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If he acquiesced, then that ratifies the correctness of the Senate's procedure.— Colloquy : Northwestern University Law Review
At first, the summer program denied her access, but finding out that her family would be summering there, it acquiesced -- but only if Persin would switch to viola to help it fill a gap in its youth orchestra.— post-gazette.com - News
While sections of the Tamil bourgeoisie acquiesced, the BLPI opposed this flagrant attack on basic democratic rights and warned that the UNP was applying the communal principle that "the state must be coeval with the nation, and the nation with the race."
Armstrong acquiesced, and they started off, Mrs. Perkins saying, she should expect them to stop to tea Their route lay through some woods and in the direction of the Wootúppocut, on whose banks the clearing was being made.— The Lost Hunter A Tale of Early Times
They acquiesced, and the vessel was allowed to sail.— The Felon's Track History Of The Attempted Outbreak In Ireland, Embracing The Leading Events In The Irish Struggle From The Year 1843 To The Close Of 1848

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