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able

[ey-buhl] / ˈeɪ bəl /




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Mr Hudd said he was "trying to put all of this behind me but it's proving difficult", adding "there has been additional financial stress as I haven't been able to work since it's happened".

From BBC

Your next toy purchase might be powered by artificial intelligence and able to converse with your kids.

From Los Angeles Times

“The most important thing in criminal cases is to have the clients get immediate treatment, and be able to cooperate in his defense, which will not happen while he’s in jail,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Ultimately, the more successful and independent they become, the less you will have to worry about them, and the more you will be able to enjoy the fruit of all your hard work as teachers.

From MarketWatch

The underlying theme is scarcity: In a sector used to moving slowly to match flat demand, supply isn’t able to keep up with the growing and urgent power needs of artificial intelligence.

From The Wall Street Journal