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The phrase "as you can wait" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition related to waiting, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "You can join us for dinner, as you can wait until we finish our meeting."
Alternatives: "if you can wait" or "as long as you can wait".
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If they don't fit all at once, add as much as you can, wait a minute until those leaves wilt, then add the rest.
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On racial hatred as much as on Brexit you can wait forever for a liberal Tory dog that never barks.
You can wait as long as you want.
"As an adult, you can wait until the host or hostess sits down," she says.
If your bowl has a water filter, you can wait twice as long between cleanings.
As Adrian puts it, "You can wait at the doors of the Brit school for great music... or just turn on Reprezent".
There are two ways for you to approach the CG issue--you can dive in head first and totally submerge yourself in things like Sam McPheeters Danzigg interview and Jamie Lee Curtis Taete's Cancun tiger adventure, or you can wait patiently as stuff like hypnotized girls and a story from Sloane Crosley's new book appear on the homepage over the next month.
In addition, purchasing tickets online will save you time in line, as you can expect a long wait for tickets at the door.
The conventional advice about when to take Social Security is try as hard as you can to wait.
Bend it as far as you can and wait for it to split.
Swallow it as quickly as you can, then wait for 5-10 seconds.
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