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I think it is really challenging … but it was made on the basis that the financial model was not perceived to be viable by the Arts Council.

Thomas G. Plaskett, the chairman, president and chief executive of Pan Am, has repeatedly said the airline cannot be viable by itself and has sought to be taken over by another carrier.

Very few of them will actually be viable by themselves.

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Jeb's super-PAC ads cut up Marco Rubio, as if Jeb, running poorly in earlier primaries, would still be viable by the March 15 Florida primary.

That could be viable by the end of this decade, said James Reuther, NASA's deputy associate administrator for space-technology mission programs.

Although we observed spirochetes in some of the salivary glands collected, and determined that they were viable by culture, we are currently investigating whether the bba64 mutant exhibits attenuated migration efficiency from midgut to salivary glands.

Specifically, cell number increased equally between vector control and NS5A-expressing cell lines after five days in culture, and >98% of cells were viable by MTT and trypan blue exclusion analyses for all cell lines (data not shown).

The majority of the unfixed cells were viable by propidium Iodide (PI) (50 μg/mL) staining (≥ 98%, data not shown).

Onshore wind and solar will both be viable without subsidies by 2025 in the UK, it added.

He argued that Hackney Today "would not be viable were it not subsidised by the taxpayer", adding: "It does not rely on advertising sales as its lifeblood.