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To agree to receive something that is offered or to believe that something is true.

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  • If you don't want to accept that, I don't know what else I can do for you.

    The Coin Toss | No Country for Old Men | Max

  • I think it's time to accept the fact that… we failed again.

    7 Days Stranded in The Arctic

  • I mean, what the hell is that thing? [laughter] I accept all those flaws.

    The Classic Ones from Season 1 | Friends

  • Why can't you accept me for this? Does the knuckle cracking bother everybody? [laughter] Well, I I could live without it. [laughter] Was it like a little annoying or is it like when Phoebe chews her hair? [laughter] Oh, now don't listen to him, Feebs.

    The Classic Ones from Season 1 | Friends

  • I felt proud that she was willing to accept help and try new things to feel better.

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  • Axel's lawyer was currently reviewing the offer with him and his family, and we should know within a week whether he would accept the deal or force us to go through a full trial.

    [FULL STORY] My Daughter Suddenly Hated Her Siblings So I Found The Threat That Was Destroying Her…

  • I mean, what the hell IS THAT THING? [laughter] I ACCEPT ALL OF THOSE FLAWS.

    The Ones with the Whole Gang from Season 1 | Friends

  • Why can't you accept me for this?

    The Ones with the Whole Gang from Season 1 | Friends

  • Cosmopolitanism faces us then with the strangeness of strangers and the challenge their strangeness poses. A second problem is taking seriously the fundamental cosmopolitan ideal that we have responsibilities to every human being. Cosmopolitanism not only asks us to accept the strangeness of strangers, but it asks us to recognize the demands of the stranger.

    Ethics in a World of Strangers with Kwame Anthony Appiah

  • obstacles to a good life that ought not to be imposed upon them: needless pain, unwarranted contempt, the mutilation of their bodies. To recognize that everybody is entitled, where possible, to have their basic needs met, to exercise certain human capabilities—as philosophers call them—and to be protected from certain harms, is not yet to say how all these things are to be assured. But if you accept that these basic

    Ethics in a World of Strangers with Kwame Anthony Appiah

  • one of those lives is mine. This constraint is another that the shallow pond theorists are indifferent toward. They think that it's so important to avoid the bad things in other lives that we should be willing to accept for ourselves, our families, and friends lives that are barely worth living. This third constraint interacts, I think, with the worry that I expressed about the second, for if so many people in the

    Ethics in a World of Strangers with Kwame Anthony Appiah

  • Just go with Okay. When you tell someone to just go with it, you're telling them, "Don't argue, don't question it, just accept the situation as it is, and play along."

    Learn English with Blackpink's JENNIE — Strange Obsession with Food 🍞

  • So, Jordan is telling Jennie to just accept the idea that their birthdays are close, even if they're not that close.

    Learn English with Blackpink's JENNIE — Strange Obsession with Food 🍞

  • Okay, sometimes I do look at the other with self-interest, and you must factor that in; he does not accept that possibility. The next criticism on Levinas is that he is too naive and he is misguided because he says a lot of things which are unwieldy.

    Emmanuel Levinas: Ethics as First Philosophy

  • task is also the last to be carried out also follows from the fact that such a constitution requires the right conception of its nature a great store of experience practiced in many affairs of the world and above all of this a good will that is prepared to accept such a constitution the combination of all these three elements is very difficult however and can only occur late after many

    Immanuel Kant 1784 - Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmopolitan Perspective

  • But if they don't accept that to be successful at home, they got to live in a ventral vagal state with different values and open up parts of themselves that they had to close down.

    The Difference Between True Strength and Survival Mode | Trauma & The Nervous System - Part 8/9

  • And I want to say something about why cosmopolitans accept, indeed celebrate, the wide range of legitimate human diversity.

    Kwame Anthony Appiah: Cosmopolitanism

  • So we're going to look: How do we accept an invitation and how do we refuse an invitation?

    Invitations in English: What to Say and How to Reply

  • Who do you accept and who do you reject?

    Invitations in English: What to Say and How to Reply

  • Yeah, how to accept and how to decline invitations.

    Invitations in English: What to Say and How to Reply

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