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Discover Ludwig"accepted them" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something being accepted or acknowledged, such as an idea or offer. For example, "She accepted them with open arms."
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I accepted them.
He accepted them, his expression sour.
"I accepted them from videotape".
Because nobody accepted them anyplace.
He accepted them and rejected a few".
But she had accepted them for his sake.
"And that is perhaps why he accepted them so calmly".
When and how?" "When we accepted them as true".
There have been apologies, and I accepted them.
Not all local residents accepted them, that is for sure.
To what extent have we passively accepted them?
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