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"I believe that the court is saying that the offering plan contains an implied promise on the part of the sponsor to sell enough apartments to create a fully viable cooperative or condominium," Mr. Luxemburg said.

And when pushed by Leadsom to share general thoughts, he dodged the question by referring only to the shared currency of the eurozone and what it will take to achieve a "fully viable euro".

The sponsor took the case to the Court of Appeals, which ruled yesterday that "the sponsor undertook a duty in good faith to timely sell so many shares in the building as necessary to create a fully viable cooperative".

Mr. Weinstein of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums noted that the state's highest court recently indicated that sponsors may have an enforceable contractual obligation to sell as many shares as are necessary to create a "fully viable cooperative".

Stuart M. Saft and Marc Luxemburg, the chairman and president, respectively, of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, both say the Court of Appeals has definitively ruled that a sponsor must sell enough apartments to create what the court called a "fully viable" cooperative within a reasonable time.

A fully viable explanation might be common to other volcanoes where remarkable magnetic field changes during quiescent periods have been reported (e.g., Kanda et al. 2010; Kuchi-no-Erabu-jima Volcano).

This implies that about 55.5% (11.1% + 44.4%) of the single-pair matings (given a fully-viable insertion) would produce only EGFP-positive progeny (because at least one parent would be homozygous for the insertion).

While the double mutants were fully viable at 23°C, a loss of viability was observed at 31°C, which is the maximal permissive temperature for the orc5-1 allele.

Although InvBE rep and InvBE dinG rep lacking both rrnE and rrnB were also fully viable, they retained a weak but significant level of DNA trapping when propagated in LB for 1 or 2 h.

*These single-pair matings were omitted from the overall evaluation (see Methods) Since more than 40% of all single-pair matings were expected to produce mixed progeny (even if the insertion was fully viable) we analyzed a total of 20 single-pair matings before concluding that an insertion was lethal.

Combined mutation of seven of the most conserved residues (scc4 L256L; Y298A; K299didY313A; F324A; K327D; K331D ; scc4 m7 ) did not inactivate Scc4, as strains bearing these substitutions were fully viable and had a plasmid segregation phenotype comparable in strength to that of strains bearing mutations only at positions 324, 327, and 331 (scc4 F331A; K331D; K331D ; scc4 m331.