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At 16 I was no longer controllable by other people.

We had to take it away from them, and put in a controllable government.

The main problem here is that they are less controllable.

Since we were nearly always available to each other, the sexual pressure had become controllable.

"The idea was to keep the population separate and thus more controllable."

Heart disease risk factors are more controllable than you think.

A significant number of new cancer cases in this country each year come from controllable human behavior.

What I love about doing theater right now is that it's controllable.

Time travel, if it were controllable, offered so many ways to change the past.

"We think the quality will be better and more controllable because it's our factory."

They might have pain that is, in fact, controllable by medications.

Yet, no solution will be good unless it is controllable.

So even if they crack in places it should be controllable.

The problem, he said, is that "people may become less likely to do something about controllable risks."

Controllable factors include: the environment/society and culture they are born to.

"I really did want an environment that was both controlled and controllable," he said.

If the x factor were known, Joe might be controllable.

It is a process - a controllable, manageable system for doing business.

That did not mean it was particularly useful as a controllable power source.

I would be surprised, however, if it was completely controllable with drugs in all people.

"Energy expenses make up 25 to 35 percent of our controllable operating costs."

Yet he used them as if they had some not easily controllable aesthetic drive of their own.

This discomfort is usually controllable with home treatment and medicine.

The force was controllable, adjustable to any percentage of the whole.

About a month later it was flying with controllable slots.