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• Family stories are funny things, though, capable of morphing and shifting over the years until the unknowns outnumber the knowns.

• Technology capable of changing your brain’s activity with just a subtle nudge, however, brings “manipulation risks to the next level,” Ienca says.

• Technology capable of changing your brain’s activity with just a subtle nudge, however, “brings current manipulation risks to the next level,” Ienca says.

• It’s also become evident that children are capable of transmitting the virus to some extent.

• That meant populous Fairfax County, which with the Inova hospital system had set up a network of sites capable of delivering at least 30,000 doses weekly, was positioned to scoop up more than half of Virginia’s weekly vaccine allocation.

• At that point, who knows what they could have been capable of.

• Hollywood might possibly fear North Korean sleeper cells capable of blowing up theaters that screen anti-Nork films.

• Because especially my sister is not capable of doing the stuff that he is accusing her of doing.

• Researchers in subsequent decades have indeed documented the violence, sexual and otherwise, that these birds are capable of.

• Designed for “special missions,” the privately owned company is capable of transporting precious cargo anywhere in the world.

• Nowhere can be found a region capable of supporting a larger population to the square mile than Lombardy.

• I should pay a capable secretary like you—knowing several languages and all that—say forty dollars a week.

• She did not realize that a passion for a business enterprise, as for a woman, is capable of destroying the balance of any man.