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The Volvo only becomes viable in T5 configuration ($34,650), and even there we're talking about a less roomy, more expensive car that's still got front-wheel drive.

Intelligent public policies spur research and development and help new products survive the "valley of death" - that often fatal stage before a new product becomes viable in the marketplace.

12 Under these circumstances, preterm labor is often induced as soon as the fetus becomes viable, in order to allow amplification of therapy.

It's very novelistic in its conception, and certainly that whole idea emerged in the 80's in commercial TV and became viable in the 90's on cable".

Opening the wallet wider, for $170,000, locals can join Chaum, a Kubrickian anti-aging center in the Pie'n Polus building that will bank your endlessly renewable stem cells for the day stem-cell therapies become viable in Seoul.

Despite the derision which greeted Exorcist II, and the subsequent problems surrounding Exorcist III (more of which later), a fourth instalment in the franchise became viable in the late Nineties after a twenty-fifth anniversary re-release of The Exorcist was a surprise number one box-office hit here in the UK.

"Important structural changes, including the split of the bank into two entities and a significant reduction of its market presence, will allow the bank to become viable in the long-term and limit distortions of competition," the European competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, said in a statement.

Such a solution would become viable in case of an exploding demand of chips to design self-content and energy efficient embedded systems for AR applications.

An alternative process with a complete extraction was also applied, which became viable in a conservative study only if the residues are sold at the highest price.

Finally, this paper suggests relevant directions for future research and development in order for such space settlements to become viable in the future.

He added: "There is a huge gap in our financial plan in order for us to become viable in the long term and this intervention if it solves that problem which it is designed to do is absolutely welcome and will be helpful".