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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as you accepted" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a prior agreement or acknowledgment made by someone. Example: "We will proceed with the project timeline as you accepted during our last meeting."
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If you were drawn to myth at all, as Lewis was, then you ought to accept the Christian myth just as you accepted the lovely Northern ones.
You certainly proved yourself an actress as you accepted.
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As long as you accept them at face value, they work.
As long as you accept "no" or silence as a reasonable response, it should be okay to ask.
As long as you accept it as a wish-fulfilling fairytale that scores more heavily after half time, the show is perfectly enjoyable.
As you accept you owe the money there are no grounds to argue that the overpayment isn't genuine or for refusing to pay it back.
It's entertaining in its way, so long as you accept that it sounds nothing like what you'd hear from an actual human being.
This makes perfect sense, as long as you accept that the reason unemployment goes up and down is because of fluctuating levels of self-reliance.
But even as you accept your hard-won degree, I encourage you to embrace the reality that you know almost nothing.
His response: "I'll be happy to, Coach, as long as you accept the responsibility for this kid waking up dead tomorrow morning".
As long as you accept that climate concerns are in some way ill-founded, you will be welcome in most sceptic forums, even if the particular beef you have is not widely shared.
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