Most importantly, though, my girl (who is 15) is absolutely accepting of all people who cross her path and does not see herself as different in any way.
"I think the press needs to step back and reflect on how they cover things," General Kelly said in an interview with The New York Times on his retirement in 1991, adding that in World War II, for example, "the security of the force was absolutely accepted by all correspondents covering the war".
"They are absolutely accepting convertible twos or much smaller two-bedrooms than they would have taken in the past," said Elaine Clayman, an agent with Brown Harris Stevens.
Grief is absolutely necessary to accept a death, get over a relationship, or any other loss.
"What I heard about him was, he was homosexual and absolutely accepted it, and I thought, that's what I will do, just accept it".
"The importance of companies mapping out their sub-contracting recruitment chain is absolutely critical and contractors have to accept that if workers are on your site then they are your employees, even if they are hired by someone else," said Wells.
"There is absolutely no question about us accepting some warfare-designed ethnic clear-out of Kosovo," British Defense Minister George Robertson said at a briefing in London.
But it's because in 29 years she's gone from something that's exotic to absolutely accepted.
There is a perfectly sound case for saying we should have tightened policy before the crash; there is absolutely no case whatever for effectively accepting that Labour 'caused' it.
Mr Lock said: "These were stupid comments and intended for friends, but that is absolutely no excuse". He added: "I accept completely that I should not have made these comments and I apologise unreservedly to anyone I may have offended.
