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able

[ey-buhl] / ˈeɪ bəl /




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Borrowers who want to be able to use a plan that ties payments to income and offers access to cancellation after a certain number of years need to consolidate their loans.

From MarketWatch

But if your home doesn’t have enough items of value to meet an estate-sales company’s minimum threshold, you won’t be able to work with them.

From MarketWatch

But maybe not, he noted, if the company is able to get more favorable pricing than its competitors.

From MarketWatch

“I like being able to see the tiniest detail, then letting it expand out into the cosmos. I’m thinking about those two scales constantly and about where we fit between those scales.”

From Los Angeles Times

With threats like climate change looming, “whoever succeeds Chuck will play an essential role in whether California is able to protect our natural heritage in the very, very difficult decades ahead,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times