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Acquiescence. In law,
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Acquiesce" is a song by
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Acquiescence bias, also
known as
agreement bias, is a
category of
response bias
common to
survey research in
which respondents have a
tendency to select...
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replacement for) the use of the
alternative vote. A
minor variant,
Descending Acquiescing Coalitions (DAC),
counts ballots slightly differently. A
solid coalition...
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attempting to
change it or
protest it. The
concept is
close in
meaning to
acquiescence,
derived from the
Latin acquiēscere (to find rest in). The term acceptance...
- ISBN 978-0-393-91267-8 p. 589 Zinn, 2005, pp. 321–357 Fraser,
Steve (2015). The Age of
Acquiescence: The Life and
Death of
American Resistance to
Organized Wealth and Power...
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demonstrating that
henceforth it
could no
longer act
without at
least the
acquiescence, if not the full support, of the
United States. The
events at Suez wounded...
- then
failed to take
action within a
reasonable period of time (called
acquiescence). The
owner can
always reserve the
right to take
legal action until a...
- all
judicial nominations during the
impeachment trial, to
which Graham acquiesced.
Harris voted to
convict the
president on
charges of
abuse of
power and...
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would have the
right to
choose its
international alliances.
Ultimately he
acquiesced to the
reunification on the
condition that NATO
troops not be
posted to...
