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acquiesce to

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acquiesce to someone or something
to give in to someone or someone's wishes; to agree, perhaps reluctantly, to someone's ideas or requests. We are willing to acquiesce to your demands.


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I also agree that Gordon Brown should let his Christian credentials inform his leadership style, rather than acquiesce to every whim and fad that has infiltrated our communities under the Trojan horse of political correctness.
The government seeks to lower its debt-servicing burden by drawing down the outstanding bond balance, the major economic daily said, adding the BOJ, which is expected to acquiesce to the repurchase, would then have more leeway in buying government bonds from the market, thereby serving to stabilize long-term rates.
 
 
 
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