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A quick definition of accouple:

Term: ACCOUPLE

Definition: Accouple is an old-fashioned word that means to join together or get married.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: To unite or marry.

Example: In the 18th century, it was common for parents to accouple their children at a young age.

Explanation: The example shows how the term "accouple" was used in the past to refer to the act of parents arranging marriages for their children. It was a way to unite families and ensure social status. Today, the term is considered archaic and is not commonly used.

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trees1234567
12:34
sir eggan about to get into every schoo
trees1234567
12:34
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12:43
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@SirEggan: see you next cycle, may all of our Rs from this cycle turn into As next
amlaw
13:15
noooooooo cornell
guys i made my first two sales and i was so shy and awkward
@amlaw: did they execute you?
amlaw
13:42
no, someone just got in lol. i’m happy for them but i can just feel them running out of space
hahaha okay, no more admits til it’s amlaws turn
amlaw
13:45
i cried about it we’re all good
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:45
They can make space, they just have to backfill a gorge.
lmao i love that for you
amlaw
13:46
the funny part is i use a wheelchair, so i want to email them and be like i bring my own seat
lmao that’s perfect
they can just have one more seat in class for you :)
ThiagoSplitter2024
13:56
If you guys hadn't heard back from a school at this point would you call?
ThiagoSplitter2024
13:56
Having to deal with FAFSA, insurance, etc with school I have deposit with & feel a timeline would be a huge help
nah i'd cry, give up and start working on materials for next cycle
jk yea you should call
ThiagoSplitter2024
13:58
I have been crying this whole time process lol
ah ok perfect, same
amlaw
14:06
same lol
ugh I got another waitlist update but sounded more like they're prepping me for an R
amlaw
14:12
what makes you think that?
We believe our incoming class is relatively stable, and we will now proceed to render final decisions on all applications over the next few weeks. Over the last three months, very few incoming students have withdrawn or requested deferrals. Therefore, we did release the majority of waitlisted applicants. You are receiving this email following the most recent round of evaluations. Still, our 1L Orientation is weeks away; specifically, Monday, August 19. Classes begin Thursday, August 22. In the meantime, deposited students may change their enrollment plans, in which case we will quickly make new offers of admission. Last year, we made over a dozen offers to those on the waitlist between early July and mid-August. This has been an unusual cycle filled with many unexpected twists and turns. We do not take for granted all the time, effort, and energy you have invested into considering Rutgers for your legal education. Regardless of the outcome, we believe you will find success over the ne
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Rutgers
14:36
Greetings from BU Law! We write to share that in the next few days we will be admitting from the waitlist. This process of admissions is likely to continue gradually throughout the summer. If you remain interested in attending BU Law, please reach out now to share your continued interest by replying to this email. Please be sure to include any updates to your resume or contact information. We also understand that your plans for the fall may already be solidified – if this is the case, please withdraw from the waitlist by emailing waitlist@bu.edu. We appreciate your patience and your enthusiasm for BU Law and look forward to hearing from you.
hungrycrocodile
14:46
@baddestbunny: did you get an email from BU last week from a women named Chloe
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