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I'm not a Republican but I simply I can't believe that the majority of those who are can feel "acceptive" of what's going on with their Party.

Administration critics slam civilian trials for 9/11 suspects 2009

I did make this around two years back, and must say my taste buds had become much acceptive towards them!

Ambya Upkari - Mango Curry Meera 2009

These countries were recently added to the European Union, which generally has been very acceptive of equal rights for LGBT folks far ahead of the United States.

Archive 2006-01-01 Ron Buckmire 2006

I like how Nowrasteh refers to himself as “Persian.” His wingnut base probably wouldn’t be as acceptive of him if he called himself Iranian, which is what he is.

Think Progress » Writer of ABC’s 9/11 ‘Docudrama’ Is Avowed Conservative Activist 2006

These countries were recently added to the European Union, which generally has been very acceptive of equal rights for LGBT folks far ahead of the United States.

EUROPE: Backlash Against Gay Marriage Widens Ron Buckmire 2006

Away, thou soul, (let me pick thee out singly, reader dear, and talk in perfect freedom, negligently, confidentially,) for one day and night at least, returning to the naked source-life of us all—to the breast of the great silent savage all-acceptive Mother.

An Early Summer Reveille. Specimen Days 1892

Adaptive Indian, Catholic Mexican, acceptive dragoon, one and all respected and believed in it.

Marion's Faith. Charles King 1888

Mrs. McKay rapidly reads it as Uncle Jack is bestowing bags and bundles in the omnibus and feeing the acceptive porter, who now rushes back to the boat in the nick of time.

Starlight Ranch and Other Stories of Army Life on the Frontier Charles King 1888

My dear friend, your offers of help, and those of my other British friends, I think I fully appreciate, in the right spirit, welcome and acceptive -- leaving the matter altogether in your and their hands, and to your and their convenience, discretion, leisure, and nicety.

Collect ; from Complete Poetry and Collected Prose 1855

Away, thou soul, (let me pick thee out singly, reader dear, and talk in perfect freedom, negligently, confidentially,) for one day and night at least, returning to the naked source-life of us all -- to the breast of the great silent savage all-acceptive Mother.

Specimen Days; from Complete Poetry and Collected Prose 1855