Meanwhile, Americans like Forbes writer Steven Bertoni have found very few options in mobile payments to choose from, as demonstrated in Bertoni's recent experiment to see how far he could get around with just his iPhone in New York.
Letterman could get around that with his "dig your own grave" approach, which found him being as rude and caustic to guests as possible, but Colbert doesn't seem to have that level of acidity in his personality.
If it fulfils its potential, it could get around one fundamental problem that arises with doing routine medical screening using X-rays: that the rays themselves may cause cancer.For reliable screening, a good image quality is required, since any so-far-undetected cancer is likely to be small.
If your credit score was low, you didn't have money for a down payment or your income was erratic, you could get around all those obstacles with a no-documentation loan, sometimes for as much as 125percentt of the home value.
There will be a good debate in Orange County on this tax". John Coupal, legal affairs director for the Howard Jarvis Tax Assn., said the only way Orange County could get around going to voters is with special legislation from the state permitting unilateral approval by the supervisors.
Boateng made his name has a muscular midfielder who could get around the field and chip in with an odd goal here or there.
Plants normally silence any extra copies of their own genes, but editing the genes or promoters using CRISPR or another technique could get around that barrier, allowing researchers to work with a species's own genetic material.
A good driver, with a manual transmission, could get around a race track, or go from zero to 60 miles per hour, more quickly than a good driver with an automatic transmission.
''You could get around the political expediency,'' Rooker said; you could come up with acceptable alternatives.
For a while she could still get around with a cane or crutches, but by 2009, she was bedridden.
