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Early reports of hardware failures afflicting Sony's new PlayStation 4 console have now become widespread enough to acquire a nickname: the "Blue Light of Death".

According to Forbes magazine's valuation of the club at the time, $1bn would have been enough to acquire a 56% controlling stake.

The narrative moves through time, starting with a tailor, Lucas Glockner, who arrived from Germany in 1846 and later prospered enough to acquire a series of tenement properties, 97 Orchard Street among them.

The $82.5m paid for that painting in 1990 is the equivalent of $148.6m at today's prices, enough to acquire a Bacon and still have change to buy a gallery to hang it in.

Son of Owen and Ada, Trevor was born in the North Wales village of Dyserth, but his family moved to Bootle when he was young enough to acquire a clear Liverpool accent.

Unfortunately, I wasn't on 20th Street long enough to acquire a taste for La Bergamote's signature confection, a pale, translucent candy infused with the oil of bergamot, a pear-shaped citrus fruit.

And the preservationist also was lucky enough to acquire from a private collector in England an original six-reel nitrate print.

We were married for two years: enough time to acquire a KitchenAid mixer but not enough to acquire children, enough time to share a studio apartment but not enough to buy a house.

"Mr. Gregory interrogates Mr. LaPierre on the subject of whether to ban a magazine that it is illegal for Mr. Gregory to display but apparently easy enough to acquire in time for a Sunday morning broadcast.

Furthermore, there are some patients who find it difficult to stay still for long enough to acquire meaningful data in a magnetic resonance scanner.

In the meantime, she has eaten enough to acquire the large, comfy physicality of a mammy.