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Mr. Sherrif said retailers would be able to stock virtually every part required for maintenance and repairs.

9.29am GMT Q: Is it right that woman should be able to stock up on the morning-after pill?

If everything went as planned in the earlier portions of your draft, chances are you'll be able to stock up on receiver depth in this range.

"We'll be able to stock more items and keep a bigger inventory so we won't run out of things so easily," Mr. Grasser said.

But because the polymer notes will be thinner, cash machines will be able to stock more, and operators say the machines will be less likely to jam.

The other argument, which does not require examples, is that the founding fathers wanted Americans in the 21st century to be able to stock up on guns that can fire 45 rounds a minute.

But sometimes more privacy and independence is preferable, as is being able to stock your own refrigerator.

The authors find that highly rated firms are able to stock up on credit when rates are low to cover their future liquidity needs.

Until now, these sites have been able to stock only small, less popular names like BeNefit and Hard Candy.

B&N has not been able to stock Nooks, and the device is only available online with a one-month delivery.

Thus Bloomingdale's is able to stock up on funky, out-of-sight merchandise that would be out of the question for F&R Lazarus in Columbus or even for A&S, only seven subway stops away in Brooklyn.