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Entertaining though film may be, perhaps its true merit may rest more with raising issues of censorship on one hand and of U.S. intervention on the other hand.
Here are a few to watch: Bush and Breaux Mr. Bush's success in steering his proposals through Congress may rest even more with Senator John Breaux of Louisiana, a Democrat, than with the leaders of the House and Senate.
As such, the success of these interventions may rest on more than just the extent to which new policies and work processes provide adequate staff coverage.
It doesn't entirely automate the process since human drivers are needed to negotiating coming on and off highways, but the technology may enable drivers to rest more and make their deliveries faster in the future.
The fate of that fight may rest with Haymon more than with any other person.
The web of life in Earth's oceans may rest on a more delicate balance than anyone had imagined.
The reason may rest in the more efficient methods of diagnosis of the disease in recent years, such as videokeratography, or it may be because there are now more people with an allergy in the general population [ 156].
The best prospect for coffee growers, in Blackman's view, may rest less on certification and more on producing top-quality coffee.
While many newly empowered Republican lawmakers have vowed to repeal the health care law in Congress, a more immediate threat may rest in the federal courts in cases brought by Republican officials in dozens of states.
With the Vikings reeling and the Eagles on the road, a first-round bye for the Cardinals is not out of the question, but it may hinge on who rests more of their starters: the Cardinals or the Packers? Green Bay will be the fifth or sixth seed.
