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Analysts said the agreement made more viable the proposed one-million-barrel-a-day pipeline, favored by the United States over other proposed routes through Russia or Iran.

In this way the publication aims to make more viable open access publication for authors with disparate economic means.

First, the capital infusion will make more lawsuits viable and increase the complexity of lawsuits.

City officials said the soft market made preservation more viable.

However, Charlesworth added that the Creative Foundation's major investment in the town has made it "more viable as a commercial and residential area, to a quite significant degree".

"That made them more viable, as they had a dual use," says Wills, co-author of British Seaside Piers.

The degree made her more viable, helped her change career tracks, and moved her from a local hospital to the regional office.

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Continuous manufacturing could make more treatments commercially viable.

Morphing composites would mean, for instance, that tidal generators could be made smaller and would last longer, which would make them more viable commercially.

Community involvement makes projects more viable and work better in the long run".