" They later confirmed the Devon device was "not viable.
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"If a fetus is not viable at 15 weeks LMP, it is not viable at six weeks LMP," Reeves wrote, referring to "last menstrual period," a common method of dating a pregnancy's age.
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What do you mean my eggs are not viable anymore?
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The remaining embryo, with only sperm DNA, was not viable.
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Lines, natural lines, are seen as unattractive, not viable for careers.
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Delta Lloyd says those options are too slow or not viable.
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This applies even if the doctor knows the fetus is not viable.
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Oddly, when the eighths were stitched together, the result was not viable.
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It could happen now, but at that time it was not viable.
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His diplomatic deal assumed regime change from within was not viable, e.g.
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We live in New York, after all, and my baby is not viable.
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For the record, I am pro-choice when the fetus is not viable.
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As soon as the cap was removed it was not viable for us.
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It cannot be done administratively by volume, because the politics are not viable.
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Jaime Griesemer There were whole weapon classes that were just not viable for multiplayer.
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These are simply not viable in the world that Facebook and Google have created.
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"The economics of the project are simply not viable" without the subsidy, he said.
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And the UN-led effort to mediate a political resolution is simply not viable.
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"As long as dicamba is around, its not viable," Randles said of the orchard.
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But truth be told, wind and solar are not viable, really, at scale without storage.
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In one case, the woman is carrying a baby that she knows is not viable.
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Allan Johnston, chairman of the pension scheme's trustee board, said Truell's proposals were not viable.
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But such a strategy is not viable for Russia, which faces its own budgetary constraints.
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Developers will argue that two- and three-bedroom units are not viable, but it's false.
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Budget, third party alternatives were not viable amongst customers willing to pay extra for quality.
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"That is not viable over the long term given the quantity they require," he said.
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Hong Kong's people have shown us that 'one country, two systems' is absolutely not viable.
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If a group is not viable, a voter can choose another candidate or walk away.
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Abortions beginning at 20 weeks' gestation require a doctor's finding that the fetus is not viable.
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The Clinton campaign argued Tuesday that the Republican repeal and replace position is simply not viable.
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Unless your vaginal opening is shaped like a thin, perfect rectangle, inserting the phone is not viable.
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In 2010, my wife had a legal abortion after we found out her pregnancy was not viable.
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But Mr. Trump insisted that the project was not viable without a tax break from the city.
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" She said she called a hotline and was told by physicians that their embryos "were not viable.
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If a candidate is not viable, his or her supporters can choose to caucus for another candidate.
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In response to the Biden plan, Sanders argued that keeping a private insurance option available is not viable.
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"The minute you're not viable, you're as popular as honey on a biscuit," Vilmain said of caucus night.
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Without the agreements, his business is not viable in the United Kingdom, Radrizzani said by phone this week.
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Ackerman, the first W.N.B.A. president, concluded that a similar women's hockey league was not viable at the time.
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So...does Klobuchar give any indication of where her supporters could land in caucuses where she's not viable?
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We have known from the beginning that the "sequester levels" of appropriations, defense and domestic, were not viable.
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The deputy governor said it was Banco Popular itself that said it was not viable due to stressed liquidity.
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"I was clear that the domestic content (requirement) is something that is not viable at this point," Guajardo said.
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With the Niger River shrinking, there may be years when irrigation is not viable, said Malian meteorologist Mohamed Koite.
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Usually, once eggs are exposed, they are not viable, but have the best chance of survival if left untouched.
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Simply put, he said, paying tens of thousands of dollars a vial is not viable in the long run.
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The last one, I had gotten to the second term, and [doctors] determined that the baby was not viable.
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The moth joke rewards a type of person whose lifestyle was not viable 20 years ago: the comedy nerd.
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Lars Ulrich: It is clear, then, that if music is free for downloading, the music industry is not viable.
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Just last month, Ryan told the Senate that an Alexander-Murray deal is "not viable" for the House GOP.
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And it allowed abortion after 24 weeks to protect the mother's health or if the fetus was not viable.
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Even the alternatives available under the three-month provision for those who cannot find work are often not viable.
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It's not viable as it stands, especially in light of the U.S.' blocking the appointment of new appellate body judges.
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But even though the procedure at that mark is not a common, it typically involves pregnancies that are not viable.
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They argued that that the need for extra capital, restructuring costs and execution risks made the potential merger not viable.
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BioCryst said the 500 mg and 300 mg dosages of avoralstat were not viable formulations with which it could progress.
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Precautionary recapitalization by the state for struggling banks should be made easier when market solutions are not viable, he said.
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He played down Mr. Trump's apparent enthusiasm for a motion to dismiss, insisting that such a move was not viable.
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"The status quo is not viable," Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said in an interview published in Le Parisien newspaper on Sunday.
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The British security source said it was not viable to escort every commercial vessel, a view shared by several other countries.
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Anyone in a group that's deemed not "viable" can choose to join up with a candidate that's still in the running.
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Andrew Cuomo allows abortions after 24 weeks if the mother's health is at risk or if the pregnancy is not viable.
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A senior Trump administration official said Iraq's program was plagued by "enormous corruption" and called the proposal "not viable" in Venezuela.
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"Long story short, we picked our profile," Tina said, but that embryo was not viable, so their second choice was used.
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The Jockey Club said it had considered holding the Grand National without fans on the course but that was not viable.
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Also in the survey, Democrats were asked what they would do if their first choice in the caucuses were not viable.
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Current Ohio law bars abortion after 20 weeks unless doctors can show that the baby is not viable outside the womb.
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These pregnancies are not viable, and if left untreated, they can result in a ruptured fallopian tube, hemorrhage, and even death.
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If the cloud provider attacks them and takes that away, then they are not viable and it deteriorates the open-source community.
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Adding new shops in China is not viable, he says, when "you already have 200 retailers selling every sort of luxury item".
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Two doctors must agree that a fetus is not viable or that a mother's life is in danger to justify an abortion.
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Abortions that are performed afterward are generally done if the fetus is not viable, or to protect the life of the parent.
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"The status quo is not viable," Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said in an interview published in the newspaper Le Parisien on Sunday.
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A senior Cruz official told CNN the campaign had heard about the "split the map" strategy but dismissed it as not viable.
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Other states allow abortions late in the pregnancy when the fetus is not viable, an exception that New York does not make.
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Voters can also list the same candidate three times, or they can write in "uncommitted" if their first choice is not viable.
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Instead, it will allow for an abortion after 24 weeks to protect the mother's health or if the fetus is not viable.
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Instead, she implied that a woman's well-being is less valuable than that of a fetus, even when it is not viable.
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ST) said on Thursday its Dutch subsidiary was not viable as a standalone business, lending weight to a takeover by Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.
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Critics argue that the new draft is not viable because it still permits U.S. intelligence agencies to conduct "mass surveillance" of European citizens.
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" Neu-Ner reiterated those comments on Thursday and said bitcoin will soon reach a point where "miners find it's not viable to mine.
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Sergio DellaPergola, a demographer and professor emeritus at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said one state taking in two nations was not viable.
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Ohio currently bars abortion after 20 weeks unless doctors can prove the baby is not viable outside the womb — not after 24 weeks.
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Not only has Basic Fun developed efficient supply chains in China, but Foreman said there are not viable alternative locations for toy manufacturing.
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Carson dismissed criticism that his campaign is not viable heading into Super Tuesday, with Republican voting contests in 85033 states and American Samoa.
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The measure expanded abortion rights, allowing the procedure after 24 weeks to protect the mother's health or if the fetus was not viable.
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Wade says you can't ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and the medical consensus is that 20-week fetuses are not viable.
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Based on its estimate of its losses, it described Bankia as "a group that is not viable", an opinion written in red capital letters.
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" Arteaga said she told the pharmacist her baby was not viable and that she did not have a choice, but "he still said no.
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The Fiscal Agency first rejected the proposal on Thursday, calling the proposal "not viable" and saying it would hamper the utility's ability to recover.
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Unfortunately, the clearest way for the United States to advance its self-interest — that is, a change of regime in Iran — is not viable.
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"Banks are lending to fossil fuel projects, and ports and railroads are being built to handle coal, and that's not viable," Mr. Campanale said.
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As for the other GOP candidates, they were never inevitable and really not viable except for Jeb Bush because of his deep campaign pockets.
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In the press release, LMC reminded beach goers that exposed sea turtle eggs should not be untouched, as most exposed eggs are not viable.
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Wade also says you can't ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and the medical consensus is that 20-week fetuses are not viable.
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She shares a similar position with many in her party who believe impeachment could be politically harmful and not viable with a Republican-controlled Senate.
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In New York, abortions were previously allowed after 24 weeks only if a woman's life was at risk or if the fetus was not viable.
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She shared the stories of both her mother, who received a "harrowing" illegal abortion, and her wife, who found out the pregnancy was not viable.
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But family and friends — who should have been obvious places to which to turn — were, through no real fault of their own, not viable sources.
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"It's not viable and could be a significant problem for investors, financial markets and ultimately the economy," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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And the reasons are often heartbreaking, like the mother's life is in danger or there is a fetal anomaly and the pregnancy is not viable.
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"The second choices are going to matter more than they usually do because there's going to be a lot of not viable candidates," Deeth said.
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The measure approved late Wednesday would allow abortions when a woman's life is in danger, when a fetus is not viable, and in cases of rape.
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Despite having railed against Obamacare for years, there is now growing acceptance within the GOP that wholesale repeal of the health care law is not viable.
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If their first choice is not viable in their home precinct, the next in line will be counted if that person reaches the 15 percent threshold.
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In addition to production that is not viable economically, China is also grappling with aging oil fields that are increasingly running out of oil and gas.
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So, you can't tell me that they don't exist, and you can't tell me that the hundreds of them across the country are not viable for investment.
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"The point is that e-wallets as a standalone business will be massively risky and not viable," said Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder and Chief Executive of Paytm.
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The officials told the company that the kind of large-scale oil palm plantations that have contributed to rapid deforestation in Indonesia are not viable in Peru.
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The Connecticut Open in New Haven also drops out of the calendar after 21 years as its financial model was not viable anymore without a title sponsor.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) allows abortions after 85033 weeks if a doctor determines the woman's life or health is at stake, or if the fetus is not viable.
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There were a few tense moments, when people didn't understand the process or why a candidate was not "viable," like Pete Buttigieg and Steyer in my precinct.
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"It's a pregnancy that is not viable — meaning a fetus never formed — but instead of miscarrying… the pregnancy continued to grow and produced invasive tissue," Velez explained.
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Then participants will be asked their candidate preference, and that will be done five times to help the party work out which candidates are and are not viable.
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Andrew Cuomo last month that permits abortions after 24 weeks if the health or life of the mother is at risk, or if the fetus is not viable.
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Once first-round votes are tallied, anyone stuck in a group that is not "viable" has the chance to align with a candidate who has passed the threshold.
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"The solution that we were offered was not viable," Vestager told CNBC on Wednesday, referring to the proposed LCH Clearnet sale, which has now been officially called off.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) that allows abortions after 24 weeks if a doctor determines the woman's life or health is at stake, or if the fetus is not viable.
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"I'd love to send him a message that we're not going to buy more American wheat, but that's not viable," Fuente told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday.
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Under New York's Reproductive Health Act, they can be performed after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or when necessary to protect the life of the mother.
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Bolsonaro had suggested the country build more hydropower stations in the Amazon, raising fears of increased deforestation among environmentalists, but Albuquerque said that expanding hydro power is not viable.
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This tends to happen when a pregnancy threatens a mother's life, or when a fetus is not viable or wouldn't live long after birth due to a severe abnormality.
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The New York bill also allows a woman to have an abortion after 24 weeks when her health or life is in danger, or the fetus is not viable.
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"We think Samarco is not viable on the old structure of tailings storage," said Ferreira, adding he did not regard a rebuilding of the dam, which had collapsed, as feasible.
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"Independence for Hong Kong is not viable in the near term," acknowledged protester Sam, 23, a barrister, while music pumped from cabaret lounges in Wan Chai's bar district behind him.
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"Public-private partnerships are not viable for most transportation projects in the United States," Jim Tymon of the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials told a Senate panel recently.
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The government provides no satisfactory response to that question, except to point out that the current situation is not viable and that refusing to change is the worst possible option.
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New York's recently passed Reproductive Health Act, for instance, allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or if there is a threat to the mother's health.
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The New York law passed in January said abortions could be performed after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or when necessary to protect the life of the mother.
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The theory helps explain why Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush were forced out; they were seen as ideologically untrustworthy, and in a predominantly ideological party that's not viable in a nominee.
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It isn't clear from what's happened to Basis whether so-called stablecoins are simply not viable, or whether its particular approach to an asset with price stability characteristics was ill-planned.
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It also finds him benefiting a bit less when pollsters push for second choices, trying to model a caucus room where candidates with less than 15 percent support are not viable.
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When I went to the ER that second time, the doctors could tell that my pregnancy was not viable and that my life was potentially at risk, but that didn't matter.
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So, I think politically, it&aposs not viable, but from an economic standpoint, it would be a great... LEVIN: How many tariffs again do we impose on the American people&aposs taxes?
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RBS said in a statement it judged Carillion's restructuring plan was not viable and so it made the difficult decision not to make further funding available to the 200-year-old business.
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The court's 6-4 vote accepted the constitutionality of a measure to legalize abortions when a woman's life is in danger, when a fetus is not viable, and in cases of rape.
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Melanie Weatherall, a 50-year-old nurse who wore a blue sequined dress with BIDEN in sparkly letters across the back, refused to realign to another candidate when he was not viable.
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While I totally agree that the Green New Deal is not viable as currently formulated, I also believe that — especially with regard to climate change — it is a goal to strive toward.
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Waters could also potentially tee up legislation that, while perhaps not viable in the current Congress, could be ready to go if and when Democrats control the Senate and/or White House.
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"Siemens Product Computer Emergency Readiness Team (ProductCERT) confirmed that IRONGATE is not viable against operational Siemens control systems and determined that IRONGATE does not exploit any vulnerabilities in Siemens products," FireEye's report reads.
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"The denominator of ideas you will get in, the vast majority of ideas which are not good, not viable, will flood this process," said Mr. Brilliant, who formerly ran Google's philanthropic arm. video
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Why it matters: Supreme Court rulings have been cited to allow abortions up to 24 weeks during pregnancy when the fetus is not viable — or when a woman's health or life is at risk.
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The failure crystalized the new reality for Republicans: more than seven years after the enactment of Obamacare, there is growing recognition within the GOP that a straight repeal of the law is not viable.
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"I've talked to 20 different patients directly, and all have been told their embryos are not viable," said Tom Merriman, a partner at Landskroner Grieco Merriman LLC who is fielding calls from upset families.
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Abortions are legal up to 20 weeks under Indian law, though exceptions can be made beyond that if the fetus is not viable or if the pregnancy poses a threat to the mother's life.
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Third-trimester abortions represent less than 1 percent of all abortions performed in the United States and happen when the mother's life or health is at risk, or when the fetus is not viable.
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The 5-4 opinion also introduced the undue burden test for determining if a law creates a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion of a fetus that is not viable.
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However, Natalia Olson-Urtecho, mid-Atlantic regional director of the agency, said they were probably much higher than among owners of start-ups, because most businesses will not find buyers if they are not viable.
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Deception continues to play a huge role in the formation of the three and to some, Trump is unmasking the ideological elements of this type of thinking and showcasing it as not viable and flawed.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Slower rates of labor force growth in Singapore are unavoidable, the city-state's central bank head said on Monday, and any attempt to completely offset it by increasing foreign workers is not viable.
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He insisted it is not viable to build a hospital, as the Commission wanted, but that the state authorities have opened smaller clinics and deployed mobile teams to help detect cases of cancer and other diseases.
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If flying to Indonesia, hopping on a trans-Pacific flight, or spending a few days on the Pacific Ocean to view this eclipse is not viable, there is an easier way to watch the eclipse: online.
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Why it matters: The nationwide push collides with Supreme Court rulings that allow abortions up to 24 weeks during pregnancy when the fetus is not viable — or when a woman's health or life is at risk.
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New York's Reproductive Health Act, passed in January, has gotten a lot of attention because it allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or there is a threat to the mother's health.
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"We can only maintain sovereign powers in the New Territories up to 21983 in any case and the rest of the territory is not viable on its own," a 21984 UK Foreign Office memo warned Thatcher.
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"Regional firms and new specialized 'niche' companies that lack a national network are not viable options for the vast majority of national accounts, and they will not ameliorate the anticompetitive effects of this merger," Jackson wrote.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico rejected on Thursday a $1 billion loan offer from creditors of the island's bankrupt power utility, calling the proposal "not viable" and saying it would hamper the utility's ability to recover.
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Safe returns are not viable in the near term, and so it is essential to continue supporting Bangladesh and help it improve living conditions in the camps — encouraging more education, health care and community-empowerment programs.
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New York passed a law in January that protects some late-term abortions, saying they can be performed after 24 weeks of pregnancy if the fetus is not viable or when necessary to protect the mother's life.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Wednesday that demands by the Trump administration for a U.S.-specific automotive content requirement in NAFTA was "not viable," and declined to specify when Mexico would formally respond.
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While that's not viable for most public companies, Uber is expected to go public this year with a rumored valuation of over $120 billion, and investors will have to decide if Uber's slowing growth warrants that valuation.
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For example, if a voter who voted early puts former Vice President Joe Biden as their top choice but Biden is not viable in their caucus site on Saturday, their second choice will be counted upon realignment.
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Abortions that occur late in pregnancy are often due to extreme, extenuating circumstances such as when a woman's life is in danger, when there has been a severe fetal diagnosis, or when the pregnancy is not viable.
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At the largest satellite caucus site, at the University of Iowa, Mr. Sanders and Elizabeth Warren tied for the vote lead on final alignment, while Mr. Buttigieg was not viable (less than 15 percent of the vote).
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If any candidate's support in each individual caucus site doesn't reach 15%, then that candidate is declared not viable and his or her supporters are asked whether they want to caucus instead with a viable candidate's group.
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There is currently a bill before the Dominican Congress to decide whether to decriminalize abortion in three cases: when the mother's life is at risk; when the pregnancy is not viable; and in cases of rape and incest.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The latest U.S. proposal to redraw auto sector rules under a revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is not acceptable and not viable, the head of Mexico's automotive industry association (AMIA) said on Monday.
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A prohibition approach that increases violence, disease, and disability in the name of fighting immoral substances, while failing to move the needle on use levels and making life hellish for users is not viable in the modern world.
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"A two-speed Europe I think is simply not viable because it might mean such a deep division that eventually it would be ... the end of the EU in its present form," Takacs told Reuters in an interview.
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"I absolutely don't think that [Black Dog's] collapse indicates art catalogues are not viable or worth producing," says Jonathan Middleton, a curator who of late has co-founded the art, design and publishing service Information Office in Vancouver.
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In fact, a more accurate transcription of the opening lines would look something like this if you account for how prominent the snare is: Her name isPARNGNoel PARNG I have a PARNG dream aPARNGbout her It's not viable.
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"Pfizer has conducted a thorough evaluation of the ... sites in India and concluded that due to the very significant long term loss of product demand, manufacturing at these sites is not viable," the company said in an emailed statement.
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"We don't want you to think it's fraud, we don't want you to think these huge influx of traffic is not viable, and we want to make sure that you get the best games of the week," Nelson said.
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And while his one-sentence description of the End The Offshoring Act is clearly not viable as actual legislation, if he wanted to write a real bill along those lines, he'd probably find significant Democratic Party support for it.
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Because of the nature of the caucus process — two rounds of voting at each caucus site, including the elimination of low-polling candidates deemed "not viable" — polls in Iowa reflect voters' initial preferences, but not necessarily the final outcome.
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In a letter signed by 18 experts, Brazil's Department of Indigenous Affairs (FUNAI) rejected comments by Robert Walker and Kim Hill that staying hidden was "not viable in the long term" for the estimated 50 to 100 uncontacted tribes in Brazil.
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The bill allows women to get abortions after 24 weeks if their life or health is threatened by the pregnancy in addition to permitting women to have an abortion at any time if the fetus is not viable, according to syracuse.com.
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MEXICO CITY, April 30 (Reuters) - The latest U.S. proposal to redraw auto sector rules under a revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is not acceptable and not viable, the head of Mexico's automotive industry association (AMIA) said on Monday.
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The bill allows women to get abortions after 24 weeks if their life or health is threatened by the pregnancy in addition to permitting women to have an abortion at any time if the fetus is not viable, according to syracuse.com.
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While in many cases it would be easier and faster to place a call to emergency services rather than open an app and type in all your information, you could be in a situation where placing a call is not viable.
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Schrems argues it's simply not viable for individuals to take big tech giants to court to try to enforce their privacy rights, so thinks there's a gap in the regulatory landscape for an expert organization to work on EU citizen's behalf.
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Roe and subsequent abortion cases go further, holding that at no point in a pregnancy can a state limit access to abortion care if the woman's health — not just her life — is at risk or if the fetus is not viable.
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"The second choices are going to matter more than they usually do because there's going to be a lot of not viable candidates," John Deeth, a longtime party activist and member of the Johnson County Democrats executive committee, told me recently.
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Last June, the journal Science published a paper in which two prominent anthropologists, Kim Hill and Robert Walker, argued that isolated indigenous groups were "not viable in the long term," because their environments are too degraded or too vulnerable to incursions.
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New York's Reproductive Health Act, passed in January, allows abortions after 24 weeks if a fetus is not viable or there is a risk to the pregnant person's health (previously, most abortions after that point were banned in the state).
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The Reproductive Health Act guarantees a woman's right to abortion in the first 24 weeks of a pregnancy or when the fetus is not viable, and permits it afterward only when a woman's life or health is threatened or at risk.
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Vice President Mike Pence and other White House staff have been feverishly trying to get the most conservative members to support a bill, even one that is not viable in the Senate, and without the input of many moderate members.
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In 2015, Belfast native Lucy* received the news that her much-wanted pregnancy was not viable due to fatal fetal abnormality—her child would not survive birth, or if it did, it would only be expected to live a few weeks at best.
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The company said on Friday the EU's resumption of unrestricted sugar exports, after a decade in which they had been limited by quotas, meant its sugar refinery in Kiryat Gat, Israel was not viable and would shut down at the end of 2017.
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In neighboring Chile, the Constitutional Court last year upheld a measure that would end that country&aposs absolute ban on abortions, permitting abortions when a woman&aposs life is in danger, when a fetus is not viable and in cases of rape.
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Nicole Sahin, chief executive at recruitment firm Globalization Partners in Boston, says a large multi-national client of hers recently pulled back from an $2000 million investment in a U.S.-based energy project after rising steel costs made the investment not viable.
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The rounds of caucusing are to find out which candidates are "viable" — meaning they received 15 percent support or more at a given site — and let caucus attendees realign with another campaign if the candidate they initially supported is deemed not viable.
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If someone&aposs first choice is not viable past the 15% threshold, they can realign their preference to a candidate who is viable or try to make their first choice viable on the second alignment, which is not an option in regular primaries.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said last month that an Alexander-Murray deal is "not viable" for the House GOP.
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In general, though, doctors, including those who identify as pro-life, say the science is clear: ectopic pregnancies are not viable, there's currently no way to transplant them, and if left alone, they can and do result in a pregnant person's death.
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It's not viable as a substitute for all air travel, but given cities that are an appropriate distance apart, we have seen it can displace most air travel and some car traffic, giving people a superior transportation option that is also cleaner.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat, signed into law a bill that permits abortion after the 24th week of pregnancy as long as the fetus is not viable or the abortion is necessary to protect the mother's life or health.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Mexican miner and infrastructure group Grupo Mexico said on Friday the long-delayed initial public offering of its rail unit was not viable right now, but the company would look at the situation again in the first quarter of 2017.
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The company also said on Friday the EU's resumption of unrestricted sugar exports, after many years in which they had been limited by quotas, meant its sugar refinery in Kiryat Gat, Israel was not viable and would shut down at the end of 2017.
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After two days of intense and heated debate, deputies voted in favor of a law promoted by President Michelle Bachelet to allow terminations in cases of rape, when the fetus is not viable, and when the pregnancy represents a risk to the mother's life.
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On Wednesday, creditors of Puerto Rico's bankrupt power utility PREPA said they had offered the utility some relief, with a $1 billion loan and a discount on a portion of the existing debt - although that got rejected by the island, which called it "not viable".
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The Reproductive Health Act removes criminal penalties for abortion, including self-induced abortion; allows more health professionals, including nurse practitioners, to perform the procedure; and allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or there is a risk to the patient's health.
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Georgia's law makes exceptions in cases of rape and incest, provided the woman files a police report first, and also allows for abortions when the life of the mother is at risk or a fetus is determined not viable due to a serious medical condition.
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The law contains exceptions in the case of a "medical emergency," that the pregnancy is less than 20 weeks along and the product of rape or incest, or if a doctor determines that the pregnancy is "not viable," meaning the fetus is unlikely to survive.
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When Google moved to a holding company structure and branded the parent entity Alphabet last year, it broke out the losses from the other bets to ease investors' concerns that the profits from Google's core businesses were being squandered on science projects that were not viable moneymakers.
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In the past, Mr. Cuomo has pushed legislation that would codify the protections guaranteed under Roe v Wade into state law and update the state's law to allow late-term abortions when the health of the mother is in danger or the fetus is not viable.
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If players discover a certain strategy that is so strong it makes any other way to play the game not viable, Blizzard can pull some levers behind the scenes, push out a patch, perhaps "nerf" a certain ability or character, and force players into new strategies.
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Now what does Carrie Lam have in place in her arsenal that she can try and put the situation under control so that she can bring the divide in Hong Kong, many Hong Kong are very unhappy that their housing situation here is just not, it's not viable.
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Once someone has pulled ahead in the delegate count on Super Tuesday it's virtually impossible for others to catch up, not just because of money and momentum, but because the rules push underdogs out (although with online fundraising, candidates can choose to stay in long after they're not viable).
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, one of the lobby groups behind last year's mutual recognition blueprint, said it was now for individual sectors and companies in some cases to set out their own priorities as it was now clear that a one-size-fits-all template was not viable.
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"The Shanghai Stock Exchange has been encouraging innovations in the capital market, and the feedback we got from them is that private placement of Pandas is doable, but public offerings are not viable for now as a public offering has to go through the CSRC," said a Shanghai-based bond underwriter.
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"It's not viable", said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, "it would be incredibly disruptive to investors, financial markets and the whole U.S. economy" in his view, this isn't a mortgage, this is a contractual relationship the Department of Treasury has with investors and related to the whole America.
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In an open letter signed by 18 experts, Brazil's Department of Indigenous Affairs (FUNAI) on Thursday rejected Robert Walker and Kim Hills' suggestion that remaining hidden was "not viable in the long term" for the estimated 50 to 100 remaining tribes in Brazil who have had no contact with the outside world.
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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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The New York Times reported Wednesday that several members of the former vice president's campaign approached a senior Klobuchar aide at a dinner this week and broached the possibility of an alliance in which supporters from the two campaigns would bolster each other's numbers in Iowa precincts where one was not viable.
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Pique, who played in Barcelona's 2-1 La Liga win away at Leganes on Saturday, before making the short trip to the capital to watch Spain beat Britain in a thrilling Davis Cup semi-final, acknowledges that having two similar events so close to each other in the calendar is not viable.
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"In the interest of getting into the market, some insurers who are not viable for the long term could price their annuities in a way to try to enter the space," said Jerome Schlichter, a lawyer known as a pioneer in suing employers over retirement plans workers thought were mismanaged and too expensive.
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READ: Here's how Democrats can turn Roe v Wade in to law (It won't happen anytime soon) ""If there is no medical evidence to prove that a fetus is viable at 15 weeks LMP or at six weeks LMP," he wrote, "then a fetus is not viable between zero and five weeks LMP.
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The second, the "Born-Alive Survivors Protection Act," requires doctors to use all means available to save the life of a child born after an abortion, an event that is exceedingly rare and typically occurs when a baby is not viable outside the womb and doctors induce labor as a means of terminating a pregnancy.
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The new law allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or there is a risk to the mother's health, a provision supporters say is necessary to prevent situations in which pregnant women are forced to travel long distances and pay thousands of dollars for the procedure, sometimes when they are very ill.
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SIJS was created in 1990 to protect immigrant children who were wards of the state whose best interest would be served by remaining in the U.S. The program was expanded in 2008 to include children dependent on a court and for whom reunification with one or both parents is not viable due to abandonment, abuse, or neglect.
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He said that borrowing against the debt-free property to raise money for a renovation was not viable because there was little room to expand, and the board felt an expansion necessary to generate additional revenue from new programs, like one aimed at preschool children that the school hoped would bring in around 60 new students.
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He said that borrowing against the debt-free property to raise money for a renovation was not viable because there was little room to expand, and the board felt an expansion necessary to generate additional revenue from new programs, like one aimed at preschool children that the school hoped would bring in around 60 new students.
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Andrew Cuomo signed into law the Reproductive Health Act, which, among other things, takes the word "abortion" out of the state's criminal code, ensures that doctors and clinics who provide abortions can't be charged and codifies that abortions can be performed after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or the mother's health is at serious risk.
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While a Virginia bill to loosen restrictions on third-trimester abortions was tabled after it became embroiled in controversy, New York in January passed the Reproductive Health Act, which allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or there is a risk to the pregnant patient's health, among other provisions (previously, most abortions after 24 weeks were banned in the state).
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The state law "is just kind of adding this extra layer of expense, shame and health risk to people who are already going through the absolute worst moment of their lives," said one woman who flew from New York to Colorado in May for an abortion at 32 weeks pregnant after her doctors determined that the fetus was not viable and who asked to remain anonymous to protect her privacy.
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