• Some lady in the can-eyed glasses with the sweater with the chain is going shh.

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  • It made us feel better to be getting something in the can.

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  • He hinted that the Beach Boys have "a lot of stuff in the can that hasn't been heard" and that the group would "try to get an album together" this year.

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  • It is the result of those moments of exploration, moments spent waiting for a scene to develop before the final moment when, 'click', you know you've got the shot in the can.

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  • What makes sniffing for trends even more problematic is the fact that networks are in the habit of sending reviewers only one episode of a new show, whether further installments are in the can or not.

    NEWYORKER: Another World

  • Forty five minutes later, with thunder and lightening all around and the very likely threat of a deluge, we at last manage to co-ordinate our troop of kayaks and get our 10 second line of audio in the can.

    BBC: Behind the scenes

  • As you know, when you write a draft of your story, the story, the language in the story can change, and the language in a draft executive order can change as it moves through the process.

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  • In that same study, Crestor also prevented clots in the veins that can lead to blocked circulation in the legs or, if dislodged, can wind up in the lungs, potentially killing the patient.

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  • The fundamental point of the piece is that gas prices are endogenous: rises in gas prices can hurt the economy, but improvements in the economy can also raise gas prices, as people take their newfound wealth and try to buy more gas.

    FORBES: Gas Prices Are an Endogenous Variable

  • The traders in Frankfurt were suspended over Euribor - a benchmark rate based on the rate at which banks based in in the eurozone can borrow, in contrast to Libor which is based on the borrowing cost of London-based banks.

    BBC: Deutsche Bank suspends traders for alleged Libor-rigging

  • And if you can't pit the female candidate against the husband as much, well, then, you know, the woman can come in, the wife can come in, and say what she wants to say on behalf of her husband.

    NPR: Latino Bloggers Watch 2008 Candidates Closely

  • Similarly, in the new Internet age that we live in, the media can offer the nation a better understanding of the plight of immigrants who are living in this country and the kinds of problems that legislation can redress.

    CNN: Seize the immigration deal

  • Failing to produce an identity card if you are checked in the street can result in a visit to the local police station, especially if you happen to look foreign.

    ECONOMIST: How other countries do it

  • As Marty McFly can tell you, very small changes in the past can lead to pretty big ripple effects in the future.

    FORBES: As Netflix Goes Mickey Mouse, Take a Trip Back to the Future

  • "Suddenly, whatever procedure that can be done anywhere in the world can be done in India, " he marvels.

    NPR: India's Doctors Returning Home

  • However it works, a hypnotic suggestion in the mind can have measurable effects in the body.

    WSJ: Medical Hypnosis: You Are Getting Very Healthy

  • Cordesman said Iraq in the future can be an asset in the region.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Families and schools who can't make the trip to Washington, DC but want to participate in the festivities can enter the annual poster contest.

    WHITEHOUSE: Our Top Stories

  • Though it can't make up for major gaps in talent or depth, which recently existed between the better Spanish and German sides, that extra physical edge in the spring can be the difference between two otherwise equal teams.

    WSJ: The Secret of Germany's Success

  • Lance Armstrong may be stripped of his trophies, his endorsements, and even his titled positions in the Livestrong Foundation, but nobody in the world can take away what Lance has done to develop the Livestrong Foundation and give hope to millions in their fight against cancer.

    FORBES: The Livestrong Foundation Will Live On Despite Lance Armstrong's Demise

  • The combination of cheap jets with greater fuel efficiency and a critical mass of these critters in the sky can, in theory, lower the price per seat considerably.

    FORBES: Private Jet Boom

  • While Mr. Schwartz prefers quail grilled, cooks who are disinclined to barbecue in the cold can first crisp the birds in a hot pan before finishing them in the oven.

    WSJ: Michael Schwartz's Maple-Glazed Quail With Pear and Almond Salad | Slow Food Fast

  • Visitors interested in the conservation efforts being made in the National Park can enter the tiny Sekonyer in the heart of the national park, where a library has been set up to educate the local children.

    BBC: Drifting down the Sekonyer

  • This is one of the things that's changed in the world economy over the last two or three decades, is that this is a global economy now, and what happens anywhere in the world can have an impact here in the United States.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Holds a Press Conference on the Economy

  • And the newest architectural development in the city can be found along the shores of the River Plate in the Puerto Madero neighbourhood, where shiny skyscrapers house some of the costliest real estate in Buenos Aires.

    BBC: Preserving history in Buenos Aires

  • The Lincolnshire Sausage Association (LSA) wants government backing to make sure only sausages made in the county can bear the county's name.

    BBC: Third attempt to protect Lincolnshire sausages

  • Moreover, the reduction in the premium can outlive the initial shock.

    ECONOMIST: Assets and their liabilities

  • Both oestrogen and testosterone are very similar chemically, so ramping up the levels of oestrogen in the body can reduce the amount of testosterone produced - and slow prostate cancer growth.

    BBC: Skin patches 'tackle prostate cancer'

  • That signals a turning point for American companies as they acknowledge that the long-term boost to their reputation from keeping jobs in the country can outweigh the meager cost saving associated with cheap labor.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • It does not come as any surprise that the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) in the US can see the massive military potential for a new generation of supersensitive, miniature, robust, uncooled, infrared detectors inspired by a humble heat-seeking beetle.

    BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | Jewel beetle flies into the inferno

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