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This alienation of Israel’s erstwhile friends around the world stands to erode, in a potentially lasting way, not only the standing of Netanyahu and his successors but also the long-term viability of Israel’s founding project.

And then there is the second camp who think the clock is ticking: on her leadership and on the long-term viability of what used to be called the world's oldest and most successful political party.

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Fonda said her PAC selects candidates to back based on their climate-change record and viability.

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But the Comey case can also be seen as a test of the viability of a prosecution based purely on politics.

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The stores marked for closure either lack a path to financial viability or do not meet the physical environment Starbucks is looking for.

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