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Accountably

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ac·count·a·ble  (-kount-bl)
adj.
1. Liable to being called to account; answerable. See Synonyms at responsible.
2. That can be explained: an accountable phenomenon.
ac·counta·bili·ty, ac·counta·ble·ness n.
ac·counta·bly adv.
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