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With more viable bidders like Fox and Comcast to compete with ESPN, the league could cash in.

Our history provides us with more viable models for urban housing: the Georgian town and the Victorian suburb were both built, successfully, to densities of over 50 dwellings per hectare.

It is time to take halt, ponder upon the acquired objectives and set new goals to equip the contemporary state of art in this field with more viable and promising approaches.

Where conventional geotechnical testing like standard penetration test (SPT) or cone penetration test (CPT) requires a far greater cost and manpower to be used for such purposes, geophysical testing like ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and multichannel analysis of surface waves (MASW) may provide the researchers with more viable options to achieve conclusive evidence on bedrock depth.

But until the city comes up with more viable housing options for homeless people, Agnos would like to see his ship idea set sail.

Mucinous differentiation was also evident, although to a much lesser extent, with more viable cancer cells remaining in MTD gemcitabine-treated PaCa8 tumours.

Braun called Weise, who was the manager of Liechtenstein at the time, and instructed him to come up with a more viable blueprint.

ED50 challenged osteoblasts had fewer viable cells at 72 h than at 24 h, with significantly more viable cells in the Roekoseal group.

Miners have nonetheless reacted furiously to plans to close four of the countries' least efficient mines and to create a new company with nine more viable ones.

"It's disappointing that based on where we are at the moment, we seem to be unable to press on with the more viable economic option of a refurbishment, but we remain committed to finding the best possible long-term solution".

With each passing day that Walsh remains in the race, Montana Democrats lose time to replace him with a more viable candidate," the board adds.