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These are the typical species that we see on islands with people, pigs, cats and dogs, and we have been able to get decent samples for our disease work here.

Also work on repairing your credit so that if you want loans in the future you'll be able to get decent rates and terms.

Plus, coming close to the age where I'll have to get my own insurance, it's terrifying knowing I won't be able to get decent insurance, so if anything goes wrong, I'm financially screwed".

Yes, you might not be able to get decent cable service or a good Wi-Fi signal but when it comes to Congress, Comcast is quite the attentive suitor.

Young people should be able to get decent wages without going to college, so that those who really want to get a college-level education can do so in a society in which higher education is not the only road out of poverty.

The low-wage workers of the 21st century -- the housekeepers and janitors and home health aids and retail clerks -- will only be able to get decent wages and become part of the middle class when they are able to effectively organize to bargain collectively.

The organisers of the Talk campaign, an equally grassroots exercise at the very least, weren't even able to get enough funding to get a decent report out.

You should be able to get a decent enough machine with Wi-Fi for less than your plane tickets.

If you're able to get a decent costume at a decent price from someone online, recommend them to others going to the wedding, even if they weren't part of the original 'bulk' order.

Hopefully I'll be able to get a decent job and not have to rely on hand-me-downs.

Rentals are available from shops all over town, and I was able to get a decent mountain bike for the day for about $12.50.