| can chose | 0.86 | The Bank of France could still chose not to cut rates tomorrow. | ||
| can way | 0.86 | I will help them whatever way I can. | ||
| can breath | 0.72 | Sweatshops in Saipan can breath easier. | ||
| can erm | 0.66 | Well I can erm over. | ||
| can ill | 0.66 | Grant is already a free agent this summer, so the Lakers can ill-afford to lose Horry. | ||
| can do | 0.59 | What can that do to returns? | ||
| can least | 0.53 | Gambling preys on those who can least afford it. | ||
| can coach | 0.46 | The coach was canned. | ||
| can mean | 0.46 | What can this mean? | ||
| can best | 0.39 | The best it can, anyway. | ||
| can food | 0.39 | We grow crops and can our foods. | ||
| can kind | 0.39 | You can kind of patch one spot. | ||
| can man | 0.39 | Can a man who deals in excess change teams? | ||
| can money | 0.39 | He now makes what money he can signing autographs at conventions. | ||
| can team | 0.39 | Can his team? | ||
| can two-putt | 0.39 | That meant Webb could two-putt for the victory. | ||
| can family | 0.33 | So can family. | ||
| can tomato | 0.33 | Here, I have women canning tomatoes. | ||
| can accomodate | 0.26 | Two lines and a voice-mail service could not accomodate most of the requests. | ||
| can belonging | 0.26 | Elsewhere, streams of residents carried on their heads whatever belongings they could. |