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Mr. Cleland said that the F.T.C. would most likely not spell out the disclosure requirements but instead would rely on Internet users to judge what constitutes fair disclosure, adding that a lengthy description written in legalese would probably be counterproductive.

Zuckerberg said Facebook employees were not trying to be "arbiters of truth," but instead would rely on users to moderate the vast content on the site.

He disagrees with the liberal premise that government spending programs help black people, and instead would rely on tax breaks to help improve education, job training and housing in poor urban and rural settings.

Instead he would rely primarily on private insurers.

Instead, it would rely on mobile technology in the hopes of substantially increasing its reach and impact.

Instead, Selig would rely on the investigators in Florida to pursue leads in the hopes of finding that witness.

Instead it would rely on accounting rules for "carry-over" from an earlier period and international carbon credits.

Instead it would rely on the gamma rays produced when the high-energy nuclei of some radioactive elements decay.

Instead, he would rely mostly on a board of technical experts, who would be given power to force their recommendations upon Congress.

Instead, DLJdirect would rely on information supplied by the customer and confirmed by an outside credit reporting agency: ultimately, Mr. Hogan said, the deal will be sealed with the simple click of a mouse.

Instead, it would rely on local reconciliation agreements.