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Living cells wearing microscopic "backpacks"–nanostructured polymer patches loaded with chemical cargo might one day be able to ferry drugs or imaging agents to diseased tissue.

Poorer parents may not be able to ferry their children to and from good schools too far away or afford other transport, or they may be put off by a school's reputation for needing costly extras such as expensive uniforms and music lessons.

Also, without that car I wouldn't have been able to ferry my son to his special needs school seven miles away.

Last year, Nasa signed a contract with commercial spaceflight companies SpaceX and Boeing to work together to produce a new craft that is able to ferry Nasa astronauts to the ISS.

The combination of bad traffic and fear of crime - two major concerns in Sao Paulo - a growing helicopter industry is able to ferry around the super rich or business executives.

The Sea Link was able to ferry divers down to the sunken vessel and retrieve small artifacts.

Russian tourists will also be able to take the ferry to North Korea.

Mr. Kogen, a vice president for an insurance company, said he thought he might be able to take a ferry to his job at Metrotech Center in Brooklyn, though he was not clear on the specifics.

In theory, travelers along this would-be trans-Saharan highway will soon be able to take a ferry from Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar, drive through Morocco and Western Sahara and cut across 300 miles of Mauritanian desert.

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Captain Kelly might be able to return to orbit, ferried aloft by a Russian Soyuz, as part of an expedition on the space station, as his brother Scott is now doing.