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Of course, at the time of writing, there is no word on when TLOP will actually be available – or whether these songs will change again.

Microsoft showed off Windows 10 on Tuesday, but it won't actually be available to users until 2015, after Microsoft's developer conference in April called Build.

I think we could have a much safer food system and food supply, if we applied the rules of adulteration across the board, regardless of the product, and we had an inspection core that would actually be available.

"For borrowers on the fringe — low credit score, erratic documentation, high debt loads, et cetera — mortgage money may actually be available but the other terms and conditions that need to be jumped to have access to that financing make it prohibitive," said Keith Gumbinger, vice president of the financial publisher HSH Associates.

The skiing is excellent, assuming you do find time to fit in some skiing around the myriad activities available, such as night tobogganing, ski trekking, ice skating, horse-ski trekking, ice-horse-ski-heli-night-tobogganing (ok, the last one may not actually be available).

But a year after being told that the school's condition was among the worst in the county, and that it would be one of 261 schools eligible for the new capital investment, the academy is still waiting to hear when any money will actually be available; and if and when the building work might start.

And like couscous, it has actually been available in the United States for decades.

More expensive properties could expect considerably more, though most homes actually are available for rental only about a quarter of the year.

Like its five-door brethren, the three-door model has actually been available outside North America since 1997.

The assistant has actually been available on macOS since Sierra (10.12) rolled out back in late 2016.

What if Christmas shoppers switch to some rival that has the advantage of actually being available?" Fine, let them," says Colligan, unrepentant.