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This showed them that the effect was "transferrable" - the stems and older flowers that had been wiped became more repellent.

PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

Apple has a FAQ that explains the transition for existing ADC members, who retain various benefits such as transferrable assets (the ability to let other account holders get a hardware discount or access to OS pre-releases) until current memberships expire.

TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us Glenn Fleishman 2010

Many of our communities have developed innovative methods, such as transferrable leasehold property rights, to overcome this legacy.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Manny Jules 2010

Many of our communities have developed innovative methods, such as transferrable leasehold property rights, to overcome this legacy.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Manny Jules 2010

Many of our communities have developed innovative methods, such as transferrable leasehold property rights, to overcome this legacy.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Manny Jules 2010

The coupons are valid for 90 days after they are issued and are transferrable, meaning they can be given to others.

News & Features from Minnesota Public Radio 2009

Among them are some 60 the Pentagon regards as "transferrable," meaning they could be released to their home country or a third country in the near future.

Bill of Rights Defense Committee - Headlines 2008

I've done my share of writing code, and all of the insecurities of writing are equally transferrable to being a code jockey.

msagara: Good Enough is Never Enough. Maybe... msagara 2009

Instead of having 7 variously gerrymandered congressional districts, a state like Alabama could simply elect seven House members via single transferrable vote.

Matthew Yglesias » Diverse Representation Without Gerrymandering 2010

I find it hilarious that the invitation is “non-transferrable.”

Matthew Yglesias » Bipartisan Policy Center to Represent Hawks, Super-Hawks 2009