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able

[ey-buhl] / ˈeɪ bəl /




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They would also consider if Luiz would have been able to get across to prevent the shot.

From BBC

The two spend the years picking at each other while secretly growing fond of the other’s company, though never able to act on their feelings due to the difference in their social status.

From Salon

Brook said Banton was now able to alter his approach to the game and the conditions, the hallmark of a good player.

From Barron's

Scientists have not been able to grow most of these bacteria in the lab, which has made them difficult to study directly.

From Science Daily

“Being more seasoned and being able to reflect on my journey while I’m still in it is something that’s very, very different.”

From Los Angeles Times