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The court's ruling this week ensures it will also be able to offer some carrots.

And maybe we'll even be able to offer some suggestions in return.

Mr Blair was able to offer some short-term help to appease his audience.

Perhaps our experts will also be able to offer some advice on what to pack?

Postnatally, we are able to offer some types of contraception before clients go home.

Drazin told me that he'd like to be able to offer some kind of betting in time for March Madness.

Born in Berlin, Steinberg spoke perfect German, which helped, and he knew English, which enabled him to ingratiate himself with some English prisoners of war who were able to offer him some crucial protection.

Another thing Snowden might be able to offer is some hints about the weaknesses in the N.S.A.'s system.

(Blackwater has at times run a canine-training unit, and might be able to offer Maradona some dog-handling advice).

"He provided people with a listening ear and was also able to offer them some medical hope at a cheap price when there was no medical care for many," he said.

I have found it difficult to point them in the direction of people that can help them for free (as most of them are graduates or students), I have been suggesting they go to the C.A.B. but I would like to be able to offer them some more specific options.