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I asked what he thought it would take for Israel to be fully accepted in the world.
This will hardly reassure the many ethnic Chinese who fear they will never be fully accepted in Indonesia.
Many hope the synod will find a "penitential path" that permits divorced and remarried couples to be fully accepted in the church.
And if Marta struggles, you have to believe that women's soccer has yet, even in 2011, to be fully accepted in the sport that remains very much a man's world.
Such circumstances made it difficult over the next several years for IGEPN volcanologists to be fully accepted in the Baños area.
Eventually, their activism created both controversy and hostility; it took time for the group to be fully accepted in the department.
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Systemic change is possible only if the circular economy concept is fully accepted in all policy areas and integrated in the economic governance process.
Guardiola was fully accepted in Munich from day one.
The idea of designing a mix that leads to a desired construction or structural performance has been fully accepted in the concrete industry for many years.
As a model, skin grafts derived from male mice are fully accepted in female mice which have been pretreated with adequate HY-peptide infusion.
A recent review of the effectiveness of PEC concluded that before PEC is fully accepted in Africa, there was a need to generate more information on its effectiveness and limitations [ 12].
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