acceptance of his handling made his groin tighten in anticipation.
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His journey was full of rejection, protest and finally limited acceptance.
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In his acceptance speech, he gave a message to the unseen.
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"I am beyond moved right now," he began his acceptance speech.
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And when he got the acceptance email, everyone jumped for joy.
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How do you end a nine-minute long award acceptance speech?
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"There's a diminishing time acceptance of a sequel," the actor says.
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PST - "La La Land" producer Jordan Horowitz makes an acceptance speech.
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Yet in their totality the acceptance speeches reflected Hollywood's progressive tilt.
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I'm lucky to have gone to a school with overwhelming acceptance!
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Remember how Adele gushed about Beyoncé during her Grammys acceptance speech?
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Flowers tweeted her acceptance, but on Fox News Sunday, Indiana Gov.
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When the gender of the coder was revealed, acceptance rates dropped.
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The acceptance period for the bid runs through to March 13.
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But it wasn't just parents that were celebrated during acceptance speeches.
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"I think life is a whole game of acceptance," she says.
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I feel very lucky that Malaysians shower me with such acceptance.
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"I'm speechless," producer Kwak Sin Ae said during her acceptance speech.
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If your child is acting out, it's important to embrace acceptance.
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That's why many in the movement say "acceptance" is not enough.
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Representation matters: Exposure to different cultural backgrounds fosters empathy and acceptance.
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There exists "a general acceptance of failure and underperformance", it says.
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There will be no quiet acceptance of blatant husbandly disrespect here.
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They tattoo their faces, a gesture that swears off mainstream acceptance.
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But now I understand that acceptance is actually a heartbreaking realization.
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These emotions are key to virality and, for some people, acceptance.
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There was resignation to be sure, but ultimately there was acceptance.
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His acceptance was then followed by a whole Time's Up package.
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Yet among both electorates the deal may struggle to win acceptance.
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In the face of hatred, apathy will be interpreted as acceptance.
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This letter is, however, a cry for attention, recognition and acceptance.
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Or maybe there is no lasting peace, just moments of acceptance.
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Posey delivered an acceptance speech on behalf of his cast mates.
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Love, acceptance, kindness, And I want one of those new Teslas.
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He received a nod of acceptance in response, the official said.
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The offer will not have a minimum acceptance condition, they added.
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In his acceptance speech, Brown also touched on his historic accomplishment.
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"It has not been an easy journey to acceptance," he said.
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This is maybe why Rae found herself searching for self-acceptance.
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But it was Sachdeva's acceptance speech that drove the purpose home.
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"If it hurts consumer acceptance, you cannot do it," said Vandenheuvel.
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And a low acceptance rate means no access to priority scheduling.
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In 2013, Wever's 11-word acceptance speech went viral for her.
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"The movie is about acceptance of self," says the leading man.
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In his acceptance speech, Chance gave a shout out to SoundCloud.
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The third great global change is the growing acceptance of divorce.
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"One of the greatest virtues is acceptance, right," she tells NewBeauty.
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In her acceptance speech, Stroker talked about the importance of representation.
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On Wednesday she opened up about her journey to self-acceptance.
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The ringtone was crashing my Altrupin buzz, so I gestured acceptance.
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But they have a much lower acceptance rate: just over 2400%.
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But their joining in the protests signaled the movement's broad acceptance.
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Jill Soloway gives a terrific acceptance speech for 'Transparent' #Emmys pic.twitter.
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But perhaps the biggest surprise was the acceptance speech that followed.
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And the award for sweetest acceptance speech goes to … Sandra Bullock!
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But so far, Germany is sticking with its acceptance of refugees.
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This highly competitive military academy has a 9 percent acceptance rate.
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But even if it's not expressed, there's love in quiet acceptance.
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But good adaptation by itself also requires, in a sense, acceptance.
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In his acceptance speech, Washington acknowledged the context of his win.
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The video ends with a message of self-acceptance from Rogers.
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Ferrin Roy has become a face of self-love and acceptance.
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Adwoa is now 153 and awaiting her own college acceptance letters.
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Tell me about your experience volunteering with the Arts & Acceptance program.
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Members of houses of faith must speak of forgiveness and acceptance.
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As for wrestlers' acceptance... I would have no problem with it.
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This approach wins wider public acceptance, leading to more durable legislation.
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Dorsey said wider acceptance of bitcoin could help Square expand globally.
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Knorr-Bremse had most recently extended the acceptance period to Sept.
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In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Kinney gave Gaga a shout-out.
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Hannah is in a constant state of flux — and body acceptance.
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His acceptance speech outlined the importance of diversity in Australian society.
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After decades of passive acceptance, Brazilians are fed up with graft.
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Accelerated transition is impossible without widespread social acceptance, the study acknowledges.
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Perhaps acceptance is the true power, that strange will, to accept.
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When that acceptance is there and it's understood, things work better.
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By the time he gave his acceptance speech at 2628 a.m.
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Does this amount to rejection or a powerful form of acceptance?
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The other is acceptance from students and, more importantly, their parents.
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Processes like aquamation require an acceptance of becoming part of it.
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But her letter to the Palace of Justice suggested quiet acceptance.
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Their acceptance of change comes from each other, instead of within.
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This is an important step on their path to self-acceptance.
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He said it could help encourage acceptance of the LGBTQ community.
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"I am all for body diversity and body acceptance," Karazsia said.
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" Her acceptance speech at the Webbys: "Nude selfies till I die.
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Yet there is no visible sign of that acceptance of responsibility.
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In her acceptance speech at the Democratic convention last month, Mrs.
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"generalities" invoked in his acceptance speech and in the Democratic Party
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Among Latinos, acceptance of gay culture has moved ahead less assertively.
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It's a holistic acceptance and gratefulness that I've rarely seen articulated.
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But finding acceptance from his family has also been a challenge.
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It is a diverse place - a place of compassion and acceptance.
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For them, acceptance of reality equates to a denial of faith.
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"This acceptance may be too late for me," Mr. Burris said.
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Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our
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Among those factors are legislation and people's acceptance of such vehicles.
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However, acceptance of fully automatic transmissions is increasing outside North America.
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Similarly, our brains are hardwired to interpret touch as social acceptance.
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In an age of awareness and acceptance, how will "Falsettos" resonate?
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In his acceptance speech, Miranda emphasized the importance of defending DACA.
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Consumer acceptance of self-driving technology will only happen with trust.
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Once selected, the party's nominee gives a prime time acceptance speech.
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Body acceptance is about so much more than warm fuzzies, y'all.
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The project has boosted hopes that cryptocurrencies could gain wider acceptance.
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After having garnered that acceptance, he was offered his own program.
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Because my one and only college acceptance arrived in the mail.
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One clear difference is New York's acceptance of dual-class shares.
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But at times like this, leadership really calls for acceptance, right?
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First, growing bipartisan acceptance of the tenets of free market capitalism.
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Love, acceptance and pushing to strive have been consistent for us.
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He's received such overwhelming support and acceptance that he's not worried.
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Before Trump, American propaganda advocated for diversity and acceptance of immigrants.
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The stages of grit, according to Woods, are bargaining and acceptance.
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In the late 1960s and early '70s, there was growing acceptance.
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I'm learning that you have to find acceptance with the decline.
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"It's been a tough journey," Mayfield said during his acceptance speech.
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Meanwhile, all it seems to require is acceptance of your fate.
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For some parents of pot entrepreneurs, acceptance has veered into partnership.
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The Taliban's acceptance of an invitation by Russia to the Sept.
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"Across the board there's been a much bigger acceptance," she said.
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He had found acceptance by doing nothing more than being himself.
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For me, in that moment, I had finally found total acceptance.
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A certain kind of believer will probably accept the movie's acceptance.
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One apparent reason: the country's acceptance of gay and lesbian relationships.
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Your visit would not represent tacit acceptance of a misguided law.
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"Gamer acceptance is everything," he said, "and that's in our control."
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The overall feeling of the game, though, is one of acceptance.
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When British colonizers arrived in India, that acceptance of homosexuality eroded.
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A million people would have bought ''Oprah's Guide to Body Acceptance.
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A real moment of self-acceptance — that's the most important thing.
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A real moment of self acceptance — that's the most important thing.
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We choose kindness, acceptance and respect as we proudly celebrate #SpiritDay!
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Heck, in their acceptance speeches, they didn't even thank each other.
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The acceptance period for HarbourVest's hostile bid was extended to Oct.
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Crying in lifetime achievement acceptance speeches, though, is certainly all right.
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Possibly. Or for issues like the acceptance of genetically modified foods?
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These developments are important for the official acceptance of the killing.
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We've got to keep pushing for equality and acceptance and tolerance.
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Acceptance of resignation of Mr. Sanjay Shah, Chief Financial Officer w.e.f.
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"It's not a simple question of invitation and acceptance," said Tsai.
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China has militarized islands and demands acceptance of its maritime domain.
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Here are edited excerpts from some of the evening's acceptance speeches.
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The New York City Marathon had a 9 percent acceptance rate.
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Commitment, acceptance, respect, love and faith are some of the ingredients.
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She also addresses issues of post-pregnancy beauty and body acceptance.
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"Self-acceptance is not just about how we look," she said.
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The new offer has a lower threshold for acceptance: 203 percent.
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That includes body acceptance and believing in your own self-worth.
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Much of the acceptance of industrial hemp boils down to economics.
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The real drama is going to be in those acceptance speeches.
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"What is disturbing is the silent acceptance of women," she says.
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Swift retaliated in her acceptance speech at the 2016 Grammy Awards.
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The acceptance rate for Yale Law School is just 8 percent.
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His acceptance speech Thursday evening was a prime example of why.
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Speaking of acceptance, growing up in Vancouver weed is just everywhere.
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Instead, use your workout to cultivate physical strength, awareness and acceptance.
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"That remains the impediment for acceptance into other facilities," he said.
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All this is unfolding amid rapidly growing public acceptance of marijuana.
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The Larp community is very unified by acceptance and by inclusion.
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"We never agreed on anything," Selig said in his acceptance speech.
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My dream came true the day Will sent the acceptance letter.
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As Genesis discovers, there is no true reinvention without self-acceptance.
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From the minority's perspective, humility first constitutes acceptance of electoral defeat.
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There's always societal acceptance of these things in the home. Yeah.
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So after Denzel, it's kind of an acceptance of your sound.
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Rote memorization discourages skepticism while encouraging blind, unquestioning acceptance of facts.
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Her acceptance speech was the most rapturously received of the night.
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"By being here," she said, "there is some form of acceptance."
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Also Cardi B called someone a bitch in an acceptance speech.
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Each character's problem is unique, and the solution begins with acceptance.
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However, you are unlikely to enjoy real love or deep acceptance.
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That yields an acceptance rate of about 3 percent – even lower than Stanford University's 5.1 percent admission acceptance rate, which U.S. News and World Report deemed to be the lowest among United States colleges in 2014.
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" The statement said that inclusion and acceptance are a hallmark of the diocese, but that acceptance is presumed upon "a respect on the part of individuals for the teachings and practice of the wider Catholic community.
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Tasty Bidco announces decision to waive minimum acceptance condition to which the offer for Telepizza was subject and to acquire all shares that have been tendered in acceptance of offer representing 27.73 pct of capital of Telepizza.
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Indicated unchanged Buyout groups Bain Capital and Cinven have lowered the minimum acceptance threshold for their takeover offer for German drugmaker Stada to 2500 percent of the equity capital and extended the acceptance period until June 20.2.
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Coming out [kuhm-ing-out] | verb A lifelong process of self-acceptance.
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Love, acceptance, devotion and peace are the ruling esthetics of this production.
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Herndon says the country music genre is making great strides towards acceptance.
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"This award is not for me," Williams said in his acceptance speech.
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During her acceptance speech, Saldana thanked her husband for their three boys.
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There are soft smiles and a feeling of acceptance in the air.
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As a Southerner, I'll take a welcome over mere acceptance any day.
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Our company was built on a foundation of mutual respect and acceptance.
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Janney then gave the animal a shout-out in her acceptance speech.
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Meanwhile, Canada has touted its acceptance of tens of thousands of refugees.
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The acceptance transcends borders and barriers, it's the warmth that Latinos have.
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During his acceptance speech, AMLO promised to eradicate corruption from the country.
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There were a few things on his mind during his acceptance speech.
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And I'm still in anger because, in this context, acceptance is bullshit.
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She shared a her bikini shot with a caption about body acceptance.
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Berger then steps up to the mic and begins his acceptance speech.
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We're guessing you'd try to relay that anecdote during your acceptance speech.
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The BCRA has struggled to gain acceptance for the whole Republican conference.
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"The best part of this is it's increased autism acceptance," she says.
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Sterling K. Brown finishes his #Emmys acceptance speech backstage, part 1: pic.twitter.
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Working in a male-dominated field like racing, Patrick struggled for acceptance.
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"Thank you so much for this," Oliver said in his acceptance speech.
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My acceptance of that felt like, 'Wow, this is some woman s—.
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The exploration and acceptance of queerness can be an inherently lonely experience.
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Do they talk consciously about the messages of global diversity and acceptance?
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"I came into a place of complete acceptance of that," she said.
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On Monday he announced that his Harvard acceptance had been officially rescinded.
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Comedy was both a refuge and a balm, a sign of acceptance.
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Still, his community's tacit acceptance of the store's violent characterization still does.
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I don't think I could just skip over to acceptance so quickly.
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Want to know how accurate her rival Donald Trump's acceptance speech was?
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Leaders are marking their morning-after statements with acceptance, regret and cheers.
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I have never experienced such kindness and acceptance as I have here.
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Among economists, there is near-universal acceptance that immigration generates huge benefits.
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In April she thanked him during her iHeartRadio Music Awards acceptance speech.
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When I received Will's acceptance email in May, my dream came true.
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Luckily, Flatiron's exit paved the way for industry acceptance of RDMD's model.
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The business groups' acceptance removes an obstacle to the bill moving forward.
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The answer is always, always yes, and in that acceptance, Transparent sings.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is opening up about his tearful Tonys acceptance speech.
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It could be a sweet show of family solidarity and acceptance. 3.
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His nomination acceptance speech at the Republican Convention wasn't just over-long.
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Equally, Obama's policy toward acceptance of Iran's nuclear program alienated many Israelis.
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In addition, market acceptance of such currency is subject to significant uncertainty.
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Fixing public transportation requires cooperation, planning, and the acceptance of the community.
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He also made a point of addressing prejudice in his acceptance speech.
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She's all about truth, and justice, and love, and compassion, and acceptance.
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In her acceptance speech, Ward highlighted the importance of representation in literature.
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Consumer acceptance will be the constraint to the growth of this technology.
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But, spiritually, it's believed to promote a sense of grounding and acceptance.
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"What a tremendous honor, thank you," he said in his acceptance speech.
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Right now, those members of the LGBTQ community need action, not acceptance.
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Clinton reiterated the claim in her acceptance speech at the 2016 DNC.
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The second silver lining is growing acceptance that more time is needed.
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One's judgment of Pius will depend on one's acceptance of Christ's claim.
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Perhaps the slumped soldier signals another acceptance: you must admit your limitations.
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I had learned that man is capable of both anger and acceptance.
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She wasn't holding the bigots' hands and gently ushering them into acceptance.
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Besides, nailing the perfect awards-acceptance reaction requires a lot of practice.
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However, it was her candid acceptance speech that really had people talking.
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Kick off your acceptance with a super-cool handshake, as one does.
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The great struggle of augmented reality has really been in public acceptance.
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So much of her work is about the struggle for self-acceptance.
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Shareholders owning 25.7 percent of Ekornes have given pre-acceptance, Ekornes said.
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Red carpets, high fashion and emotional acceptance speeches are all on tap.
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"Will the silence be seen as acceptance?" the Republican campaign aide said.
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But they are one thing: rage that elites demand acceptance of immigration.
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How are things with your mom in her acceptance of your depression?
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It sent a powerful message — one of compassion, of love, of acceptance.
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It's a humbling blow to Mr. Deripaska, who has sought Western acceptance.
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Fitch also downgraded the senior unsecured notes of Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp.
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There's shock: Denial: Anger: Curiosity: And then a jump straight into acceptance!
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Caregiving at this age comes with a great deal of daily acceptance.
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While she was missing, Zuzu received her acceptance letter in the mail.
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You'll quickly understand the three-part method of acceptance, accountability and detachment.
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Traders said Trump's "conciliatory" acceptance speech helped the currency retrace earlier losses.
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But Airbnb may face an even greater stumbling block to wider acceptance.
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Netanyahu voiced conditional acceptance in 2009 of a future demilitarized Palestinian state.
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It had 46.93 percent after the end of the first acceptance period.
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Meanwhile, Kaling's mini- acceptance speech was what we wish DiCaprio had said.
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It's one thing to critique Coco's obsession with white approval and acceptance.
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We should celebrate the rights and acceptance we've seen by championing diversity.
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Watch as Jessie attempts to find acceptance while trying to accept herself.
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In his acceptance speech, Isaac was a paradigm of class and humility.
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Her last entry reflected a strikingly graceful acceptance of what was coming.
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Resplendent in bright, brilliant white, she gave her acceptance speech with gusto.
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Not everyone has embraced the message of acceptance extolled by the series.
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It's an extreme expense that's become a visual centerpiece of cultural acceptance.
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"And complete and total acceptance is the only 'fantasy' that I support."
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During his acceptance speech, he thanked his fellow nominees and his costar.
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"Please give transgender talent a chance," said Tambor during his acceptance speech.
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I would love to "come out" and find some understanding and acceptance.
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This raises questions about her judgment and her acceptance of establishment truths.
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The data reflects a growing shift toward acceptance amid the American public.
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In real life, Nash is a bold and outspoken body acceptance activist.
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Almost as if to awaken Nigerians from their complacent slumber of acceptance.
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Acceptance period for E.ON's offer for Innogy due to end at midnight.
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Every day, he would look in his mailbox for an acceptance letter.
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But radical acceptance of sexual perversions is at an all-time high.
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Expectations for the conventions and the acceptance speeches cannot be very high.
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The nineteen-eighties were a time of extravagant acceptance and sudden growth.
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Chang Kee Jung: As taller you are, you have more acceptance window.
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The list also includes the late Toni Morrison's Nobel Prize acceptance speech.
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Despite its growing acceptance, some people can't get past stevia's bitter aftertaste.
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Now after her viral routine, she's becoming a champion for self-acceptance.
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N) fell 6.2 percent on Wednesday, while the World Acceptance Corp (WRLD.
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It wasn't that I had affected serenity or acceptance at the time.
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The acceptance, that aspect of his music is not a new thing.
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Congress began scrutinizing these card acceptance practices over ten years ago now.
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Despite growing acceptance, big brands have largely shied away from the subject.
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It's hard to forget Anne Hathaway's emotional Oscars acceptance speech in 2013.
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Surprisingly, Will scheduled the publication for a mere month after its acceptance.
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Recipients give mini-lectures on their work in lieu of acceptance speeches.
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Fasting diets are gaining not only popular attention, but also scientific acceptance.
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Legend quoted Simone in his acceptance speech at the 2015 Academy Awards.
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Soon after his acceptance into the program, Rodriguez moved to New York.
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But we spread this love about acceptance and talking to that voice.
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The acceptance of Chacon's resignation was first reported by the DiploPundit website.
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This isn't about normalizing through acceptance; we know these things are terrible.
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On today's episode, we chat about her controversies and quest for acceptance.
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They preach self-acceptance — only for when you get that thin Glow.
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We have to be working towards something together, with love and acceptance.
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It's about self-acceptance — the entire self, not just the visible bits.
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But it's what she said in her acceptance speech that really matters.
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That was the highest I could feel, just that acceptance and love.
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There was nothing unusual about Mr. Trump's acceptance speech in Cleveland, either.
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The begrudging acceptance of Trump is far from universal among GOP elites.
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Wine School Certain types of wine seem incapable of winning popular acceptance.
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The new product which is mainly SUV is really finding huge acceptance.
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Just like that, the students then become virtual shoo-ins for acceptance.
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Forget diplomatic rationale: Mr. Trump needs their acceptance to burnish his ego.
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Because of technical difficulties, Ms. Akhavan's video acceptance speech was not broadcast.
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Free movement and acceptance of EU regulations are preconditions of EEA membership.
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Seeing the ever growing societal acceptance of diversity fills me with pride.
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Acceptance for those with less-than-impeccable pedigrees seems to be rising.
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Unlike synesthesia, it has not depended on brain imaging for cultural acceptance.
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First, early nominees did not attend party conventions or give acceptance speeches.
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The queen's acceptance of her grandson's choice shows her wisdom and worldliness.
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Let's hope there won't be a lifelong struggle to find self-acceptance.
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That said, Roku's hardware is performing well, in terms of consumer acceptance.
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"Meeting program requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the program," it reads.
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Somehow, though, Sozdar's acceptance of an inevitable death does not disturb me.
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The government hopes Chinese medicine will win global acceptance alongside Western therapies.
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For Jay-Z, it's a calm acceptance of his diminished public stature.
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And nothing perks up a train trip like a puzzle acceptance email!
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It is these markers that indicate respect and an acceptance of authority.
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The pair was in the middle of their sixth cycle, strong acceptance.
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Failure to rebuke can rightly be taken as tacit approval and acceptance.
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Seniors are receiving college acceptance letters and are just weeks from graduating.
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Pro-encryption activists also argue that their message is gaining increasing acceptance.
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"Her music is about positivity, personal acceptance and celebration," one tweet said.
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I have always understood Islam as a faith of peace and acceptance.
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The practical effect of Baylor's acceptance of federal regulations, however, proved problematic.
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In her acceptance speech, Eilish said she wanted Ariana Grande to win.
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But as with any period of grief, acceptance comes in different ways.
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Now, "there's more acceptance of what we're trying to do," he says.
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She expects perfection on the mat, but she preaches acceptance everywhere else.
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"Stuck the landing," Jon Hamm said approvingly, after Mr. Pitt's acceptance speech.
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Transformative mediation has gained acceptance among people who specialize in family dynamics.
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And I have been the brown woman who has rejected white acceptance.
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She called Foster the "love of her life" during the acceptance speech.
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Finding Rachele's blog — finding fat acceptance — helped me see a better future.
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The book is a great road map to self-discovery and acceptance.
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However, Michelle Williams made a rousing feminist acceptance speech about reproductive rights.
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Look inward with complete acceptance, noting why you came to the doctor.
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Meanwhile, institutions' acceptance of questionable money hasn't changed much since Haacke's day.
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The names have been submitted to the IOC and CAS for acceptance.
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We should also care about the human fallout of increased marijuana acceptance.
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Prior to the introduction of the ESOP, our acceptance rate was 90%.
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Patricia continued to stress the importance of acceptance when talking to PEOPLE.
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Several winners used their acceptance speeches to address the hot-button issue.
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If you're not quite at that point of acceptance, avert your eyes.
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To get a sense of the importance of Universal Acceptance, consider India.
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Hugh Laurie gets political during his acceptance speech at the #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.
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Locust Valley High School has 100 percent graduation and college acceptance rates.
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Also a time before marriage equality and wider acceptance of transgender rights.
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She's aging in front of our eyes, and beautifully so with acceptance.
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Her acceptance speech was memorable, and Winfrey's likely will be as well.
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Square could also bring merchant acceptance through the point of sale systems.
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"If you're preaching acceptance, accept immigrants, accept Muslims, accept everybody," she added.
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But clearly that acceptance doesn't extend to being forthright with her family.
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We do use "t-girl," which seems to have more social acceptance.
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The company's statement confirmed its "unequivocal" acceptance of human-caused climate change.
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One variable to consider is the social acceptance of having a prosthetic.
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The acceptance rate of 20103 percent was the lowest in Stanford's history.
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But in their absence, midsize cities have become pockets of L.G.B.T. acceptance.
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I also learned an important lesson about acceptance, humanity, and nicotine poisoning.
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LN: When did that acceptance for debate and discussion start to dissolve?
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This way of thinking promotes narcissism and aggressivity in place of acceptance.
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His acceptance played a really pivotal role in rekindling my sexual self.
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That&aposs because the strategy leverages PayPal&aposs international merchant and consumer bases, which Chinese payments firms may struggle to match, so building out its acceptance in China and UnionPay&aposs acceptance could be a boon for PayPal.
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Lack of intelligence isn't the problem; it's more about adaptability, acceptance of change.
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Clinton's acceptance of more than $600,000 from Goldman Sachs for giving three speeches.
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" The actress concluded her acceptance speech by saying, "You are our truest leaders.
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As the play progresses, Dotty's gradual acceptance of her illness becomes deeply moving.
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Donald Trump's acceptance speech mentioned pretty much every campaign issue but one: banks.
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You are still in the denial stage, while your family are in acceptance.
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The tolerance for risk and acceptance of failure that marks the Fat Duck's
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Tearing up during her acceptance speech, Blunt shared the award with her husband.
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Worried that her acceptance speech might run a little on the boring side?
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And now the NCAA joins Cooper in tepid acceptance of the new law.
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And if you do, I hope you teach them about kindness and acceptance.
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After all, real-world Japan is currently struggling with acceptance for queer youth.
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"People are scared," Trump said in his June Republican National Convention acceptance speech.
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I think, again, they have a risk-acceptance profile that's different than ours.
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Left unclear is the precise role of the school&aposs Gift Acceptance Committee.
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Love Yourself: Answer would be self, as it describes self-acceptance and awareness.
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But as a plus-size woman of color, Gregg still struggles with acceptance.
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But by Monday the acceptance level stood at only 39.6 percent, Wincor said.
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Again, Reeves's acceptance of the current economic system blinds him to possible solutions.
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These women know they're being photographed from a place of love and acceptance.
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Kretinsky's vehicle EP Global Commerce has set a minimum acceptance threshold of 67.5%.
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Some companies, though, are abusing the growing acceptance of weed for medicinal purposes.
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Auggie begins to find acceptance when some of his classmates take a chance.
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"Part of mindfulness is 'acceptance without judgment,'" said Katie Lyons, a mindfulness expert.
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La La Land's acceptance speeches had to be interrupted to remedy the error.
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Cheonan is in part a reflection of South Korea's growing acceptance of outsiders.
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"The ideal is a payment-acceptance app with no special hardware," said Goel.
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While this number sounds quite high, the acceptance rate is around 7 percent.
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The largest proportion came from Nigeria, which has very low asylum acceptance rates.
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This time, she's declaring her self-love and acceptance in a powerful letter.
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"I'm speechless," Kwak Sin Ae, producer of "Parasite," said during her acceptance speech.
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Or the acceptance time on the order coming through to the driver's app.
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His work shows his acceptance of the distinct pairing of nostalgia and melancholy.
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But a belated acceptance of their benefits means they are now widely allowed.
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However, it is an encouraging sign that acceptance of trans individuals is growing.
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Ivanka introduced Trump's acceptance speech on the last night of the convention Thursday.
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Its authority rests on the thin reed of public acceptance and political forbearance.
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As Alexis transitioned into being a woman, she taught us tolerance and acceptance.
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The thing that I craved more than anything was acceptance on mainland Europe.
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As such, we will always support diversity and acceptance over division and exclusion.
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Are we becoming complacent in our acceptance of what makes an action movie?
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Without acceptance, a society is not open and willing to take in refugees.
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After all, once it hits mainstream acceptance, it's not really a gimmick anymore.
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I think the key to happiness is having acceptance for where you are.
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This fleece onesie makes waiting on your Hogwarts acceptance letter a little easier.
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It's time for acceptance, no matter where we each stand on the issue.
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"In his acceptance speech, in Spanish, he said, "Mama, this is for you.
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The tone from many Republican senators has been one of mere acceptance. Sen.
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After a moving performance, he gave an emotional acceptance speech, calling for equality.
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"True love is an acceptance of someone else for who they are" 3.
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Amid growing acceptance of privacy coins, a number of major exchanges list Monero.
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One is the increasing acceptance of LGBT service personnel and same-sex relationships.
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Gosling thanked Mendes and her dedication to their family during his acceptance speech.
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The movie's about self-acceptance and self-love, but also love for family.
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As always, I appreciate Will and Joel's acceptance and editing of this puzzle.
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That was in her anger phase and now she's in her acceptance phase.
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Model Tess Holliday says the fashion industry is falling behind on body acceptance.
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"Your acceptance can potentially waive your rights to any further compensation," says Ginsberg.
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"There's one person I have to thank," DiCaprio said in his acceptance speech.
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In her Nobel Prize acceptance speech, she used her platform to decry abortion.
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But even reputable but less popular journals might have more lenient acceptance rates.
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Their acceptance is something to doggedly build on, not dismantle for political gain.
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Gaining acceptance to the university is incredibly difficult, unless your parents are rich.
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Acceptance of a compliment is not consent for entering into my personal space.
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"Brexit is our core task," Mr Bolton affirmed in a pedestrian acceptance speech.
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Then there was the "Thanks for existing" shout-out in her acceptance speech.
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The currency's wide acceptance is its strength—and a worry for everyone else.
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"I'd hate to think of acceptance as strictly a feminine trait," Stuhlbarg said.
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I've had a long journey of self-acceptance and boosting my self-esteem.
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Slogans that speak to acceptance and tolerance may resonate with cis, white queers.
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"It's a message for all of us," Keane said in his acceptance speech.
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"A greater acceptance to appreciate the diversity of the people on this planet."
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Extended acceptance period for Ningbo Jifeng's takeover offer due to end at midnight.
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Knowledge of evolution is one of the weakest predictions of acceptance of evolution.
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"It is a complicated, insidious disease," Kidman said during her acting acceptance speech.
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She is going to have come to a place of acceptance about it.
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Gupta thinks that much of what people eat comes down to social acceptance.
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One evil we need to fight would be people not dealing with acceptance.
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Conversely, Charles River risks becoming a laggard if the technique wins wide acceptance.
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Yet a customs union does not imply automatic acceptance of single-market rules.
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At the very least, this could make for a very interesting acceptance speech.
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He struggled with self-acceptance as both a gay man and a Jew.
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In this way, Journey to 30 was also a campaign on self-acceptance.
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It also covers lessons on improving employee acceptance, reducing costs, and increasing revenue.
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Available on iOS for $119.99 ($59.99 through April 4 for Autism Acceptance Day).
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Available on iOS for $249.99 ($124.99 through April 4 for Autism Acceptance Day).
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Then with an almost hysterical acceptance, without thinking, I picked up the phone.
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"Both modalities affirm clients and create an atmosphere of acceptance," Lippin told me.
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Crypto experts said the deals could help the industry gain greater mainstream acceptance.
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And attendees are served alcohol, which often makes for more interesting acceptance speeches.
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Taking Pride: Growing up, Mr. Yang never thought he would find mainstream acceptance.
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After trending up for several years, acceptance of LGBT people is now decreasing.
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But it was appropriate: Her acceptance speech was a coming out of sorts.
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His father said earlier that the appointment would hinge on his son's acceptance.
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No one criticized Maradona for his comments, which only highlights their broad acceptance.
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His acceptance speech will represent his successful takeover and remaking of the party.
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Piyarat hopes growing LGBT acceptance will result in legal recognition in the future.
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The rankings take into account the school's reputation, research activity, and acceptance rate.
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It's good to see Apple shedding light on autism during Autism Acceptance Month.
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Is there a simple technique one can employ to foster change and acceptance?
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Skaggs made light of his wait in an emotional and reflective acceptance speech.
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And, of course, his acceptance of billions of dollars in investment from China.
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Dunlap isn't concerned that his acceptance to join the commission lends it credibility.
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If that feeling of acceptance doesn't make you a little weepy, nothing will.
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The approach Dr. Sullivan Singh uses is called Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
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Groth was also a bit sheepish, but it was more acceptance than apology.
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Why can't you just be happy without the approval and acceptance of strangers?
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In these times, I've been told that acceptance needs to come into play.
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Sarah made a special shout-out/apology to Marcia during her acceptance speech.
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Del Toro also brought up his background during his Best Director acceptance speech.
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While it's making progress, UnionPay's acceptance outside China still lags MasterCard's and Visa's.
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"Today, you did more than make history," said Lightfoot during her acceptance speech.
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On sanctioning Brexit, acceptance of May's negotiated settlement seems all the more likely.
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Their participation is still subject to IAAF formalities and acceptance by meeting organizers.
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Since its inception, Tipitina's has been a place that promoted diversity and acceptance.
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Latin America's tacit acceptance of unconstitutional government in Venezuela sets a dangerous precedent.
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Of those willing, some even offered an acceptance speech while morphed into DiCaprio.
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"I don't do what I do for awards," Rucker said in his acceptance.
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For many of the people Trump will soon lead, acceptance has been rockier.
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She will have to close the deal Thursday night with her acceptance speech.
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Hemp proponents are optimistic their products and designs will ultimately gain wide acceptance.
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Throughout is a feeling of acceptance and opportunity rather than pressure to perform.
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Acceptance that there is no wholly satisfactory answer is part of moving forward.
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This ritual of self acceptance, of seeing myself as sacred, is a process.
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As such, the company sees three challenges ahead: technology, societal acceptance, and regulation.
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Not only that, but Bullock delivered our favorite acceptance speech of the night.
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Her reluctant acceptance of Dawn transforms and her role as a protector completely.
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Founded by Thomas Jefferson, UVA has an acceptance rate of just 30 percent.
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Indeed, she addressed the issue obliquely in her acceptance speech (she actually spoke).
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" "When I watched his acceptance speech in Cleveland it appeared to be disjointed.
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In addition to customer resistance, the technology faces other obstacles to consumer acceptance.
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" 'This is your acceptance to the neighborhood,' " Mr. Fallenberg said he was told.
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Only 16 countries experienced a decline in acceptance, while 27 stayed the same.
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A New Yorker is born every day from the acceptance this city offers.
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"Self-acceptance is not just about how we look," Markey previously told Insider.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump arrives on stage to give his acceptance speech.
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Dated chapters heighten the tension as spring approaches and college acceptance letters arrive.
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" "As a result of the Department's acceptance, the business meeting has been postponed.
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He said nothing about abortion in his acceptance speech, breaking decades of precedent.
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That has changed as the nation has moved toward wide acceptance of gambling.
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What was unimaginable in 2003 gained widespread acceptance and became law in 2013.
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And even more than the question of achievability, was the question of acceptance.
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His materialism touches the edge of pathos in its unflinching acceptance of transience.
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Images of execution, paralyzing fear, group obedience and numb acceptance come and go.
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Acceptance of a pardon has often been seen as an admission of guilt.
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He spared the ceremony an acceptance speech, however, as he wasn't in attendance.
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Or so one would gather from her acceptance speech at the 2017 Grammys.
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Among the things de Wolfe insisted on was an acceptance of new materials.
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Would you say the opening of Tantric was a big step toward acceptance?
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And how has their acceptance impacted progressive figuration and art-making in general?
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But body acceptance is exactly for people "like me" — because it's for everyone.
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While on her pulpit, Rohrer preaches about the power of harmony and acceptance.
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When the answer was "Daniela," she received only love and acceptance in return.
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It must balance privacy, security, ease of use and widespread availability/universal acceptance.
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Not going to take years, but mostly it's going to be an acceptance.
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There is a wary acceptance that onscreen, studios cast for safe, recognizable tropes.
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Ultimately, democracies depend on losers' acceptance of the legitimacy of the political process.
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His attitude of acceptance was not founded on anything as cheap as happiness.
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His remedial work on this was, unsurprisingly, masterful, and we received prompt acceptance.
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The nonprofit Acceptance Across America sends a task force to Big Burr, Kan.
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I'm amazed by my talented peers and by their easygoing acceptance and candor.
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" Acceptance of oneself and others is a big theme in "Ready Player One.
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The parents could bring their acceptance letters or anything they want to share.
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Kimmel asked him what he didn't get to say in his acceptance speech.
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"We're acting prudently to codify values of tolerance and acceptance of L.G.B.T.Q. people."
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In retirement, perhaps the pressure to prove himself and gain acceptance is gone.
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The first recorded Ivy League acceptance appeared to come from Brown in 2013.
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Slowly the repeal ushered in a wave of acceptance for Chinese in America.
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Proponents of legal marijuana spent decades fighting a slow battle for mainstream acceptance.
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This technique has gained broader acceptance among climate scientists in the last decade.
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He received an acceptance letter from a dental school in New York City.
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There have been contradictory reports from the area about acceptance of the vaccine.
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A generous act; the offer of a token of appreciation; the grateful acceptance.
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But instead, her father combed the Bible for passages about love and acceptance.
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Elene had also decided to make her song an anthem of self-acceptance.
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They were even awarded the National Eczema Association of America's Seal of Acceptance.
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"Joe and Dennis have taught me a lot about acceptance," Mr. Patterson said.
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Characters have also grappled with mental illness, racism, immigration concerns and L.G.B.T.Q. acceptance.
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Throughout the film, Jodi's self-acceptance is basically manifested via her romantic prospects.
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She also thanked her music video director Jora Frantzis in her acceptance speech.
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There's bribery for "side door" acceptance, if you're into that sort of thing.
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The false acceptance rate of older face recognition systems was one in 100.
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Bourne was appalled by such instrumentalist thinking, by the acceptance of war's savagery.
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But growing acceptance, legally and societally, of the L.G.B.T.Q. community is also responsible.
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Is any acceptance of a Black artist really just another form of tokenism?
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Our bodies deserve our thoughts and our kindness, our acceptance and our striving.
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Any compromise on guns or health care is an acceptance of preventable deaths.
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Michelle Williams had a political acceptance speech to give and nevertheless, she persisted.
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Chelsea Clinton shares a moment with her mother before Hillary Clinton's acceptance speech.
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Third, as we've discussed, will be the extent and nature of regulatory acceptance.
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At the most elite institutions, the rate of acceptance grew even more restricted.
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She was in denial and acceptance, and I was in anger and depression.
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Hope is much more seductive than a shrugging acceptance of the human condition.
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This puzzle had a long and winding path from submission to final acceptance.
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How would Rin Tin Tin deliver an acceptance speech, on his hind legs?
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World Acceptance Corporation, a consumer finance company in South Carolina, uses recency accounting.
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Still, more modest goals, like a grudging global acceptance, may be more feasible.
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Often, acceptance letters come with discount coupons for the campus store, she said.
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The following fiscal year, the Army increased the acceptance rate to 1.9 percent.
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He stayed up until 3 A.M. , to see Trump give his acceptance speech.
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For one thing, wind and solar power have been rapidly winning market acceptance.
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This year's summer Olympics could give its Japanese adherents something new: everyday acceptance.
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Was Youssef also joking when he thanked his God in his acceptance speech?
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I was looking for a community that focused on resilience, acceptance, and belonging.
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That diligence ultimately earned him acceptance-letter gold: entry to Harvard Law School.
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But it also reflects a greater acceptance of different forms of gender expression.
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Ah, the Emmys: The glitz, the glamour, and of course, the acceptance speeches.
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" Mr. Palance gave, as The Times put it, a "cheerfully unprintable acceptance speech.
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"I got the acceptance letter a day before the terrorist attacks," Guo said.
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Mr. Trump's public acceptance of Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea prompted particular concern.
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We need to have an appetite and acceptance for things to go wrong.
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Theirs is not the generation of tolerance; it is the generation of acceptance.
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And without widespread acceptance, this insurance has no chance of becoming commercially viable.
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Volatility in the price of bitcoin slowed down the public's acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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Without the acceptance of these groups, peace will always be weak and shaky.
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The House legislation would effectively pause the acceptance of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
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"The whole story is about love," Peter Farrelly said during the acceptance speech.
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Comcast has to secure 230 percent acceptance for the deal to go through.
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K. response, the international community's reaction has been passive acceptance of cyber attacks.
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It was just a matter of control, of acceptance, of linking the two.
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But calling the shift to acne acceptance "skin positivity" makes me feel exhausted.
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These so-called Kübler-Ross stages can be a long road toward acceptance.
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The ICO craze has fizzled, and no blockchain application has gained mass acceptance.
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It also has wide social acceptance; I know C.E.O.s who take public transit.
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That is crucial to our acceptance of the transformation the king will undergo.
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It reads harshly, I know, but I see it instead as radical acceptance.
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But to find acceptance, they have had to move 4,500 miles from home.
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But Mama's artificiality makes it hard to buy the movie's themes of acceptance.
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But the subjects whose training included acceptance and equanimity were measurably more sociable.
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Acceptance of gay adoption went from below 50 percent to above 70 percent.
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In his acceptance speech, director del Toro dedicated the award to young filmmakers.
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It has been met with broad acceptance in Washington and among NATO officials.
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"This has been a long time coming," Carter said in her acceptance speech.
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I surrounded myself with the illusion that accolades would help me gain acceptance.
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The opening line of her acceptance speech: "I did it all by myself."
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Elation gives way to calm, grief to acceptance or the lassitude of depression.
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Randy has lived his life as an ambassador of goodwill, tolerance and acceptance.
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Grande has built her career on messages of love, openness, and self-acceptance.
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Indeed, acceptance has not been a hallmark of Williams's development as a painter.
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Moonlight's director, Barry Jenkins, and the film's producers then gave an acceptance speech.
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They were desperate for social acceptance and saw Consuelo as their way in.
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I wish pride was about having fun rather than reminding people about acceptance.
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I feel like I was blown away by most people's acceptance of me.
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"We call this the LGBTQ movement because we're in the business of helping people move from a place of non-understanding, a place of non-acceptance to a place of acceptance," said Zeke Stokes, the vice president of programs at GLAAD.
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The existential waiting that characterizes the South Korean experience is distinct from any sort of political stasis; it is something more like acceptance — an acceptance of the uncontrollable that allows for a redistribution of effort to where it is needed.
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The help I have received eventually led me to an understanding that acceptance of the diagnosis as well as self-acceptance are required if I was to build self-esteem to the point of finally learning how to love myself.
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We're trying to spread a global message of acceptance for all, beyond Down syndrome.
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"I call this the seven steps of acceptance of the gigabit revolution," he said.
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That signals Russian acceptance that at least some of those forces should pull back.
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You can get back together with love, listening, acceptance, and empathy as your guides.
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Winona Ryder went through a range of emotions during that Stranger Things acceptance speech.
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I'm trying to get people to a pink planet full of love and acceptance.
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She hopes to start a conversation about acceptance and inclusion of plus-size travelers.
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Acceptance of business does not indicate support, or endorsement of any group or individual.
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The acceptance period has been extended for a further two weeks to July 26.
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The Flutterwave-Alipay alliance developed out of Agboola's acceptance in Alibaba's Africa eFounders Fellowship.
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Vogue Nights is an insight into a subculture that thrives on freedom and acceptance.
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Plus, he's charmed voters at other awards with his acceptance speeches, which doesn't hurt.
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Even when they didn't seem to belong anywhere, they managed to gain Harvard's acceptance.
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The crowd roared with excitement as the ladies embraced before giving their acceptance speeches.
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And, when she got that acceptance letter, we were over the moon for her.
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I'm rooting for her, if only because she might sing in her acceptance speech.
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This kind of acceptance has yet to find a foothold at the collegiate level.
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And minutes later, she responded by giving a brief acceptance speech on social media.
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Trust is the acceptance of the truth of a statement without evidence or investigation.
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Frances McDormand encouraged Hollywood to embrace the inclusion rider in her Oscar acceptance speech.
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The floss-making companies partner with the ADA through its Seal of Acceptance program.
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The cast and crew stormed the stage, and the producers gave their acceptance speeches.
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Did your parents tell you being gay is wrong and you're searching for acceptance?
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He gave a very, very layered acceptance speech [that addressed recent issues of racism].
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"Our country's lived through a time of torment," Carter declared in that acceptance speech.
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With this talk of security, there is an implicit acceptance of some darker reality.
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In his acceptance speech, Peele addressed the importance of this recognition for the film.
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Swift gave her Album of the Year acceptance speech 549 days later on Feb.
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This quote has also helped me bring self-acceptance and positivity to my blog.
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Some leaders expressed acceptance and pledged that relations with the UK will continue unabated.
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Henson dedicated the acceptance speech to the three "American heroes" who inspired the film.
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Bain Capital extends deadline for offer acceptance on Trevi Finanziaria shares as of Friday.
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Trump's recent bump coincides with a growing sense of acceptance among Republican establishment figures.
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That acceptance bleeds over into the fantasy world conjured up for The Adventure Zone.
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During his brief acceptance speech, Brad Pitt referenced President Donald Trump's recent impeachment trial.
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Acceptance of the results, he added, depended on the integrity of the election process.
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The other highlight of the night was Frances McDormand's acceptance speech for Best Actress.
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Slowly but surely, the overall perception of men in makeup is shifting toward acceptance.
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He said that since that time, his finding has received widespread acceptance among scholars.
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It remains to be seen if Schneider&aposs finding will receive the same acceptance.
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It expands our minds, fosters acceptance, and helps us to grow as human beings.
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If I had one wish on this special day, I would wish for acceptance.
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"I think Every Day is about acceptance," star Rice told Refinery29 on the phone.
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"Nothing may be invented...The witnesses must speak," she said in her acceptance speech.
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The offer needs a minimum 70% acceptance threshold from Osram shareholders to go through.
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"Their individual level of acceptance is on a case-by-case basis," Santos said.
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Sustained acceptance can make tongue-tripping nicknames less necessary, and reset the linguistic order.
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They're people like Ushshi Rahman, a creative and influencer in the fat acceptance community.
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The younger generation in China is making inroads into pushing for greater LGBT acceptance.
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On the final night, Trump gave one of the longest acceptance speeches in history.
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This whole proposal scene definitely exceeded the 37 second time allotted for acceptance speeches.
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She was speaking of the effort by fat-acceptance activists to reclaim the word.
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Lopez practically embedded a miniature marriage vows section into her Video Vanguard acceptance speech.
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In her acceptance speech, Janney praised her I, Tonya cast members, particularly Margot Robbie.
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In his acceptance speech, Bale thanked "Satan for giving me inspiration" for his performance.
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But it's higher in some countries — Australia is at 99 percent acceptance, for instance.
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This is the culmination of 113 years of increasing acceptance from the investment community.
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Was there anything that Hillary [Clinton] didn't promise in her acceptance speech to anybody?
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"While the technology holds promise, it has not yet won public acceptance," she said.
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Because without public acceptance, the full potential of these technologies may never be realized.
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No big conversation or sit-down confrontation necessary — just easy, no-questions-asked acceptance.
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But the road to world-record domination, and more importantly, self-acceptance wasn't easy.
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No matter how big esports gets, its mainstream acceptance in Western culture remains debatable.
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