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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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A Sotheby's spokesman said: "Items in the sale are from the private apartments, until recently occupied by the late Lord Hastings, which cannot viably be included in the display of the hall once it is open to the public.
Pieces of history set to be sold; Auction house excited by hall's ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
A Sotheby's spokesman said: "Items in the sale are from the private apartments, until recently occupied by the late Lord Hastings, which cannot viably be included in the display of the hall once it is open to the public.
Hall treasures auction by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
How can the interests of victims be viably represented before a given chamber?
The International Criminal Court and African 'victimhood' by Piranio, Christopher J. / Contemporary Review
 
 
 
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