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For this reason their specific form does not depend, as did that of the Classical sonata, on the exposition development recapitulation principle of contrast, conflict, and reconciliation of keys.

General Electric does not depend as heavily on acquisitions as Tyco, and it is renowned for its strong management.

But it also offers one more sign that the world does not depend as much on the American economy as it once did.

A computer user's vulnerability to attack does not depend as much on which Web site is visited as on what software is used to gain access to the Internet, experts say.

And while the credit rating of Europe's current rescue fund may also be cut, European officials have already teed up a replacement, the European Stability Mechanism, which does not depend as much on credit ratings.

And they know that nuclear reactors are the one proven way to make carbon-dioxide-free electricity in large and reliable quantities that does not depend (as hydroelectric and geothermal energy do) on the luck of the geographical draw.

Because, unlike India, their energy needs do not depend as much on nuclear power, was Mr Joseph's rather lame explanation.That will evoke knowing smiles from Iran and North Korea, both of whom have been found secretly dabbling with plutonium and enriched uranium.

The letter reflects the concerns of the domestic automakers, which say they are at a disadvantage compared with Asian and European manufacturers, which do not depend as much on sales of trucks, crossovers and minivans and which can more easily meet the aggressive government targets.

The short-term responses do not depend as strongly on the type of covariance (from 42 to 56%% stimulation, Generation 1; Fig.  3) as the long-term responses (from 46 to 86 % stimulation, Generation 15; Fig.  3).

They don't depend as much on the United States.

These changes could mean public universities don't depend as much on tuition dollars to make up for shortfalls in state government funding.