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It is a relationship entirely predicated on impermanence.

Toronto's bunkering style is entirely predicated on springing the ball to him quickly.

"It seems to me that we've now got an economic recovery that is entirely predicated on property prices".

That proposal was, he said, "entirely predicated on a properly resourced replacement track and field facility in Sheffield".

It's a fiendishly smart and entertaining comedy entirely predicated on the idea of somebody not wanting to go to the loo.

That I don't think is the way to do it, because comics storytelling is entirely predicated upon the print technologies of the late 1930s.

Taleb, by contrast, has constructed a trading philosophy predicated entirely on the existence of black swans-on the possibility of some random, unexpected event sweeping the markets.

"These four sports got some unexpected and bad news from UK Sport last week, and their talent plans were predicated entirely on receiving investment from UK Sport," he said.

"It was an observation about a question which was predicated entirely on a hypothetical – not that it was an unreasonable question".

It's not so long  since those Little Britain sketches predicated entirely on incontinent old people or Catherine Tate's vicious old "nan".

What is perhaps the collection's showcase piece, "Hell Is the Absence of God" (which took both the Nebula and the Hugo), is predicated entirely on the supernatural, but does not sacrifice rational, investigative consciousness.