So, we wanna be able to be able to control that.
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You need to be able to read to be able to read.
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You need to be able to read to be able to read.
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Us without the forest, we won't be able to farm, we won't be able to eat, without our land we won't be able to live.
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"They'll be able to see spots you won't be able to," she says.
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Should we be able to do things maybe we shouldn't be able to do?
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That people should be able to express themselves, and be able to say ... Yeah.
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"You need to be able to access art to be able to appreciate it."
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Yes, there's lots of things they'll be able to do, be able to assist.
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You won't be able to tweet from there, but you'll be able to stream.
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"I'll still be able to do all the stuff they can do like be able to walk and write be able to do just like everything same old Paige."
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He wants me to be able to come off pick-and-rolls, make right reads, be able to set picks, be able to roll, pop, play out of that.
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You won't be able to find a man; you won't be able to have children.
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Now Mark Zuckerberg is trying not to be able to be able to say. Yeah.
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You have to be able to still be able to mentally stray strong in those circumstances.
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I want to be able to talk; I want to be able to rationally discuss things.
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We'll be able to see the connecting information, so we'll be able to have that segmentation.
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Be able to access it because it's a really important emotion to be able to know.
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Hopefully I'll be able to be an option, to be able to do better by then.
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We have to be able to see the threat and be able to adapt and overcome.
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"My sweet baby boy is never going to be able to walk, he is never going to be able to ride a bike, he is never going to be able to brush his own teeth, he is never going to be able to bathe himself, he is never going to be able to go to the bathroom by himself, he is never going to be able to play like a normal child, he is never going to be able to hold someones hand, he is never going to be able to wear shoes, he is never, he is never, he is never," Whiddon wrote on her blog, Admirably Diverse.
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I wouldn't be able to do it without her, so it's wonderful to be able to have this success, but also, it's wonderful to be able to share it with her.
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I think there's going to be more economic opportunity opening up in five years — more ways for people to be able to provide services online, or be able to sell products online, or be able to find jobs online, or be able to get skills online.
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She's hopeful that she will be able to reverse her hypothalamic amenorrhea and be able to conceive.
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We will not be able to control timing, but we will be able to control the outcome.
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We ought to be able to figure this -- we have to be able to figure this out.
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You have to be able to give everyone tools to be able to go ahead with this.
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Clients should be able to choose their advisors and advisors should be able to choose their firms.
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You're going to be able to collaborate and work in a much more modern way, and you're going to be able to stay secure, you're going to be able to stay compliant, you're going to be able to handle all the privacy requirements of any large multinational company.
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I might be able to shift this story, I might be able to leave this job, to get out of this toxic relationship, I might be able to move to a different city.
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Delightfully, they'll be able to do more than flash the lights (they'll be able to do that, too).
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To be able to desalinate seawater, the nanotubes will have to be able to withstand much higher pressures.
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Guys will be able to slip to the basket and we'll be able to cover for one another.
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Nobody's perfect, but you should really be able to admit [that], and you should be able to apologize.
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"You have to be able to be out in front and still be able to hammer," he said.
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He argued that many firms won't be able to raise more capital and won't be able to survive.
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You need to be able to threaten to resign, and you need to be able to actually resign.
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We want them to be able to banter back and forth, be able to interrupt each other, laugh.
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"We want to be able to be something that people can really be able to be proud of."
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We'll be able to plan better and we'll be able to bring more volume back to Hong Kong.
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I wanted to be able to have a dog, I wanted to be able to get a degree.
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You need to be able to remove solvent sufficiently, you need to be able to do vacuum insulation.
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They ought to be able to know what's available to them; they ought to be able to get the results of the rape kit; that testing should be able to be done for them.
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We want to be able to trade and they want to be able to trade and I think we&aposll be able to do that, OK. And I think she&aposs doing a terrific job.
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At the very top, the obscenely wealthy love the future, they will be able to change, they will be able to afford it, they will be able to teach themselves, they're interested in teaching themselves.
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ScienceTake Humans may never be able to exterminate cockroaches, but they may be able to learn something from them.
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"Everyone deserves to be able to see" But not everyone who is eligible will be able to afford Luxturna.
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So theoretically, the Sport should be able to last longer and be able to support more power-intensive features.
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"I'm going to be able to walk, I'm going to be able to write," Winter says of her prognosis.
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And they need to be able to punch each other, and they need to be able to punch faster.
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He'll be able to access the account, but he won't be able to tweet, retweet, or favorite others' posts.
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They will be able to earn up to $10, but they won't be able to profit from their participation.
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Developers will be able to see each other's holograms through a Skype call and be able to illustrate them.
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Clearing houses must be able to access trading venues and trading venues must be able to access clearing houses.
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Cities may be able to regulate the industry, but they may not be able to stamp it out entirely.
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The Taliban acknowledged that girls would be able to go to school and women would be able to work.
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To be able to do that with that Norman Lear pedigree, with these long scenes, and to be able to really be able to shoot a play in front of an audience — that's what we're doing.
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Users won't be able to tune (adjust EQ) their streamed music they way they'd be able to tune a live music concert, but they will be able to allow various sounds into their music listening experience.
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That means more Americans won't be able to afford coverage, and others won't be able to find it at all.
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They should be able to speak naturally, as they would to a human, and she should be able to answer.
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Others will be able to use whatever we're working with Amazon on, and they'll be able to build on that.
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You have to raise to be able to have a team and to be able to get your message out.
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American job creators will once again be able to compete globally and be able to reinvest right here in America.
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I wanted to be able to, if the power was pulled on the fucking world, be able to still rock.
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You'll be able to play remotely from your own Xbox One, or you'll be able to play using their servers.
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While managers need to be able to control their players, they also need to be able to socialise with them.
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Rather, it just seems like something we should be able to do, or that we will be able to do.
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I wanted to be able to take the vocals away and the narrative still be able to seep through energetically.
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"They&aposll also need to be able to write descriptively and be able to take amazing photos!" she told Insider.
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From my perspective, there's no reason he couldn't be able to do that or shouldn't be able to do that.
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"The challenge with modern trade is, to be able to export, you need to be able to import," Parilla said.
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While production companies may not be able to film, people will be able to shoot small videos in their homes.
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"They're not going to be able to go to a restaurant, they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station, they're not going to be able to shop at a department store," Waters said.
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"We'll be able to track these trends better and separately we're going to be able to mold some thoughts," he said.
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They'll be able to get where they're going even faster — and they'll be able to do it just using their voice.
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So, how can anyone say she will never be able to do this, she will never be able to do that?
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Soldiers were excited to be able to document their participation in this global event and be able to send photos home.
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"You may be able to afford your insulin, but you may not be able to afford your other medicines," he says.
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You will still be able to browse Airbnb but you won't be able to book any reservations or host any guests.
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"Citizens should be able to arm themselves ... in order to be able to act against these terrorists," he told TV Nova.
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Will Tesla be able to scale its mobile repair crews to be able to match the number of vehicles it's shipping.
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You'll be able to ask the assistant almost anything you'd normally be able to ask through a device like the Echo.
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"We'll be able to predict it, and we'll be able to stop the progress of the disease," Fox, 57, tells PEOPLE.
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They need to be able to navigate themselves, and we don't have sensors today that would be able to track them.
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Obviously we want Bob Mueller to be able to pursue and our committees to be able to pursue their investigations unimpeded.
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"Everyone has to be able to earn more to be able to shoulder the cost of our ageing society," he said.
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After that, while owners will always be able to download it any time, you won't be able to purchase it online.
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Otherwise Apple won't be able to do a credit check and you won't be able to qualify for the credit card.
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"Everyone has to be able to earn more to be able to shoulder the cost of our aging society," he said.
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That's when you have to be able to throw the ball ... You have to be able to hit the deep balls.
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"I definitely want somebody to be able to protect themselves, like I'd want to be able to protect myself," said Hamlin.
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"I want to be able to help people, and to be able to give back, especially to my parents," he says.
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Just to be able to help the team somehow and be able to come up huge — it feels good to contribute.
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Other users will be able to copy content, but they won't be able to make changes until you finish your edit.
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Determined actors, terrorists, are still going to be able to find a service provider that will be able to encrypt accounts.
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Louisiana won't be able to ban abortions outright but they will be able to require abortion providers to obtain pointless credentials.
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You have to wait for the deal to be done to be able to launch, to be able to do anything.
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To be able to hear something and know what he wants to do with it and be able to create it.
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I should be able to get concrete response, and I should be able to really make things happen in the world.
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So suddenly to not be able to go back to the place where they were born, to not be able to visit their ancestors' tombs, or to only be able to do so very briefly — it's really, really sad.
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You have to be able to access any of those panels, meaning you have to be able to get to each panel, be able to take it off and not disrupt the functionality of the building or its safety.
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Until then, her democratic party won't be able to move forward, her country won't be able to move forward, and the feminist ideals she claims to cherish so much won't be able to move forward into the next generation.
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When they came to the United States, they expected to be able to be able to see their families at any time.
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We have to be able to count on him next year to be able to go out and pitch every fifth day.
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Insurers still won't be able to deny sick people coverage, and they won't be able to charge them more than healthy people.
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That's the name of the game: recover the state, be able to enforce the law, be able to prosecute any criminal there.
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That's the name of the game: Recover the state, be able to enforce the law, be able to prosecute any criminal there.
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You won't be able to replace Siri with Google Assistant, but you'll be able to use the feature in Google's dedicated app.
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But to be able to do that you need to be able to differentiate between the Ming vase and the coffee table.
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You need to be able to hire people quickly, to be able to move, and that's not compatible with traditional lease structures.
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This means people must be able to refuse consent without detriment, and must be able to withdraw consent easily at any time.
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Now manufacturers will be able to choose without having to worry that an ARM machine won't be able to support Nvidia's technology.
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I don't want her to not be able to eat French fries or not be able to enjoy a piece of candy.
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Recruiters will be able to pinpoint the best candidates more easily, and customer-service staff will be able to handle queries faster.
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Activate it and you'll still be able to listen to music, but you'll also be able to hear what's happening around you.
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You will be able to see it with your eyes, but you will also be able to see it with your ears.
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You'll still be able to invite people with Android devices, but they won't be able to create an event on their own.
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A wire transfers money instantly, meaning you won't be able to cancel and likely won't be able to get your money back.
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Thune said the public should be able to see the latest version of the rule and be able to comment on it.
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As one should be able to read Hitler's Mein Kampf – it's published in France – so one should be able to read Celine.
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" Skill: "The football coach doesn't need to be able to throw, and a film director doesn't need to be able to act.
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It took maybe two years to be able to sort of glide, and then actually be able to fly in all directions.
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"In nonpermissive environments, you have to be able to send a container that they won't be able to look inside," she explained.
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Going forward, contractors will not be able to review customers' audio clips, and only Apple employees will be able to do so.
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"You're not going to be able to read it, you're only going to be able to listen to it," Mr. Lewis said.
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You won't be able to see them, and they won't be able to see you, but you can still participate by speaking.
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The nominee needs not only to be able to throw a punch, he or she needs to be able to take one.
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"You'll just be able to think of something and your friends will immediately be able to experience it too if you'd like."
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Even though other users wouldn't be able to reply to some tweets, they still would be able to read and screenshot them.
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They'll be able to get it... preorders will start September 5th and you'll be able to buy it in stores September 24th.
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It might be able to transcend some of those divides and be able to enhance community in a way that's more liberating.
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"You have to be able to get through this, and you've got to be able to deal with it, mentally," Collins said.
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He should be criticized, he should be able to take that criticism, and he should be able to be productive about it.
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"They're not going to be able to go to a restaurant, they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station, they're not going to be able to shop at a department store," she went on to say.
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"They&aposre not going to be able to go to a restaurant, they&aposre not going to be able to stop at a gas station, they&aposre not going to be able to shop at a department store," Waters said.
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Google will be able to make full books available to read through its Google Books service, anyone will be able to upload the films to YouTube, and amateur theaters will be able to produce plays without needing to seek permission.
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Parents would be able to follow their opposite-sex children into the bathroom, caretakers would be able to monitor their opposite-sex clients.
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"Any man should be able to wear what he finds fashionable or comfortable, just like any woman should be able to," he said.
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But whereas our ears wouldn't be able to discern it, "a client device" such as your phone would be able to hear it.
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We may not be able to punish this R. Kelly, but I'm very hopeful that we'll be able to stop the next one.
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I lived to be able to tell the story on the other side, to be able to remind people that were human beings.
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I think it would be able to bridge the gap and to be able to sway other voters more so than Bernie Sanders.
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While all Twitter and Periscope users will be able to watch live 360-degree videos, not everyone will be able to broadcast them.
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Jadwat said that another president might be able to put forth an identical travel ban constitutionally, but that Trump wouldn't be able to.
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I don't think there's enough flexibility in the USDA budget to be able to carve up and be able to identify $15 billion.
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And for us to be able to tell them apart, we need to be able to pick up the subtle differences in features.
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You should be able to be terrible, you should be able to be good, like you can't be terrible is the thing, right?
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This means robots will be able to talk to each other in ways that we – or other robots – won't be able to crack.
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Those women need to keep their jobs, and all women need to be able to work, to be able to thrive, without fear.
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You should be able to beam songs from apps like Spotify, then, though you won't be able to play them with spoken commands.
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Under the circumstances, Calvin will never be able to apply for a green card, but he'll be able to obtain a work permit.
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"That would be the dream, to be able to do this and still be able to eat and buy gas," Guy told me.
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"To be able to get out of the funk we're in, we've got to be able to win ballgames like that," Cobb said.
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He added that those banks would be able to accompany large European companies, and a European capital market would be able to develop.
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But for robots to be able to ensure human safety, those robots must be able to see humans and recognize them as humans.
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You shouldn't be able to seize a person and sell them; you shouldn't be able to seize a country's resources and sell them.
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We've got to be able to find an affordable way for them to actually be able to compete and manufacture on the island.
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They have to be able to make decisions, and then they have to be able to execute those decisions or actions under stress.
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Under the new law, private or government retailers will be able to sell marijuana and licensed producers will be able to grow it.
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By making the tool open, he hopes someone will be able to analyze the data to be able to learn from this behavior.
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Non-Prime members will be able to see the Outfit Compare feature in their app, but will not be able to submit photos.
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Ryan has insisted that Mueller should be able to complete his investigation and expressed confidence that he will be able to do so.
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You won't be able to file any paperwork in this little guy, but you will be able to stow away 800 business cards.
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So, to know that he'll be able to be there, that he'll be able to meet his child is just an incredible relief.
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It's a little frustrating to not be able to talk about it the way I want to be able to talk about it.
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You should be able to study your art in order to enrich your community, and you should be able to subsist on that.
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The groups want people to be able to make donations now and be able to claim a tax benefit on their 2019 returns.
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"Families should be notified, they should be able to access topical medication and they should be able to re-enter the next day."
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But in order for physicians to be able to "prescribe" mindfulness as a therapy, it would help to be able to quantify it.
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You have to be able to work at heights, and you have to be able to work at heights in a safe manner.
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However, you should still be able to see how many likes a post gets — it's only other people that won't be able to.
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"He won't be able to say I ended the war, he won't be able to say I withdrew the troops," Ms. Miller said.
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"I want to be able to make more friends on the PGA Tour and be able to talk to my comrades," he said.
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So this was my kind of filter to still be able to be involved with basketball but not be able to play it.
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"In Horizon you are going to be able to build your own world and experiences, you're going to be able to play games, you're going to be able to explore, you're going to be able to hang out with your friends and meet new people," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said at the Oculus Connect 6 conference in San Jose, California.
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In the future, you'll be able to snap your fingers and pull out a photo and make it as big as you want, and with your AR glasses you'll be able to show it to people and they'll be able to see it.
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And I wanted to be able to kind of stand next to him and be able sing and be able to dance and push myself to be able to, like, hold up next to someone like that, you know what I mean?
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So to be able to go out on the first pitch on Father's Day and be able to pitch a complete game there and do the interview and be able to look into the camera and say, 'Happy Father's Day,' was pretty cool.
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"That is a luxury in itself: to be able to enjoy them, to not just have them in your safe but be able to wear them and not just wear them at home, but be able to have lunch in a restaurant."
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We now have partner meetings twice a week, rather than once a week, because we want to be able to make sure that we're communicating and talking with our partners in order to be able to, to be able to move quickly enough.
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Now they probably won't be able to come, and if he leaves the country to see them, he will not be able to return.
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You'll also still be able to access the scrapbox if you don't renew, but won't be able to put any new items in there.
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Basically, you would be able to see your tweets, and your followers would be able to see your tweets, but no one else would.
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"First and foremost you should be able to argue and you should be able to have discussions or yelling matches or whatever," McGraw said.
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I loved that you had to really be able to sing and understand and interpret a phrase to be able to pull it off.
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Anyone will be able to watch, but only select users will be able to go live in 230, Twitter announced in a blog post.
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Not only would I be able to reliably write about cell phones and gas pumps, I'd be able to write about anything and everything.
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These missiles would be inaccurate and would not be able to destroy military targets, but would be able to attack large targets like cities.
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I made some tweaks so I would be able to eat it and my friends and other people would be able to eat it.
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"The thing I always wanted to do was to be able to reach people, to be able to have conversation with people," she said.
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"We may not be able to make a big gain, but at least we may be able to get back our investment," he said.
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While colleges will be able to see the score and take it into account when reviewing applications, students won't be able to review it.
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"To be able to do that and to be able to do it against a guy like Lester is great for us," McCutchen said.
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I might be able to play Halo on my phone come October, but I won't actually be able to take Halo with me everywhere.
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While customers will be able to check out inventory within the virtual showroom, they will only be able to buy cars on Vroom's website.
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While Julia will be able to afford a $60 Costco Gold Star card, she won't be able to be a Gold Star Executive member.
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I think I appreciate the ability to be able to make fast decisions, to be able to work with the team that I've built.
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Most of us wouldn't be able to spend $1,000-plus on a pullover, just on a whim—but we'd love to be able to.
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During the epidemic, they will be able to consult doctors via telemedicine, which means many more people will be able to get into treatment.
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But Graham appeared skeptical that Wray would be able to convince lawmakers that he would be able to change the culture within the FBI.
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In other words, alcohol aside, travelers will be able to do as they please — for example, women will be able to sunbathe in bikinis.
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He is pitting the Dreamers against the millions of other immigrants who won't be able to come here or won't be able to stay.
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Existing users will still be able to use their apps, but new users will not be able to download the banned apps going forward.
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"If you want to be able to set the standards in the world, you should be able to make new leaders emerge," he says.
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It was interesting for us to be able to show both sides of the world and be able to experience that through our characters.
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"Teachers will be able to stay in Denver, and we'll be able to keep our experienced educators here for our students," he told CNN.
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They wouldn't be able to own both the platform utility and participants on the platform or be able to share data with third parties.
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So not only will you be able to have a weight focus, if you want, you will be able to have a healthy habits focus and be able to get all the assets of support in how you want to live your healthiest life.
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France should not only be able to defend itself against cyber attacks but should also be able to strike itself when necessary, Le Drian said.
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Sadly, you won't be able to try it today, but come 2019, you'll be able to retouch all of your images right on the iPad.
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Donald Trump may ultimately be able to build a wall or impose a travel ban, but he will never, ever be able to stop comedy.
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Anyone of any gender identity should be able to perform in any way they want, and drag performance should be able to follow that fluidity.
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By understanding these simple concepts, you'll be surprised at the ways you'll be able to improve and the unique contributions you'll be able to make.
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"I think the supply chain will be able to cope and we will be able to raise rates as needed in the market," he said.
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"We'll be able to do it at the school but I don't know how well they'll be able to utilize it at home," she said.
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"If we would be able to agree on lower tariffs instead of higher ones we would be able to agree on free and open markets."
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Increasingly, the questions we should be asking ourselves is not just will we be able to eat, but what will we be able to eat.
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Android phones and tablets will be able to show two different apps at once, and video apps will be able to support picture-in-picture.
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"People want to be able to discuss the case as well, but don't want to join forums to be able to do so," Perez said.
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They wouldn't be able to own both the platform utility and the participants on the platform or be able to share data with third parties.
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For the device to be able to relay the signal from the legit fob, it first must be able to detect it inside the house.
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Now, riders can select from the following: Drivers will be able to see your preferred pronoun, but they will not be able to share theirs.
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"We may be able to destroy [ISIS] over here, but we're not going to be able to take them out in the States," says Ethan.
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It's unreal to be able to watch a YouTube video without having to squint and still be able to flick through the comments section below.
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They would not be able to necessarily open all the doors of the world, they would not be able to understand all the spoken language.
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If you're 22 or older, you'll only be able to see your own profile and you won't be able to communicate with any other users.
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We want people to be able to be able to work and pull themselves out of even needing services and needing things like food stamps.
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"But you'll still be able to look over the US, and if a new wall is built, you would be able to see the construction."
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"I hope that we're going to be able to get along with Russia; I think that we probably will be able to," Mr. Trump said.
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It's bad enough not to be able to anticipate disaster; it's worse, after disaster strikes, to not be able to reflect on how it happened.
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US moviegoers will be able to buy tickets through Fandango and Atom Tickets, while UK users will be able to buy tickets through Odeon Cinemas.
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A strongly unified Republican Party might be able to damage Democrats for pursuing impeachment, but a divided party might not be able to do so.
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That you'll be able to select Uber Air and we'll be able to save you time and get you where you want to go faster.
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In other words, you&aposll be able to tell which house the device is in, but you won&apost be able to tell which room.
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Users will still be able to see how many people liked their own photos, but no one else will be able to view that number.
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You should be able to be a child with the fullness of what that means and make it to adulthood and be able to thrive.
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They don't have the therapeutic needs, and they need educational resources and the community love and support in order to get these women to be able to look at people in the eyes again, to be able to trust, to be able to coexist, to be able to build relationships, get back into the working world and become the strong women that they can be.
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Only Android users will be able to create them, but everyone on iOS, Android, and web will be able to see them in the News Feed.
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These cameras will also be able to reduce motion blurs, which means the robot will be able to snap images while zipping across the Martian surface.
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You'll still be able to receive and read SMS in other apps, including the standard Android system, but you'll only be able to send from SMS.
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The iPad Air 2's A8X processor might still be able to keep up with a few more updates, but it won't be able to forever.
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So, it is not particularly surprising that crabs would be able to find their way through a maze and even be able to remember it later.
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Square announced today that you'll soon be able to invest in stocks using its Cash App, and says you'll be able to start investing with $1.
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"You have to be able to take a punch and then you've got to be able to get up and do it over," Thibodeau told reporters.
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I think the biggest problem for me in pediatrics is going to be able to get the younger kids to be able to swallow the pills.
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While the USGS would be able to keep up its existing earthquake monitoring capabilities with the proposed funding cuts, it wouldn't be able to update them.
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And if I decide that I don't like this relationship and I want to be able to anonymize myself, I should be able to do so.
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While members of the new group won't be able to see who posted a question, the administrator will be able to see who made the request.
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I want him to be able to talk to people, because you never know how many lives he'll be able to save by telling his story.
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THAT SYSTEM HAS TO BE ABLE TO SEE THE WORLD IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO INTERPRET THE WORLD AND NAVIGATE OR WORK WITHIN THE WORLD.
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You've got to be able to plan for the long term and have scale to implement to be able to bring you the benefits you have.
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While others might be able to copy its features, they won't be able to copy its community, drawn to the network effect of the market leader.
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Workers will be able to withdraw up to 500 reais per FGTS account this year and from 2020 they may be able to make annual withdrawals.
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This means that not only will you be able to compete at the highest level, but you'll be able to do it anywhere and anytime too.
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Your Sonos speakers will be able to work with Alexa and you will be able to request songs and modify the audio with just your voice.
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You have to be able to cater to different expectations and be able to meet them within the first two minutes of talking to your guests.
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You'll be able to demo furniture in AR. Phones that support Tango will be able to run the AR programs directly on the Chrome mobile browser.
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With this decision, the state should be able to grant the growers licenses, and patients who qualify should be able to make legal purchases this year.
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Just keep in mind that when you block someone, they will still be able to tell if you're online, but won't be able to contact you.
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"We are confident that we will be able to identify the criminals responsible and that we will be able to bring them to court," he said.
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"This is the time when you have to be able to show your face and you have to be able to speak the truth," he says.
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"We intend to be able to produce enough products for those joint ventures to be able to meet the NEV quotas on their own," Tsien said.
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I think — I would love to be able to get along with Russia and I think they'd like to be able to get along with us.
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Developers will be able to update their existing apps to work with Android Instant and users will be able to access instant apps inside Google Play.
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Thanks to a few clutch techniques, you'll not only be able to pull off this regal braid, you'll be able to do so quickly and efficiently.
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"What you want is to be able to test something, and once it works, it will be able to work in the same way," Plais said.
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A robot has to be able to bounce back, of course; if it freaks out when anything unexpected happens, it won't be able to accomplish much.
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Customers in Britain will be able to use Remitly's desktop and mobile app, and will initially be able to send money to India and the Philippines.
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While it won't be able to translate the text or words spoken in a video, at least you'll be able to understand what the caption says.
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We should be able to talk about it, to experiment and find what works for each of us, and we should be able to afford it.
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"If I caused the fire, I wouldn't be able to file bankruptcy and I wouldn't be able to make other people pay for it," she said.
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To witness that and to be able to capture those moments is a great gift to me and a privilege to be able to do it.
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"To be able to know who is funding that is to be able to know who may have significant influence with the governor," said Mr. Graham.
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But if we're to run the republic together, we need to be able to know and be able to work with people from other political tribes.
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"You adjust that unit to be able to suck more air out down through the bathroom vent to be able to have negative pressure," said Semonite.
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Oil and gas companies will be able to continue promoting fossil fuels, but environmental advocacy organizations won't be able to run ads supporting a carbon tax.
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He won't be able to pick up a baseball for at least 10 days and he won't be able to pitch for three to four weeks.
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Our ports and airports must be able to accommodate the most modern and largest ships and aircraft, and they must be able to move more cargo.
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"You'll just be able to think of something and your friends will immediately be able to experience it too if you'd like," Zuckerberg said in 2015.
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They would still be able to use guns and serve in the police and the military, but they would not be able to buy them — period.
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I know how I consume television products and I need to be able to ... I like to be able to just access it any which way.
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A guest, for example, will still be able to ask the device for general information but should not be able to access information from personal accounts.
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I would be able to call my aunts and my uncles and my cousins and be able to openly speak with them at this age of technology "And," she added, "I would be able to go back and visit them without having to worry for myself."
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From the museum cabin, visitors will be able to speak directly to the artists, but LaBeouf, Ronkko, and Turner will only be able to respond via text.
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Few public school systems will be able to sustain million-dollar legal settlements stemming from football, or be able to afford athletic insurance if big awards proliferate.
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As such, Landsec said it hopes that brands will be able to create content people will be able to react to, say through tweets or Facebook posts.
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Kagan insisted that users would be able to sue because they're paying too much and developers would be able to sue on the grounds of lost profits.
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Customs agents will still be able to read the public-facing content, but they won't be able to see anything they couldn't get through Googling your name.
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They don't need to be able to do everything but have to be able to understand how these things contribute to moving their business and creating leverage.
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You also are able to multitask, to be able to play music in the background, or be able to close the app and have music continue playing.
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You're just driving, you're just walking, whereas in an autonomous car, you're going to be able to watch a movie, you're going to be able to eat.
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So we've been talking about a lot of things blockchain might be able to do or different systems it might be able to be the foundation of.
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Now, not only will celebs and brands be able to create Stories via pages, but groups and events will also be able to create Stories as well.
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On January 1, 2018, sellers will no longer be able to add or edit products in Seller Central, but will still be able to access their account.
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Rather Pienimäki said the point is for users to be able to "send a WhatsApp message or Facebook message or be able to connect with social media".
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Last year, the Freeform star was "nervous" about whether she would be able to remain in America or if her family would be able to visit her.
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"I think they key to that is to be able to grow up, but also be able to stay in touch with your childhood side," Harry said.
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Here, too, there's a Potter twist: users will be able to choose their Hogwarts house, and be able to filter the publicly shared photos by house, too.
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You're much more likely to be able to get a hit by having your own voice app, and optimizing it to be able to answer those questions.
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This means in the near future, people will be able to pull things from the web and be able to toy around with them in augmented reality.
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They'll still be able to understand each other, but be able to mark themselves as part of one group or another based on the way they speak.
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With Passport, you'll be able to upload your documents and personal information, which users will be able to pass along to supported services with a single tap.
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My role, right now, is to prepare the next group to be able to stand up and be able to fill that void and fill those shoes.
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While you certainly won't be able to avoid Donald Trump for the next four years, it's possible you'll be able to replace his face with something better.
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It is not clear if Amazon will be able to sell the ads at the intended price, or will be able to make a profit from them.
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I'd like them to be able to enjoy the same music as me and be able to go out to the nights and events that I like.
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"If our nation is under attack by another nation, we need to be able to share information in time to be able to prevent it," he said.
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He&aposs not going to be able to -- he&aposs not going to be able to wave a magic wand and get this done on his own.
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And I feel like I'm at a position now in my career and with my experience to be able to be able to do a great job.
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" When I sat on Dr. Yun's examination table, he said, "How far do you need to be able to bend this thing to be able to compete?
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They put in on Indiegogo, they needed $50,2000 to be able to set up a manufacturing facility in Australia to be able to manufacture the first beehives.
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The evacuees do not know when they will be able to return home, or even if they will be able to recognize neighborhoods now transformed by lava.
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"We had the ability to find an issue with the hardware, and be able to find the hardware, and be able to assess the hardware," Lueders said.
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For one, companies will be able to register without having to apply to the government regulator, ensuring greater numbers of companies will be able to be traded.
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Baseball fans will be able to see someone slide into first from any angle and hockey players will be able to perfect their slap shots using analytics.
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Remember: After you do this you won't be able to see anything that you've ever posted to Facebook, and you won't be able to reactivate your account.
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By traveling underwater, the Poseidon will also be able to avoid missile-defense systems, although it will, naturally, only be able to hit a limited target set.
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Police officers in the town will no longer be able to issue fines for burkini-wearing, and women who received fines will be able to contest them.
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That is what hurts the most because I will not be able to bring him a flower, I will not be able to have him at home.
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The announcement means Iran will be able to sell its oil again on world markets and its banks will be able to connect to the global system.
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Readers will be able to find all Journal content through a search in the app, but will not be able to browse it freely, the source said.
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"In order to be able to do that, you need a way to be able to monitor epigenetic regulation over the course of someone's life," he said.
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Latvians and foreigners with residency rights in Latvia will be able to enter the country, and tourists will be able to leave after the deadline, he said.
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Residents in Illinois will be able to go to grocery stores, gas stations and pharmacies, and they will also be able to take walks, the governor said.
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Clearly, people with serious mental illness should not be able to own guns (and no civilians should be able to buy weapons of war like AR-15s).
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No. I think it's great to be able to express yourself, period, but I also think it's important to be able to let men into our conversation.
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A student's parents would be able to load more money into another bucket on the card, and students would be able to make peer-to-peer payments.
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Thankfully, admins will be able to block the Chrome extension install through Group Policy, and users will be able to remove it after it has been installed.
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You're supposed to be able to be violent sometimes and other times you're supposed to just be able to take your foot off the gas like that.
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Most WAEMU countries will be able to attain these metrics or will be able to adopt the new currency progressively as and when they can fulfill them.
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"You've got to be able to realize that you've got to be able to pull together and make sure everybody is on the same page," Collins said.
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Once the exchanges are able to support the new token, customers will be able to withdraw it but not be able to trade it on the exchanges.
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We are all depending on democracy to be able to survive, we have to be able to wake each other up and protect constructive dialogue and debate.
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We may not be able to stop Trump from sinking lower, but we may just be able to stop Trump from dragging America down to his level.
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It's every test pilot's dream to be able to to be able to get in there and make it look the way you want it to look.
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"Even as a kid, he would be able to step back from situations and be able to make judgments about them," said Stephen Ochs, a history teacher.
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"If we don't get sales, the distributor won't be able to order more from the factory and the factory won't be able to produce," Mr. Zhang said.
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My goal, in general, is just to be able to stay somewhat inspired by something, and to be able to tap into some kind of creative vein.
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Though they won't be able to connect to cellular networks in New Zealand, they should still be able to work with networks in other countries (not that you'd be able to legally transport them by air since they're banned from all major airlines) and connect to Wi-Fi networks.
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Well, for example, for North Korea and Syria, all non-immigrants will not be able to come to the US. For citizens of Iran, most non-immigrants will not be able to enter, but people who come in on student visas will be able to enter [with enhanced screening].
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You wont suddenly be able to create moving Animojis like the iPhone X can, nor will you be able to secure an older Android device using your face.
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My grandparents should be able to come and visit; my uncles, my cousins, my sisters and brothers should be able to visit here—the land of the free.
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And yes, I would love to be able to do both of those things and still be able to say, 'yes, I am still an indie game developer.
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Through the screen of a phone, tablet, or computer, you'll be able to speak to visitors right after they ring the doorbell and they'll be able to respond.
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You'll be able to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro for free, but you won't be able to go back and get the speed gains Windows 103 S offers.
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"So, I mean, that parent is not gonna be able to communicate and that child is not gonna be able to communicate or hear her parent," she said.
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That is, the faster you think, the longer you'll be able to play—because you'll be able to avoid the kinds of injuries that cut athletes' careers short.
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Existing Huawei phones unaffected Huawei will only be able to use the public version of Android and will not be able to access apps and services from Google.
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Last, the survey found 28 percent believed they wouldn't be able to retire when they want — and another 28 percent believe they will never be able to retire.
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"They would be able to get more through because the more they throw at us, the less of it we would be able to cover substantively," Nazaryan said.
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With HTTPS, your ISP will not be able to see that you're mainly watching cat videos, but they will be able to see that you are visiting YouTube.
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So we wanted to be able to invert that and be able to create a marriage that felt very human, and very true to the marriages I know.
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"I feel you will never be able to separate me from where I came from," he says, "and you'll never be able to separate me from my experiences."
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And so, I think men and women need to be able to travel together, they need to be able to go to meetings together, go to meals together.
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Supporters for any given petition will be able to discuss the topic with fellow supporters on the page, and will also be able to create events and fundraisers.
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Players will be able to walk up to any dock and summon their ship, which they'll be able to upgrade and customize over the course of the game.
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America is voting live so you'll be able to see on screen who is voting for us — and you'll be able to see who the weakest link is.
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First, they'll be able to have the app find out a business's hours of operation, and later they'll be able to book restaurant reservations and eventually hair appointments.
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When things get stressful and you feel overwhelmed, it is important to be able to laugh about it, and most importantly to be able to laugh at yourself.
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House Democrats will be able to pass bills, but they won't be able to force the Senate to take up those bills, much less demand Trump sign them.
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Opera singers fit the bill, he said, as they need to be able to perform songs that are written in languages they may not be able to speak.
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"Those are tens of thousands of dollars, so I have to be able to save appropriately for those and be able to have money left over," said Shepherd.
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These guys have this myth in their head that they're going to be able to take down CNN, and they're going to be able to take down BuzzFeed.
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There is an expectation to be able to more clearly measure career growth on an ongoing basis and to be able to regularly track career progress and growth.
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Kipman said developers will of course be able to sell their holographic apps in the Windows Store, but they'll also be able to create their own app stores.
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In no way should a fan be able to reach the singer, of this insanely high calibre, so easily and be able to hump the Queen of Canada.
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By studying gravitational waves, we'll be able to study things that we would never be able to see in any kind of detail or maybe even at all.
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"We'll be able to livestream matches, which will go a long way in being able to have somebody be able to watch and see suspicious patterns," he said.
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"At some point I maybe, it may be appropriate I'll be able to give it to you, you'll be able to see, and maybe fairly soon," he continued.
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Arcade players will be able to man four turret-mounted machine guns, and be able to use original guns like the Needler and vehicles like the classic Warthog.
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Today's businesses need to be able to be able to accommodate changes in market trends and emerging technologies, making it vital for rules to be based on metrics.
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Another reason to move into new categories is to be able to reach shoppers who might not be able to afford the brand's core product, according to Web.
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"If Democrats want to win, you have to be able to win Democrats and you have to be able to win the lion's share of independents," Weaver added.
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Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, said the Fed won't be able to meet its aggressive forecasts, but still will be able to keep raising rates.
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Traders will be able to take long positions only, at $5 a contract, and won't be able to take a short position, or a bet on a decline.
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According to Google, you may not be able to open "Google Account email" if you're using a Gmail address, and you won't be able to change it. 6.
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The Model Y will be able to seat up to seven adults, according to Tesla, while Ford said the Mustang Mach-E would be able to seat five.
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We felt it was important to be able to establish a type of community and be able to engage with people who looked like us and spoke English.
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We wanted to be able to tour, and we wanted to be able to just get out there, and we felt we needed a label to do that.
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Drew: We program functionality into the mobile apps to be able to—if the user gives permission to the app—to be able to detect proximity sensors, beacons.
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I don't think he'll be able to compromise, and I think a good leader needs to be able to work with other people who don't agree with them.
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Just as you should be able to choose exactly what you say to police, you should be able to choose how much your phone can say as well.
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They wouldn't be able to go to any towns surrounding it, then they might not be able to eat Hershey's chocolate bars because they share the same name.
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People need to be able to debate it, they need to be able to study it, the same way they did when we passed the Affordable Care Act.
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Individuals will be able to defer up to $1 million in payments without incurring penalties and corporations will be able to defer up to $10 million in payments.
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I'm extremely excited about it and excited for the kids of the future to be able to profit off their likeness the way they should be able to.
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It was always about race relations in the country, will the country be able to find some way that the different races will be able to live together.
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"Our goal is to be able to sponsor better understanding, empathy to others, and to be able to cut through some of this hate and anger," he said.
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"You have to be able to make really difficult decisions, go through really difficult times and be able to recover, for yourself and for your team," she said.
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" It's crucial for men "to be able to shed a tear," he said, "to be able to say, 'I don't have all the answers, I'll do my best.
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"We need to candidly be able to keep pace, we feel like we're going to be able to do that," Pete Kavanaugh, Mr. Biden's deputy campaign manager, said.
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It's one thing to be able to cut taxes, it's another thing to be able to say, 'how are we going to deal with our debt and deficit?
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So, to be able to go out there and correct the record, to be able to go out there and really make sure your message is being amplified.
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"They may not be able to make a finding of sexual misconduct, but they might be able to judge another sort of misconduct has taken place," she responds.
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"To be able to build bags and all, and to be able to sew behind the machine, to do hand-sewn products, it is my passion," she said.
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For some students, "schools can provide access to foods that children may not otherwise be able to have, and so this is an opportunity for children to have exposure to be able to eat these healthier foods when they may not be able to have them at home," Cohen said.
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You'll be able to measure your room, sure, but you'll also be able to put a T. rex in it and play some incredible games on your coffee table.
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So, for example, you'll still only be able to have one spray visible in the world at a time, but you'll be able to choose from four different sprays.
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So from that point of view, people said, 'You will not put a government together, you'll never be able to get a budget, or be able to pass legislation.
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That's because you'll be able to not only have a more streamlined way to save your snaps, but you also will be able to share photos you've already taken.
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ISPs will now be able to make you pay through the nose for the content you crave, and they'll also be able to track exactly what you're watching. Ugh.
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I specifically bought a rig that would be able to do these things, or that I would be able to upgrade to do these things in the near future.
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We have to be able to challenge each other and we have to be able to listen and engage, even when it's hard, even when we don't want to.
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Some auto experts say that Tesla won't be able to maintain its boycott of advertising much longer if its going to be able to hit its aggressive growth targets.
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We Should Be Able to Take Facebook to Court Neema Singh Guliani says individuals should be able to sue Facebook over privacy violations: Huge privacy violations have become commonplace.
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But to be able to see it in an action, to be able to see us aspiring to it ‑‑ we haven't reached this perfection yet, but we are trying.
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The person looking to speak directly to Trump might not be able to engage with him, but they would still be able to discuss their views with anyone else.
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Using undisclosed "smart entry technology," Walmart employees will be able to enter homes to make deliveries, while customers will be able to control access and watch the deliveries remotely.
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Under such procedures, known as "fast-track," Congress would not be able to alter the pact and would only be able to hold a simple-majority vote on it.
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There was no way they'd be able to recognize his face through a drone's camera, but they would be able to tell if he was trying to hide it.
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It's a really empowering thing to be able to do something you didn't think you would be able to do, to prove to yourself that you can do it.
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"I don't think there are any absolutists who think the government should be able to get everything or the government should be able to get nothing," Gates, 60, said.
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On paper, this means more people will be able to afford health insurance, because they'll be able to afford cheaper, stingier plans than anything currently available on the market.
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What platforms are we going to create for people in those circumstances to be able to provide for retirement, to be able to provide for their own health care.
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Viewers from the United States will not be able to see the eclipse, but people in Europe, Asia and throughout the Pacific will be able to witness the event.
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Whether Nissan will be able to deliver a more formidable challenge — indeed, whether it will even be able to hold onto its second-place finish in 2019 – is uncertain.
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States would be able to set up high-risk pools for expensive patients to purchase coverage, while healthier individuals would be able to purchase cheaper bare-bones health plans.
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However, while Chinese firms will be able to raise fresh funds by issuing GDRs, London-listed firms initially will only be able to sell CDRs based on existing shares.
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You can also share your Story as a post, where you'll be able to pinpoint exactly who will be able to see your next great Power Ranger selfie vid.
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Lego lovers will still be able to build with the traditional bricks, but will also be able to launch bird figures from catapults, fire small projectiles and collect eggs.
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Because in the scheme of investment priorities, you'll always be able to prove out the core business before you'll be able to prove out some of these mobility services.
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There, he can finally look up, President Obama will be able to look up, and there, over his head, he'll be able to see that shining, towering, Trump tower.
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"I'm very happy to be back, I'm happy to be able to be able to contribute, and I'm happy we were able to come back and win," Garcia said.
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Trump and Republicans might be able to sweep it under the rug now, but they won't be able to do that once the Senate's bill is finally made public.
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For example, you'll be able to see information about the weather when you ask about the forecast, and you'll be able to control smart home devices with touch controls.
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Not only will you be able to interact with the "Star Wars" cast and crew, but you'll also be able to interact with other passengers on board the starcruiser.
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"I didn't think I would be able to go to Ukraine or meet with Russians and be able to carry out those duties in that way anymore," he said.
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Cavities can lead students to miss school, to not be able to chew properly and to not be able to speak and communicate effectively due to pain, she said.
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If you have a pre-existing condition, you still have to be able to get health care, and you ought to be able to stay on your parents' plan.
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When that happens, Talkshow hosts will no longer be able to send messages to their shows, and audience members will no longer be able to submit Q&A messages.
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The tests will be able to identify the presence of certain drugs, but they will not be able to identify if the drugs were cut with other unknown substances.
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I was opening up for 2Pac, and to be able to go national, for me to be able to take my music nationally, that was a whole 'nother thing.
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Social Security is projected to be able to pay full benefits until 2034, and after that it is expected to be able to pay about three quarters of benefits.
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He won't be able to catch just yet but might be able to play as a DH. ... Orioles 1B Chris Davis will get his first day off this season.
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I would still be able to work until my DACA expires but then if I weren't able to renew it, then I wouldn't be able to continue to work.
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That you will be able to transcend the boundaries of the self, that was given to you at birth, that you will be able to touch someone else's reality.
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At this point, people who view your Instagram livestream won't be able to send comments, and you won't be able to view any comments that have already been sent.
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Because of the information they have about me, companies might be able to even try to push for changing my tastes, to be able to buy what they want.
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Perhaps we'll be able to coax her closer later by imitating the sound of a car receding in the distance, and you'll be able to get a better look.
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Health care providers will be able to remotely monitor patients' conditions in real time and surgeons will be able to perform robot-assisted surgery from thousands of miles away.
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I had to be able to draw badly in a note-taking app; I had to be able to incorporate audio recordings of myself saying "Fnaffle" at 3 A.M .
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The expectation is that candidates who have been trained as analysts will be able to hit the ground running, require virtually no training and be able to contribute immediately.
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Zuckerberg said that users will be able to see what interactions they have on Facebook with ads and websites are tracked, and that they'll be able to delete them.
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I wanted them to know that people marched, bled and died for us to be able to vote and be able to go to college and have certain jobs.
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So we'll be able to have probably augmented memory, maybe greater insight, maybe we'll be able to boost some of the analytical functions that we have with our minds.
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And while advertisers won't be able to see who is listening to their ads, they'll at least be able to see what percentage of listeners are skipping past them.
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"They just haven't got the staff in place to be able to understand what's happening and to be able to moderate what's happening in the local languages," Wardle said.
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" - Kiefer, 38 "Be able to talk together openly.
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At first, it was just so extraordinarily interesting and exciting to be able to watch self-replicating programs, to be able to change their environments, and to watch evolution happen.
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Considering the typical restrictions, Swift likely wouldn't be able to re-release 2017's reputation until 2022 but would possibly be able to release her first five albums before then.
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This either means that passengers who are flying on these airlines will now be able to check in these devices or won't be able to travel with them at all.
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However, she will still be able to cast a vote in the cases heard Monday as she will be able to review the transcripts of the arguments, according to CNN.
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It's fun to be able to put incredibly talented people together and create something and then be able to go talk about it — because it's not just me doing it.
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Buyers will be able to upgrade to the Standard Plus version at any time, and previous Standard Plus buyers will be able to downgrade to Standard and get a refund.
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"To suffer what he has suffered, to still be able to find good in people and to still be able to see the beauty in life — it's remarkable," Silver said.
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" Continued the model, television host and cookbook author, "I don't want her to not be able to eat French fries or not be able to enjoy a piece of candy.
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Legal medical marijuana card-holding customers will be able to experience the strain by purchasing on site, but that's the only way you'll be able to give it a try.
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Nowachek argues that AI will never be able to accomplish that, to feel as immersed in the world as humans do, to be able to "forget" that it's wearing pads.
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Millions of Americans will be able to drive to a point at which they'll be able to see the sun disappear and everyone will see at least a partial eclipse.
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What are the skills that I need to grow, to get better and to be able to take that pay raise or be able to perform at the next level?
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You may not make $100,000 in one hit, but you may be able to make 20 hits staying in one company, and be able to make your return [on investment].
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You'll now be able to connect to WSL 2 Linux networking applications using localhost, which means developers will be able to host servers and access them through a browser locally.
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You won't be able to reply to Slack messages directly within Astro, but you will be able to tap on search results to jump straight to the conversation in Slack.
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The creator of a post will be able to see metrics inside of Instagram itself, while business partners will be able to view it through the Facebook Page Insights apps.
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The aim is to be able to generate questions in proper English and to be able to generate questions that can be answered within the confines of the source text.
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In the app's early days, you'll just be able to check out a few featured holes inside this app; it's not something you'll be able to access for every hole.
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While they won't always be able to capture that perfect touchdown catch, they will be able to tell viewers a different story that only a small, discrete camera could tell.
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To do that, it's not enough to be able to make one steak — you need to be able to make steaks at the same incredible scale that factory farms do.
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Cars, regardless of what system they're operating, will need to be able to communicate with one another just as people will need to be able to understand the cars' intentions.
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You want to be able to glide from event to event without breaking a sweat and be able to switch from day to night faster than you can say Prosecco.
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You'll be able to play all the games you want, with high settings, and your eyes will be able to keep up with all that action on the 144Hz screen.
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INGRAHAM: And Rudy, finally here -- GIULIANI: You have to be able to answer -- INGRAHAM: Yeah -- GIULIANI: -- you gotta be able to answer for your client or not answer at all.
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It's a beautiful thing, to be able to collaborate with people, and I'd say anyone's been blessed that's had the opportunity to be able to do that with other people.
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I want to be able to defend the number as a way to be able to say: there was weather and this time you really got to take weather seriously.
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Trade also scores for consumers, giving them opportunities to buy products they may not otherwise be able to enjoy, at prices they may not otherwise be able to afford. 85033.
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This is exactly why Gary Lineker will never be able to reclaim the 'shat on' jokes, and why David Ornstein will never be able to rid his mentions of memes.
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But this month's milestone will mean Iran will be able to sell its oil again on world markets and its banks will be able to connect to the global system.
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"I gained weight in order to be able to flip through between different weights," the actor says of wanting to be able to play Escobar at different ages throughout filming.
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"I was like, look, I want to be able to take my filmmaking up a notch, so I want to be able to make a bigger budget movie," he explains.
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This means that humans may never be able to climb up walls using just our hands and feet, we might be able to do so with specially engineered sticky pads.
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While people will still be able to access Vines that already exist (like this one, and this one, and this one), users will no longer be able to create them.
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"The main challenge is… to get people who can cope with digital, also be able to use an iPad, be able to look at data on a screen," explained Cochet.
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Republicans, therefore, will certainly be able to thwart the supermajorities required to pass a constitutional amendment, and will also almost certainly be able to stop a National Popular Vote workaround.
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It's a public structure and it's only democratic for it to be able to reflect the way we feel and for us to be able to have fun with it.
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Companies will be able "to plan that they will be able to continue undertaking these activities during the implementation period in much the same way as now," the BoE said.
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"They may be able to stop some big companies from doing it, from using end to end encryption, but people who want to use it will still be able to."
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He argued that the right candidate will be able to help Trump with his 2020 reelection campaign and be able to handle a potential onslaught of investigations by House Democrats.
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They won't be able to upgrade their ticket after purchase, though, and won't be able to make same-day flight changes or try to board an earlier flight on standby.
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With Lens, Pinterest wants you to be able to take a photo of and then identify anything from clothing to furniture, and then be able to buy what you see.
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The league made the news official on Friday, saying Gordon will be able to attend team practices and meetings ... but will not be able to play until he's properly conditioned.
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I will never be able to comprehend the pain felt by Deah, Yusor, and Razan's parents who will never be able to feel the warm embrace of their child again.
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Obviously, it would be great to be able to be able to take a tram down to the core and mantle of the earth and gather first-hand silicate data.
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Another thing that I find is crucial is to be able to look over the whole entire stage and to be able to see what's in and around the environment.
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JD: As the business scales you have to be able to move from self to system, you have to be able to get beyond yourself and yet capture the essence.
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"Huawei will only be able to use the public version of Android and will not be able to get access to proprietary apps and services from Google," the source said.
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So to finally be able to come back to Cincinnati, and be able to play in front of them, play in front of my grandma, will just be really cool.
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And so, while they might be able to stay in their homes for the next three months, they might not be able to pay the three months' worth of rent.
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You will not be able to seek an appraisal if you decide to appeal; likewise, if you seek an appraisal, you will not be able to file an appeal. 9.
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"I think it's important to be able to hear from John Bolton for us to be able to make an impartial judgment," Mitt Romney of Utah told reporters on Monday.
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While some may be able to file on a simplified form, others may be able to avoid the cost of having to hire an accountant because of tax code complexity.
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People using the Brave browser will be able to use their BAT to view web pages ad-free, and companies will be able to pay viewers for looking at ads.
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So this is a battle and I really hope that Democrats are going to be able to use their leverage and their tools to be able to win that battle.
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"You may be able to be undisciplined in politics, you may be able to lie to the press and the American people, but you can't lie in litigation," he added.
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However, employers that allow flexible remote work policies will be able to tap into wider talent pools, and they may be able to minimize the overhead cost of office space.
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They would be able to veto one statute, one executive order and one Supreme Court decision each year; they would be able to call a referendum, and impeach federal officials.
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Trains on the line will be able to reach speeds of 250 miles per hour (400 km/h) and will be able to transport an estimated 26,000 people each hour.
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So you're here to talk about your newest movie called "Zero Days" — you'll be able to see it in movie theaters, you'll be able to watch it [day and date].
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"I will be able to have a say in my national party, but I won't be able to have a say in my local politics by casting a ballot," she said.
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Under the new terms, non-paying users will no longer be able to freely access night mode on their cameras nor will they be able to record video for later viewing.
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"I always thought at some point that it would all calm down and he would be able to do what a retired person should be able to do," Raymond Jr. says.
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Once we roll out this update, you'll be able to see information about the apps and websites you've interacted with, and you'll be able to clear this information from your account.
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"It is going to be difficult ... not be able to work, not be able to provide for the family," he said, adding that his wife, a US citizen, has a job.
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Both should be able to decide what they want to do, based on their own individual circumstances and beliefs, and neither should be able to interfere with the other person's decision.
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Because even weighted down and moving slower, anyone that's six feet tall is going to be able to change direction and move much faster than Kong would ever be able to.
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Users will be able to look at who liked their own post, but they won't be able to see how many likes someone else's post got unless they manually count them.
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You have to be really driven, aggressive enough to be able to communicate your vision, and be able to motivate people and make them feel good about the project they're doing.
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People with Vivint security systems will be able to share footage from their outdoor cameras with neighbors, who will be able to tune into them live and post messages for others.
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"If we had better jobs we'd be able to feed and clothe ourselves on our own, but for that we need to be able to use our own language," he said.
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So I wanted the shoe to be able to break in fast and people to be able to feel comfortable with it, but then for it to last a long time.
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So to be able to come over here in our short little window and be able to get out and get face-to-face with our fans, it is definitely important.
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"It's nice to be able to play a game you love and be able to do it at a high level still, especially to do it in a win," he said.
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"My passion in life is to be able to help this new generation of content creators, empower them with the right solutions, tools, technologies to be able to succeed," Rafati said.
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I want people to be able to find me because I want to have more friends on Strava, but also I don't want just anyone to be able to find me.
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"The criteria the government should be able to use to outlaw speech would be different to the criteria that YouTube should be able to use," one employee wrote in the thread.
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Details: The move means Huawei will only be able to use the public, open-source version of Android, meaning it won't be able to offer Google's apps or its Play Store.
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The company believes that they'll be able to negotiate better deals with partners as they scale and that after clothing, they'll be able to grow to sourcing different types of apparel.
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If the VPN services link to the system, their users would not be able to reach websites which had been blocked or be able to use the banned Telegram messenger service.
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"They said that 15 people will be able to leave twice a week - but we can't work so I don't know how we'll be able to afford food," said the man.
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Because there's a very fundamental reason to be able to have access to this information, to be able to deal with this information; it is about keeping people safe and secure.
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Just like the police shouldn't be able to barge into your home without a warrant, Congress shouldn't be able to peer into your inbox with no limit and without proper cause.
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But Android users will additionally be able to report mobile speed cameras and stationary cameras, while both iOS and Android users will be able to see those updates during their drive.
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Users just expect to be able to listen to their tunes from a web browser Moreover, consumers just expect to be able to listen to their tunes from a web browser.
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Developers will also be able to set territory-specific pricing, and they'll be able to increase prices for new subscribers while keeping loyal customers at the older, lower pricing, we're told.
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"The PM has always said that she believes that we will be able to secure a deal which all members of parliament will be able to support," the spokesman told reporters.
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We want drone operators to be able to enjoy their hobby and businesses to be able to harness the potential of unmanned aircraft, and we want air travelers to be safe.
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First, politicians and organizations will still be able to tweet these things — they just won't be able to use Twitter's micro-targeting tools to engage in paid promotion of those tweets.
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The fear, they say, is not that hackers will be able to alter the vote count, but that they will be able to sow doubt in the integrity of the results.
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He might be able to increase his personal wealth, but to be able to show a roadmap of policy decisions, it's important to be a good leader in the political arena.
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They need to send their kid to college and be able to afford it, and they need to be able to afford health care or have it made available to them.
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Hopefully, with this decision, new high-quality clinics will be able to open in Texas and throughout the U.S., and women will be able to access abortion care closer to home.
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By decreasing the charge of Widow's Kiss, Widowmaker will be able to do more damage faster and be able to move more instead of standing still to charge up her snipe.
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And with more than 30 senators on board, the legislation will be able to bypass the committee approval process and Democrats will be able to force a vote on the floor.
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"If it is an emanation, you might be able to weigh it; and if it is a vibration, you should be able to reflect it from a mirror," he went on.
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Once upon a time, people said the gay community would not be able to achieve marriage equality, and would never be able to overturn Don't Ask Don't Tell but we were.
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CNN, for example, will be able to send you a news digest with the day's top headlines, while 1-800 Flowers will be able to mail your friend a dozen roses.
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According to Porsche, the Taycan Turbo will be able to produce 626 pound-feet of torque, while the Taycan Turbo S will be able to produce 774 pound-feet of torque.
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"Now our team will be able to go perform that testing and identify whether there's any additional corrupt code, and if so, we'll be able to fix it," Mr. Mulholland said.
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They want to be able to go to work and be able to afford their rent and put food on the table for their kids and send their kids to college.
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She had said that if there were calls for a roll-call vote, lawmakers might be able to vote by proxy, as not all would be able to be in Washington.
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I don't know how he'll be able to get that work in, but it's important to be able to face live pitching before you face the best pitching in the world.
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We may not be able to guess what will happen next — and we certainly won't be able to guess how — but it's getting easier to see the sense in the senseless.
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Nahom said the Air Force would be able to do things with the existing B-52s that they wouldn't be able to do with a B-1 or a B-2.
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You'll also need a Spotify Premium account to be able to stream music from your account on the Fitbit; regular ad-listeners won't be able to take advantage of the integration.
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My husband and I just want to be able to live and be able to buy a cake or a present for our kids when it's their birthday or for Christmas.
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Under the new system, patients would still be able to learn about the quality of the organ and they'd be able to decide with their doctors if they wanted to proceed.
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Oh, and reminders — you'll be able to set reminders.
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" "I'd be able to do it if I wanted.
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" "I'd be able to do it if I wanted.
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Soon you'll be able to swim on your own.
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" "We have to be able to have uncomfortable conversations.
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"There's already certain opportunities for a certain class of people to be able to run for office that others wouldn't, so this gives the opportunity for two working parents to be able to run for office that wouldn't otherwise have the extra funds to be able to run for office," Lamandre told the Ethics Board.
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"On the logistics side of the house, the environment in Europe has to be mature enough to be able to absorb 20,000 soldiers and get those soldiers to the right prepositioned locations to be able to grab the appropriate gear that they're supposed to get to their foxhole and be able to execute," Wolters said.
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I think it's been great to be able to take all of the chapters in my life and be able to pour it into a job like this because it all helps.
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Audrey will never be that carefree young girl again; Bobby will never be able to share his new life with his father; Dale Cooper will never be able to rescue Laura Palmer.
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Plus, interested customers will be able to obtain information about the specific garments used to make the products, with the hopes that shoppers will be able to make more informed purchasing decisions.
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If you choose to only block sponsored messages then you'll still be able to exchange messages with a company on Facebook, they just won't be able to target you for sponsored content.
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But what if you slackened your requirements and said that you only needed to be able to compute a vector for some points or only needed to be able to approximate vectors?
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They won't be able to get at more granular controls without installing the separate apps for each device, and they won't be able to control settings remotely unless you specifically allow it.
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"Children should be able to entertain themselves and play without being bombarded by promotional messages, which young people may not be able to accurately assess and identify as marketing," the letter states.
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They'll be able to play instantly through the Chrome browser on a computer, tablet, or phone, as well as Chromecast-enabled TVs, and they'll be able to switch seamlessly between the devices.
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Though you'll be able to shop her pieces on pre-sale on her website starting February 27, you won't be able to officially get your hands on these goods until early September.
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Walmart will be able to do this at a "really attractive cost," he said, hinting that the retailer will eventually be able to deliver general merchandise into the home, without any boxes.
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In order for it to pay off for Warner Media to be able to afford buying exclusive rights to major catalogs, it's going to need to be able to add subscribers quickly.
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Now, they will be able to designate a number of spots on their watch faces for these third-party integrations and users will be able to tweak them according to their needs.
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It doesn't appear they will be able to complete (this) in the next one or two years, but the intelligence authorities said it may be able to be weaponized sooner than expected.
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The vessel, however, won't be able to sail away from the reservoir near the hilly Sichuan village where it'll be docked — although guests onboard will be able to dine and stay overnight.
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And, indeed, we will not be able to shape these rules and procedures and the successor to the Paris Agreement the way that we would be able to if we stay in.
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You'll also be able to snap a photo with your favorite dinosaurs, level up the beasts you capture, and, unlike in Pokémon Go, you'll be able to battle them with other players.
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You will still be able to download Google's app if you'd prefer to use it, though it seems unlikely that third-party developers will be able to create full RCS-enabled apps.
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And the reason why is because there are just places that autonomous cars are just not going to be able to go or conditions they're not going to be able to handle.
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"The BFR is designed to be able to launch every few hours, whereas the Falcon architecture is designed to be able to launch every few days in an optimal situation," Musk said.
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Google wants users to be able to configure a nice-looking Ara phone — even though they won't be able to have complete control over the look of every single module shell anymore.
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By answering one question, you'll be able to find people who share the same view as you and they'll be able to show themselves for the thoughtful people they hopefully (hopefully) are.
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Additionally, insurers will still not be able to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, and young adults will be able to remain on their parents' plan through the age of 26.
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The notes will no longer be able to welcome Ocasio-Cortez into her office, but it's nice to know she'll still be able to glance at them from her desk every day.
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You will still be able to do your job without the internet (I will still be able to do my job without it, and look where you are reading this right now).
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If Paul votes no, the committee would not be able to report Giuliani or Bolton with a favorable recommendation, though it would still be able to discharge the nomination to the floor.
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People in these towns may not be able to get access to clean drinking water, and if they get infected — or already have cholera — they won't be able to access medical care.
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Mastcam-Z, as it's known, will be able to take panoramas and stereoscopic images just like Curiosity, but it will also be able to zoom in further than the older rover could.
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You'll be able to reconnect with your past and bring it with you into the future—or, if it's time to say goodbye, you'll be able to do it one last time.
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A student musician will best be able to understand what issues student musicians face, he says, and a single father will best be able to explain what issues other single fathers face.
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The protections may still be in place, but the sick may not be able to afford the policies or may not be able to find any comprehensive plans offered in their area.
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"I think that's the main goal, just be able to keep your feel, be able to come into the start, and be consistent," Verlander told reporters of his approach to the game.
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"What is going on is that the school will be able to accept money, donations, so that we will be able to pay off the program as soon as possible," Plaksin said.
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You know, in other words, people will be able to, instead of just swiping on a picture — that's going to look really, really rudimentary very quickly — people will be able to stream.
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While it's unclear whether you'll be able to add a cool 300 grand to your profits, at least you'll be able to add another line to your extensive resume: expert delivery driver.
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Users will be able to access existing downloads through the store and access purchases via third-parties, but beginning this week, they'll no longer be able to buy apps through the store.
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If you want to ditch your bank app, you need to be able to view your balance and your transactions, but you also need to be able to send and receive money.
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Therefore, he needs to be able to summon a great deal of energy — both mental and physical — to be able to maintain this pace and still be effective at what he does.
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Finally, current cursive advocates often argue that students who don't learn cursive won't be able to read it — "they won't be able to read the Declaration of Independence" — but that is misleading.
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Designed for strength and efficiency, the schooner will be able to carry 503,000 pounds of cargo, and its diesel engine should be able to make up for any lulls in the wind.
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I definitely think there should be something that's done at the government level, supplying businesses with the cash flow to be able to keep going and to be able to pay workers.
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Advertisers will be able to target users the same way they do on Facebook; that means they won't be able to target based on any information included in a user's private messages.
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If a person is not old enough to be able to rent a car or buy a beer, then he should not be able to legally purchase a weapon of mass destruction.
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Those are opportunities that their older counterparts will never be able to get through DACA+, and that millions of parents of people like them will never be able to get through DAPA.
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For the Warriors to be able to score against Toronto's terrific defense, they may not be able to have many stretches in which both Klay Thompson and Curry aren't on the floor.
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"If I caused the fire, I wouldn't be able to file bankruptcy and I wouldn't be able to make other people pay for it," Ms. Hall said in an interview last week.
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I know that I won't be able to get where you would need me to be by the end of this, wholeheartedly I know that I won't be able to get there.
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"It would be challenging to be able to launch something like this and have it spread very quickly without an existing significant audience to be able to promote that to," Pearson says.
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Those familiar with Trump's work on the campaign trail say he'll be able to balance official duties and campaigning, noting he'll be able to delegate many issues to his White House team.
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I need to be able to take that information and all those issues that are being brought up from around the world and be able to listen to what people are suggesting.
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Once someone is banned they will still be able to watch but won't be able to comment or react to the stream or other people, and their previous comments will be removed.
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But I think what we're going to be able to do on testing is we're going to be able to make modifications that the system is designed to be modified if necessary.
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"That first step really gave us a margin to be able to breathe and to know that if something fell apart that we'd be able to take care of it," Cherie says.
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So, it made abundant good sense for us to be able to be in that market, to clearly be able to tell American companies you can come here, you can work here.
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During this process, you'll be able to uncover how much (if any) salary or stipend they might be willing to offer, and how much vacation time you'll be able to cash in.
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It feels good to get it down, get it over with, and like I said, be able to put it out for my kids to be able to keep playing, keep fighting.
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They say they just want the VA to be able to conduct it, and they want veterans to be able to talk to their providers about whether they should be using marijuana.
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So, the sort of computer algorithm that you need to be able to understand the environment around you, the pathfinding algorithms to be able to navigate and interact with it, human interface.
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The East Coast of the United States will be able to see the entire transit, while the West Coast will be able to see most of the event after the sun rises.
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They have to be able to trust me to have their back, and I have to be able to trust them to tell them some stuff, like who I might be [investigating].
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Now, I do think that we're gonna move towards this world where eventually you'll be able to capture a whole experience that you're in and be able to send that to someone.
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That means a podcaster — or podcast advertiser — will be able to see general listening behavior, but won't be able to create content — or ads — targeted for individuals, or even groups of listeners.
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I am so thankful every day for the fact that I grew up in a time when nobody thought blacks would be able to be integrated into American society, they would never be able to hold important positions, they'd never be respected intellectually, they'd never be able to do the things that they are now able to do.
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"Ultimately, we will be able to identify injury risk scenarios, and we will be able to predict injury risk scenarios, and we will be able to find innovations that will make the game safer for our athletes while maintaining high quality of play," Jeff Crandall, chair of the NFL's engineering committee, said during the program announcement.
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All signs suggest that you'll be able to listen to Man of the Woods more or less wherever you would like to: You should be able to stream it on Spotify, on Apple Music, or on Amazon Music, and you'll absolutely be able to buy it as a digital download, as a CD, or as a vinyl record.
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Aira's monthly plans range from $89 to $329, which means low-income people may not be able to afford the service, though they may be able to include it as a tax deduction.
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"Once we roll out this update, you'll be able to see information about the apps and websites you've interacted with, and you'll be able to clear this information from your account," Zuckerberg wrote.
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"We wanted users to be able to bend their fingers, which is hard to do in other finger vibrators, and [to be able to] put it on in a jiffy," Fine tells us.
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Next is Imperfect (I1), in which others will start to be able to notice imperfections, then Imperfect 2 (I2), which you will definitely be able to notice an inclusion with the natural eye.
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We thought that there's some type of content that we want to be able to have on the platform, if we don't have a subscription service, we won't be able to offer that.
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But the bill is expected to pass, meaning soon most Canadians over the age of 18 will be able to buy weed, and households will be able to grow up to four plants.
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That means some states will be able to make it a little easier and some states will be able to make it a little more difficult for telecom companies to offer these subsidies.
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If the sky is clear that day, you'll be able to see it with your eclipse glasses, or you can make a pinhole projector and you would be able to see the partial.
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And I realized that we're never going to be able to — she's never going to be able to perform with these huge fake teeth in her mouth for the rest of the movie.
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Weather ControlIt's unlikely that our species will be able to completely control the weather by the end of the current century, but we should be able to put a serious dent into it.
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"Once we roll out this update, you'll be able to see information about the apps and websites you've interacted with, and you'll be able to clear this information from your account," Zuckerberg explains.
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They want to be able to engage with an app, they want to play a game, they want to be able to see another kid unboxing the product and building something with it.
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And listeners will be able to visit a dedicated page for each podcast, from where they'll be able to play the episodes and find subscribe buttons for all the podcast platforms Anchor supports.
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"They started telling us about the chairs he could sit in, because he would never be able to see himself, he would never be able to walk, talk, learn or communicate," she says.
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Lopez said Monday that it is now unclear if her son will be able to renew that deal, or if he'll even be able to play video games at the professional level again.
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We won't be able to develop better diagnostic tests as rapidly as we could and we won't be able to improve mosquito control to protect ourselves from Zika and other mosquito born illnesses.
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Because they'll be able to control their speeds with more precision and use data on traffic miles down the road, they'll be able to anticipate slow-downs much more effectively than any human.
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"Russia's activities from Aleppo and in the region are making it much more difficult to be able to come to the table and be able to have a serious conversation," Kerry told reporters.
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"If a service member can do the job and is willing, they should be able to serve -- and they should be able to be open about who they are," said North Dakota Sen.
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The next iPhone may not be able to hold a candle to the Galaxy S8 when it comes to how fast you'll be able to download music and movies or surf the web.
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At the end of it, I think we'll be able to look back on this era and be able to say who was the best, who was number two, who was number three.
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The James Webb Space Telescope will be able to look at targets discovered by K2 in some detail, and it will be able to focus on at least 10 exoplanets in great detail.
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To use a traditional controller, gamers are expected to be able to use both hands, all ten fingers, equal strength on both sides of the body, and be able to push small buttons.
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I think that understanding what I enjoy, being frank and open about what I want and like, enables me to be able to be able to give clear 'yes's' and 'no's' to lovers.
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Scheduled for launch in the latter part of 2017, these transmitters will be able to charge at a range of 3-15 feet (0.9-4.6 meters) and should be able to charge smartphones.
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You might not be able to leave the office, but, with great sound, you should be able to close your eyes and feel like you’re in paradise with a great beat.
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Tall buildings make it possible for a higher percentage of people to be able to walk to work, and a still higher percentage to be able to use public transportation rather than cars.
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"I think baseball's a little easier for me because it's just what I'm gifted at, what I'm blessed to be able to do — throw a fastball and be able to locate," said Bush.
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"I've actually been very fortunate to be able to work with such amazing girls, I've surprised myself and how hard I've worked to be able to be where I am," Rose told PEOPLE.
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Scott Perry, who has been in negotiations, said he may not be able to support the measure because, once citizens, former DACA recipients could be able to sponsor their parents for legal status.
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You'll be able to perform tasks like turning on the TV and changing the device's volume; with FireTV support you'll be able to query Alexa to direct you to specific movies and shows.
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What's also interesting is that 85 percent of consumers surveyed here want to be able to not just get messages from brands but also be able to answer them using the same channels.
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You won't be able to tell if President Trump viewed a web page, but you will be able to see that it was someone using an IP address associated with the White House.
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"In order for the relationship to be able to heal, the couple has to be able to process what happened, why it happened and how to avoid it in the future," Mann said.
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"In order for the relationship to be able to heal, the couple has to be able to process what happened, why it happened and how to avoid it in the future," she said.
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Without such a visa, a foreign partner would be able to stay in Hong Kong only on a short-term tourist visa and would not be able to work or receive public services.
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You might be able to smell food even though it's in a container, but a new study found that elephants appeared to be able to smell how much food is in the container.
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"It is incorrect and unwise to imagine that some day all producer countries will be able to export their surplus oil and Iran will not be able to export its oil," he said.
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Floor brokers would also be able to access the NYSE electronically and execute orders, though some may not be able to fully participate in some parts of trading, such as the closing auction.
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As a commercial real estate and office space firm, SquareFoot ultimately has to be able to meet with clients to view potential sites, and those clients need to be able to travel freely.
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"I want to be able to win matches where I'm not playing my best, play players who are playing great, be able to come through," Williams said in her post-match press conference.
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A lot of this would be tied to cloud computing—you wouldn't be able to get your files and unless you had local copies or paper copies—you wouldn't be able to work.
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Under the bill, taxpayers would no longer be able to deduct their state and local income and sales taxes and would only be able to deduct up to $10,000 of their property taxes.
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So it made sense for us to be able to start this program and to allow international students to be able to broadcast the games and also reach an audience out in China.
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"I looked at myself as someone who happened to be able to talk about parenthood in a way many women wanted to be able to but were afraid to," Armstrong, now 43, says.
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That way, they'll be able to find the whale again.
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They'll be able to tell if your pair is safe.
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Hopefully, he'll come back and be able to address that.
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Should bereaved parents be able to clone a lost child?
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Uber users will also be able to hail a Yandex.
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They'll be able to figure out how to find you.
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"It takes failures to be able to succeed," Boyd said.
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Thank goodness I will be able to walk again soon.
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But not everyone will be able to log in today.
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Not everyone will be able to sign up for Study.
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It should be able to stand the test of time.
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It's so good; I won't be able to top it.
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They might not be able to expand into other categories.
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IF: Oh okay, well, you should be able to, then.
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I wanted to be able to use real headphones again.
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A problem that video games may be able to solve.
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No missile defense system will be able to withstand it.
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As a bonus, you'll be able to enjoy them, too.
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I want to be able to drive down the road.
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But it's so beautiful to be able to explore that.
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I wouldn't be able to clerk for a federal judge.
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Are you going to be able to participate in that?
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How will Macy's be able to get some of that?
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You'll also be able to check out Polygon's vintage arcade.
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Additionally, patients may not necessarily be able to comparison shop.
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It was really something to be able to watch that.
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A new paper might be able to answer that question.
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" "People have to be able to get to their doctors.
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As to when you might be able to buy one?
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That's something we all should be able to agree on.
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Hopefully, that's one secret they won't be able to keep.
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Illini backers may be able to forget the last year.
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Will she be able to read some of his books?
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You shouldn't be able to just put stuff out there.
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I'm not going to be able to see him graduate.
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Let people be able to voice their opinions about things.
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We're not saying we won't be able to send messages.
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Would I be able to plug in multiple, 144hz monitors?
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This time, the Pikachu might be able to catch you.
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Will I still be able to serve in the military?
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They're not sure when they'll be able to go home.
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But I want to be able to live my life.
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Will I ever be able to use my right arm?
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Is Rick going to be able to keep it together?
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To be able to do all of her own stunts.
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"You gotta be able to take it," Kelly, 22018, agreed.
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It will be able to relate those stories to others.
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Those households won't be able to participate in the Oasis.
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Trump, I'd be able to stop it in one week.
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"I don't plan to be able to retire," Warner said.
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U.S. cellphone users will not be able to opt out.
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I think eventually everyone will be able to do that.
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And -- and they&aposll be able to push these issues.
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I'm glad she won't be able to victimize anyone else.
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Probably. Will you ever be able to buy one, though?
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I feel very fortunate to be able to do it.
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I hope to be able to move beyond the bitterness.
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"We will be able to address tomorrow," Cox said Thursday.
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The Guzzle Buddy might be able to help with that.
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Instead you might be able to get an i3 processor.
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This fueled his desire to be able to inform them.
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I'm not going to be able to have kids anymore.
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Should your family be able to inherit your Facebook messages?
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Should Your Family Be Able to Inherit Your Facebook Messages?
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Will I be able to send my kids to college?
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You used to be able to take them to concerts.
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However, you may be able to reduce your car debt.
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But it's very exciting to be able to do that.
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They won't be able to talk their way through that.
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"We just want Sydney to be able to play basketball."
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Are our allies going to be able to trust us?
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He has little confidence he'll be able to pay it.
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She wanted to be able to take care of herself.
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So, would he like congress to be able to act?
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I was proud to be able to work with him.
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You have to be able to bump into each other.
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Hopefully, we'll be able to get between $50,000 and $500,000.
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A new app claims it may be able to help.
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Will they be able to make history all over again?
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"You should be able to automate that somehow," he continued.
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Starting on November 25, you'll be able to subscribe instantly.
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You will not be able to gauge the difference between .
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Whether he'll be able to do that is still unclear.
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We need to be able to count on each other.
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" - "I would not be able to love a gay son.
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You're not going to just be able to stream that.
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She might be able to convince me on this one.
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Instead they will be able to park along the route.
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You'll be able to get it for 2299 euros ($2316).
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You won't be able to take your eyes off him.
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And they should be able to generate meaningful cash flow.
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Because the Fed will not be able to accommodate that.
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There, Sater suggested, Cohen might be able to meet Putin.
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I might be able to turn it into a quarter.
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If it's in 4K, you'll be able to enjoy it.
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People have to be able to vote with their feet.
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I want you to be able to tell me anything.
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It is our privilege to be able to make it.
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Well, Twitter says you will be able to in June.
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We have to be able to be smart about it.
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They will be able to regulate themselves without human operators.
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Maybe Betty really will be able to get past this.
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I will never be able to make peace with that.
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Alec Baldwin is never going to be able to retire!
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He has the ability to be able to do it.
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The recipient won't be able to go anywhere without it.
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I think without it I wouldn't be able to live.
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They're gonna have to be able to communicate with people.
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You'll be able to even it out when you fold.
|
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Will the president be able to finish all four books?
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We bet you won't be able to spot the difference.
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You want to be able to adjust the inflation rate.
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If it does, will I be able to squeeze on?
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Starting February 13th, you'll no longer be able to attach .
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You're only going to be able to trick them once.
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You should be able to stream tomorrow's Senate hearing below.
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So hopefully we'll be able to continue to pursue that.
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So it's nice to be able to help people still.
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Tomorrow, with VR, we'll be able to communicate with experience.
|
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"We should be able to take some also," he said.
|
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Maybe then you'll finally be able to get some sleep.
|
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They have to be able to bring in a superstar.
|
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Girls should be able to have this freedom or whatever.
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Free users will only be able to make direct calls.
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Here's one way they would be able to do it.
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We should be able to deliver it in the fall.
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"We need students to be able to answer undefined problems."
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How then would we even be able to detect one?
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If you do, I will be able to have lunch.
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We want to be able to provide for our children.
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They'll still be able to show their Discover content elsewhere.
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He'll be able to wear these both professionally and casually.
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Scooters. And to be able to detect inebriation in passengers!
|
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Eventually, Story Remix will be able to go even further.
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You've got to be able to look in the mirror.
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There's so much that we wouldn't be able to orchestrate.
|
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Will she ever be able to call herself a princess?
|
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I used to be able to sell them on this.
|
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I'm honored to be able to go home with him.
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Broadcast networks will be able to earn more for advertisements.
|
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Google announced today that you'll be able to register a .
|
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It's cool; you'll be able to stream it on Spotify.
|
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But we need Democrats to be able to do it.
|
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Artificial intelligence will soon be able to decode your poop.
|
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The shoes should be able to pair again after that.
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DAVID FABER: So, you'll be able to engage with them.
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Starred contacts will still be able to trigger audio ringtones.
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We certainly won't be able to forget #puppymonkeybaby anytime soon.
|
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You're going to have to be able to win Florida.
|
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Vox might just be able to succeed where Medium failed.
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I need to be able to use my upper body.
|
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So you got to be able to send a message.
|
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They want to be able to insulate themselves against shocks.
|
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They would never be able to get their cost back.
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"We should be able to live, not survive," declared another.
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I'm not gonna be able to wear any makeup tonight.
|
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Otherwise we will not be able to give a discount.
|
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You'll presumably be able to cue it up through Alexa.
|
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They'll also be able to save content to a library.
|
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It's really helped me to be able to look forward.
|
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Next year, I'll be able to put it into words.
|
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Then Walmart would not be able to get a refund.
|
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They should be able to turn it on or off.
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And now you'll be able to do this with friends.
|
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They think they should be able to have it all.
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It's great to be able to talk about these things.
|
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Cowperthwaite: I wouldn't be able to do this without him.
|
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I'm not going to be able to relate to you!
|
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NBC News has not be able to verify her allegations.
|
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I would love to be able to get to yes.
|
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You'll be able to get the HAY colors from Sonos.
|
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We were not going to be able to rest easy.
|
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DARPA thinks AI should be able to do just that.
|
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Once you do, you won't be able to unsee it.
|
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I will be able to carry out my other duties.
|
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But at least you will be able to survive it.
|
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But under the new law, they wouldn't be able to.
|
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And we should be able to get the job done.
|
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All companies will be able to sign up in September.
|
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And I expect that's what he'll be able to do.
|
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She is delighted to be able to be here tonight.
|
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They would not be able to vote or claim benefits.
|
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When they're this compressed, they shouldn't be able to move.
|
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People without Vivint cameras will be able to join too.
|
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During that hiatus, she won't be able to make money.
|
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Too bad you probably won't be able to buy one.
|
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I don't know if I'll be able to achieve it.
|
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Customers will be able to keep the additional money dispensed.
|
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It also means you wouldn't be able to use iMessage.
|
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Users will need Telegram v3.13 to be able to play.
|
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To be able to do that is historic, its awesome.
|
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Learn how you may be able to restore your account.
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I will not be able to please everyone of you.
|
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But you'll still be able to watch free TV online.
|
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Farmers should also be able to demand a good price.
|
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I need to be able to react and go anywhere.
|
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Not everyone will be able to make it to Enigma.
|
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The government said, 'You must be able to do this.
|
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Recipients will even be able to walk the red carpet.
|
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I'm not gonna be able to get on the plane.
|
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The facility will be able to store 600 million pounds.
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DO YOU THINK YOU'LL BE ABLE TO SPEAK OUT MORE?
|
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How much information will Square Enix be able to show?
|
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Eventually, she'd like to be able to give even more.
|
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Whatever the demand is, we'll be able to meet it.
|
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But I would not be able to live with myself.
|
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Many households' finances may be able to afford higher rates.
|
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"You need to be able to afford it," Moraif said.
|
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So will your search engine be able to do that?
|
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None of them will be able to be the same.
|
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They will not be able to appeal against the decisions.
|
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Now they won't be able to start until further notice.
|
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It doesn't allow a group to be able to grow.
|
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Will it ever be able to work without a human?
|
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But I'm very grateful to be able to do this.
|
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I think he has to be able to answer that.
|
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Viewers will also be able to donate to the fund.
|
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More importantly, you'll be able to create your own Memoji.
|
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Iran would be able to creep towards the nuclear threshold.
|
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I can just play enough to be able to sample.
|
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Service providers will also be able to access the information.
|
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Look hard, u should be able to spot sensors. pic.twitter.
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Soon, American consumers will be able to do the same.
|
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But will he be able to change FIFA's corrupted culture?
|
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Additionally, you'll be able to retweet and quote tweet yourself.
|
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I would like to be able to sustain [my music].
|
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She has to be able to do everything, you know?
|
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And, really, why shouldn't they be able to do so?
|
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Yandex said consumers would be able to use both Yandex.
|
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Recipients will be able to read the messages in Outlook.
|
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I was worried that I wouldn't be able to cope.
|
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Otherwise only the rich will be able to afford privacy.
|
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We'll be able to catch it December 7 on NBC.
|
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Aim to actually be able to see your desktop background.
|
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"You gotta be able to take it," Kelly, 47, agreed.
|
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We want to be able to tell all the stories.
|
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Ideally, readers won't be able to tell who made what.
|
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I think the world would not be able to function.
|
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And yes, technically, Thiel might be able to do that.
|
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When will regular people be able to go to space?
|
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Pretty soon, you'll be able to print your pizza order.
|
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It's the truth; we should be able to handle it.
|
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I want to barely be able to walk for days.
|
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We want people to be able to think for themselves.
|
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Several members expressed a desire to be able to attend.
|
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It's dope to be able to reinvent him in 2018.
|
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Everybody wants the freedom to be able to move around.
|
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And you'll be able to try it for yourself soon.
|
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Only then will troops be able to develop workable plans.
|
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Will you be able to play games you already own?
|
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Still, the shield should be able to do the trick.
|
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The system should be able to display more historical data.
|
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You won't be able to send stickers or install apps.
|
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Surely it's good to be able to skim when needed.
|
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I couldn't walk like I should be able to walk.
|
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Employees will also be able to track their own movements.
|
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Y'all are going to be able to tell the difference.
|
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You'll be able to read all the messages they've exchanged.
|
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Like, you're not going to be able to be president.
|
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So we will be able to replicate that come fall.
|
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I wouldn't be able to eat most food without this!
|
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You'll be able to make more connections between different topics.
|
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Once supported, customers will be able to withdraw bitcoin cash.
|
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She will be able to use laptops and desktop computers.
|
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However, Eurosceptics would be able to campaign against that position.
|
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Soon we won't even be able to stand being here.
|
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We didn't think we would be able to drive up.
|
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You've got to be alive to be able to progress.
|
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I just wasn't ready to be able to do that.
|
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Will Frank (Tobias Menzies) be able to endure the pain?
|
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Premium subscribers will be able to test the feature first.
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You have to be able to lift probably 25 pounds.
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You'll be able to see what song is currently playing.
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She wanted to be able to take time apart again.
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They wouldn't be able to sell their shows or books.
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How will they be able to communicate with their rovers?
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You have to be able to live a comfortable life.
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You won't be able to use these for awhile either.
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INGRAHAM: -- never going to be able to pay that back.
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Customers will now be able to log into their Walmart.
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We might be able to deal with the situation easily.
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I should be able to leave anything I want there.
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We have to be able to find ourselves in education.
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Maybe you'll be able to get through the whole thing.
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Shouldn't drones be able to take a load off too?
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A: We might just be able to form the government.
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Functionally, Jibo will still be able to perform some activities.
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Americans may not be able to maintain that spending pace.
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You need to be able to battle through that adversity.
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Pretty sure I'll never be able to enjoy them again.
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He wanted to be able to make her laugh again.
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Drivers will be able to access three different Chevrolet models.
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We'll be able to confirm these details, and more, tomorrow.
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But don't expect to be able to bottle your feelings.
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P2P platforms will also not be able to take deposits.
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"You better be able to deliver that food," he said.
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Many question whether he will be able to do so.
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I've got to be able to accept my gubernatorial salary.
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" "Trump wants to be able to do whatever he likes.
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They may be able to search for one for you.
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Just turn on VoiceOver and be able to start coding.
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So, just how would you be able to start streaming?
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I'd like them to be able to laugh at themselves.
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I think we may be able to win this game.
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All our children should be able to pursue their dreams.
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GUTFELD: We should be able to do that at work.
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In other words, you'll be able to buy Nintendo stuff.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think they should be able to protest.
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I think to be able to see that means everything.
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But you'll still be able to function (almost totally) normally.
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Then all bikes must be able to lock to something.
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You have lost the ability to be able to fly.
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You've got to be able to play with a lead.
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I knew that I would be able to do something.
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Soon Ava will be able to do that curation automatically.
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I want people to be able to understand the budget.
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We want families to be able to feel comfortable there.
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You'll be able to form some deep connections this evening.
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