Accepted
Credited
Credited adjective - (usually followed by `to') given credit for.
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- normal and accepted
- normal and credited
- usual and accepted
- usual and credited
- customary and accepted
- customary and credited
- accustomed and accepted
- accustomed and credited
- regular and accepted
- regular and credited
- established and accepted
- established and credited
- confirmed and accepted
- confirmed and credited
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Asher also notes that later, when accepted for special forces, training was conducted largely in a more grown-up way that credited the SAS recruits with being sensible responsible adults - the shouting and screaming was a long way in their past, although the abuse was more psychological.
Source: Drill Sergeant Nasty -
The most commonly accepted theory is that these were actually the first two cartoons directed by Frank Tashlin, but he had quit the studio (temporarily; he returned the following year) before they were released, resulting in Brown being credited for whatever reason.
Source: Western Animation / Looney Tunes
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