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If the US were to cut back its aid to the Pakistani military would it prove viable on the long term while still preventing the country from falling in the hands of religious fundamentalists?

This method, if it proves viable, would be an alternative to far more complicated but established methods of deriving stem cells, which are prized for possible use in regenerative medicine.

Pelley said he expects police departments across the country to begin using drug-sniffing technology to find and bust drug dealers and users as soon as it proves viable — until the courts rule that they shouldn't.

For as soon as Dean's candidacy proved viable it shifted the centre of political gravity considerably to the left, prompting a far more strident tone among all the candidates.

It only makes sense that they never proved viable for one company to maintain, none of them were revenue generating.

Once his candidacy proved viable there was a broad consensus that it should not be normalised.

Micro-lending has proved viable around the world — let's do more of it at home.

Today ministers confirm that this system has proved viable and the department will further develop this work with a view to rolling it out once testing is complete".

This approach has been investigated technically and economically and has proved viable.

During the implementation of Project 863 the modified model has been tested and proved viable.

With a quartet of fine songs by Harold Arlen and Leo Robin, Martin's version proved viable, and critics praised his performance.