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- noun Plural form of
avail . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
avail .
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Examples
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A knowledge of the philosophy of education in expression avails little without the ability to create the genial atmosphere conducive to the development of the student.
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Brief press "avails" on the plane will be useless, unless reporters ask open-ended queries designed to elicit proof of real knowledge.
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The back-to-back "avails" were show-stopping scenes in a play now enthralling New York: a saga of sex, power and disease, with echoes of Aeschylus and "As the World Turns."
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How lucky for the TP crowd Tony Snow’s name avails itself so easily to mockery.
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"the whole progress and course of evolution is to increase and intensify the Valuable -- that which 'avails' or is serviceable for highest purposes"; and he accordingly defines immortality as the persistence of things which the universe has gained and which, once acquired, cannot be let go.
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'avails' to offer, and currently just have a couple for the next few months, and expect them not to last given the pricing and the audience size.
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'avails' to offer, and currently just have a couple for the next few months, and expect them not to last given the pricing and the audience size.
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Our goal is to continually upgrade BookBuzzr as improved technology avails itself, thereby offering the finest most effective online book-marketing technology possible.
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These prayer-seeking travelers take us with them as they retrace the journeys of early and modern saints whose love of God has drawn them and countless others into the stillness, the inner quiet that avails a profound sense of God's utter and absolute nearness.
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These prayer-seeking travelers take us with them as they retrace the journeys of early and modern saints whose love of God has drawn them and countless others into the stillness, the inner quiet that avails a profound sense of God's utter and absolute nearness.
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