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December 2014: Long-term science - Further experiments from Philae will depend on whether it gets enough sunlight to recharge its batteries.

It all depends on whether I get a driver that I can shape shots with".

(NACE slices its data on majors differently, depending on whether it runs the survey itself or gets its data from a third party). Engineers may make great salaries, but if you're part of the 41% who don't have a job by the time you graduate, the high compensation is obviously just a promise rather than a reality.

The US could get over it, depending on whether it had other countries on its side.

The tails of comets do not follow the orbital trajectory exactly, but rather make either straight or curved paths away from the Sun, depending on whether it's ions or dust grains that get blown off.

Fun for impromptu polls, but much depends on whether it can get a big bunch of people using it for the long term.

Thomas O. Enders, the chief executive of Airbus, said that the company's decision on whether to remain in the bidding for the tanker depended on "whether we get a fair and balanced chance in a highly politicized competition".

The actual text (and annotated subtext) of President Bush's remarks on Osama bin Laden at his press conference on Wednesday: (Karl says we have to low-ball expectations on Evil. Karl says we must never talk about the Evil One and the One-Eyed One, so my approval ratings won't depend on whether we get their scalps).

For consumers, the impact will depend on whether they get taxpayer-supported subsidies for their premiums and whether they are willing to switch to less-expensive plans that may come with higher co-pays and deductibles.

The outcome will depend on whether the party getting the most votes can forge a loose coalition with other parties.

That will all depend on whether Baddeley can get his swing from the range to the golf course.