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Mr. Medvedev said it would hinge on public opinion, as well as political and economic conditions.

Indeed, the latest poll shows the race to be so close that it would hinge on how many Democrats and independents vote for Mr. McCain.

But rights group Amnesty International blasted the plan, saying it was "fundamentally flawed since it would hinge on illegally returning asylum seekers and refugees".

Buxeda was careful to say that Landis's defense had not been laid out yet and that it would hinge on today's test results.

But he felt its success would hinge on the accuracy of its identifications and matches.

But they said its success would hinge on making sure the FDA received valuable new data, and the reports would still need to be complemented with vigorous searches for signs of dangerous side effects.

"Any one store," Mr. Hughes said, "I don't think you could say the whole plan would hinge on it".

When these two deals were negotiated, it is likely that no one thought each would hinge on the condition of requiring a majority of the minority shareholder voting.

If that card was missing, the contract would hinge on locating it, and this proved to be the case.

He relied heavily on a handful of large contributions from Democratic Party loyalists who began fund-raising once it became clear that the election would hinge on the results in Florida.

B9 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 New Data to Influence Rates Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said the central bank's decision about whether to raise interest rates again at its meeting next month would hinge on economic data released in coming weeks.