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Still, many educators considered this ruling unique because it hinged on the experiences of a single, though enormous, school district.

While prosecutors have had their share of successes in their battle against corporate fraud, yesterday's ruling was the latest in which they have seen a prominent case unravel because it hinged, in part, on aggressive legal tactics.

Authenticity experts and art collectors have been watching the case because it hinged not on whether the vases are real but on how much information an auction house is required to give customers.

His conviction was a surprise, partly because it came six months after his first trial was declared a mistrial because the jury could not reach a verdict, and partly because it hinged on just one e-mail, in which Mr Quattrone ordered staff to "clean up" their files.

Last month Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat Business Secretary, said the net migration target was "not sensible" because it hinged on factors largely beyond the Government's control - such as EU migration and Britons leaving or returning to the UK.

Conversion disorder has long been a troubling diagnosis because it hinges on negative proof: if nothing else is wrong with you, maybe you've got it.

For me, this is the best and bravest, because it hinges on the sheer thickness of that unloved book, which enables a magical Christmas kiss.

The debate in Washington is confused because it hinges on two different conceptions of what success looks like in the surge strategy.

Despite progress in unraveling the finances of the September attacks, government officials say dismantling the overall financing of Al Qaeda is proving more difficult, in part because it hinges far less on Mr. bin Laden's fortune than was once believed.

In this paper, we have shown that this technique is not well-defined because it hinges on predictor weights which in many applications will not be uniquely defined.

Even with all 12 months accounted for, the close of the year did not bring about a consensus on the answer to this question mainly because it hinges on determining whether or not someone is truly a "celebrity".