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The outcome of the Democratic strategy could hinge on its ability to keep the pressure on Mr. Romney.

Steinbrenner's evaluation of Schiller will ultimately hinge on his ability to turn YankeeNets into a corporate megaforce that goes beyond wins and losses.

His chances hinge on his ability to convince people that riding herd on City Council members is a leadership role, and not more or less like rounding up hamsters.

At the same time, both Facebook and Twitter have corporate aspirations that hinge on their ability to serve as ad platforms for other companies.

"And that will hinge on its ability to return to the passenger car business" and reduce its heavy reliance on the light-truck segment, he said.

Caucuses are typically low-turnout affairs and largely hinge on candidates' ability to organize in the state and get their supporters to show up.

The immediate future for Parnell, who has two minor league options remaining, could hinge on his ability to add a new breaking ball to his repertory.

The Supreme Court's disparate rulings hinge on the ability of the drug makers to change a warning label if they detect new evidence of dangers.

Those standards hinge on the ability to broadcast 4D positions (latitude, longitude, altitude and time) to an accuracy of one nautical mile every 15 minutes.

Mrs. Clinton took pains to explain that the pace of the withdrawal was flexible and would hinge on the ability of the United States to successfully hand off responsibility for security to Afghan forces.

Many cases hinge on owners' ability to show that they would face an economic hardship without a variance, and only a small return if they receive the full variance they seek.