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Ms. Stuart was so viable that it took an hour and a half each day to transform her youthful 86-year-old features into the face of a 101-year-old woman.

"Pure corporate greed," says Hernandez, "has destroyed something that was so viable and so wonderful in terms of education".

One of the reasons the Asian market is so viable is because the system is already ripe for such expansion.

Not since the mid-1980s Reagan-era flurry of Vietnam movies had the combat film been so viable or so visible.

"From a military point of view, if you lop the head off a snake, the snake's not going to be so viable after that," he said.

Interestingly, in about 10% of cases, tumour shrinkage was so massive that no viable tumour cells were found at definitive pathology; the achievement of a pathological complete response (pCR) was associated with a prolonged disease-free and overall survival (Fisher et al, 1998; Kuerer et al, 1999; Pierga et al, 2000).

Watch on YouTube "The greatest guitar solo of all time" – there are so many viable contenders that it inevitably comes down to situation, temperament and mood, with the crown changing hands according to those criteria.

There's so many viable outlets for the work that probably as this world widens out for everybody, both for producers as well as consumers, there's no shortage of opportunity.

The rapidity of the social changes that have secured this couple's place atop their hill in upstate New York is astonishing; 10 years ago I could never have imagined a gay couple, no matter how wealthy, living their lives together so publicly and being so politically viable.

"The new glassed-in patios made of aluminum are so much more viable.

But the problem is so-called Puma types and hardcore Hillary fans are angry, not just because their candidate didn't win, but because there are so few other viable women presidential candidates on the horizon.