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The phrase "are not relied" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used in contexts where one is discussing the lack of dependence or trust in something or someone.
Example: "These methods are not relied upon for accurate results in scientific research."
Alternatives: "are not depended on" or "are not trusted."
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"Faked" drawings are not relied upon: there has been plenty of research in developmental biology since Haeckel (long-discredited drawings that were used in textbooks 20 years ago) and in fact, hardly any textbooks feature Haeckel's drawings, as claimed. 5. Archaeopteryx.
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Clearly Geldof, Brown and Varley have plenty of other work and are not relying on the magazine for their income.
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