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able

[ey-buhl] / ˈeɪ bəl /




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Even in a game in which you can’t know more than anyone else, being able to separate emotions from money would earn players more money.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite this, she said: "Spotify is crucial. You reach an insane amount of people that you would never be able to reach otherwise."

From BBC

By examining more than 31,000 tree species across the globe, scientists were able to map how forests are likely to change in the coming decades.

From Science Daily

But while she was delighted when the opt-out system was introduced, she didn't realise the "fatal flaw" of next of kin being able to rescind their loved one's wishes.

From BBC

He described the rescued PoWs as "like living skeletons," but said they were still able to smile.

From BBC