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Perhaps this is because the LGBT community is more accepting in general, or because there's a smaller pool of partners to choose from.

More than nine of 10 say people in their community have become more accepting in recent years.

Mrs. Ross, 45, who lives in Brooklyn, also said that she used the lightening creams "to be more accepted in society".

"I wanted to be more accepted in the community and with my non-Sikh friends," he said.

Bargaining is more accepted in China but there is no reason why it couldn't work here.

Where once there was hostility to the idea of implants, today they're much more accepted in the deaf world.

"The fact is that these moderate measures are becoming more and more accepted in judging treatments," said Dr. Edward Nunes, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University.

With his buoyant personality and affinity for public relations, Mr. Hinckley made Mormonism more familiar to the public and more accepted in the Christian fold.

A recent report from PwC confirms that counterfeit goods are becoming more accepted in British life, including anything from cigarettes and alcohol to films, music and even medicines.

In India, where homosexuality is more accepted in art and the media than in Pakistan, a Mumbai gallery recently selected 14 pages for an exhibition.

"Even though black people were, in some ways, more accepted in American culture, the promoters' dream became to look for controversy.