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Now Mr. Lemaine, 28, is among thousands of noncitizens whose fate may hinge on a case to be argued on Wednesday before the United States Supreme Court, in a challenge to the way the government interprets immigration laws about drug-related convictions.

An organization's fate hinges on its CEO--right?

Their immediate fate hinges on whether Richardson can continue to be on track.

With Marxism largely evaporated and Leninism fraying at the edges, the Chinese Communist Party's fate hinges on 10percentt annual economic growth and visions of national glory.

Although the scale of the American investment will not put a large dent in Tesco's balance sheet, his personal fate hinges on its success.

But the project's fate hinges on the participation of a business partner, whom Mr. Max would not identify, to provide the money for 14 more cars.

Many of the projects were led by Department of Fisheries and Oceans scientists, and Kelly says that their fate hinges on "what work DFO allows them to do this summer".

U.S. peace initiative's fate hinges on Israeli, Palestinian leaders.

The 76ers' fate hinges on drafting well, which isn't guaranteed.

For example, groups of desperately poor migrants (about whose fate the pope is rightly concerned) differ in their capacity to use whatever opportunities the host country offers.

Ms. Schulz notes how many of our beliefs are accidents of fate, hinging on things like our places of birth.