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Bernard: Also, the new technology has made making documentaries a lot more feasible.

He suggested that a change in either the Israeli or Palestinian leadership could make achieving a peace deal more feasible.

All the same, I built very little upon it, and through the day tried to make plans which should be more feasible.

I observed that the latter, as I had expected, was prepared to accompany us, which rendered my plan more feasible.

"I do not think so," he answered, maturing his plan even while he talked, and finding it the more feasible and the more pleasing.

The latter alternative was decided to be the more feasible, and the president asked congress to increase their number to nine.

This is the more feasible method, and such regulation may be obtained from either of two sources—the municipality or the state.