The phrase "accepted same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The terms were accepted same as before, but the details were not clear."
Alternatives: "accepted in the same manner" or "accepted in the same way."
But where Queer was about looking for love, Cucumber examines what happens afterwards, in a society that hasn't just accepted same-sex relationships but has actually institutionalised them through marriage.
The Patchwork formula doesn't fully explain why Iowa, one of our least urbanized states, has accepted same-sex marriage, or why voters in the most urbanized state, California, voted to reject it.
Later, on becoming party leader, he declined to say whether he regarded homosexuality as a sin, although he accepted same-sex marriage, which had been legalized in the United Kingdom in 2014.
Last month, Perkins himself went as far as to say that he and the rest of the evangelical base were prepared to create a third party if the GOP accepted same-sex marriage rights.
Elizabeth Kronk Warner, director of the Tribal Law & Government Center at the University of Kansas School of Law, said her research showed that tribes historically accepted same-sex unions.
Controls were more likely to live in a non-monogamous (sex with other people accepted) same-sex relationship (2% vs. 7%) or a steady heterosexual partnership (0% vs. 5%).
Yet in a world that accepts same sex-marriage they see such "niggardly exemptions" as not enough to guarantee their freedom.
Editor revisions appear as distinct panes that the author can accept, same as any other draft.
Well-known hotel brands and locally-owned hotels list their vacant rooms on HotelTonight and even accept same day reservations.
Other Anglican national churches in Brazil, South Africa, New Zealand and Scotland have taken steps toward accepting same-sex relationships.
