They were each deemed not to be viable candidates, however.
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But Maryott said the company would be viable without it.
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But, he says it might be viable for short-term buyers.
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Ultimately the math simply isn't there for it to be viable.
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Maybe: I never imagined that a gay candidate would be viable.
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"We had one embryo that they said could be viable," she recalls.
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Let him start a foundation, if he's so determined to be viable.
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They've already proven to be viable alternatives to your typical cable package.
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Any new policy may have to address that concern to be viable.
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Pulido believes both the Batangas and Pagbilao LNG facilities can be viable.
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Whether the North or South would be viable states is open question.
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None of us know how long YouTube is going to be viable.
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Ted Cruz, who also drew the voters Santorum needed to be viable.
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Usually, a candidate needs 15 percent in a precinct to be viable.
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He also worried that Sprint wouldn't be viable as an independent company.
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I'm not sure that path will be viable, but we'll find out.
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But it's unclear whether it will be viable for even 433 minutes.
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BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT IT NEEDS TO BE VIABLE AS A TERM INDUSTRY.
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Recruiters need to identify people who might be viable for a career change.
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Even Italy's coalition of two different flavours of populism seems to be viable.
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And yet it's supposed to be creative and it's supposed to be viable.
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We had enough to attempt to show that the product would be viable.
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Aging in place can be viable, even if modifications need to be made.
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If we do decide to go, we'll decide in time to be viable.
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It can't be viable economically and it's not sustainable from an ecological standpoint.
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A vaccine will probably not be viable until this summer at the earliest.
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For Syria to be viable, it needs a government chosen by its people.
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To settle the issue, several options can be viable starting points for discussion.
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Both facilities were investigating whether affected eggs and embryos might still be viable.
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PFC told him they've already tested some tissues and found them to be viable.
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Ryan will not be viable in 2020 if he makes the choice to govern.
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Even at $15 per month, MoviePass couldn't be viable while relying solely on subscriptions.
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The unoccupied campuses may be viable options to temporarily house those who are homeless.
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He may, however, be viable enough to prevent anyone else from doing the same.
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They have to show they are viable to get the money to be viable.
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Candidates must reach a threshold of 15% support in each precinct to be viable.
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Even with Bloomberg's early gains, he still needs help to be viable come March.
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"The cities that don't change won't be viable in a few decades' time," he warned.
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The earlier the fusion happens, the higher the chances that the fetus will be viable.
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Standards are essential for these new data sources to be viable in the long term.
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But I hadn't considered the ramifications of updates when a pregnancy may not be viable.
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But there has to be enough time so that the sperm will still be viable.
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Legal scholars believe those arguments are an uphill climb, but could be viable in court.
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Other continents would have to set up similar competitions for the tournament to be viable.
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Even in their current somewhat fallen state, tobacco companies continue to be viable ongoing enterprises.
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State law would presume that a fetus would be viable after 24 weeks of gestation.
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"He will personally be clearing the way for projects, helping them to be viable," Salazar said.
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It's also proof that there can be viable online organizing tools outside of consolidated corporate power.
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If Warren and Sanders don't realize this soon, they will not be viable candidates for president.
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The SARB has said it wants African Bank to be viable and sustainable before it exists.
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The Democratic candidate has to perform well Tuesday to be viable in the few remaining states.
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Mr. Levy identified three other parcels near his business that he believed could be viable sites.
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The SARB has said it wants African Bank to be viable and sustainable before it exits.
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That means, no odious politicians, such as Plahotniuc, to be viable candidates for top public offices.
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During one pregnancy, in her fourth month, the doctors said the child would not be viable.
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They would be completely dependent on the federal government for their business model to be viable.
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He has previously said Snapchat, ad tech firm AppNexus, and Oath could be viable third forces.
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Well, that figures out to 113 is a count that you have to have to be viable.
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That weapon requires a big battery and wouldn't be viable in an on-the-ground mobile situation.
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And there's no guarantee that your long-cryopreserved teeth or cells will be viable in the future.
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Both now seem to be viable options for Democrats searching for a non-Biden, non-Bernie alternative.
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That meant the Vermont Senator had cleared a huge hurdle: dispelling doubt that he could be viable.
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For our precinct with 435, each group would have needed 66 people in order to be viable.
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Without public assistance, a bakery would not be viable in such a small village, the mayor said.
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This trade, engineered between Fidel and his late protégé Hugo Chavez, may soon no longer be viable.
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Our notions have changed about what it means to be viable, familiar and authentic as public actors.
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Those businesses should still be viable even if Mike Pence or Jeff Sessions go to war with pot.
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Currently the environment is best suited for greens, but Peggs expects strawberries and blueberries may soon be viable.
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The IMF, furthermore, says it won't participate in any bailout that it does not believe to be viable.
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"We believe very much in the business, and we believe we are going to be viable," he said.
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It remains an open question whether even much, much lower fees would be viable in the long run.
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With about six firms, some analysts have said Uganda's telecoms industry has too many players to be viable.
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It may not be viable for gaming, but it's certainly a way to work around extra cable needs.
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But Google has singlehandedly pushed autonomy from being a science experiment to something that's going to be viable.
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At six months, right when a baby can be viable if born, I ended up in preterm labor.
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If the law takes effect in Georgia or elsewhere, these may not be viable locations for our future production.
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One criminal attorney told PEOPLE that a claim about the effects of cold medicine could be viable in court.
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One option, which turned out to not be viable, would have been to find someone to buy the guns.
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"We had one embryo that they said could be viable," she recalled, referring to the couple's in vitro fertilization.
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Mr Gupta argues they could be viable at Port Talbot; such equipment is already in operation in nearby Cardiff.
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EPA argues that more effective technologies like carbon capture are too expensive and unproven to be viable for now.
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Mid-size and long-tail publishers can't do this effectively — they lack the scale and infrastructure to be viable.
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If the duckweeds spent days in the bird, for instance, they might not still be viable when they emerge.
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Prepa recently took one power plant out of service, saying it was too old and decrepit to be viable.
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At which point, the Astros would return home in mid-September, assuming games in Houston would then be viable.
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Of those, 136 applications were thought to be viable and from there, 99 of the remaining sites were approved.
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These laws effectively ban most second-trimester abortions, which means they ban abortion before a fetus would be viable.
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Banks could cease to be viable businesses, eliminating a key way that money is channeled from savers to productive investments.
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In order for a trust to be viable as a designated beneficiary, it must meet a four-part test. 1.
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But this story does beg the question: how long, in theory, can human embryos be cryopreserved and still be viable?
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Other streaming services have struggled to be viable in Australia: Guvera closed in 2016 and Deezer followed suit in 2017.
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Cladding for a spacecraft would have to be meters thick to give full protection, and too heavy to be viable.
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"It will not be viable for smelters to buy concentrates from the DRC," said an industry source working in Zambia.
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Losing Kirkuk means their pitch may no longer be viable on top of already-depressed results in the oil sector.
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In order for a group to be viable, they must have 15 percent of the caucus attendees in that precinct.
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What is, however, becoming increasingly clear is LNG needs a different pricing mechanism to be viable in the longer term.
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Suitable launch windows occur every 2000 months, when Earth and Mars are close enough for a trip to be viable.
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"The business model we have today would not longer be viable," Uber's executive spokesman in Brazil Fabio Sabba told Reuters.
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The university is working next on developing virtual tutors, which it says could be viable in two to five years.
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"That made me too old to be viable at other galleries because I hadn't had that big success," she said.
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"A lot of them are first-time drug users," with organs that can be viable for transplantation into patients in need.
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"For the species to be viable into the future, those three fragments need to be reconnected via forest corridors," he said.
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"There cannot be viable growth if we don't support the main ring in the chain of production - the worker," Tsipras said.
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He warns that the Tempest is unlikely to be viable unless defence spending is increased significantly, or F-35 orders pruned.
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And a business can be viable even if it has a few bad years—especially if it has fat cash reserves.
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But my point is that you don't have to scale to the size of Facebook for an alternative to be viable.
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After being on the plane for so long, the organ would no longer be viable when it eventually arrived in Ohio.
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If NASA crews start flying to the red planet as planned sometime in the 2030s, however, that variety won't be viable.
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Scientists are working to develop a technique of xenotransplantation, or growing organs in other animals that could be viable in humans.
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Romney said he supports the state's efforts to partially expand Medicaid, but does not think a full expansion will be viable.
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A pediatric neurologist by training, Northam described what actually occurs when a woman whose pregnancy may not be viable gives birth.
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It said that the concept would not be viable until the team could demonstrate that it could operate reliably and autonomously.
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Even if Philip Morris isn't planning to pay top dollar for Altria, a deal may no longer be viable, Azer noted.
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Warren's plan for a wealth tax proposal may push other 22020 contenders to adopt more radical policies to be viable candidates.
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Warren's plan for a wealth tax proposal may push other 2020 contenders to adopt more radical policies to be viable candidates.
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Some residents said living and farming in their part of the region might not be viable much longer without major changes.
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But that kind of approach would only be viable if House of Cards were still a world audiences were interested in visiting.
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" It adds: "Because of its relatively poor performance, many observers do not consider blockchain technology to be viable for large-scale applications.
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Without Kirkuk's 300,000 barrels of oil per day (providing roughly half of the Kurdish government's revenues), it cannot hope to be viable.
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This is because its business model depends on state support and, in our view, would not be viable on a commercial basis.
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This means that every year, thousands of children who are fully developed and would be viable outside the womb are being aborted.
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At this pace of depopulation, nearly 900 towns and villages across Japan will no longer be viable by 2040, according to economists.
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If a candidate doesn't have enough supporters to be "viable," caucus-goers will have the option to move to support another candidate.
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She had to grow to be viable, but couldn't afford the labor, or the feed, which had more than tripled in price.
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So even if 220-week fetuses could theoretically be viable, banning abortion at that specific point in time would still violate Roe.
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While at least a half-dozen bills were introduced between the House and Senate since September, not a one appears to be viable.
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Her technology is estimated to be viable within two years, with a few more years needed for it to then reach the market.
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Women who undergo them can be jailed for four years (or longer if the baby is deemed to be viable outside the womb).
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If they are to be viable, the spot price will eventually have to rise to $50-60, reckons Andre Liebenberg, Yellow Cake's boss.
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For the project to be viable, lifting costs needed to fall to 8,500 roubles ($151) per tonne, Vashkevich said, without disclosing current estimates.
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"We think that the technology might be viable for the older age group, which is of utmost concern," Rotter said in an email.
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Most likely once the eggs get pulled out of the sand, they're not going to be viable — they're not going to make it.
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The challenge confronting policymakers is to preserve businesses — and jobs — that were viable before the crisis and can be viable in the aftermath.
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That means that a candidate must hit 21401 supporters to be "viable" and thus remain in the running for one or more delegates.
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McConnell told reporters that he'll be supporting GOP incumbents and will support candidates in open seats who will be viable general election candidates.
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He urged them to work for national unity, having concluded that Ennahdha could be viable in Tunisia only if the country remained intact.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday said there were too many unanswered questions surrounding the Oakland stadium plan for it to be viable.
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He said he wanted the sport to be viable after he is done driving — though he has no idea when that will be.
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Fundraising will be one way that candidates can distinguish themselves in a crowded field and prove they can be viable general election nominees.
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Still, there are a number of stumbling blocks that the technology needs to overcome to be viable across major organizations and industries at large.
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With faster browsing and stronger security, Brave could easily attract users (it needs around 7 million users to be viable, according to Ars Technica).
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"It's definitely cost-competitive with diesel," Ghosn said on Thursday, adding that the new technology "absolutely" would be viable for the European mass-market.
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But the only way his candidacy was ever going to be viable was to draw those who are disaffected by politics into the system.
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Candidates will need to receive at least 15% support at the congressional district or state level in order to be viable in South Carolina.
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" Earlier Saturday, Klobuchar told reporters at her caucus kickoff event insider her Las Vegas office that her campaign will "be viable no matter what.
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However, the missiles themselves may not be viable -- some believe that Pyongyang does not trot out viable missiles out of fear of an accident.
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For example, some companies use accounting together with internal carbon prices to evaluate whether certain projects or products would be viable under future climate regulations.
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The technology may be viable (and awesome!) for home use in the future, but other options currently exist that may be better for most people.
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"This baby whale (and 100% of the pregnancies in the past three years) failed to be viable because the mothers do not have sufficient food."
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This year, she says, even if she has to "go and cry and make a scene," O'Malley will be viable in her precinct, Riley swears.
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Rand Paul argued that some form of a repeal bill must be viable because Republicans already voted in support of repeal when Obama was president.
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The implication was that Biden would pick up both Klobuchar and Buttigieg supporters when they failed to reach 6503 percent minimum needed to be viable.
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These voters may signal if Democrats or moderate Republicans can be viable future candidates in red states, and in rural areas in otherwise purple states.
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But as an SLS demise seems unlikely to happen (at least for now), NASA's exploration program will require a multibillion-dollar infusion to be viable.
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Those thinking about running for office for the first time in 2020 say they realize they need to closely align with Trump to be viable.
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This generalist practice, however, may no longer be viable because of the sophistication of combat and engineering systems and complexity of the surface warfare environment.
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However, high-speed rails require significant passenger volume to be viable and — where they don't already exist — significant time and money to plan and implement.
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But at that point, private health insurance may no longer be viable, because annual treatment costs for serious illnesses often exceed several hundred thousand dollars.
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Unlike the five-star hotels that the Trumps are used to, three-star ones don't generate enough profit for a small portfolio to be viable.
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On caucus night, candidates at most precincts need to gain support from at least 15% of the people who have shown up to be viable.
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Rear-facing seats used to be common, and still are on passenger trains, but ultimately took up too much space for them to be viable.
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And the idea that that type of case could be viable was like, "This could be the end of gun industry," from the [companies'] perspective.
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The hacks, which affected at least a billion accounts, has triggered questions about whether the deal would still be viable and, if so, at what price.
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"It is thus paramount to find generic properties that such quantum gravity theories must have in order to be viable," Santos said, echoing the swamplands philosophy.
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Whittingham developed the first functional lithium battery in the early 1970s, but it was too explosive to be viable, according to a statement from the committee.
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Cuadrilla said earlier this month it expects to spend at least three months fracking two wells to determine whether full-scale gas extraction would be viable.
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Only eight cities outside of Western Europe would be viable places to host the Games by 2085, according to a model that the study's authors devised.
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The company said it would preference high density metro areas which had a population of more than 2 million people, allowing pooled rides to be viable.
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A cutting acquired in May might be ready in a month, while the same plant started in October might not be viable until the following spring.
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"I don't think it's very responsible to spend $11.1 million on equipment that's not going to be viable in 2020," said Ms. Bucher, an elected Democrat.
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A FIFA analysis, reported by The Times in 2018, concluded the organization needed to raise $650 million to $1 billion for the tournament to be viable.
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That question did not include Klobuchar, who — at 8 percent in this poll — may be "viable" after the first round of voting in some caucus sites.
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The use of government land "is a reasonable ask as not all surplus land will be viable for commercial needs," Sharam told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"We're going to have to invest in getting our eighth graders and high school grads to do well with math so they can be viable," he said.
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" The pivot away from video comes after leadership decided it "won't be viable audience or revenue growth drivers for us relative to other investments we are making.
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The analyst further suggested that Putin's "vertical of power," where there is a direct chain of command down to regional governors, will soon no longer be viable.
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But whether the process occurs after two states or four, the same critical question confronts the Democrats: How many candidates will be viable after the early contests?
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"I don&apost think psychedelics themselves are going to ever be viable therapeutics, but I do think that they can be used to inspire drugs," Olson said.
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That includes lower-polling candidates like Tom Steyer, who is in the low-single-digits in the polls and unlikely to be viable in most caucus precincts.
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But regulators still must analyze what safety, environmental and other measures surrounding the waste created in dry processing to know if such a system can be viable.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to FMS WM because it is a wind-down institution whose business model would not be viable without external support.
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The remaining seeds and fruit fly eggs contained in the mission's biosphere are not likely to be viable after two weeks of light deprivation and freezing temperatures.
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To pull it off, they had to convince regulators that the left-behind company, Alpha, would still be viable and able to cover its remaining environmental obligations.
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The union said the federation rejected them without seriously exploring alternatives; a U.S. Soccer official said none of the proposed alternatives were found to be viable options.
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" Yang, speaking to reporters in Des Moines on Wednesday, said that his campaign has "no guidance for our caucus-goers who don't find us to be viable.
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Foecke plans to support Warren and does not have a backup candidate as she believes Warren should be viable in Iowa's caucuses and able to win delegates.
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Adani on Thursday rejected comments on social media by a Bloomberg opinion writer who said the mine is unlikely to be viable at current thermal coal prices.
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The blue line, (2), assumes the airlines take a bunch of additional steps to further improve plane efficiency using methods expected to be viable in the near future.
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However, that second run hasn't happened yet, and has a limited timetable to occur before Ryugu approaches too close to the sun for the mission to be viable.
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But, but, but: Some of these projects need the cooperation of local officials and are not proven to be viable alternatives to a fixed or wireless broadband subscription.
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Thus, the Iran threat serves to form a coalition of states to meet that common threat, but, without a basis in shared values, it will not be viable.
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Political sense — and history — suggests that only three, with a stretch maybe four, candidates will be viable after the initial Iowa and New Hampshire contests in early February.
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Both twins have declined to reprise the part of Michelle in Netflix's Fuller House reboot, prompting a little wishful thinking that their thespian sib might be viable alternative.
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"The former are focused on fast growth while the latter require sustained high utilization of infrastructure over decades for projects to be viable," he said in a statement.
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By Thursday, it had become clear to administration officials their previous insistence that life would continue as normal would no longer be viable in the age of coronavirus.
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Officials also said to expect a website directing Americans showing symptoms when and where to get tested should be viable early in the week after initial confusion. Adm.
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He said a write in campaign wouldn't be "viable" and if he finishes in 3rd place an Indy run of any kind wouldn't have the impact he wants.
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"It is significant the 17% [who] say they will remain uncommitted and may indicate that uncommitted will be viable in several precincts," a statement from the group says.
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But regional economic integration would not be viable until Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina recognize Kosovo's independence and accept its equal participation and representation in all regional bodies.
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This means the trademark requests they filed to use Sussex Royal on products will be viable, and they will be able to keep the name of their foundation.
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Part of his promised 50 billion euro ($58 billion) investment plan would be allocated for areas where building networks would not be viable for private companies, he added.
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Some grazing areas used to raise livestock like cows simply wouldn't be viable for growing crops, which means that it would be wasted in a vegan-only world.
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What's interesting and valuable about his piece is that he is willing to ask whether a social or cultural model outside of modern liberalism is, or should be, viable.
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"At this stage we believe the device to be viable and that this was an attempt by dissident Republican terrorists to murder police officers," Northern Ireland's police service said.
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Issar did not detail the likely size of the plant, but said it would need to be able to handle at least 100,000 units a year to be viable.
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"Any of the top-tier candidates could be viable in November," said Jesse Ferguson, a former aide to the House Democrats' campaign arm who has done work in Virginia.
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Then there is HQ2, Amazon's much-ballyhooed search for a second headquarters, which seems to have convinced some tech executives that cities between the coasts may be viable alternatives.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said Toyota concluded after the study and negotiations that Saudi Arabia would need to provide huge subsidies for the project to be viable.
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No one can excel all the time, and even a Buffett may produce in a lifetime no more than a few great ideas that may not be viable forever.
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The candidates who don't have enough support to be "viable" are eliminated; their supporters have a chance to realign with viable candidates; and precinct leaders record the new totals.
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The state will distribute delegates proportionally, so any candidate who hits the 15 percent threshold in the state or in individual congressional districts will be viable for national delegates.
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Northam, a pediatric neurologist by training, spoke about what actually happens when a woman goes into labor with a fetus that has severe deformities and may not be viable.
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Wade was on a "collision course with itself," because improvements in technology would make it possible for a fetus to continually be viable earlier in the course of a pregnancy.
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Biden's implosion and a 'tremendous backlash'Democrats across the political spectrum agree Biden may not be viable if he fares poorly in New Hampshire and Nevada and crucial donors abandon him.
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While HSAs and HDHPs may sound like a good solution, they are unlikely, I would argue, to be viable and equitable solutions to what ails the American health care system.
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Hemp is easier to grow than cotton, corn or soybeans as it requires little water and can be viable in lower-quality soil that is not practical for other crops.
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It's worth bearing in mind that even with Papua New Guinea's superior cost structure, a new LNG plant would struggle to be viable in the current environment of low prices.
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It also allows exceptions to save the mother's life or when it has been determined that the fetus wouldn't be viable outside the mother's womb because of serious medical issues.
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It also allows exceptions to save the mother's life or when it has been determined that the fetus has serious medical issues and wouldn't be viable outside the mother's womb.
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There are two things a city must have in order to be viable for free internet infrastructure from Intersection, according to the company's CEO and former advertising guru Ari Buchalter.
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If top-level players are employing converters to play with outdated hardware, then it stands to reason that any input would be viable if someone was willing to modify it.
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"He said a write in campaign wouldn't be 'viable' and if he finishes in 3rd place an Indy run of any kind wouldn't have the impact he wants," Noble tweeted.
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Still, the Warren campaign has long anticipated Biden would do well on Super Tuesday, with another memo earlier this month predicting he would be viable in 96 percent of districts.
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"If the economy is in a recession, organizing events is really not something that's going to be viable and is one of the first budgets that gets slashed," he said.
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One of the sources said Gupta was "still interested", but that, if the Jingye process dragged on too long, a rescue plan might at some point no longer be viable.
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The new research also found that by the end of the century, there will be very few locations where human efforts to restore coral habitats would be viable at all.
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Sanjiv Singh, a Carnegie Mellon University professor and CEO of Near Earth Autonomy, a startup developing software for air taxis, doesn't expect they will be viable until they're flying autonomously.
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It's clear the company has some big work ahead of it to convince consumers and developers that its version of Android, based on Android Open Source Project, will be viable.
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It also said that areas in the South East of England such as Kent, Essex and Suffolk would be viable options for Londoners "insistent on still buying in the area".
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Simon Willes, executive chairman of Gazelle, an adviser to the CRC Superfund, said a superfund would need to attract around 3-5 billion pounds in British pension assets to be viable.
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The Commerce Department projects the tariffs will raise the US's steel production from its current rate of 73% up to 80%, the minimum for the industry to be viable long-term.
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Tyra's platforms have sunk 5 metres since production began 30 years ago but Maersk has earlier said it would not be viable to redevelop it given the conditions offered by Denmark.
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Despite being widely viewed as an instant front-runner in the race, Biden faces tough questions about whether his candidacy will be viable amid the crowded and diverse field of candidates.
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We hope others will rally to the cause, so that open-source companies can make money, open source can be viable and open-source developers can get paid for their contributions.
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"To have a full-on stock exchange where you are listing securities, where it is liquid, that requires a level of scale in order for it to be viable," he said.
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Black women like Lucy McBath and Lauren Underwood have also seen electoral success in predominantly white districts, suggesting that women of color can be viable candidates in a variety of districts.
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"Although as yet unproven in real-world testing, the Hyperloop technology is likely to be viable, and represents a realizable integrated system," Munich Re said in a report released on Tuesday.
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And while that's not as good as being submerged in liquid nitrogen at minus-196 centigrade, it's possible some tissue may still be viable after transfer to a new storage unit.
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Lampert's proposal, which is being evaluated by an independent committee of the board, has been met with questions about what would be left of Sears — would the business still be viable.
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"Illegal harvesting will eventually lead to commercial extinction, where the fishery ceases to be viable at all," said Peter J. Britz, a marine biologist at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa.
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"The philosophy of the company is to help the economy and try to be viable and profitable," Thanh told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference ahead of the Singapore Airshow.
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Even Steve Bannon, Trump's recently departed chief strategist and one-time National Security Council member, doesn't think a military solution would be viable to halt the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.
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The country tried to make the defunct Shanghai Y10 in the 1980s but it failed to be viable; more recently, Comac's ARJ-21 regional airliner made its first commercial flight in 2015.
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One telecom analyst said Etisalat Nigeria could struggle to find new investors, putting lenders in a weak negotiating position, although the company could be viable if acquired by one of its rivals.
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We must remember a human is a community of cells linked together, and those links need to be maintained for a tissue to be viable, especially for complex organs like the brain.
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I was fascinated by this idea, as was my husband, and we spent weeks working with our policy team to see if it could be viable enough to include in my campaign.
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"The virus can probably be viable for two to three days on inanimate surfaces, but I think that the likelihood of surviving shipment and transmitting to someone is virtually nil," Perlman said.
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Even if the tech powering THX Ultimate Cinema is better than Dolby or IMAX, it remains to be seen whether enough theaters will want to adopt it for it to be viable.
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However, as the specter of automation looms over the industry, many of these jobs could one day disappear, even if fully automated warehouses are unlikely to be viable within the next decade.
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But, said Basu, to strike a commercial deal the company must show it is financially stable; the AP1000 reactor should be proven in practice; and the power supply tariff should be viable.
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The retailer, which is being advised by accounting firm KPMG, said on Thursday more than half its 164 UK stores would not be viable if it did not achieve major rent cuts.
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The appeals court conceded that there is no "medical evidence that a fetus would be viable at 15 weeks," citing that viability typically begins at 23 or 24 weeks into a pregnancy.
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"We have commissioned studies to see if a private-public partnership would be viable to operate the canals," said a spokesman for National Integration Minister Helder Barbalho, who is responsible for the project.
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Candidates, particularly those running for national office, need to prove that they can raise large checks from large donors early on to be "viable," in what is commonly known as the money race.
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But his supporters might see a nomination now as a waste, given the risk that he could be burned by a bitter confirmation process and left too stigmatized to be viable in future.
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But Saudi officials may have concluded the scope for further increases in the short term was modest and that an agreement to freeze Iraq's and Russia's output around current levels would be viable.
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The campaign morphed into the notion of St. George as organizers said that lawmakers had told them a new school district could be viable if it were part of a freshly incorporated city.
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Neither was aware, however, that earlier that morning, a Cal Fire bulldozer had abandoned this same fire line, telling his supervisor it was "too steep and overgrown" to be viable, the report says.
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Morgan Stanley says President Donald Trump's partial trade deal with China is an "uncertain" arrangement at best and there does not appear to be viable path to reduce existing tariffs at the moment.
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If we relax the idea of a 'parallel universe' and think more in terms of alternative life forms, then, yes, strange complex life like this one could be viable somewhere else in the galaxy.
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"If our work is approved by a country with a larger population and structures in place for FDA-like trials, it could be viable within three to five years," he said in the release.
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Places like New York and California have (relatively) high tax rates already, so it may not be viable for them to raise state income taxes to foot the bill for such a costly program.
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"The broad feeling of many working the project at Apple is that the device may be doomed to failure, and may not be viable at all unless significant advancements can be made," he wrote.
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Pipeline costs, improving the FLNG technology and management of early and late-stage output at a field would all be factors in determining whether FLNG might be viable for other gas developments, she said.
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Constructing a new telecoms network is good for consumers but expensive; the reason to do it is the knowledge that it will not be viable for latecomers to compete away the first mover's profits.
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But although Sanders says he's focused on not letting New Hampshire slip away, he believes his campaign will be viable in South Carolina, a state where Clinton is considered to have a significant advantage.
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But platforms that don't invest in retention from day one risk sudden death: They can show impressive growth numbers, and even attract significant investment, but may not be viable in the long run. Musical.
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The system that treats women like sexual objects to be exploited by men like Weinstein is the same system that decides older women can no longer be viable sexual objects and then discards them.
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One problem for Warren, who voters consistently cite as the most popular second choice, is that she's the favorite backup candidate for Sanders voters, who expected to be viable across most of the state.
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"The bulk of the interviews that we've had have felt like almost a moratorium since Day One — folks bringing up a million and one reasons why his campaign wasn't gonna be viable," Macías lamented.
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" A strategist working with another candidate said he does not expect that Klobuchar will "light it up anywhere," but that "she'll be viable in most places in the state, which is good for fourth.
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Higher oil prices and the need to replace shrinking reserves have boosted appetite among oil majors for costlier, higher-yield offshore ventures, though some projects are still seen as too pricey to be viable.
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The department added Enbridge had expanded another pipeline in the region, Line 67, and that other existing and proposed energy infrastructure would be viable alternatives for Line 3, which the state can do without.
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Culbert said during a visit to India this month he met with several airlines to discuss adding services to Australia, offering financial incentives packages for the first year to ensure the flights would be viable.
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Cuadrilla said it plans to fully test flow rates from the current two exploration wells towards the end of 2018 and into the New Year to determine whether full-scale gas extraction would be viable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The proposed merger of Sainsbury's and rival supermarket operator Asda would be viable even if regulators forced the group to dispose of 132 stores or more, Sainsbury's house broker UBS said on Tuesday.
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The investment banking units of Itaú Unibanco Holding SA, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Banco Plural SA and the brokerage firm XP Investimentos SA have been hired to analyze whether an IPO by BMG would be viable.
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Kazakh banks' subordinated issues do not currently envisage any formal loss absorption triggers, but in Fitch's view would be likely to absorb losses if in the regulator's view the bank had ceased to be viable.
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Sure, switching over to a zero-waste lifestyle or vowing to only buy local produce may not be viable for everyone, but there are a number of small-scale ways you can make an impact.
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The party's approach has also come at a great cost to civil liberties and economic livelihoods, and some critics have questioned whether it would be viable in open societies where personal freedoms are fiercely protected.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is weighing a multinational military response to the suspected Syrian poison gas attack, U.S. officials told Reuters on Monday, as experts listed several key facilities that could be viable targets.
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The district-level delegates are awarded to candidates who clear that 15 percent threshold in designated districts — meaning candidates can be viable in a district in a state even if they aren't doing well statewide.
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Though Chris likes Bernie Sanders, he doesn't think his plans are "viable," and said he probably wouldn't move to Sanders during the caucus process and doesn't expect him to be viable at their caucus site.
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And with the fear of more floods in the coming years — and perhaps even the coming weeks — many people said living and farming near the water might not be viable much longer without major changes.
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For that to be viable, United Internet's CEO Ralph Dommermuth says it would be vital for the BNetzA to allow so-called national roaming - allowing a new entrant to rent network access where it lacks coverage.
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With no guarantee that their longtime home would be viable even after the construction dust settled, Bechtle and Alex Evans, the executive director and head puppeteer, decided to jump without quite knowing where they would land.
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On Monday the European Banking Authority urged the EU to create a publicly-funded 'bad bank' to buy up part of the non-performing loans, suggesting that a fully private sector solution may not be viable.
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Medical experts for the defense and prosecution argued over whether the fetus was alive or far enough along to be viable when Patel gave birth, but the jury still decided to convict her on both charges.
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To be viable, such stations will need to offer astronauts, and perhaps someday, scientists and even tourists, similar levels of protection against the many formidable hazards of operating in space as the current Space Station does.
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Lighthizer gave fresh momentum to the talks in early March by floating the prospect of a quick deal "in principle," though Mexican and Canadian officials say only an agreement covering the essential details would be viable.
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"If we just sit here and wait, and the pound falls another seven or 10 cents, which I think it easily could do, that project probably wouldn't be viable," said Mr. Meyrick, Good Energy's trading director.
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Games like Katamari Damacy, Ghost Recon, and Phantom Dust targeted audiences most modern publishers would consider far too small to be viable, but back then, lower development costs meant companies could afford to take greater risks.
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The Swiss investment bank UBS published a report concluding that the price of a single coin would need to sit around $213,000 for Bitcoin to be viable as a money supply; it currently sits at $7,000.
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For the Zhou family, that means a life built around the Daqing oil field may no longer be viable, and soon the phrase "the children of the oil field" will be a thing of the past.
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The announcement comes just days after Netflix canceled series fronted by Michelle Wolf and Joel McHale, leading some observers to wonder about whether shows in the late-night comedy mold would be viable on streaming platforms.
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We've seen other DTC genetic testing firms move away from the DTC space and pursue tie-ups to secure future revenue — and we're skeptical that Nebula's DTC-focused strategy will be viable in the long-run.
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The memo, which argues that Buttigieg is the only candidate who has proven himself to be viable alternative to Sanders, came days after a similar memo from the Bloomberg campaign suggested that Biden, Buttigieg and Sen.
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Getting the job done, though, would require recognizing that winning statewide races in Texas is an uphill battle for Democrats, who aren't going to carry the state with a message as progressive as could be viable nationally.
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"As the system has proved to be viable and efficient, it draws interest from both Russian and foreign players, it is proposed to give any legal entities, Russian and foreign, the possibility to use it," Aksakov said.
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But for that to be viable, the regulator would have to allow national roaming - enabling United Internet to provide coverage in urban areas while allowing it access to the networks of other operators elsewhere, the company says.
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It was 100 founders, folks from NASA, SpaceX who were getting together to discuss colonizing Mars, or industries that could be viable now with revenue that could be generated now that can also be used on Mars.
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Until the recent political turmoil, economists had generally agreed that Catalonia would be viable as an independent country, but they differed on the impact on jobs, barriers to trade and the spending needs of a new state.
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It's all about managing the level of risk, is the leading suggestion, rather than questioning outright whether the use of a hugely risk-laden technology such as facial recognition should actually be viable in a democratic society.
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Three Mile Island could be viable if natural gas prices rose from below $3 per million British thermal units to about $5 per mmBtu and if a "reasonable" price were applied to carbon, according to Exelon's Dominguez.
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The disclosures from Yahoo about both breaches came after the company agreed to sell its main business to Verizon Communications in July, triggering questions about whether the deal would still be viable and, if so, at what price.
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Geothermal electricity generation needs three things to be viable: heat, fluid, and a substrate permeable enough to allow movement of fluid through it and up to the surface, where the steam is used to turn power-producing turbines.
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Innovative practices at the micro level can only be viable and structurally effective for social change if they interweave with one another to form always-broader collaborative networks and solidarity chains of production-finance-distribution-consumption-education-communication.
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The collapse of the water aquifer and the resulting necessity of desalination of nearly all the water in Gaza has propelled new thinking in water and treatment technology that could be viable in frontier markets around the globe.
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Wade ruling, which affords a woman the right to an abortion up to the moment the fetus would be viable outside the womb, which is usually placed at about seven months, or 28 weeks, but may occur earlier.
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While a big premium for convenience might have been commercially viable once in the lucrative U.S. market, it would not be viable today, given the squeeze on prices by pharmacy benefit managers, who administer drug programs for health plans.
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Because if organizers don't have to worry about their communications reaching enough of their supporters in time for a protest or another type of action to be viable, they likely have more time to plan and craft those actions.
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"We consider the process to be viable and will continue to support constitutional next steps leading up to a final decision in the coming months, hopefully September," Hariri said in a statement to the press after meetings with Pompeo.
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"I think certainly they'll be viable bidders even sooner than a lot of people anticipate," Shah said when asked whether the league expects its digital distribution partners, like Amazon and Twitter, to ultimately bid for larger TV-style packages.
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In contrast, five years ago, before the rapid rise in U.S. output, the former CEO of Santos, David Knox, said new Australian projects would be viable as long as they could deliver gas to Tokyo for $14 per mmBtu.
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"Only technologies which are still developing and whose costs are expected to fall further need support through state aid, especially solar and wind in cases where they would not be viable without incentives," the campaigners said in their report.
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But, they did find that there were some sites where recovery of the gold could be viable, like in the refinery-rich Ticino region where concentrations of the precious metal were likely high enough to justify the extraction effort and cost.
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Significantly, the amount of GLP-1 drug needed in a pill is not that much greater than in an injection, so Sorensen believes an oral version could be viable if priced around the same level as a GLP-1 injection.
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But when it came to LNG, the general view was that the super-chilled fuel will be too expensive to be viable in countries that are planning to expand electricity generation through power plants that will run on imported commodities.
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The study says the 120-km (75-mile) STEP pipeline across the Pyrenees - the first and central part of the broader Midcat project - would only be viable if LNG prices over a long period remained significantly higher than pipeline gas prices.
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High-altitude air drops would be viable in four areas, including Foua and Kufreya, where about 20,000 people are trapped but the other 15 areas are in urban or semi-urban areas where helicopters would be the only option, it said.
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In some cases, certain startups may not be viable as standalone businesses and may have to shut down if they can't sell to competitors in their space, particularly if those are the only companies interested in acquiring them, the investors warned.
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"As sales have been growing, that's been enabling more stores to be viable maybe in smaller areas than we might've been, in or smaller towns than we were in before, so that number keeps kind of going up," Doyle said.
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The party famously released its "Growth and Opportunity Project" report in 2013, an autopsy of the 2012 election that called for Republicans to improve their outreach efforts to communities of color if it hoped to be viable in the future.
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"If minor parties get so little support in the election this time under these extraordinary circumstance, then there seems little hope that they'll ever be viable in an election," said Christopher Devine, political science professor at the University of Dayton.
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I don't know if Trump is a flash in the pan or a sign of bigger things to come, but I do know that change has to come to the Republican Party if it wants to be viable moving forward.
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Even if vouchers turned out to be viable (which would not be an easy thing in states that prohibit the channeling of public money toward religious education), could the system rebound quickly enough to accommodate the need that might arise?
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Her final months of activism — ferrying refugees out of conflict zones, offering sanctuary to survivors of massacres, transporting food and medical supplies to faraway and wounded communities, documenting atrocities in case prosecution might someday be viable — resonated with me personally.
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"Often these are desired pregnancies," he explained, and claims that they can be viable "could lead some patients to really question the advice of their doctor and maybe wait longer before getting the necessary treatment and put their lives at risk."
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"It's not whether you can run up a score in one precinct but if you can be viable in a lot of different kinds of precincts," said Jesse Harris, a veteran of Obama's Iowa operation who is now advising Biden's campaign.
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"The FBI would need to resign itself to the fact that such an exploit would only be viable for a few months, if released to other departments," said Jonathan Zdziarski, an independent forensics expert who has helped police get into many devices.
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For example, the documents note that oil prices would have to rise to 200 percent above their current level for oil production in these Arctic areas to be viable, and even then, production would still take one to five decades to get underway.
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"We look forward to using the interest payment grace period to begin discussions aimed at achieving an improved capital structure that, in light of challenging commodity prices, would be viable in the long term," Chief Executive James Watt said in a statement.
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Though they have an important role, public-private partnerships are "no replacement for direct federal funding," and any such project "requires a reliable revenue stream for the project to be viable," Senior Vice President Richard Fierce of engineering and construction firm Fluor Corp.
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But so much of what we were getting at [will] still be viable, Where we left things in season 4, Lindsay was becoming the Republican candidate arguing to put up this wall; even though she fought against it, she had completely flip-flopped.
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We dropped Booker down four spots to 8th place after his campaign released a memo on September 21 warning that Booker's campaign might no longer be viable if he doesn't raise another $1.7 million by the end of quarter deadline on September 30.
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The details of Knoedler's collapse offer a kind of clarity that is typically nonexistent in this business, raising all sorts of questions about whether the lack of transparency at the high end of the art market will be viable in the future.
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"The notion of a kind of 'Internationale' of the nationalists is no longer going to be viable at all," Daniel Fried, a former assistant secretary of state for European affairs, said on a conference call organized by the Atlantic Council on Monday.
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In a 2013 interview, however, Mr. Bishop explained that for an opera to be viable at the Beaumont, it must employ a smaller orchestra and have the kind of vocal parts that could be performed eight times a week in an extended run.
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Pastor Steven Broers, a Yang supporter and precinct captain in rural Fontanelle, said he hopes to be viable in his town and has already targeted what he believes will be the five Yang supporters he believes he needs to reach the 15% threshold.
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Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals supported that ruling after the clinic argued that no medical evidence shows a fetus would be viable 15 weeks into a person's pregnancy, causing the ban to violate the US Supreme Court cases Roe v.
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To even have it be viable expectation as a societal level, forgiveness needs to be understood as the offer of a gift, and it needs to be linked to a presumption that the other party or parties are going to engage in repentance.
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Because the legislation is vague, and because public health employees sometimes use that to deliberately delay the procedure to the time that a fetus may be viable, a decision is sometimes made to proceed with a delivery that may result in a live-born fetus.
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Meanwhile, following Democrat Doug Jones's victory in the 2017 Alabama special Senate election, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell basically gave up on trying to advance a legislative agenda since he knew House Republicans' ideas were too unpopular to be viable in a narrow Senate.
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The first implication of the Carmichael saga is that it shows that major coal projects in Australia need subsidies from governments to be viable, undermining the industry assertion that coal is the cheapest source of energy and has a major competitive advantage in Asia.
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Blankenship also said he would rule out a write in or third party bid if he doesn't think he could be viable and when asked if a third-place finish in Tuesday night's Republican Senate primary met that standard, the ex-con coal baron agreed.
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DBN, headed by a former Ecobank executive, plans to grant loans with up to 12 years' maturity, longer than usual for the West African country, to enable the financing of new projects that would not be viable with short-term funds and in dollars.
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The phone call would come from the first to see the Arctic Ocean Sea Ice that year, those who would assess whether sea ice conditions were stable enough for the essential logistics needed to ski to the North Pole to be viable or not.
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While at Davidson College, a liberal arts school in North Carolina, there is a so-called failure fund, a series of $150 to $1,000 grants for students who want to pursue a creative endeavor, with no requirements that the idea be viable or work.
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"The risk is to be left with an emptied company and with a jobs problem, as we doubt that the military business would be viable on its own," the source said, adding the government was likely to take a decision "in a matter of weeks".
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The ACLU is refusing to release the teens' locations, but Poe may soon run out of time to get an abortion — though state laws differ on how late into pregnancy an abortion can be performed, a fetus is generally thought to be viable at 24 weeks.
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In an op-ed article in DealBook, Professors David A. Skeel Jr. and Mark J. Roe wrote that "the core concept behind the bill – bankruptcy for banks – is sound," noting that there it needed some tweaks to be viable, including allowing regulators to force banks into bankruptcy.
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Both candidates enjoy some support in Iowa -- Klobuchar was at 6% in the latest CNN/Des Moines Register poll, while Yang was at 5% - but both are widely seen across the state as the candidates who will most likely struggle to be viable in certain areas.
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While some buyout firms dropped out of the race over concerns about whether Yahoo's internet assets would be viable as a standalone business, TPG Capital LP and a consortium of Bain Capital Private Equity and Vista Equity Partners Management LLC made offers, according to the sources.
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Pricing and potential consumer availability for the 75-inch set are still unknowns; at CES 2018, Samsung predicted it would be two or three years before a consumer MicroLED would be viable, but the company is likely trying to push that timeline forward as fast as it can.
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And we did try to be better, and again, we were in the Living Room just working our butts off to make a really cool record that showed the world that we could be a three-piece and it would be viable and it wasn't the end of us.
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Cuadrilla, 47.4 percent owned by Australia's AJ Lucas and 45.2 percent owned by a fund managed by Riverstone, said earlier this month it expects to spend at least three months fracking two horizontal wells to test flow rates to determine whether full-scale gas extraction would be viable.
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"SAGE is unable to continue to offer the very considerable financial support that the magazine requires to be viable while also investing in the core businesses of SAGE Publishing and, as a result, the Board of the Foundation had no alternative but to take this decision," the statement said.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court case legalizing abortion, essentially established abortion as legal up until a fetus would be viable outside the womb (about 24 weeks into pregnancy) but also said later abortion is permissible under certain conditions, including to protect the life or health of the mother.
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The unanimous Wednesday vote by the state's Public Service Commission could spell the end for one of the largest attempts to demonstrate that "clean coal" technology to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions of coal-burning power plants can be viable on a utility scale, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Ryan has told McConnell that the separate bipartisan healthcare effort in the Senate that aims to protect some subsidies being paid to insurance companies to help people buy insurance policies would not be viable in the House, according to a source familiar with the discussion who asked not to be identified.
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Los Angeles and Paris appear to be viable options to host the Olympics with many facilities and venues already in place so there is less of a chance that the budget to host does not balloon to the level of recent games like Beijing ($40 billion) or Sochi ($51 billion).
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This means, in turn, that climate action will have to offer immediate benefits to large numbers of voters, because policies that seem to require widespread sacrifice — such as policies that rely mainly on carbon taxes — would be viable only with the kind of political consensus we clearly aren't going to get.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R), who dropped his bid for the GOP nomination earlier this year, "would be viable" as well.
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Browne C. Lewis, a law professor and the director of the Center for Health, Law, and Policy at Cleveland State University expects pro-life advocates to argue that modern medical advances continue to move up the point of fetal viability, creating the possibility that a 220-week old fetus could be viable someday.
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"The aim of this mathematic liquidity solution is to allow the long tail of tokens to emerge, by allowing any user-generated currency to be viable on day one without needing to achieve massive trade volume in order to be listed and thus become liquid," says Galia Benartzi, the co-founder of Bancor.
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The campaign doesn't expect to survive New Hampshire, sources sayThe Yang campaign was uniquely disadvantaged by the caucus model used in Iowa, in which candidates must receive 15% in a precinct to be viable, and caucusgoers whose candidates are not viable after the first caucus alignment can change their support to another candidate.
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When reporter Bill Scher floated Franken in Politico as a possibility to be Hillary Clinton's vice presidential running mate, many readers were intrigued by the idea but they wondered -- could a former comedian and Deadhead who partook in the 1970s "Saturday Night Live" party scene really be viable as a national candidate?
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It is unclear why so many people chose to apply to be astronauts this time around, although Mars fever, coupled with the increasing exposure of never before seen space stunts from the commercial sector (see: SpaceX landing a rocket), both seem like they could be viable explanations for this remarkable uptick in applications.
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If they do not, supporters can resort to their Plan B. The New York Times reported late Tuesday evening that a top Biden aide in Iowa made an overture this week to the Klobuchar campaign, hoping to win over her supporters in parts of the state where she may not be viable.
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Thousands of women do this every year, for a variety of reasons: Because they don't want kids now but worry that their eggs will no longer be viable when they decide to try, because they haven't met the right partner yet, to hedge against the possibility of health problems later on or for other reasons.
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The president-elect has promised to bring manufacturing back to the States, but the only Apple product currently being made in the USA is the aged Mac Pro, which costs thousands of dollars, and Motorola's failed experiment with the 2013 Moto X shows that smartphone assembly in the US is too costly to be viable.
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For firms which only advise on pension transfers, this charging model "has the greatest potential to incentivise unsuitable advice, as such a firm would not be viable if it did not recommend a minimum number of transfers each year", the FCA said in a consultation paper on improving the quality of pension transfer advice.
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" NBCUniversal, AMC, Sony, Viacom and CBS each offered a similar statement on Thursday, saying respectively that Georgia's abortion law would "strongly impact our decision-making"; cause them to "reevaluate our activity"; "consider our future production options"; "assess whether we will continue to produce projects in Georgia"; or decide whether "these may not be viable locations for our future production.
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A non-viability event would occur when the relevant authorities - regulator Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), jointly with the Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corporation (MDIC) - decide that a write-off or conversion into ordinary equity is necessary, or when a public capital injection or other equivalent support is to be provided, without which the bank would no longer be viable.
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And while it has never broken out Echo sales figures, it's clear the idea of a smart speaker has excited huge interest from industry, dovetailing with rising hype around voice interfaces as the next big user interaction shift, as computing becomes increasingly embedded into the environment where it might not be viable (or desirable) to have lots of screens.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York invited heated controversy by supporting legislation that would legalize abortion up to the 24th week of pregnancy (the week at which a live birth may be viable) when the "life or health of the mother" is in jeopardy or if the fetus would be unable to survive outside of the womb.
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If a candidate does not have enough support on that first preference to be viable (the threshold is typically 15% of caucusgoers at a location), then that candidate's supporters are able to realign either with a candidate who was viable in the first round or join together to make another candidate viable — this is the final alignment.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People Los Angeles and Paris appear to be viable options to host the Olympics with many facilities and venues already in place so there is less of a chance that the budget to host does not balloon to the level of recent games like Beijing ($40 billion) or Sochi ($51 billion).
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Charging infrastructure is a big piece of the puzzle that needs to be resolved for EVs to be viable - India has only about 222 charging stations with 353 charging points, according to a January report by global consultancy EY. Analysts estimate it costs between $500 and $25,000 to set up a station, and that comes on top of expensive land purchases needed to build them.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE] and [Buttigieg] won't be viable," the aide said, adding that Biden has "just got to hold on and see what happens in the last two [early states].
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According to the leaked assessment, a working group of Europe's data protection authorities is "not yet in a position to confirm that the current draft adequacy decision does, indeed, ensure a level of protection [in the U.S.] that is essentially equivalent to that in the EU." In other words, the Article 85033 Working Party does not appear satisfied that the new deal protects EU citizens' privacy well enough to be viable.
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These principles draw upon a great deal of work and thinking by many individuals and organizations and articulate what must be achieved if American agriculture is to continue to be viable into the future, calling for our policies and programs to: AGree's bipartisan group of Co-Chairs includes former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman, former U.S. Agriculture Deputy Secretaries Jim Moseley and Kathleen Merrigan, and former U.S. Agency for International Development Assistant Administrator Emmy Simmons.
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Utah Senate candidate Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R) said he supports the state's efforts to partially expand Medicaid, but does not think a full expansion will be viable.
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