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But if Williams comes out that flat again, Wozniacki will be far more capable of capitalizing.

Miliband as prime minister would be far more capable of forming the alliances with other European governments necessary to resolve these matters in the British interest.

In a report last month, the ratings agency Fitch said Malta would be far more capable of handling a crisis than Cyprus was.

The official said Saudi Arabia was expected to retire its older aircraft as the new and upgraded warplanes arrived, so that over the next 5 or 10 years the Saudi Air Force would be far more capable, but not larger in number.

Tomorrow's authentication technologies and privacy customization will be far more capable than those of today; the problem isn't that we need Washington to protect privacy we need Washington to allow it.

Media makers will remember who bought them beer and broadband and fed them content, and they'll be far more capable of creating content when they aren't laboring under competing brands.

There are others who are far more capable [of disproving the Holocaust]." Griffin did not stop talking for three hours.

We are far more capable of assembling information and deciding what is best for us or for our children than we ever have been.

In fact, early societies were far more capable than many since of containing atheism within the spectrum of what they considered normal," said Whitmarsh.

The rotifers, they found, were far more capable of handling the desiccation — beyond 21 days most survived, the fungi having died.

President René Préval is far more capable than his predecessors, although we wish he would be a lot more visible to his own people and a lot more assertive.