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able

[ey-buhl] / ˈeɪ bəl /




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“People might be able to get a better deal by paying cash out of their own pocket rather than going through their insurance product,” Perlman said.

From MarketWatch

“One of the coolest parts of the show is to be able to have big ideas and to actually be able to execute them when they’re the right big idea,” Fogelman says.

From Los Angeles Times

McGinn initially thought he might be able to play on without surgery.

From BBC

American officials want their captain appointed quickly and Woods is hardly in the right place to be able to accept their job offer.

From BBC

If you give an adviser power of attorney to make trades and don’t like it, you should always be able to rescind that permission.

From MarketWatch