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If anything, the accord will help American companies stay home.

These things do not come about of their own accord.

See if you can come to some sort of accord.

Now the door seems to move of its own accord.

He may come down of his own accord in the night.

In time she could come to him of her own accord.

And yet they were still in accord a little bit.

He was already getting clear, though not of his own accord.

The girl's eyes seemed to close of their own accord.

But they had all been in accord on the need to act.

You have given good reason why we three should be in accord.

I then went to call them in and they had already come of their own accord.

Most important, the peace accord has held more than a year.

The cold war did not end of its own accord.

It would clear up of its own accord soon enough.

This model was to become the heart of the Accord line.

Is there any one point upon which all three are in accord?

With one accord, they turned and looked at the doctor.

It is the good world if we will do anything in accord.

It seems to be getting more real of its own accord.

All three men seemed in accord on this last point.

Let it open by itself and come back of its own accord.

Since that is your policy, we are both in accord.

He could feel his head moving up and down of its own accord.

Something was wrong, she knew, but perhaps it would be best if he told her of his own accord.

His own presence, of course, was not according to plan, but it would be better so.

I would like to thank Parliament for according attention to this matter.

It would not matter whether the practice was needed according to religious authority.

They varied only according to whether the approach was from the right or left.

However, according a different tradition it was built in 1703.

I waved according, giving him the office to come down.

Once the key is turned, we will accord the best treatment within our power.

So according to the numbers most public sector workers are working today, right?

As has been said, women and men must be accorded the same rights.

I charge patients only according to what they can afford.

So according to these data, a child's school does seem to have a clear impact on his academic progress.

Nearly all those rights had long since been accorded in practice.

And all of this, one might think, would accord him some respect.

Uniforms are a local issue, according with each school's policies.

And acting only according to the truth of the heart was a dangerous way to live.

The drug will be used in tablet form, and taken only according to need.

Not according to Loren; but who could be really sure?

The process of according value to a symbol is psychological and social.

The results we experience will accord with the quality of our actions.

This according with the dispositions of the king, he went about 11.

A third elementary school was built in 1958 on the district's north side and named according.

She had the respect accorded a person with a family.

But it would be wrong to accord inspiration too great a role here.

I hope you will accord me the courtesy to say my piece.

None of this would have accorded, then or later, with American ways.