You need a minimum viable company, not a minimum viable product
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They have to show they are viable to get the money to be viable.
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The second question offered all viable and constitutionally viable alternatives: statehood, independence and free association.
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If their first choice isn't viable -- meaning the candidate reaches a certain threshold of support, usually around 15% of the vote -- voters will be given an opportunity to realign with viable candidates or to form a viable group with other voters whose top choice wasn't viable.
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Before attempting to scale your minimum viable product, you should focus on cultivating your minimum viable company.
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A fetus wasn't viable at 15 weeks, he wrote, which meant it wasn't viable at six weeks either.
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"There are viable models and stories that lead to a viable Earthlike planet today," Dr. Anglada-Escudé said.
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But in another instance, the manual implies that supporters of non-viable candidates can only switch to a viable candidate.
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"He moved to Florida because he believes he's politically viable in Florida, and he's not politically viable in New York," Cuomo said.
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It's not permissible under Roe to ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and most second-trimester abortions don't involve a viable fetus.
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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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The manual provides conflicting information: In one instance, it states that supporters of "non-viable" candidates can "join or form" a viable candidate.
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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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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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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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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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These other methods should be discussed as equally viable options, as equally viable options, with their pros and cons laid out just like any other method.
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One part would comprise economically-viable areas, the other non-economically viable areas which receive public funding, the daily said, adding infrastructure funds would invest in both companies.
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If Washington had had a viable military option for taking out North Korea's nuclear programme, it would have used it before the North had a viable nuclear device.
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This isn't financially viable for local governments, but the federal government can make it viable, and in doing so support public health and employment at the same time.
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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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If a candidate isn't viable, their voters can realign to another viable candidate or band together to form a group in support of another candidate that meets the threshold.
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The campaign also said that in some precincts, precinct chairs said that a non-viable candidate from the first round could not become viable in the second — essentially, that caucusgoers were not allowed, as they should have been, to try to convince others to support a candidate in order to make them viable.
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If artists that have already proven themselves as relevant and viable are putting out successful funk/rap records, then surely what we are making is just as relevant and viable too.
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To this date, the Concorde remains the world's first and only commercially viable supersonic airliner (although the "commercially viable" part is subject to debate, and ultimately ceased to be the case).
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" The key is to find "a viable income stream.
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" They later confirmed the Devon device was "not viable.
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He's one of the three viable GOP candidates -- Rep.
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China's non-financial state-owned enterprises accounted for half of bank credit but only a fifth of industrial output, the report said, suggesting non-viable SOEs be liquidated and viable ones restructured.
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In Israel, the failure to form a viable coalition government and Netanyahu's failure to set up a viable successor has led to an ongoing political impasse on top of an indictment controversy.
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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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If that candidate does not meet a certain viability threshold -- usually 15% -- that supporter can realign to another viable candidate or join with other voters to create a viable group for another candidate.
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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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Wade decision that legalized abortion until a fetus is viable.
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Not everyone is convinced hydrogen power will prove viable, however.
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We've proven that we are potent and powerful and viable.
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The most viable exit strategy is to rip and run.
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If those speeds and prices improve, streaming could become viable.
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ET on Friday to decide whether ESL's bid is viable.
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Marriage is the most viable option for gaining permanent residency.
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Democratic Party, in which no viable electoral alternative exists. Frederick
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Right now, for many players, a viable business it's not.
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It's clear, however, that there is no truly viable alternative.
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By definition, if your product is at MVP, it's viable.
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The Uber developers opted for the more commercially viable choice.
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With only one other barely viable candidate in Texas Sen.
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Why isn't it a viable alternative to the liberal order?
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The problem is that Republicans do not have viable alternatives.
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Can SpaceX land often enough to make this economically viable?
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If not, artificial insemination and IVF are both viable options.
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Here are four viable solutions to our storage capacity woes.
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So Thunder would make bitcoin a viable alternative to Visa.
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And what about that idea is that without viable alternatives?
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The Great Suspender is a viable solution to that problem.
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I'm no longer a viable or desirable member of society.
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Where a viable third option existed, voters jumped at it.
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This should make game streaming viable on 4G networks, too.
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Perhaps most significantly, proportional representation makes third parties more viable.
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Space tourism also appears to be a viable revenue stream.
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At the time, she said there wasn't a viable alternative.
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We're still a ways off from viable human trait selection.
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CCS technology has not been proven viable at commercial scale.
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Musk said Starlink will become "economically viable" at 1,000 units.
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"But these systems will not remain viable forever," he said.
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But for those without coding knowledge, these aren't viable solutions.
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But is that a viable way to stop future outbreaks?
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We recognize business must make a profit to remain viable.
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Once the cancer spreads, surgery is not a viable option.
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For her, comedy was really the only viable career path.
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Think about it as a sort of minimal viable product.
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But are under eye fillers a viable option for everyone?
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But the technique seems viable, Feinberg says — especially for cartilage.
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What do you mean my eggs are not viable anymore?
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And have proven a viable source of income for him.
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Just when larger capacitive touchscreens were becoming viable, Apple struck.
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Bouncing effectively makes fighting from a longer range more viable.
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There are now many viable, reliable alternatives ready to go.
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Zynga still hasn't recovered or found a viable way out.
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We used to have viable "Third Parties" in this country.
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AND, YES, COMCAST IT A VIABLE PLAYER IN THIS MARKET.
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And there are no other viable solutions on the table.
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Officials insist that only viable companies will receive this treatment.
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So the aspiring modular parts manufacturer has no viable option.
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Other elements of Mr. Trump's energy proposals appear less viable.
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They were each deemed not to be viable candidates, however.
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But the creditors question whether such a plan is viable.
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And it isn't clear that the EPR technology is viable.
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Vienna (51 points) Vienna emerged as a surprisingly viable contender.
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This helps salespeople identify viable leads and close more deals.
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However, there is at least one viable escape hatch. Sen.
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Either you get a more viable alternative or you don't.
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Perhaps the most viable check on Trump is the law.
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Safe personal drug importation should be a viable legal option.
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The vast majority of viable land was allotted to whites.
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But Maryott said the company would be viable without it.
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All of the sudden commutes become viable and, possibly, attractive.
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You have to execute that idea and make it viable.
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The remaining embryo, with only sperm DNA, was not viable.
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But "the path to profitability is very viable," Xu added.
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There are viable solutions we can support and implement now.
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That basically leaves two viable options for dealing with radioactivity.
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"He made it clear it was very viable," King said.
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In this case, putting up a viable candidate paid off.
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One solution is to find viable substitutions for rare metals.
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But it is not the only viable possibility for TBS.
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They speak of socialism as a viable course for America.
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A viable, uncorrupt, moderate PA serves U.S. and Israeli interests.
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But speeches do not translate into viable job creation strategies.
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Yes. Is Biden really the most viable path to winning?
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But is that a viable path to success in 2020?
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It's the correct and only viable solution to global sustainability.
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But when people equally believe in them, they become viable.
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"He said, Day 9145, 'This isn't viable,'" Ms. Kriegsman said.
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" The laws in some other states specify a "viable fetus.
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Even so, Medicare is less financially viable than Social Security.
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The viable vote would then add up to 50 percent.
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The only viable solution to such sentiments is further education.
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There were six female candidates, four who were viable contenders.
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Why are Buttigieg and Biden any more viable than Klobuchar?
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That was also a viable list of grievances against Britain.
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"They're showing that a digital strategy is viable," he said.
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The FDP's Fricke didn't think the plan was viable, however.
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For many patients, cannabis offers a viable alternative to opioids.
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For Tibbott, this was proof that his concept was viable.
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And again, critics aren't sure that's a viable business model.
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But the challenge is to make the prosthetic commercially viable.
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The trip was a success: They created several viable embryos.
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Some question whether the canal would even be commercially viable.
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What happens after the precincts have decided on viable candidates?
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Are any of his kids a viable successor, he asks?
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But the United States presents no viable options, she says.
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Its familiar leaves appeared to make it a viable substitute.
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Ted Cruz as the only viable candidate to beat Trump.
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Few people today think a rule that rigid is viable.
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Increasingly within the administration, it had become a viable one.
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Many Fed watchers see Taylor remaining as a viable candidate.
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Despite having another viable suspect in Fennell, police arrested Reed.
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Four reactors are operating out of 42 commercially viable units.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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A viable alternative is to own mines with small explorers.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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Farmers and ranchers need foreign markets to stay economically viable.
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And the only viable candidate for 2020 is Michael Bloomberg.
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But experts said an executive order isn't a viable option.
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A fetus becomes viable at around 24 to 220 weeks.
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But this restructuring just makes the Americare approach more viable.
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Queasy Alabama Republicans have few viable options on December 12.
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But, as the second tip alludes to, a minimum viable product (MVP) should be the main the focus — what is the least functional, the least capable implementation of your product that is commercially viable?
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The material, cellulose nanofibres, could become a viable alternative to steel in the decades ahead, they say, although it faces competition from carbon-based materials, and remains a long way from being commercially viable.
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Viable candidates can't lose support on realignment, but there were more than 10 cases where a viable candidate lost vote share in the final alignment, even though that is precluded by the caucus rules.
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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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It [Turkey] is partly viable, but there are suspicions as well.
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But mixed reality remains more a roadmap than a viable platform.
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Is it a viable long-term strategy for shifting the party?
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"It's not really a viable solution for smaller places," he said.
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These worlds, these august narratives, have always been viable to us.
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My life is left out of the list of viable celebrations.
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Hence, we suggest that magnetic shielding is relatively the most viable.
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He's a natural on TV. It seems like a viable career.
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Shouldn't the voters themselves decide who are the most viable candidates?
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It is totally viable, it is needed and can be done.
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And so creative subversion seemed the only viable course of action.
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Palestinians say settlements could deny them a viable and contiguous state.
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Can bikes really serve as a viable option for that long?
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The question is whether the current model is a viable answer.
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Lines, natural lines, are seen as unattractive, not viable for careers.
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Not only did I get pregnant, but my pregnancy was viable.
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How can conservatism as a viable political philosophy survive this era?
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Moreover, COIN was a viable strategy, which had worked in Iraq.
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However, significant weaknesses make this option the least viable for consumers.
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I could see that being a viable business in the future.
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But how can it do that and remain a viable business?
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If not, is it time for a viable third-party alternative?
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But no one has yet coalesced around one viable alternative candidate.
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For many Rwandans, farming is their only viable source of income.
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So, not only are Dr Hayashi's creations viable, they are fertile.
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Latin America and Africa failed to produce a single viable city.
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Plus, it's unclear that ride-hail is actually a viable business.
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Which are likely to be commercially viable in the next decade?
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And even, in the case of Diet Prada, a viable profession.
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Both of the paths now available end with a viable solution.
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Shortly after that, her doctor confirmed that all three were viable.
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It's not clear how many bears would constitute a viable population.
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But the plane is no one's idea of a viable aircraft.
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This means Medicaid is her only viable option for comprehensive coverage.
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Could battery-swapping autorickshaws make electric vehicles more viable for India?
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But that's assuming that there actually is a viable Bain bid.
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"Density always helps to make public transport economically viable," he said.
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Nor does it plan to build a commercially viable Hyperloop itself.
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Singapore, meanwhile, is "viable" but has weak political linkages, he said.
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But Elias and others maintained that the PRT was still viable.
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It's not the first time anybody's CRISPR-ed viable human embryos.
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It (Turkey) is partly viable, but there are suspicions as well.
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The technology could be crucial to making drones more commercially viable.
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More importantly, no viable contender exists to take Mrs Merkel's place.
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Think Shark Tank with fewer sharks and more viable product pitches.
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That outcome has made building a viable governing coalition extremely tricky.
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The flip side is accepting that some people aren't viable prospects.
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Chris Christie, are seen as the most viable general-election contenders.
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The only viable option for many of them is public housing.
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"I think the technology's there and it's absolutely viable," Malkewicz said.
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I think you'll see a viable candidate in the Democratic field.
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Increasingly, however, publishers are viewing Snapchat as another viable distribution channel.
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"Breaking even or overspending is not a viable solution for anyone. "
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But at that moment, there was no viable female presidential candidate.
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Unfortunately, today's premium is too expensive to be a viable alternative.
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We're going to focus on those who provided a viable response.
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The "Freedom Fee" is a viable means of complying with PAYGO.
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British Columbia is arguably becoming a viable alternative to northern California.
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The hospital has said it's unlikely any of them are viable.
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Emigration from Africa to lands of greater tennis opportunity remains viable.
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This is about propping up a U.S. industry that isn't viable.
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But, he says it might be viable for short-term buyers.
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In both states, a viable challenger has yet to emerge, however.
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That will require the creation of "viable business models", she added.
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"Diplomatic options remain viable and open, for now," Tillerson said. Sen.
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Democrats have two viable candidates here: Talley Sergent and Aaron Scheinberg.
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"To stop overfishing we need to offer viable alternatives," Maynard says.
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The average woman having her eggs extracted produces 15 viable eggs.
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Those are not numbers that viable candidates for the nomination get.
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But in a few years time it will be more viable.
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They claim these can be economically viable with the right engine.
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A company spokesperson suggested that this makes the funds more viable.
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Are you skeptical that the police have a viable DNA sample?
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"It will certainly harm their ability to look viable," she said.
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So raising state income taxes doesn't seem like a viable solution.
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It needs to have a business model that makes it viable.
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Health policy experts say the mandate helps ensure a viable market.
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The fast breeder reactor is not going to be commercially viable.
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Some candidates win early because there are no other viable challengers.
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Not having to pay a staff makes the store viable economically.
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Chemical companies first resisted, saying that alternatives were not economically viable.
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Ultimately the math simply isn't there for it to be viable.
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And like Ryan, Bowles has yet to develop a viable quarterback.
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His campaign is testing whether that is still a viable strategy.
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Mr. Damen isn't convinced it's a viable choice for mainstream vehicles.
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However, this by no means a viable replacement for windshield wipers.
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That left the Turkish Airways flights as the cheapest viable option.
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That may sound attractive but it is not a viable solution.
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Nearly every viable Democratic candidate has a comprehensive climate change plan.
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But babies are now viable outside the womb at 22 weeks.
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I think for education, today, it's not a viable use case.
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Like others, she is not sure a tax is politically viable.
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There was still no viable professional league in the United States.
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It's hard to say how viable most of these candidates are.
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Last year, Modern Meadow convinced investors that the idea was viable.
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And I do think that women's stories are incredibly commercially viable.
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One is, will Trump be able to be a viable candidate?
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"What made the issue politically viable was suburban support," he said.
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His campaign is testing whether that is still viable in Tennessee.
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But the amount of viable virus decreases sharply over this time.
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Palestinians say there can be no viable Palestinian state without it.
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Of course, where sophisticated models are viable, they are likely preferable.
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That's why Michael Bloomberg got out the moment he wasn't viable.
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There is no viable military solution to the North Korea crisis.
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Like, this guy has almost no viable culture position to maintain.
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On tax reform, Mnuchin said it's "still very viable" this year.
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May, they didn't see Mr. Corbyn as a viable alternative, either.
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Banning a vendor from doing updates isn't a viable solution either.
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Now he sees radical solutions as the only viable path forward.
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It also signals to voters that he's still a viable candidate.
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For most composers, a teaching post became the only viable option.
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Snap demonstrated in the prospectus that its business model is viable.
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Yet such a move makes little sense without a viable alternative.
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Also, it's 2011 so this is still a viable joke format!
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The only remaining viable path was under the Hudson Yards project.
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So if Yang isn't viable, are you gonna caucus for Bernie?
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Even then, the skills are viable only in very particular situations.
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Maybe: I never imagined that a gay candidate would be viable.
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Whoever says Sombra isn't a viable hero needs to get good.
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Moving in line with industry standards is attaining minimum viable responsibility.
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Sketch launched in 2010, offering the first viable alternative to Photoshop.
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What were the viable options other than the two-state solution?
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Delta Lloyd says those options are too slow or not viable.
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But there wasn't an affordable or commercially viable option for us.
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So far, however, a viable commercial market has not been developed.
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There are a bunch of viable candidates challenging incumbent Republican Rep.
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She said she produced nine eggs, six of which were viable.
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Many cost around $300 a vial, without any viable generic alternative.
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Well, they were in that business because it was financially viable.
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They're going to be her whether she's meta viable or not.
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There's no viable drug operation that's not gonna be utilizing technology.
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Consequently, finding viable companies with enterprise impact will not be straightforward.
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It pushed Flynn's standing in the administration from viable to nonviable.
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But will his business remain viable and will his influence wane?
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This one found the highway was viable, according to the government.
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If that candidate fails to reach viability -- 15% of the number of people in the room in most caucus large sites, but anywhere between 18% to just over 50% in some of the smallest caucus sites -- the caucusgoer can either leave the caucus, decide to support another candidate who was viable or join with other non-viable people to make a candidate viable.
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The arbitrary criteria set by the secretive CPD are not designed to exclude "non-viable candidates", but rather to prevent any candidate outside the Democratic-Republican duopoly from becoming viable in the eyes of the public.
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Drawing on its database and primary source research, Crunchbase identified 51 "viable" Africa-focused VC funds globally—defining viable as formally established entities with 5003-10 investments or more in African startups, from seed to series stage.
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Drawing on its database and primary source research, Crunchbase identified 51 "viable" Africa-focused VC funds globally—defining viable as formally established entities with 7-10 investments or more in African startups, from seed to series stage.
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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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The biggest question now is whether CCS can be a viable technology.
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But Kushner wanted to know whether the idea would be politically viable.
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This new study offers a viable methodology for scientists to continue pursuing.
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"It is a popular and commercially viable project in its own right."
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Within the next five years, Google will produce a viable quantum computer.
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The move will leave Babis with no viable governing partner for now.
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There are a number of viable candidates — too many to list here.
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They say settlement construction could deny them a viable and contiguous country.
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But they said it was a decade away from being commercially viable.
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"We had one embryo that they said could be viable," she recalls.
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Failing that, Sunrise would remain viable as a standalone business, he said.
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The America First app, by contrast, looks like a minimum viable product.
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Ultimately, viable candidates are reflective of the Democrats living in their district.
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But we didn't really think that it was probably a viable option.
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Merrill says he's tried recruiting outsiders—and it's often a viable solution.
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Yes. There are two viable political parties in the American democratic tradition.
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Renewables, such as wind and solar energy, are now economically viable alternatives.
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And, to her credit, that is actually a viable entrée for business.
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Snap's big competitors have largely failed to field a viable Bitmoji competitor.
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RuralFirst is trying to figure out how to make it commercially viable.
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"It was always clear there was no viable independent strategy," he says.
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But it's unclear if this will continue to be a viable strategy.
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First, even the most promising and viable options substantially raise operational costs.
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Without offline playback, it doesn't feel viable to use in live performances.
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Pooling costs makes them viable for clans with as little as $25m.
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Second, changes that would make the SGC more commercially viable are unlikely.
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Making Crimea a viable entity will take time and lots of money.
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Cheap and plentiful access has meant that recycling isn't necessarily economically viable.
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Perhaps the only viable solution lies in the hands of AI's creators.
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Biding time is hardly a viable strategy against the force of history.
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It also means that the business of $2,500 suits is still viable.
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No one has yet to do it on a commercially viable scale.
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The first step will be to obtain viable gametes (sperm and eggs).
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It really helped Greeks look at startups as a viable life choice.
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They will do this in the absence of a more viable option.
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It also takes a tremendous amount of work to be financially viable.
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"In a normal country this would be a viable business," he says.
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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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The trouble is that they haven't come up with a viable alternative.
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Any new policy may have to address that concern to be viable.
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Wade, because they're restrictions before a fetus is viable outside the womb.
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Moovit's integration with Uber can make public transit a more viable option.
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For event tickets, however, closed isn't a viable model for several reasons.
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Metzger's model now faces a crowded bracket of other, still-viable theories.
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To compete with them directly is not a viable roadmap right now.
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Detoxification during pregnancy wasn't considered a viable policy approach at the conference.
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Pulido believes both the Batangas and Pagbilao LNG facilities can be viable.
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"We want to be a viable partner in the community," he said.
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"We feel that is not any longer a viable position," he said.
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They may see selling drugs as their only viable way to survive.
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Taylor's willing to play ball and make the short deal seem viable.
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On one hand, it's important that the accelerator itself be economically viable.
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Whether the North or South would be viable states is open question.
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John Kasich and former neurosurgeon Ben Carson had no viable path forward.
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This applies even if the doctor knows the fetus is not viable.
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"I don't think it's viable," Tax Foundation President Scott Hodge told CNBC.
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"Mergers require a viable and sustainable business model," Wuermeling told a conference.
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"It's a shame when that happens with a viable business," Stumpf added.
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The Falcon Heavy is a viable option for ferrying cargo to Mars.
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"The most viable markets are the U.S. to continental Europe," said Rutherford.
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For one, Trump is the only Republican running a viable presidential campaign.
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But without the left, none of these commitments is credible or viable.
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Oddly, when the eighths were stitched together, the result was not viable.
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Developing financially viable therapies for such tiny markets will be extremely difficult.
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Alexei Navalny, a popular blogger, was transformed into a viable opposition leader.
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It's up to you, the entrepreneur, to offer true and viable alternatives.
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This requires viable, tested contingency plans for the resumption of critical functions.
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Startups must have a minimally viable product that they can demo onstage.
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It's not up to us to decide who's still a viable candidate.
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"The commercial office wasn't really viable without the Latch R," he adds.
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"We cost them money, making their projects not fiscally viable," he said.
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Appealing to an opponent's machismo is not a viable back up plan.
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Can art be politically viable, and how does it acquire political agency?
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But what if the Republicans are no longer a viable national party?
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Bloomberg could see himself as a viable alternative to Warren and Biden.
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Suriname has not made any commercially viable offshore oil discoveries so far.
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So, the only viable way ahead for the United States and our
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Significant capital is available to finance viable projects through public private partnerships.
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It's something that Fortnite has shown can be incredibly viable on mobile.
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Ted Cruz showed Democrats a viable pathway to competing in the state.
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Google might finally deliver a viable version of AirDrop for Android phones.
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Qualifying by earning points is the most viable strategy for many travelers.
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For Meres One and other graffiti artists, there aren't many viable options.
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BUT THERE ISN'T CURRENTLY A VIABLE ALTERNATIVE THAT'S NONPLASTIC AT THE MOMENT.
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But no one wants a minimum viable jet engine or power generator.
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There are other viable paths, and China can be a change agent.
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"The good thing is we have some very viable options," Dykes said.
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While the opponents won, they have not put forward a viable alternative.
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"This is my belief: there are two viable beings involved," Stivers said.
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Due to battery, size, and network constraints, it wasn't a viable strategy.
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The most obvious reason why is the lack of a viable alternative.
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In particular, in a PPR Riddick becomes a viable every-week flex.
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None of us know how long YouTube is going to be viable.
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It could happen now, but at that time it was not viable.
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There is no viable regulatory pathway to approve new recreational drugs nationally.
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It would turn bitcoin into a viable alternative to existing payment networks.
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Viable spaces to live and work in are difficult to come by.
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But, my assessment is the law currently allows no further viable remedy.
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We want to farm at a scale that's commercially viable, and meaningful.
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The diagnosis, offered by his own party: It's just not politically viable.
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Under the deal, Iran has no viable path to a nuclear weapon.
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Democrats just don't support a physical wall, which was never viable anyway.
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As to whether that technology is viable, that remains to be seen.
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"I said to myself, 'Let's make this a viable business,'" he recalled.
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An hour later, about 40 percent of the virus was still viable.
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"We simply cannot make it commercially viable," Dyson said at the time.
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Almost anything, it seems, that keeps shoppers on their toes is viable.
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A pregnancy is generally considered viable after about 193 weeks of pregnancy.
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A pregnancy is generally considered viable after about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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The WIMP model remains alive and viable, according to the LUX group.
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"I still think Renault-Nissan is a viable concept," Mr. Wells said.
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H. R. McMaster, have argued that there is a viable military alternative.
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How viable these services will be over the long term is unclear.
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Establishing a viable church became the focus of the group in 463.
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We left sexism and racism on the table as viable debate topics.
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Ted Cruz, who also drew the voters Santorum needed to be viable.
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You can either make your creative record or your commercially viable record.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential bid — and his Green New Deal — viable in 2020.
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I had never thought filing a police report was a viable option.
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Unfortunately for many, staying home does not seem like a viable option.
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Instead, the statewide delegates are reallocated among the viable candidates still standing.
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With no other viable donor source available, Jocelyn died awaiting a transplant.
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The romantic comedy as it existed 15 years ago just isn't viable.
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But he did not figure out how to make them technologically viable.
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Eliminating the tax deduction for charitable giving would not be politically viable.
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Women die after being forced to give birth to non-viable babies.
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This cruelty is occurring even though release is an entirely viable option.
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If proven to be economically viable, Electreon could revolutionize urban public transportation.
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Chemotherapy, though, remains a viable option in this scenario, the foundation says.
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Abducting women is a viable path to romance ("Beauty and the Beast").
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Micropayments haven't proven viable yet, and similar schemes have had limited traction.
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Of course, that doesn't mean they always come up with viable answers.
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Usually, a candidate needs 15 percent in a precinct to be viable.
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For years, projects there required large government subsidies to be economically viable.
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The only viable rivals are Ericsson of Sweden and Nokia of Finland.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) has unexpectedly emerged as a viable challenger to Sen.
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Will digital personality constructs of dead authors ever be a viable product?
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But there's no viable proof that those promises are based in fact.
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Ms. Balshaw inherits what is by and large an economically viable institution.
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But for now, that does not seem to be a viable path.
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He also worried that Sprint wouldn't be viable as an independent company.
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It's fine to critique it, but one must have a viable alternative.
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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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We have to make sure we have viable options for treating it.
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Smart said she has no viable legal options to challenge the release.
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Of course, neither of these is an easy or politically viable task.
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If we really care about school safety, there are some viable solutions.
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Instead they wish to be members of an integrated and viable Ukraine.
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Ghani's coalition desperately needs to be seen as a more viable alternative.
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He didn't see a viable future for us, for me, in Cuba.
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The model has been developed, and I think it's a viable one.
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His diplomatic deal assumed regime change from within was not viable, e.g.
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Critics say commercially viable fusion always remains fifty years in the future.
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They thus became, for some, a viable alternative to the status quo.
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Pretending that there is a viable military option undermines our very security.
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And the only viable solution is for him to stop being president.
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And for those seeking a viable wagon relic, there's alway a woodie.
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It was the biggest landslide between two viable candidates in Georgia's history.
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BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT IT NEEDS TO BE VIABLE AS A TERM INDUSTRY.
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With few viable solutions in sight, I am left pondering a paradox.
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Even the center-left candidate isn't talking about a viable Palestinian state.
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A viable, dedicated platform for independent and art films has been needed.
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Clinton, wasn't able to clear most of the field of viable challengers.
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He was told no; the show wasn't viable with an Asian lead.
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Whether a three-way deal is viable, however, is uncertain at best.
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That could make these clocks a viable replacement for the cesium ones.
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Is there anything we can do for those people that's politically viable?
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What do you think is the most commercially viable application of AR?
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The company sees no viable alternative yet to polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles.
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In India, you have such dense populations, it could become quite viable.
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In some cases, organs may have been compromised but are still viable.
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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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If the parents' or kids' careers require it, many alternatives really are viable.
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It's a viable alternative to the existing solution — hiring janitors with water hoses.
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Ferguson, which concluded that the idea of "separate but equal" was constitutionally viable.
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Whether he ever intended it or not, Sanders has become a viable candidate.
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Chef Hugh Acheson cannot bear to see perfectly viable food in the garbage.
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Just as the automobile became a viable alternative for horses on Main Street.
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That is, unless there's a viable encryption for data stored in the cloud.
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But between impeachment and imprisonment, the former is the far more viable option.
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"There isn't a viable alternative to fossil fuels on the horizon," he said.
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The scientist had remained resolute in creating a viable technology for wireless power.
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But for most people, it's more a bragging right than a viable purchase.
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"I don't think prediction is in any way viable at all," he said.
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Google and IBM both have well-publicized programs to build viable quantum computers.
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Recruiters need to identify people who might be viable for a career change.
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Moore has refused, leaving Republicans — as they saw it — with few viable options.
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After those tests, Matthew and Elliot were left with just three viable embryos.
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But they may boost a more viable effort underway that would jam Sessions.
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Female athletes, who lack viable professional playing options, stand to benefit the most.
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Even Italy's coalition of two different flavours of populism seems to be viable.
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But even that is not a viable long-term solution for some people.
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Minimum Viable Email Love it or hate it, email is here to stay.
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He wanted a real, viable VR solution, so he built the Oculus headset.
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Mauseth, however, said OMV did not believe a terminal would be economically viable.
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But the truth of the matter is that there are no viable alternatives.
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Supreme Court rulings allow it until the fetus is viable, around 24 weeks.
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Sadly, you won't save any money on the older but still viable Pixelbook.
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Creating or even learning how to play music never seemed viable for me.
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The device failed to explode, but experts said it was a viable design.
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It's hard to say at this juncture whether Libra remains a viable project.
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In nine, a viable candidate wasn't given delegates he or she had earned.
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Working together, participants in the value chain can identify actual, viable recycling solutions.
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The decision was made that this was a viable creative step to take.
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I know that women over 27 still are amazing and viable and sexy.
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But, I don't want you to consider credit card debt a viable option.
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But most commentators agree that mobile is huge, and a viable ad channel.
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They point out that, despite the froth, viable businesses emerged from that episode.
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Now, Marlinspike says that domain-fronting is "largely non-viable" in those countries.
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BMW and Peugeot have said they don't see them as a viable solution.
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It makes the idea of tapping offshore reserves seem more viable than ever.
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To remain viable, Uber and its peers must make more money per trip.
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We believe that sneakers are a completely viable everyday shoe — even for work.
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Plus, a starting price of $1,399 makes this a viable entry-level laptop.
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It's not a necessity, but it's a viable alternative to protect your privacy.
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And if sabotage is the goal, they must find a politically viable replacement.
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And yet it's supposed to be creative and it's supposed to be viable.
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It will take thousands of wells to make a fracking industry economically viable.
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We've proven … and are proving that we are potent, and powerful and viable.
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What are the considerations we need to think about before this becomes viable?
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But these experiments would never produce viable embryos or modify living human beings.
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Mr Javid, meanwhile, insists that a no-deal Brexit is a viable option.
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Custom VPN deployments and Tor bridge relays appear to remain viable for now.
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MoviePass' success gave rise to a handful of imitators who offer viable alternatives.
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But I still wondered: Is high-end VR using a powerful laptop viable?
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Police there are deciding if the prospect is viable within a few months.
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How would they take the tooth out of storage and isolate viable cells?
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He's deracing a cynical strategy, making it more principled but less politically viable.
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"That is something which is a viable route," Kroening said of going public.
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This notion of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) applies to investors as well.
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The first clearly viable last-mile training model is the combination with staffing.
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It's not clear if viable cells can be grown from the blood sample.
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There was a two-hour wait to see if that kidney was viable.
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One of the goals in both is to make independent candidates more viable.
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The dating app space is competitive and few have found viable business models.
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"They fundamentally wanted to make sure that this was a commercially viable product."
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These jobs now look like viable launch pads for a national political career.
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It is a viable project, it's a necessary project, it's a Pemex project.
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Recyclers, like Waste Management, are working to make the industry more economically viable.
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"We're not surprised that someone found a potentially viable way in," she said.
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As long as he is a viable candidate, he'll continue in this race.
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It's more economically viable for businesses but it's also better for the environment.
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But keeping them around is the only way to maintain a viable market.
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"For this to become a viable additional option ... we need scale," he said.
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Flock is hoping to have a minimum viable product developed within six months.
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Alexa is becoming a viable smart home hub Caséta lights launched in 2014.
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So long as these men are still commercially viable, they will still work.
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The key to making micropayments viable is to make the entire process frictionless.
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And sorry, Phil Schiller, but Apple's $73 dock isn't a viable mobile solution.
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Do transhumanists have a viable strategy for uploading their minds to outer space?
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We cannot sustain a viable agriculture system if climate change is left unchecked.
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We had enough to attempt to show that the product would be viable.
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There was a successful nine-case series; seven of the nine remained viable.
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Jesse Jackson, who was one of the first viable African-American presidential candidates.
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I've watched clients blindly pivot to younger candidate résumés for no viable reason.
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Aging in place can be viable, even if modifications need to be made.
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You can't make a viable new media company without cracking a few eggs.
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Zeroing in on product marketing — and steering clear of a minimum viable product
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A direct listing is "a very viable solution for most clients," Kell said.
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But Essential's new solution, if viable, is definitely the most elegant so far.
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They decided that breaking free was the only viable, if extremely risky, alternative.
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It's not always viable to operate for a few nocturnal hours a week.
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Can there still be a viable third candidate in this year's presidential election?
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TransCanada has said it has received adequate support to make the pipeline viable.
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The two jets offered viable alternatives to Boeing's 767 and 777 wide-bodies.
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That's a viable short-term strategy, but retailers can't sustain increased costs forever.
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López Obrador, like his opponents, has struggled to articulate a viable security strategy.
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And video, easy to store and distribute, offered a viable alternative to print.
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Medical abortions are typically viable options until the 10-week mark during pregnancy.
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Let's hope they succeed in passing a viable solution before it's too late.
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A key driver will be a viable tax reform package, according to Siegel.
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Several plants have shuttered in recent years as coal became less financially viable.
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The manufacturing industry is a viable career path for veterans without college degrees.
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Chances of finding the crew with a viable air supply may be dwindling.
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The courts would rule that they had no "standing" or viable legal claim.
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If we do decide to go, we'll decide in time to be viable.
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He may be backing off and admitting there are some viable environmental concerns.
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Yes, but: The cancellation does highlight the lack of a viable U.S. strategy.
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But locating a viable and willing caregiver can be difficult, according to Kagan.
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Once you open up your relationship, those default settings are no longer viable.
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"In that context, it definitely was a viable option for Acclaim," he said.
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She was commercially viable and financially stable, but a long way from superstardom.
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In order to make these locations viable, you need a very healthy infrastructure.
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Headcolds and headbands became the minimum viable support system for the Western precariat.
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Private equity buyouts have become viable exit options — even for early-stage startups
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It can't be viable economically and it's not sustainable from an ecological standpoint.
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It was installed when the missile was built, and remained viable for decades.
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Company executives must convince their constituency that there is a viable path forward.
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In throwing his weight behind Strange, McConnell snubbed the much more viable Rep.
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Sure, the pressure is on Bannon to show he can produce viable candidates.
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Some experts say a repeal of Section 44 is nonetheless a viable solution.
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Democrats often struggle to scrounge up candidates at all, let alone viable ones.
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The cars went from being a pet project to a viable, sellable product.
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As he sees it, empathy is no longer a viable mode of dissent.
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I do think there are several viable economic models for liberal policy journalism.
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Eventually, the administration convinces itself that regime change is the only viable option.
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The only viable protection is to fix them as soon as they're found.
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"There was a broad grant of permission to explore what's viable," he said.
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What do you think it means that your play is viable on Broadway?
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The ability to move and find food helps keep some imperiled species viable.
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We live in New York, after all, and my baby is not viable.
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But the line is growing, as rail freight emerges as a viable option.
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That matters, because cinemas are struggling once again with how to stay viable.
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The only viable challenge to Trump, at this point, comes from Texas Sen.
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For the record, I am pro-choice when the fetus is not viable.
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It wouldn't emerge as a viable topic of discussion for almost 260 years.
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This is not to say that Bernie is not still a viable candidate.
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They now have an opening to position the euro as a viable competitor.
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But it's not yet clear whether such a proposal would be legally viable.
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But questions have been raised over whether taxing revenue is a viable plan.
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The assumptions that Hollywood makes about what is commercially viable aren't always accurate.
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He believes Mr. Thorburn is the only viable progressive candidate in the race.
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Pula is harnessing technology to make the economics of serving smallholder farmers viable.
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Sure, though that show is too exceptional to serve as a viable model.
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If not, do you think there are viable alternatives that would or could?
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A vaccine will probably not be viable until this summer at the earliest.
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Centrist predictions about which candidates are viable have failed over and over again.
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They become an even less viable investments as they deteriorate, Mr. Mallach said.
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Instagram's website just became a much more viable alternative to the full app.
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County-run fairs have no viable legal defense against proponents of constitutional carry.
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As soon as the cap was removed it was not viable for us.
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Wind power has finally become viable for a number of delicately interlaced reasons.
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In recent years, the race for viable de-aging technology has ramped up.
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Making games should be a viable career for artists outside of the mainstream.
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The issue in Israeli politics is who can put together a viable coalition.
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"We do not see a viable path for the current plan," he said.
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For Syria to be viable, it needs a government chosen by its people.
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He agreed it could be legitimately used as a viable form of payment.
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The bros blow through the money and find they have no viable business.
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"I think our theory of the case in Iowa remains viable," Kavanaugh said.
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Its planners do not see coal as economically viable in that time frame.
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It also suggests that China could turn pet cloning into a viable business.
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La Zad therefore offers an ongoing example of ecologically viable and collaborative living.
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These candidates' supporters then have the chance to realign with a viable candidate.
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"Anything near a transit stop will become viable and attractive," Mr. Rising said.
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At that point, parroting Trump may no longer be a viable political strategy.
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And without widespread acceptance, this insurance has no chance of becoming commercially viable.
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Not with offshore wind power, a source that isn't even remotely economically viable.
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But Blevins doesn't see professional gaming as a viable career path for everyone.
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Intersex is a viable identity that shouldn't be seen as unhealthy, he said.
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Mutually-assured mass murder is not a moral or viable security policy either.
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This includes fixing Health Reimbursement Accounts, a viable tool for small businesses.2628.
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She pushes back on those who say such measures aren't viable in Delaware.
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To settle the issue, several options can be viable starting points for discussion.
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It cannot be done administratively by volume, because the politics are not viable.
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Naturally, the biggest hurdle to a viable third party is the parties themselves.
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Thiem has long been considered a viable fourth wheel behind the Big Three.
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The team will miss Encarnacion's bat, but Kendrys Morales is a viable replacement.
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According to polls, as of this writing, Le Pen remains a viable contender.
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"The U.S. government should really be looking at commercially viable vehicles," Smith said.
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None of these people or groups are electorally viable in their current positions.
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It is a seductive distraction from what ails us, not a viable solution.
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McClure has struggled to make bean-to-bar chocolate into a viable business.
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Simultaneously, the move signals Google's emerging intent to build a viable enterprise business.
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But hydrogen has a place as a viable alternative to gasoline, he added.
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"We've got 50,000 economically viable family farms in California right now," Allen said.
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In particular, frequent service makes the idea of waiting for a transfer viable.
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Wade because they ban or severely restrict abortion before a fetus is viable.
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If Clinton wins Virginia, she's left with 494 viable paths to the election.
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Both facilities were investigating whether affected eggs and embryos might still be viable.
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Make them care; make them understand why you're passionate about it and, more importantly, why it's a viable business and why your solution would be better or more viable than one that's already out there or one that may come along.
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Previously, companies would spend a year or two working out a viable survival plan.
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Streaming Netflix on a smartphone isn't a viable or sustainable option for many people.
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PFC told him they've already tested some tissues and found them to be viable.
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Notice that DOJ wasn't considering Sprint to be a viable competitor in that equation.
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Wade, the Supreme Court's 1973 decision that legalized abortion until a fetus is viable.
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Nobody has created a widespread, viable solution to knocking it off entirely just yet.
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They also face political pressure because millions could lose insurance without a viable replacement.
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People recognize that this is a viable way to do a lot of buildings.
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Everyday browsing with TorScreenshot: GizmodoIs the Tor Browser now a viable option for anyone?
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No fetus is viable at just 15 weeks, as the clinic's lawsuit points out.
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Jaime Griesemer There were whole weapon classes that were just not viable for multiplayer.
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"Railway systems are most viable in long distances," says Mainga, the KRC managing director.
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Its volatility has made it almost impossible to use as a viable payment method.
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John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, has hailed it as Iran's "viable opposition".
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"Investors are waiting for something more concrete and viable, and it may take time."
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More than 70 percent of the discarded seeds were still viable, the study says.
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According to doctors, there are simply no other viable options for their child's care.
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"Currently, lithium-ion battery is the only viable technology for vehicle applications," said Yang.
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That said, there isn't a clear indication that these teams will be financially viable.
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It'll be even longer before 10-gigabit speeds are a viable option for people.
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How big do you need to be for this to be a viable business?
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AI mastering is already sophisticated enough to be a viable option for many musicians.
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"I wish there were viable options that I had for you," Tyler told Blanchard.
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Some are hacks, some are actual menu items, and many are viable meal options.
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Should they prove politically viable, such ideas nonetheless leave the left in a bind.
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Epic has gone to considerable expense to turn Fortnite into a viable competitive game.
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"We knew that a more inclusive democracy was a more viable democracy," he says.
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"We have brought about change and it's change that is very viable," said Coe.
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The trouble: getting enough financial support over the next two months to remain viable.
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She believes that a relationship between local entities and ICE is no longer viable.
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However, looking at live video data from several years ago isn't a viable comparison.
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Viable candidates prevailed in all three, partly by emphasising their affinity with Mr Trump.
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A growing number of acquisitions are proving that civic tech is a viable field.
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Earhart used her celebrity status to promote aviation as a viable form of transportation.
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Facebook killed MySpace, but there is no viable usurper platform currently vying with Twitter.
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Probably not, despite the lack of a viable non-partisan defence of the maps.
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But we're still a ways away from any of those methods really being viable.
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Britain could soon have four viable parties that can each command roughly that share.
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Is the city still a viable place to make music and nurture a scene?
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The only viable explanation for the tethered configuration was a novel form of brooding.
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Instead, it's proof of principle for a possible viable new strategy for combatting Ebola.
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Conversely, most rigs that would be lucrative at $120 are already viable at $100.
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If they prove that, I think they become more viable as a takeout candidate.
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In Bristol and Newcastle, small girls' schools have merged to form more viable institutions.
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The company said officials need to do more to make the ACA marketplaces viable.
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Second, money is starting to flow into women's teams, making professional careers more viable.
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So, in addition to hardening targets, do you think it&aposs a viable option?
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For organisms living many miles beneath Enceladus's crust, this seems like a viable option.
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Still, he anticipates enough people will be interested to make for a viable business.
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Mr Putin ran against a field with no viable challengers, and enjoys widespread support.
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It added that it was committed to seeking "viable solutions for the affected staff".
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They say they reduce and fragment the territory Palestinians seek for a viable state.
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Figuring out how to turn the tech into a viable business will be crucial.
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Researchers in China immediately began testing one such base editor in viable human embryos.
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The company said it could find "no viable path to profitability" for the unit.
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Though Rus is hopeful that it will some day lead to something commercially viable.
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"Viable in the sense that they would have some sense of credibility," said Langthorn.
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I estimate that these advancements will help make implantables broadly viable within three years.
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But irrigation water is a "viable explanation," the FDA said in an August update.
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Any candidate above 15 percent is deemed viable, and their supporters are locked in.
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Video had just become a viable element of social media advertising and organic messaging.
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Its only viable replacements are in waters that China insists it will not cede.
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We must find a way to build a viable economy independent of the Taliban.
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He called it a "viable" option and defended his push for the Yucca project.
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To my knowledge, no viable solution for the issue has been proposed so far.
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But, Baker adds, there has to be a viable health care alternative for workers.
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The reality is that Ossoff is basically the only Democrat running a viable campaign.
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What happens when that beauty is no longer viable, because it's connected to youth?
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It's the only viable strategy in a competition where the stakes are this high.
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We have to take somebody off the stage who is clearly a viable candidate.
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Voters have several viable and appealing options that represent very different approaches to governing.
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In all of those situations, there would be no viable lawsuit against Mr. Michael.
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Menotti believes that 3D printing is not a viable process in the short term.
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The hospital told police that the baby "would have been viable," the report said.
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At rates near zero, money-market mutual funds are not a viable business model.
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That awareness is not going to recede, especially when alternative options are increasingly viable.
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As University of Michigan students and friends, they struggled to find viable college housing.
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"We set that bar pretty high that this idea is business viable," Kozloski said.
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Turkey were the only semi-viable bidder, and their proposals were lukewarm at best.
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The bad news is that at least three viable GOP candidates for president — Gov.
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However, commercializing the Orion and the Space Launch System might be a viable alternative.
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The technology is quickly becoming a more viable option for streamlining and validating transactions.
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There doesn't seem to me at the moment to be a viable military solution.
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But if it's a controlled usage and has a viable, legitimate use, why not?
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Public-private partnerships remain a viable alternative for delivering better transportation for rural America.
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This leaves solar, with no connection to the grid, as the only viable alternative.
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Viable Business Potential: Many of Solocal's businesses are challenged by high levels of competition.
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Much like Cohen, blind greed left him little in terms of a viable defense.
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He then explained how difficult it is to get a viable kidney for transplant.
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The economically viable sources of energy will flourish and the uncompetitive ones will fail.
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Every viable Democratic presidential candidate has promised to keep the U.S. in the agreement.
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Still, they insist it's the only viable solution to prevent a much worse crisis.
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The time to find the crew with a viable air supply may have passed.
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Students will face discrimination along with a lack of viable accommodation options, they believe.
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We have been doing both by continuing to support "viable" candidates year after year.
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Private sector money tends to support ventures that have a viable path towards profitability.
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Silence, in the end, is the only viable rehearsal for what comes after, anyway.
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Officials told the Journal Gilday is a viable choice with a background in cybersecurity.
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She represents a viable alternative for how a progressive 21st-century leader should be.
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Ryan will not be viable in 2020 if he makes the choice to govern.
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Saying a name out loud became a viable alternative for hunting down something specific.
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These are simply not viable in the world that Facebook and Google have created.
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That means there will likely be plenty of places where he proves non-viable.
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The viable responsible party there paid over $26 million to entomb the radioactive material.
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M&A has proven a viable route for exchanges looking to add more data.
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Any viable system will work by virtue of staying within a narrow use case.
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"We knew quickly that it was a viable way to retain leads," said Gillman.
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What are some of the qualities that make the Minnesota Democrat a viable candidate?
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But there are two reasons why the players have a viable free speech claim.
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"The economics of the project are simply not viable" without the subsidy, he said.
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A new menu item from Chick-fil-A could soon become a viable choice.
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Just to make it more commercially viable and I was like no, fuck that.
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Do you want to create a language that's a genuine, realistic, linguistically viable language?
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UL and Lyft Inc, as well as to develop commercially viable self-driving cars.
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With a range of 186 miles, it represents a viable alternative to traditional vehicles.
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That might be because, for the first time, Smith was facing a viable challenge.
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This directly contradicts a government-commissioned independent review that found the project economically viable.
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Underpaying congressional staff is a viable system only if we value the revolving door.
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We won't know for many years if the technology is viable at large scale.
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But Alphabet has found balloons to be the most commercially viable option for now.
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When it came to removing a soda stain right away, both were viable options.
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He also picked up more viable mines and a coke processing plant from Walter.
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But if he can make his count, he could be a viable fantasy player.
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Together, Google and Fitbit could actually create a viable competitor to the Apple Watch.
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Another question ought be whether this strategy is viable, feasible, supportable, appropriate and actionable.
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Rubio backers said he was as the most viable non-Trump, non-Cruz candidate.
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We remained all too normal, and soon set our sights on more viable dreams.
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In aerosols, it remained viable "throughout the duration of our experiment" of three hours.
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They create viable rooms in the eaves and bring daylight to windowless interior bathrooms.
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Nor is this a strategy to promote a viable economy and a moral society.
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But lenders need to know that the company is viable over the long term.
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Even at $15 per month, MoviePass couldn't be viable while relying solely on subscriptions.
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Rector also expressed skepticism that work requirements for medical care would be politically viable.
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There is no Chinese adage for this, perhaps because it's not a viable strategy.
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It's an attempt to give life to their aspirations by creating a viable economy.
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"Particularly at this time, there are no obvious and viable successors on the horizon."
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But for those who can, it seems like an exciting, viable thing to do.
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Still, Mr. Ohebshalom said, lowering Ms. Perry's rent any further was not financially viable.
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But no solution is viable as long as the country remains tethered to Cuba.
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But years from now, you may realize that most viable boos are already hitched.
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The unoccupied campuses may be viable options to temporarily house those who are homeless.
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Retail may not be the trendiest option, but it provides a viable path forward.
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Deal can make farming a viable profession again while bringing it more in line
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"We don't see a viable organic way to get there," the RBC note said.
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And I do think that that makes him a viable candidate come Super Tuesday.
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And I do think that that makes him a viable candidate come Super Tuesday.
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But there is no viable opposition in Rwanda, and dissenting views are frequently silenced.
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Pacquiao is at the end, and a bout with McGregor is viable this year.
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The Microsoft Surface line presents a model for moving from reference to viable product.
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But climate change alone won't make the land economically viable for agriculture, he stressed.
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Infrastructure-based cooperation is the best, most viable option to do that right now.
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It didn't say what ORR would do if there wasn't a "viable sponsor" available.
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" Dent said Trump's plan to pay for the defense boost "isn't realistic or viable.
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It just doesn't feel like it's a viable threat, but we'll see what happens.
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With no compromise in sight, the latter is looking like the most viable option.
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When he inserts that DNA into human cells, they produce viable hepatitis B viruses.
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He may, however, be viable enough to prevent anyone else from doing the same.
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As that happens, when does an abortion constitute the taking of a viable life?
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We will not be shipping *minimally* viable shells of a product to satisfy suits.
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Many Republicans wonder if Trump will remain in the picture and viable in 2020.
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A moderate catalyst of undermining a constructive, viable agreement in favor of a unicorn.
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The real political correctness would be in pretending that Mr. Damore's beliefs were viable.
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And for drilling holes, there&aposs really no viable alternative to using a drill.
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Adding a viable alternative to FaceTime is one way it can further that effort.
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If Trump had a coherent explanation, a viable defense, he would put it forward.
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Candidates must reach a threshold of 15% support in each precinct to be viable.
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It turned out the pregnancy wasn't viable — a heartbeat wasn't detected at eight weeks.
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Ryan said he wants to see if a "viable alternative" exists to border adjustment.
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And the UN-led effort to mediate a political resolution is simply not viable.
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This makes it more viable for many on-set applications that use existing workflows.
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But few think it as a viable option as long as inflation stays low.
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European investment banks should merge with peers in those countries to create something viable.
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"Partisanship is in fact the only thing that is keeping Trump viable," he wrote.
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As of September 21999, it still seemed that there were five viable presidential candidates.
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We face clear external threats, but we have a growing panoply of viable solutions.
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And who would view them as viable partners for any form of physical intimacy?
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We consider this model the minimum viable product for intensive tasks like photo editing.
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Without a blood supply, a testicle is viable for only four to six hours.
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Since Train already knew the basics of drug detection, he was a viable candidate.
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And like any viable business, it knows the world is full of potential customers.
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Most storage projects are not yet financially viable and investors want more government support.
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This is the only viable route to decarbonizing our economy and stopping global warming.
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" But, Bevis added, "Fans and media want to know this is something that's viable.
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The administration's position comes despite the lack of a viable Republican alternative to Obamacare.
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He was determined to make electric cars a viable alternative to gas-powered vehicles.
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Once he dialed in a viable plan for her, his practice started to snowball.
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Such flow rates are important in determining whether shale gas drilling is commercially viable.
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Coming together to purchase and share the expensive equipment made the project financially viable.
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"As long as dicamba is around, its not viable," Randles said of the orchard.
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And while Uber exists in Egypt, Careem (based in Dubai) is another viable option.
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For the simple reason that a viable path to securing Catalan independence remains elusive.
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Even with Bloomberg's early gains, he still needs help to be viable come March.
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It wasn't just that blogging was becoming less and less of a viable business.
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His classroom is a more viable sanctuary because the difficult world lights its windows.
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This can be a viable option for severe cases of diastasis and abdominal hernia.
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At 20 weeks, a fetus isn't "viable," or capable of surviving outside the womb.
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They've narrowed the range of what constitutes a viable progressive politics in this country.
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But it was never clear that solving it would produce to a viable product.
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But to turn the technology into a viable commercial product, "most" doesn't cut it.
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In short, there don't seem to be any viable markets to scale SMRs up.
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Crowley might not have seen her as a viable alternative, but voters clearly did.
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"The limitations are once we get down to a smaller field, the dynamic that has helped Rubio which is late-deciding voters looking for the most viable candidate doesn't help anymore, because we're now down to the remaining viable candidates," Murray said.
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As much as Americans may say that they desire a viable third-party option, the Founding Fathers designed the Constitution in a way that makes it almost impossible to have three viable parties competing in a presidential election without the House getting involved.
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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 a candidate doesn't get a certain threshold of support — typically 15 percent, depending on the number of delegates at stake — they'll be considered non-viable and their supporters will have to "realign" to a viable candidate (or not vote at all).
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The problem for Republicans who are critical of Trump is they lack a viable alternative.
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Mr. Sanders almost certainly needs a victory in Iowa for his candidacy to remain viable.
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They just need a viable toehold that they can grow into market share over time.
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I didn't experience childhood trauma that would give me some viable excuse for my addiction.
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A radical idea — abolishing ICE — transformed into a more viable, and potentially achievable, political plan.
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Also, you know, workers presumably want to have a viable planet for their children, too.
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Any viable grocery delivery / pickup service needs a wide variety of retailers to source from.
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That level of automation, however, could be decades away or may never become economically viable.
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Faceless hackers no longer seem a viable scapegoat for corporations whose security is found wanting.
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And its full repeal, without a comparable and viable replacement, could signal their death knell.
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But when that happens, eye-tracking could be a viable alternative to touchscreens and trackpads.
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I watched most of the finale thinking, Oh, okay, so Scarlet is viable after all.
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The sharing economy has proven to be a viable solution to air pollution and bottlenecking.
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Larry Noble, former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission, said Gillibrand's proposal was viable.
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Because of climate change, Canada's third coast could become a viable outlet for exporting resources.
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Mobike's entrance to Singapore comes as the country explores bicycling as a viable transportation mode.
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The temporary arrangement is viable because July is a dry month, said growers association Aprosoja.
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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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WLTW's solid, viable franchise is demonstrated in its ability to retain clients and grow organically.
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If so, then a viable path from nonlife to life starts to come into focus.
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This will present an exciting, realistic and viable pathway forward that does not currently exist.
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"I still think Marco Rubio has a very viable path to the nomination," Pennsylvania Sen.
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"Diplomatic options remain viable and open, for now," U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said.
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Sherrod Brown is the most viable, but he didn't jump in at the right time.
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As it stands, there are two, maybe three viable smartwatch platforms right now: That's it.
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Chatting with BMW's engineers, there was also a lot of talk about minimal viable products.
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The earlier the fusion happens, the higher the chances that the fetus will be viable.
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Reforms are needed if the rules-based trading system is to remain viable and relevant.
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To that end, China also needs standards for triage in determining which companies are viable.
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Even though the commercials boosted his income, he didn't consider it a viable career path.
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The Moog synthesizer, equipped with a keyboard, appeared familiar and was thus more commercially viable.
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But a falling dollar isn't a long-term or viable strategy to generate economic prosperity.
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Separately, the men are viable contestants in their own right, each with room for improvement.
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However, given the app performance we see, we believe that it is a viable option.
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Whether that will be enough to make Akuma a viable pick remains to be seen.
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We're examining that, looking at near-term options to see whether that's viable and possible.
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Striking from the shadows is now a viable tactic thanks to the new "Concealment" feature.
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Instead, civil rights groups responded to a government challenge to come up with viable alternatives.
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Will both of them actually say "I do" when "I don't" is a viable option?
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Horrid as he is, there has never been a viable alternative to Bashar al-Assad.
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So whether or not it will actually become a viable, self-sustaining platform remains unclear.
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My brain should be able to fall in love when I'm in a viable relationship.
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Some of the sexual misconduct accusations are no longer viable because their time ran out.
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Yet thanks to HTC, Mozilla now has a more viable platform to market Firefox Reality.
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I just question whether there are enough people to make this sort of business viable.
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I say "were" because I am talking historically, but they remain a viable political option.
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The other viable approach is to design the app with content that is "unstructured," i.e.
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While the SemiAccurate report claims Intel's 10nm aren't financially viable, Intel has refuted the claims.
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But truth be told, wind and solar are not viable, really, at scale without storage.
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But French President Emmanuel Macron's plan for restructuring the union offers a viable path forward.
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Fictiv is targeting commercially viable products that can't be produced on hobbyist level 3D printers.
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Defamation cases: Often threatened, rarely viable Normally, defamation cases are the bane of lawyers' existence.
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Vision and Scarlet Witch might work better as doomed romantic partners than a viable couple.
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The process is expensive and isn't currently viable for solving the world's blood supply shortages.
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At the same time, viable energy alternatives (such as wind and solar) are steadily emerging.
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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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In the technology industry, we would call The Life of Pablo a minimum viable product.
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In one case, the woman is carrying a baby that she knows is not viable.
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Is the welterweight class really a viable one for Dos Anjos at the highest levels?
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Charlotte has a viable public-transport system and the corporate headquarters of Bank of America.
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The numbers for wild game just don't make it viable for a big business thing.
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When Spotify launched in the U.S. in 2011, Apple didn't have a viable streaming competitor.
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One moment they're barely viable, the next moment they're a threat to the established order.
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Some people will find the idea of editing viable sperm, eggs, or embryos morally wrong.
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"Snap is a great app, it's not a viable app platform just yet," he said.
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For now, the company says these are thought experiments more than prototypes for viable products.
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Ose said he believes his proposal has the potential to be a viable political campaign.
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Letting them exist somewhere in between was rarely, if ever, presented as a viable option.
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This was, after all, a world before the internet or any viable hip-hop magazines.
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If, however, none of these suggestions are viable, might we suggest some dating ice breakers?
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The very qualities that might make Trump TV viable are lethal to his political hopes.
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I would have also given a seat to any other viable candidate, from both sides.
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But there has to be enough time so that the sperm will still be viable.
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If the drugs have to go somewhere though, the nose is certainly a viable option.
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If you smoke cigarettes, importing enough to maintain a habit will prove a viable obsession.
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He went back at the government for saying the exchanges wouldn't be a viable alternative.
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But, more importantly, the iMac Pro is now suddenly a viable option for VR developers.
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Campesinos who pulled up their coca fields would be compensated and provided with viable alternatives.
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If the method is viable, it should eliminate the need for assistance from Apple Inc.
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Automakers are racing to be the first to market with commercially viable self-driving vehicles.
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At $130, the product could serve as a viable alternative to a bedside alarm clock.
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Previous reports have claimed Baidu is looking to develop a "commercially viable" car by 2018.
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Sources within the company still believe that Valk Fleet UK could have been made viable
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So it's potential buyers that will ultimately determine if a company's business model is viable.
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Music lessons are also a viable option — the company already offers piano and guitar lessons.
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The Feds were too, but they had a problem: They couldn't identify a viable crime.
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He said plaintiffs do not have to make that comparison to state a viable claim.
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"We are heartbroken to tell you that it's unlikely any are viable," the letter states.
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If the method is viable, it should eliminate the need for the assistance from Apple.
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Richardson wants users to see the Pi 4 as a viable alternative to desktop PCs.
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But if they aren't hospitable, the arena to look for viable life may shrink again.
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American Airlines and Qantas currently rely on codeshare agreements to make those routes economically viable.
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The indies are viable and diverse, Japanese wrestling is hotter than it's been in decades.
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For six years, conservatives demonized the Affordable Care Act (ACA) without offering a viable alternative.
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And for AM, the tune identifies a new phase, of forward-thinking, commercially-viable confidence.
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The agency has not been able to locate any viable contact information for 26 parents.
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"It is reaching a tipping point where their livelihoods are no longer viable," she said.
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Maybe less of a long shot than creating a viable third party, but still difficult.
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