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'It doesn't put the peace process back to square one, but it is a further difficulty, a huge tragedy that the Palestinians should be so divided.' Sharon's office issued a statement saying the resignation was an internal Palestinian matter, but that it would not accept a new government controlled by Arafat or one of his loyalists.

"Libraries are now beginning to accept graphic novels." "When it began in the '30s, Jewish artists found it easy to get into the field - it accepted all new talent," Eisner says.

This is understood to mean that an individual cannot be forced to accept Islam as his or her religion.

There are countries traditionally belonging to the Muslim world, however, where a long history of religious tolerance has made it easier to accept the ideas of Article 18, even among Muslims.

Foreign non-affiliated churches or churches which have not previously existed in Egypt can only set up missions there if they are accepted by one of the country's existing denominations.

It's a shame that the overpaid mouthpieces who continue to clog up the airwaves with their arrant nonsense can't accept it as well.

He should have swallowed his pride, accepted it and quit on the high of a hundred against England.

There were leaks from the team that he had taken the job before he'd actually accepted.

"Consumer acceptance has exceeded our expectations."Up to recent years the specialists on family problems knew only one reason of such popularity of civil marriage - infantilism of men, who do not want to accept the burden of responsibility for his partner and their children.

Permanent conflicts can never be won, however, so environmental campaigners and churches might best try to accommodate progress in the most acceptable way.

"I said just kind of jokingly, `You know, if you do end up getting to meet this guy, invite him back,' thinking that, one, he'll have no clue who I am and, two, that he's not going to accept some weird invitation from some woman's mom.

A couple of months ago they may simply have capitulated and accepted a narrow defeat.

WDC brought in a new QC at the very latest stage and 'without apology' completely accepted our interpretation of the law, which at every earlier stage they had contested, dismissed and, in the case of the leader of the council, derided.

Keil accepts this and other indignities with great humor.

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