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It was predicated on very selective information.

But it was predicated on them building a sustainable model.

It was predicated on imported talents, and in large measure that remains the policy.

The design of it was predicated upon invention in an era of demolition.

It was predicated on circumstances that were not reproducible, and that the war and the settlement that followed it had destroyed.

It was predicated on beliefs in the immense power of the Jews, their malignity, their responsibility for everything that was wrong about the modern world.

I deny, utterly, the supposed political neutrality of the monarchy, because it is predicated on its own self-preservation; it is all conservative.

The truly original, and most disturbing, aspect of Cameron's bill of rights pledge is that rather than manifestly building on the HRA, it is predicated on its repeal.

Another reason the budget is probably unrealistic, especially in its long-term estimates, is that much of it is predicated on extended economic forecasts.

The latter, the lowest species, discloses the nature of the particular substance in which it exists and of which it is predicated, but it is not one of its constitutive parts.

Now it's predicated on a familiarity derived from ubiquity.