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viable

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viable
(of seeds, eggs, etc.) capable of normal growth and development
viable [′vī·ə·bəl]
(biology)
Able to live and develop normally.
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This is indeed of viable importance if you are planning to start off with an online business.
Viable Tools for Your Internet Based Marketing by Rachel Saunder / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
In his evidence to a public inquiry, last week, Wrexham Council's lead barrister, Stephen Sauvain QC argued: "Our evidence will demonstrate that, on any objective basis, the farm holding in question is not a viable unit.
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Ian Austin, regional minister for the West Midlands, today announced action to provide continuity of loan finance in the region for businesses with viable plans who cannot obtain the finance they need from mainstream sources.
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