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There is virtually no limit on how many variations can apply to a single beneficiary , meaning that the SSI notices must be able to handle an almost unlimited array of possibilities with a large number of variables . A colleague swears the only reason she took education classes was because she thought she 'd be able to get a felt board of her own . If one server is exponential and the other has a heavy-tailed service time distribution , then the asymptotic behaviour of the waiting time distribution is completely different , depending on whether the exponential server is able to handle all offered traffic on its own or not . Also , since tomorrow will be my last day in Kaikoura , I am hoping to be able to get out on the water at least once before I leave . As a result of the project , which began at the start of 2001 , Volvo Group companies in Sweden will soon be able to handle the entire purchasing process , from order to payment , electronically . Today the police were able to get there before he left , warned him to keep off the private property and escorted him to his vehicle without incident . U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich says the most important product in the 21st Century will be information , and that those people and companies that will succeed in the 21st Century will be those best able to handle information . " In postproduction , we want to be able to handle projects of any type , not just television projects ; not just film projects ; any type of project . But do n't forget how much we have to thank it for. " " I do not see how the expansion of the EU will benefit Britain , because foreign immigrant workers may be able to get higher wages and a better standard of living , which is fantastic , yet Britain is not gaining anything at all .