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He says the co-op has been amenable to combinations and to selling public hallway space to individual owners.

But Ramirez has been amenable to talking a few times during the last week and seems comfortable being on a team that really did not want him.

Such an extension could require the approval of the State Legislature and the City Council, and neither group has been amenable to the idea in the past week.

Governor Pataki has been amenable to signing compacts with upstate tribes and to the state revenue they engender, but Stacy Clifford, a spokeswoman for the state Racing and Wagering Board, said the Shinnecocks' case "is pretty cut and dry, as far we're concerned.

A separate issue is official status for the Russian language in these regions, which Kiev has been amenable to.

As someone long on the left of the party, I would have been amenable to an alternative candidate who engaged with me on an intellectual level.

Dennis Keeler, a partner at Pierce Atwood, said the smell had indeed been a concern but that the bait shop had been amenable to moving.

To date, transducers have been amenable to miniaturization, and the concept of biosensors has concomitantly expanded to encompass microchips, arrayed sensors and nanotechnology.

Mr. Dhatwalia said that Internet service providers have been amenable to the government's request, with the exception of Twitter, the micro-blogging Web Site.

Our data explain why only certain elements of BCM have been amenable to modification and serve as a template for the design of new inhibitors.

In K-12 education, Democrats have been amenable to for-profit involvement on policies like Supplemental Education Services and school turnarounds, where the for-profit role is limited to support services or a small subset of troubled schools.