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Neither the overmatched host team, South Africa, nor hapless France, meeting at the same time in Bloemfontein, posed a viable threat in their group.

But if true, the claims of widespread misconduct pose a viable threat to the conviction secured by federal prosecutors a week ago.

Highly organised, and media-savvy, the party poses a viable threat to the two-party politics that have characterised the past three decades in Spain.

Analysts have said that although Rifaat al-Assad lacks the support of the army and security services necessary to take over the presidency, he still poses a viable challenge.

Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Tuesday that he would not seek re-election next spring in order to regroup the center-right, regain disaffected voters and pose a viable challenge to the center-left, which is leading in opinion polls.

A combination of Hershey and Ferrero would pose a viable rival to the bid from Kraft, the world's second largest food company, which has sparked job fears among unions and has been rejected as "derisory" by the board of Cadbury.

The case studies presented here showcase a selection of hazardous chemicals that potentially threaten public safety and security by posing a viable target for terrorist attack and unintended accidents, but that have been reduced or replaced by less hazardous alternatives in the situations profiled here.

Femto-cell deployment poses a viable complement to cellular networks.

Nor does the Liaoning pose a viable threat to any American forward bases in the region - tactical or otherwise.

(Stein will hold a livestream on Facebook during the final presidential debate Wednesday night, for those who think she might pose a viable alternative to such predation).

She lacked the courage to vote her conscience when she knew Iraq wasn't involved in 9/11 and didn't pose a viable threat.