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The phrase "auto accepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software, or systems that automatically accept inputs or requests without manual intervention.
Example: "The system is designed to auto accept user inputs to streamline the process."
Alternatives: "automatically accepts" or "self-accepts".
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There is a generator (now patched) that you can hack auto accept into the game.
There is a glitch some people have and their computers "auto accept" your trade!
Jammers with auto accept "come" when the accept and decline buttons instantly pop up (this happens when the trade starts), but it is very rare.
The accept and decline buttons usually pop up after 5 seconds, and, somehow, there is a rare occurrence for a Jammer to have something called auto accept.
Set up the Auto Accept Auto Decline feature.
If 2 offers come in simultaneously, the Auto Accept feature will accept the higher offer.
Further down the line — assuming we have merchants that are auto-accepting or accepting at a very fast rate then we'd use our own algorithm to decide what's going to provide the best experience for the customer.
Brian O'Neill, the president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, an insurer-financed group that seeks to reduce the cost of crash claims, said that Ford's plans were the clearest sign yet that the auto industry accepted that sport utilities posed different safety issues from cars.
Whatever the case, that evening the program was set to auto-accept; he also turned off his monitor, or darkened it to black.
Mystro's service auto-accepts the most profitable fares for a driver so they can focus on the dollars and the road.
"The private sector, including the auto industry, was forced to accept tough cuts to survive.
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