Allow
Allow verb - To give permission for or to approve of.
Cancelled
Cancelled adjective - (of events) no longer planned or scheduled.
Both words in one sentence
- The project is cancelled when Stryker himself refuses to sell the movie rights, claiming "Never would he allow himself to be portrayed by Johnny Cage."
Source: No Hero to His Valet -
NASA also led the way with research into the Scramjet for the (now cancelled) National Aerospace Plane, and is looking into laminar airflow to allow supersonic aircraft to cruise more efficiently.
Source: Useful Notes / NASA - Devereaux didn't actually want the throne (he was told that was what his father wanted — it was really a lie created by his power hungry uncle), and Mia eventually does gain the crown by initiating a new law during her cancelled wedding to allow a queen to be crowned without being married.
Source: Succession Crisis
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