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During the first part of the 2000s consumers could borrow easily, thanks to rising property prices.

Today migrants move quickly and easily thanks to low-cost transportation.

You'll find this easily thanks to the long queues that regularly form outside to pick up take-away dumplings.

Source: AFPMEMBERS of El Salvador's maras, or street gangs, make little effort to hide their affiliations: they can be spotted easily thanks to their head-to-toe tattoos.

The non-slip plate and bowl help children get food onto their spoon or fork more easily thanks to a removable, curved ring.

There is also a back catalogue of boxers Mayweather has already defeated, but they could quite easily, thanks to their winning form, get another chance in the ring.

Today, the high spots of Colorado are easily accessible thanks to a daily non-stop flight from Heathrow to Denver, which itself lies 5,130ft above sea level.

Mr. Zucker said he expected better shows to begin to emerge more easily, mainly thanks to the realignment of duties he put in place at NBC Entertainment early this year.

Yes, if you are a bank, particularly a big one, you can raise money easily enough, thanks to sweeping explicit and implicit government guarantees.

Sure, it's nostalgic, sentimental, and sometimes less than subtle, but such peccadilloes are easily forgiven, thanks to Mark Lamos's brisk direction, the fine chemistry among the four principals, and an amiably cynical edge.

But even this small vanguard is beginning to have an impact on policy debates, though mainly at local level, and to launch legal challenges to companies and to the government.That public pressure is now more easily applied thanks to a freedom-of-information law which was passed in 2001, and to quite sweeping judicial reforms that became law in 2002-04.