Simply accept that, and we'll get through the rest of this review painlessly.
It might be argued that, at this point in history, we should simply accept that fast food is our food culture.
We should simply accept that digital media is now all-pervasive and must be embraced totally, in newsrooms and in advertising sales departments.
We must simply accept that liberal, as the result of a particular coalescence of positions that drifted together under its name in the 1960s, is associated with an espousal of "big government" and of possibly envelope-pushing social values.
But as more Indians move to the megacities, and as crime and terrorism rise, many simply accept that judicial processes and civil liberties will play second fiddle to the pursuit of public safety and national security.
Let us simply accept that Corbyn is the unlikeliest leader of anything, ever, in all of human history, and that his arrival on that platform to a rapturous reception from the faithful belonged to a movie in which a chain of outlandish events propels a homespun local boy – Jimmy Stewart with the faintest remnants of a Shropshire brogue – towards the citadel of democratic power.
You simply accept that right now, it is what it is.
Or, as conventional wisdom seems to suggest, presidents can simply accept that betrayal from intimates comes with the territory, and helplessly await the knife.
"Given this reality, the team has been left with few viable options given their unwillingness to simply accept that slur needs to go".
Let's set the old science versus spirituality divide aside and simply accept that science has taken a journey to the very origin of reality and returned with a story everyone essentially buys into by virtue of how rational and useful it is to live by science.
Or, simply accept that traffic is going to be a hassle and just use the time on the road for reflection and relaxation.
