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By the time of Empire, Hay acquiesces readily to the incipient imperialism afforded by America's easy win over imperial Spain in the Spanish-American War.
The lingering question is why would Kenya acquiesce so readily to losing such a promising athlete after keeping Kipketer from running for Denmark at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta?
One of its academics, however, did not acquiesce so readily.Because Richard Smith, a professor of medical journalism at Nottingham, also happens to be editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal (BMJ), he was able to air his protests before a large and concerned audience of biomedical researchers.
Perhaps people didn't usually acquiesce so readily.
Just because Tehran recognizes the reality of American strength that does not mean that Iran will readily acquiesce to its mandates.
Given that pretext, Russia's traumatized public readily acquiesced when Moscow began a second war in Chechnya.
Indeed, when he learned one day that the editorial page had decided to oppose a candidate for Congress with whom he and his wife often shared a Sunday night dinner, he gulped at the awkwardness but readily acquiesced.
The US administration of President Bill Clinton readily acquiesced, but it quickly became clear that the Europeans were both unwilling and unable to prevent bloodshed in the Balkans.
Hood readily acquiesced and sent Nelson to carry dispatches to Sardinia and Naples requesting reinforcements.
If Trump had just posted a 49-state, Reagan-esque landslide victory, I could more readily understand why the press would be acquiescing so regularly.
2012 "Fight or Acquiesce?
