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We were counseled by his attending doctor to let everyone know that, before his admission, he was not "a sick, old man" but rather a viable human being who enjoyed life.

In time, techniques in apiculture progressed, leaving beekeeping as no longer simply a hobby, but rather a viable agricultural business.

Gasparini's signing is the latest benchmark for a continent that can no longer be considered a baseball backwater, but rather a region producing viable prospects on a regular basis.

Rather, a viable sociopolitical system should allow individuals to pursue their selfish interests exclusively in ways that benefit the state, viz.

Bergfüerst differs from other platforms in that it targets businesses that are no longer in the early startup phase but rather have demonstrated a viable business model.

This makes for a polarizing, audacious document rather than a viable novel.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a Thai political analyst at Japan's University of Kyoto, said the charges were an "obvious ploy to get rid of the Shinawatras" rather than a viable case.

As the terms indicate, she will be an employee of Artuitive, so this deal resembles a generous employment offer rather than a viable investment.

Talk of returning to the drachma had mainly been held up as an apocalyptic vision rather than a viable policy option.

That atomization, many fear, could turn the country into "divided emirates" rather than a viable new system, Abu Omar, an activist in a Damascus suburb, said in a recent interview, complaining that some groups hoard arms and the power they bring.

Plague There is a commonly-held view that the bubonic plague is a matter of interest only in history books, rather than a viable threat in the present day.