51.   The courts do accept complaints of misconduct, which in theory can lead to an official reprimand or even a paid suspension.

52.   The Clinton administration did not file briefs in any of the cases, and the court did not accept any of them.

53.   The court accepted an appeal under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act that could also determine how other types of job discrimination cases are handled in federal court.

54.   The court accepted as evidence these depositions by Endo.

55.   The court accepted government arguments that Sheik Abdel Karim Obeid of Hezbollah and Mustafa Dirani of the Amal movement were a security threat.

56.   The court accepted testimony that he helped plan the killing and disposed of the gun and motorcycle after the crime.

57.   The court has already accepted new voting-rights cases for its next term, indicating that this debate will continue.

58.   The German courts are accepting a new role assigned to them by history. . . .

59.   The questions of compactness and contiguity are not issues likely to affect maps in other states, because the federal courts routinely accept weirdly shaped districts.

60.   The Whitman administration hopes that the court will accept its plan.