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But none of these facts sheds any light on the question of whether Black Power represents a workably strategy.

Culture of Poverty Raffaele, J.A. 1968

Buy the best horses you can afford; but remember that a workably sound horse, though blemished or a bit gone in the wind, will give you plenty of fun, if you do not knock him about.

American Adventures A Second Trip 'Abroad at home' Julian Street 1913

"In some places there's no way to resurrect a workably competitive market because you don't have the range of productive facilities and other components to make a workable infrastructure."

chicagotribune.com - 2010

"In some places there's no way to resurrect a workably competitive market because you don't have the range of productive facilities and other components to make a workable infrastructure."

chicagotribune.com - 2010

Abstinence has never been workably enforced in the whole of human history.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2009

Further, that the report concluded that the current market appears workably competitive and that there are no compelling indications of future issues.

ScreenTalk 2009

Analysis of submissions made during the review process concluded that the current market was "workably competitive" and that there were no compelling indications of future issues.

unknown title 2009

Your suggested euphemisms - e.g. 'web 2.0' and 'social web' aren't workably apt since, more and more, it isn't just about "the web" but includes mobile (non-web, thnk txtng) & sharing content / experiences etc outside of the web, e.g. email (remember?!)

Advertising Age - Homepage 2009

Further, that the report concluded that the current market appears workably competitive and that there are no compelling indications of future issues.

ScreenTalk 2009

Abstinence has never been workably enforced in the whole of human history.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2009