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ability

[uh-bil-i-tee] / əˈbɪl ɪ ti /




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The 2006-07 season did not start too well, and I was being criticised by some supporters about how the club had been so quiet during the summer transfer window - even my own chief executive questioned my ability to bring players in too!

From BBC

"We want our children to have that easy access to good nutrition because we know that it improves behaviour and ability to learn in school," she said.

From BBC

The study also lacked imaging data, which limited the ability to confirm CAA and stroke diagnoses more precisely.

From Science Daily

For months, Kontigo offered users the ability to move money between U.S. bank accounts at JP Morgan Chase—transactions that are largely barred by sanctions—by routing them through an intermediary.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fundraising coincided with a rebranding of the company’s service as a way to give users anywhere in the world the ability to buy and sell dollar-pegged cryptocurrencies without providing identity documents, according to a promotional video.

From The Wall Street Journal