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"The danger is that people begin to rely on this level of repayment, and never build up any equity in their home.
In other instances, he said, practices might begin to rely more on midwives, though a midwife still needs to be backed up by an insured doctor.
The modeling and learning of human behaviors is becoming increasingly important as critical systems begin to rely more on automation and artificial intelligence.
As EPHIN heats up and grows less reliable, we will probably begin to rely on the High Resolution Camera's anticoincidence shield as our on-board radiation detector.
The bigger problem, he said, is the degradation of those skills once pilots get into the cockpit of an advanced passenger jet and begin to rely on autopilot.
"As we begin to rely on Pakistan less to get supplies into Afghanistan, America's axis with India will continue to strengthen," said Bruce O. Riedel, a former C.I.A. official now at the Brookings Institution.
It was not until November of 1963 that Johnson began to rely on Valenti.
Researchers began to rely upon sequences as a crucial source of evidence for evolutionary relationships.
"For example," he said, "we began to rely less on hearsay and more on research.
In addition to traditional morphological characters, diagnosis of species is beginning to rely on molecular sequence signatures.
