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"avail myself of" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to refer to seizing the opportunity to do something, or taking advantage of something. For example: "Whenever I get the chance, I like to avail myself of the opportunity to travel to new places."
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The fact I had to avail myself of services available only to the wealthy to visit Fera tells you an awful lot about what we are dealing with.
" I was happy to avail myself of money on reasonable terms," said Mr Wynne- Parker.
I continue to avail myself of any opportunities and resources that will help me build my business education.
"I live in Fairfield and pay taxes, even if I don't avail myself of all its services.
Nor did I avail myself of the thrills of kloofing, the South African term for rappelling in ravines.
In college, I did not have the life experience and emotional strength to avail myself of the opportunities presented to me -- which I would have had if I had had a relationship with that young woman in high school.
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In return for agreeing to undergo one of several available protocols — either switching my medication or availing myself of ECT — I would get to stay at 4 Center as long as I needed at no cost.
I took myself in my tatters to the business district and availed myself of the town's social services.
"I have availed myself of windowsills, fire escapes and a food tourist's best friend, the minibar," he said.
With all the telecommunications media that I have availed myself of, I have also added to my tax burden.
(For the record, I went to Elisabeth Murdoch's 40th birthday party in September 2008, the only time I can be accused of "availing myself" of Murdoch hospitality).
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