There can be no diplomatic shaming such as visa denial when state violence has ceased to be a scandal anywhere and has become accepted as merely the routine exercise of state power, with impunity.
But tolerance suggests that there is an accepted view that merely tolerates a somewhat less accepted view.
Or perhaps they have merely accepted there is no real way to respond to it.
But both partners must review their relationships with respect to accepting industry merely as a source of plentiful funding (which they are not) and considering academia solely as a source of paid consultants (which they are not).
"Two maxims," Epictetus said, "we must ever bear in mind that apart from the will there is nothing good or bad, and that we must not try to anticipate or to direct events, but merely to accept them with intelligence".
(See Anscombe 1963, p. 82; though it is unclear whether she accepts or merely entertains this possibility).
Proponents of conservative views that require sober argument from empirical facts and generally accepted principles, instead merely assert them with religious fervor.
In doing so, he does not judge the correctness of anything but merely accepts appearances for what they are.
He accepted it with gusto.
"Springfield Gardens accepted you with open arms".
Mr Barak accepted it, with reservations.
