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Acception

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Ac`cep´tion
n.1.Acceptation; the received meaning.
Here the word "baron" is not to be taken in that restrictive sense to which the modern acception hath confined it.
- Fuller.
Acception of persons
(Eccl.) favoritism; partiality.
- Wyclif.


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Byline: by Paul Cole & Anuji Varma NE-YO Year of The Gentleman (Mercury) I'M not usually an R&B fan, and Ne-Yo is no acception to the rule.
Ces notions sont des lors surtout mobilisees a des fins descriptives et recouvrent une acception neutre de la mobilite residentielle, celle-ci pouvant connaitre plusieurs evolutions et changements selon les etapes du cycle de vie et les positions sociales des menages.
Dessalines's solution for the colour differences in Haiti can be seen in article fourteen of his constitution: "all acception (sic) of colour among the children of one and the same family, of whom the chief magistrate is the father, being necessarily to cease, the Haytians shall hence forward be known by the generic appellation of Blacks.
 
 
 
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