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This means that to receive assistance, countries must have governments able and willing to meet criteria set by donors, such as putting forth funding proposals and showing financial capability.

If she were willing to take questions, perhaps she might have some insight about the unsolved 1990 Gardner Museum robbery, which has much in common with her Beit collection heist.

They see the essential need for in-person schooling and have been willing to invest the resources necessary to make sure this continues safely.

The Wizards believe the Israeli teen has a high ceiling and are willing to be patient with his development.

Even highly motivated sellers can’t make a trade if there aren’t buyers willing to include worthwhile pieces to move up the board.

They were all fast-tracked by General Manager Mike Rizzo, who has now used Justin Upton, Bryce Harper, Soto and the rest to show he is willing to promote kids, really, if they can help his team win.

That added effort can be more than advertisers are willing to put in, especially if they are unsure how much it may boost their campaigns’ performance.

Many in line said they wanted tests before Thanksgiving and were willing to wait as long as needed to avoid infecting their families.

Stevens told the woman the administration was at that time “willing to financially assist her with counseling expenses or legal expenses to help her with press inquiries,” Turner wrote.

“It’s not just engaging around events, it’s engaging between events as well, and that’s why they’re willing to pay us.”