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He added, "Black theater will be viable as long as there is racism, injustice and inhumanity practiced against us".
It is too soon to say whether jatropha will be viable as a commercial biofuel, scientists say, and farmers in India are already expressing frustration that after being encouraged to plant huge swaths of the bush they have found no buyers for the seeds.
Whilst many of such rearrangements may result in spontaneous abortions (as many as 50% of human reproductive failures could be due to chromosomal abnormalities), many others will be viable, as testified by the fact that as many as one in 625 phenotypically healthy human beings carries a reciprocal chromosomal translocation [ 54].
"Chrysler will be viable," said the company's chairman, Robert L. Nardelli.
Is it likely to be a viable competitor? A. I think the X-Box will be viable.
It's important to note that the findings are only in skin cell cultures, and not in actual humans -- more research will be needed to tell if strawberries will actually be viable as a skin protectant (and in what form).
How do customers know you'll be viable?
Norris has worked with NASA engineers to develop a prototype of the AirScooter, which he dreams will one day be viable as a commuter vehicle.
"Neither administratively nor economically will the country be viable as an independent sovereign state without outside help," British colonial officers warned.
Indeed, a newly published analysis from the Global Warming Policy Foundation suggests that carbon capture schemes will always remain too expensive to be viable as the cost of clean energy drops.
