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Chelsea and Spurs are understood to be looking to spend time at Wembley, although accommodating both at the national stadium does not appear viable.

Although an erosion cycle resulting in overall lowering of a trench-associated mountain system does not appear viable as long as the trench endures, a complex steady-state mass situation would seem to be one potential development during this time.

It also raises the prospect Adani will get a grilling from the equity market on why it should sink nearly US$1bn into a greenfield coalmine that doesn't appear viable on the coal price for the next five years.

While the federal tax credit was extended, Nevada has reduced its support for rooftop systems, while twenty other states are similarly rethinking their subsidization of what doesn't appear viable without generous government aid.

But because of the project's persistent cost overruns, mismanagement and delays, the grand vision of bullet trains whisking passengers from San Diego to San Francisco doesn't appear viable and will need to be reassessed, Newsom said.

Raising taxes does not appear a viable alternative.

"Furthermore, they have grafted on to it a welcome commitment to funding extra places, but on the basis of a model that does not appear to be viable and a funding regime that looks unlikely to realise the necessary amount of money".

However, the WLAN LC SON does not appear as a viable solution in practise due to the limited support from industry standards and the large sensitivity to scenario and configuration parameters that neutralize the SON benefits.

Until more efficient media and regeneration techniques are developed, ion exchange does not appear to be viable for CR.

Buying a cleaner car, or say, a smaller sport utility vehicle, does not appear to be a viable alternative for reducing emissions.

"There does not appear to be a viable death penalty sentence to which Mr. Sizemore would be exposed," he told the judge.