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Indexers, meanwhile, rely on mathematics to support their cause.
Still, David Redlawsk, who runs the University of Iowa's polling outfit, says Mr Edwards appeals all over the state, and he might be the second-choice candidate of many Iowa Democrats on caucus night.Mr Obama's numbers, meanwhile, rely on young Iowans.
Mobile connections, meanwhile, rely on cell phone towers.
The purchase of the Swedish planes meanwhile rely on whether it is approved in an upcoming popular vote, with a poll published Monday showing 53percentt of Swiss oppose the deal.
Bacteria, meanwhile, rely on actin-like or tubulin-like proteins to segregate plasmid DNAs (Salje et al., 2010; Oliva et al., 2012), but little is known about the segregation of chromosomes in bacteria.
Willingham, meanwhile, relied on David Martin, his court-appointed lawyer, and one of Martin's colleagues to handle his appeals.
Feedfetcher, meanwhile, relies on information that most web servers provide: how long the retrieved file should be stored, or "cached", before it discarding and retrieving a new copy.
The offense of Bafana Bafana, meanwhile, relies on Steven Pienaar, a dreadlocked whirlwind of dribbling creativity who plays for Everton in England.
Cybergamblers, meanwhile, relied on an equally odd mix of Republican governors, online casino operators and administration officials to keep the largely unregulated industry on a roll.
The real-estate lobby, meanwhile, relied on senators like Robert Menendez, of New Jersey, for whom real-estate interests were the second-largest source of contributions; and Kay Hagan, of North Carolina, a Schumer protégée who often lined up behind him on financial issues.
Apple, meanwhile, relies on an application processor from Samsung.
