10 Results for: (Concept:00001740-a)
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10084 " Last week he hurled the local blacksmith over a parapet into a stream , and it was only by paying over all the money which I could gather together that I was able to avert another public exposure .
10495 This man strikes even deeper , but I think , Watson , that we shall be able to strike deeper still .
11215 But if you could have stopped , I might possibly have been able to return with you in a day or two .
11216 Meanwhile you will leave me these papers , and I think that it is very likely that I shall be able to pay you a visit shortly and to throw some light upon your case . "
60066 They will not be able to protect vested interests , manage interests , and will lose reasons for inducing benefits from their sphere of their activities .
61160 However , even if it may take a long time , we have to create a system to be able to expel immediately those candidates with low or no aspirations .
61239 " In order to pass muster in international society , first of all one must be good at communication . In pursuit of this , a minimum requirement is to acquire a mastery of foreign languages , especially English . Then it is desirable that one be able to look at things from a broad , global perspective , and to be able to associate with people in a natural manner . "
61901 In particular , the collapsed elevating structures for expressways which had been supposedly able to withstand the magnitude equivalent to that for the Great_Kanto_Earthquake as well as the fallen bridges for the bullet trains which had been the creme de la creme this engineering giant had to offer further increased the nation 's fear and anxiety .
61986 If there had been a warning about the earthquake this time , we should have been able to substantially reduce the number of deaths and fires .
62088 In other words , one has to adhere to the basic rule that the other party should be able to anticipate the limit of " concessions to be available to the suggested point but no further . "

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