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In this paper, we study the limiting behavior of viscous equation as $arepsilon$ goes to zero. Here, we consider only non-characteristic boundary case. We first construct formally the three-term approximate solutions by using the method of matched asymptotic expansions. Next, it is proved that the strong boundary layers are nonlinearly stable for viscous conservation laws with genuinely-nonlinear flux. The analysis for the results depends crucially on the structure of the underling boundary layers. The proofs are based on basic energy estimates.