Blondy just nodded, needed no prompting to accept the truth of this account.
The Duke of Norfolk, an Irish itinerant, a Marxist priest in Latin America, an African exorciser and an Untouchable worshipper in a Catholic ashram may not be natural bed-fellows, but they all accept the truth of transubstantiation and acknowledge the authority of Rome.
As long as this grandeur and domination persists the hearts of people will remain subdued and will not be fully inclined to accept the religion of Truth.
This has been difficult to come to accept, but that is the truth of it.
Many Colombians accept that while the conflict continues, a truth commission is impractical and that compromises were necessary.
Put your political preferences aside and accept a cold, hard truth of the selective college admissions world: diversity is a reality.
But she believes that Monica should go forward, accept the consequences of her act and, most importantly for Monica, tell the truth, " Murtha said on "Fox News Sunday.
The thing is, all economists (other than the Marxists perhaps) accept this as an obvious truth about value.
And as long as Americans accept this status quo, and continue electing politicians who refuse to speak the truth about our dire fiscal situation, then the blame should be put squarely on us.
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We're conditioned to accept the unbelievable, especially when that unbelievable is presented as a warm back story to a verifiable truth, like Teo's performance on the field, which was extraordinary and real.
The truth is, I too was a woman who lived in an apartment that didn't accept dogs.
There is truth in this, but it remains to be seen how much change the American accounting profession will accept.
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