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capable

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the loudest his lungs arecapableof i open the door
the loudest his lungs arecapableof the shock of seeing
gently as if i wascapableof anything more energetic ye
it is the only languagecapableof effectively expressing a particular
i have found them perfectlycapableof expressing anything i wanted
its own humour it iscapableof expressing the full range
be the case members arecapableof expressing themselves with passion
bag i was also perfectlycapableof carrying on climbing after
he well knows is perfectlycapableof lodging an amendment which
that most members were perfectlycapableof making that decision for
in it but that iscapableof delivering more the executive
those who were assessed ascapableof delivering quality were shortlisted
service in scotland that iscapableof delivering the highest quality
service in scotland that iscapableof delivering the highest quality
was fortunate in having acapableand sympathetic translator whose name
a powerful respectit communicative toolcapableo mony roles bi the
he hid forgot he wizcapableo he threw in aa
have an infrastructure that iscapableof giving security not just
that scotland s infrastructure iscapableof meeting the needs of
of which children alone arecapableand imparted to the service
young very alone intellectually giftedcapableof happiness and becoming aware
be watched because he wascapableof doing something m1007: mmhm
that snow is alive andcapableof human like suffering in
company that we believe iscapableof running the service will
are enterprising people who arecapableof setting up and running
villain means somebody who iscapableof doing pretty awful things
on more responsibilities and arecapableof doing so but we
that the first minister iscapableof doing something better the
authorities and health boards arecapableof deciding whether someone delivers
me to write jenny iscapableof anything right she could
because my mum certainly wascapableof of ehm she read
it but she was certainlycapableof such an action i
be a public service broadcastercapableof responding in a national
health departments would be quitecapableof leading a team but
were some jobs she wascapableof accomplishing well janice meikleweight
with her are more thancapableof making those points in
out but no i amcapableof action i stride across
they were thought to becapablein the past few years
they thought candidates were generallycapableof attaining we were under
of my very own andcapableof appreciating art and poetry
most muscular style i mcapableof i didn t have
that the medieval church wascapableof a far more advanced
and reveals that he iscapableof even more than the
pedagogy and who was ascapableof imparting to his children
empty vessel but it iscapableay haudin mair grief than
of recycled goods and thosecapableof re use build on
all their buildings that werecapableof housing cattle of all
they are programmed and arecapableof being implemented i met
cards independent clauses which arecapableof extension such as i
ways and ought to becapableof finding solutions that are
extremely rich and are wellcapableof serving as vehicles of
of which scots prose iscapableand is not only a
development and agricultural modernisation notcapableof being separated out for
so that tourism will becapableof benefiting from the new
of legal challenge and iscapableof effective enforcement any inconsistencies
next three years that iscapableof funding our priorities of
is the local authority sectorcapableof furnishing the requirements of
targets indicators and monitoring mechanismscapableof measuring progress in this
of your attack be onecapableof rou- rousing intense hostility
piece of legislation which iscapableof such amendment phil gallie
and dynamic knowledge based economycapableof sustained economic growth with
punishment may befit a mancapableof the treachery and misdeed
need to be flexible andcapableof transferring skills in order
just a drizzle but stillcapableof wetting us can you
i am now in hercapablehands she told me there
or sumthing us russians ircapableo sic graund thochts but
freend relative stupit biased urcapableuv oney collusion then ye

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