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He was able to procure a few needed medicines.
Eventually, I was able to procure a small boat.
The youngster who rowed me across worked for a German man who bred pheasants on one of the other islands and was able to procure a boat.
O). train company, and was able to procure a train to Philadelphia, where the Evening Telegraph allowed them to print a huge 14-page edition.
But it seems almost impossible to understand how a three-year-old being able to procure a loaded gun is anything but a crime of negligence.
He was able to procure a prodigious stock of firearms — including several automatic weapons, which are rare in France — seemingly under the nose of intelligence agents, who had questioned him as recently as November.
Importantly, it appears that neither of the two major parties will be able to procure an outright majority, leaving whoever prevails requiring the support, and perhaps needing to co-govern with, one or more of the smaller factions.
As a result, we were able to procure space for a student-led incubator, called the Beehive Cooperative.
When you're holed up in a Guatemalan jail held as a "person of interest" in a murder case, and your lawyer is only able to procure for you a simple dinner of sweet butter-poached lobster with ruby-red grapefruit, sunchoke, young fennel, and bacon drizzled with a juniper balsamic, you learn a hard lesson about security.
Given that many Perissodini species are rare, and that our morphometric method was somewhat destructive, we were only able to procure individuals from a subset of species.
