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The phrase "are capable to keep" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "are capable of keeping" instead.
Example: "They are capable of keeping the project on track despite the challenges."
Alternatives: "are able to maintain" or "can manage to keep".
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If we are capable to keep the cohesion and the solidarity we have at the moment through the 38 games, we have a good chance".
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were capable to metabolize it.
At first they were mistakenly allocated Class 7 duties, in which the Clans, although capable, were not able to keep to their allotted timings.
Epidemiologists also want to know which species of animals it is capable of infecting to keep the new coronavirus from spreading further.
We know what he is capable of and to keep the clean sheet we relied on him a bit too much.
Although most protonated diamines are capable of altering dianion mobility, to keep conductivity low, reduce ion-depletion effects, and increase buffer capacity, zwitterionic diamines with p Ka values near the operating pH are preferable.
"I'm still extremely proud of the honor, but if I were to give someone advice about how to think about it in the right way, it's that you have to think about this as a validation of what you're capable of and keep it in the back of your mind as a motivation," he said.
Just because a woman is capable and can keep up with the male gender doesn't mean she needs to be rough around the edges to prove it.
It shows the best and worst of what people are capable of, and what keeps two people together in the face of total destruction. .
If we can perform the way we're capable of and keep it going for the full 80 minutes, then I think we can come away with a momentous win".
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