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• liability: AES does not accept any liability for any error or omission.

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• invitation: On November 21, 1866 the Queen accepted the invitation which left just eight days for the visit to be organized.

• payment: We accept payment by Visa Electron, Visa, Switch, Maestro, Mastercard, JCB, Solo, check or cash.

• recommendation: Once it has accepted the recommendations contained in the Report, the Bill is there.

Preposition: at

• discretion: Bookings are accepted at the discretion of the leader.

Modifies a noun

• cookie: Change your settings to MEDIUM, LOW or ACCEPT ALL COOKIES.

Modifying Another Word

• widely: Aromatherapy operates on two levels, firstly using the widely accepted benefits of body massage, which have been proven over the ages.

• generally: Good results have been reported in a few hands but the operation has not become generally accepted.

Adjective complement

• less: Compromise, by definition, involves accepting less than the ideal outcome.

• it.: SCULLY accepts it. ) SCULLY: It's, uh... It's beautiful.

Used with why or when

• whatever: You apologize, accept whatever it is that is being heaped upon you due to your earlier non-appearance, and get on with it.

• what: And there is no Superman to rescue the narrator only Uncle Frank to help her accept what has happened.

• who: Volvo for example exchange often accept who have time.

• when: What happens after a payment is accepted When a payment is successfully submitted, the following processes take place.

Preposition: without

• correction: Corrections to minutes of last meeting The minutes were accepted without correction.

Preposition: in

• accordance: Cancelation of orders by consumers can only be accepted in accordance with the Consumer Protection ( Distance Selling ) Regulations 2000.

Preposition: with

• gratitude: Graham Thompson thanked the Club for the honor of inviting him to become the new President of the Club which he accepted with gratitude.

Preposition: for

• error: However, no liability whatsoever is accepted for any errors made.