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"Ich habe mich (akk) in dir (dat) verliebt" but "Ich habe mich (akk) an die Stadt (akk) gewöhnt".

I used to think that if the preposition takes dative, the reflexivpronomen has to take accusative, but sometimes the two elements take both the same case, as in "sich an etw gewöhnen". How do I know then?

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"Ich habe mich (akk) in dir (dat) verliebt" but "Ich habe mich (akk) an die Stadt (akk) gewöhnt". 

I used to think that if the preposition takes dative, the reflexivpronomen has to take accusative, but sometimes the two elements take both the same case, as in "sich an etw gewöhnen". How do I know then?
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