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To consent or to agree, as to accede to another's point of view. To enter an office or to accept a position, as to accede to the presidency. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Federal law now
classifies an officer of a publicly traded corporation who accedes to a
fraudulent accounting fiddle as worse than a murderer. If Congress accedes to the president's wish that it not amend
the agreement--which is viewed as a major shift in U. While she generally assumes
a biracial or "colored" subjectivity, she often albeit
reluctantly accedes to an all-white identity: "An unease seemed to
live in a tiny space in her soul--for want of a better world--and she
was struck by what she told herself was unfairness and cruelty while at
the same time she was glad of the way she looked and she profited by her
hair and skin" (77). |
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