Hawes accepted the shift to sixth man without complaint and proved how valuable he'll be around the basket with Bynum absent.
He accepted the shift of emphasis away from heavy chemicals towards the lighter end and pharmaceuticals, which vested interests on the ICI board had blocked in the 70s.
Even one of the most ardent supporters of new highways over the years, the Automobile Club of Southern California, has accepted the shift.
Yet Mr Roh, who drew a large chunk of his electoral support from young anti-American voters, has reluctantly accepted the shift.
But Democrats redeemed themselves by passing the civil rights laws of the Sixties, while Republicans often sat on their hands and eagerly accepted the shift of the South to their party.
Even if such remote hypothesis were accepted, the shift in estimates of error terms' variances and covariances would have probably been fairly small and of no practical importance in this case.
Instead, the talk over haircuts and hamburgers is more often about the growing confusion and disillusionment among whites, who still struggle to understand and accept the shifting political landscape.
The messy middle ground is where the truth resides, a place that requires an open mind, a desire to learn more about religion's complexity and history, and an ability to accept the shifting sands of multiple truths that display the good, bad and ugly in religion.
But Henry Markram of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, who leads the project, says the signatories have trouble accepting the "methodological paradigm shift" toward computer modeling that the project embodies; he adds that many more neuroscientists still support the project.
Whatever imbalances may have been created between public and private, the hope is that the next generation of elite players will accept the cultural shift and the need for them to separate, as is done elsewhere in the world.
