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The present system is simply no longer viable. start learning
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able to be done, or worth doing
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Hospitals plan to stop services that are not financially viable. start learning
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capable of producing a profit
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There seems to be only one feasible solution. start learning
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possible or likely to succeed
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one of the most daring rescues ever attempted start learning
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brave enough to do dangerous things
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an intricate pattern of birds and flowers start learning
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very detailed in design or structure
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an ingenious device for opening bottles start learning
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uses new and clever ideas
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Guidelines have been drawn up for dealing with emergencies. start learning
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to prepare and write something such as a document or plan
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They’ve devised a scheme to allow students to study part-time. start learning
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to invent a method of doing something
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He shelved the idea of going over to see her. start learning
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to not reach a particular level start learning
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The party is likely to fall short of a parliamentary majority.
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The work was now complete, but for a final coat of paint.
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Where he is from is of no consequence to me.
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I didn't turn the TV on for fear of waking up the baby
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it's not surprising he looks so tired given that he only slept for 3 hours
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he gazed in earnest at the transparent surface
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while it was new for Apple, by no means it was a new technology
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there is little prospect of Tom getting that job he applied for
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It has been on Andrew's mind all day
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