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It is neither necessary nor feasible to create a modern, centralized, Western-style Afghan nation-state — the likes of which has never been seen in that country.

"It is simply not feasible to create a renewables industry that can meet all our energy needs in the short term," says the report.

Yet, she said, it is feasible to create "a very large netted area, so they're still in captivity, but they wouldn't be performing tricks for tourists".

These results provide the first evidence that it may be feasible to create a measure of fluid intelligence using the Puzzle Creator within Portal 2.

The results show that it is safe and feasible to create a double-deck subway station by enlarging two parallel shield tunnels using the cavern pile method.

For Mr. Decrem, who earlier helped create a social Web browser called Flock, the low cost and fast pace of making software for the iPhone made it feasible to create a company that focused exclusively on the device.

Thus, it is feasible to create an environment at room temperature that, with time, leads to the generation of HgS from elemental Hg or HgO.

They sold the company to LivePerson and then spent a couple of years trying to make it feasible to create an installable version of that software.

PSM therefore makes it feasible to create an unexposed comparison group that is statistically equivalent on the average to subjects who are exposed to the treatment [ 25, 26].

This is more assumption than assertion because it is not feasible to create or discount a process of selection against deafness or for sampling such animals disproportionately among those animals at the top that have no known auditory status.

Gates and his colleagues asked Langer if it were feasible to create birth control that a woman could turn on and off and use for many years.