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Much may hinge on how Martínez's squad copes with the culture shock in store.
And much may hinge on the interpretation of the map, especially on the issue of product design.
Much may hinge on how far the host nation – ably coached by the Consett-born John Herdman – progress.
Much will be made of the admissibility of evidence, and much may hinge on whether Bonds' trainer, Greg Anderson, maintains his refusal to testify (and once again faces jail for contempt of court).
Maybe so, but much of the Rangers' season may hinge on how often Lindros plays his aggressive style -- or whether he can.
How much influence Iran eventually wields may hinge on Ismail Khan, who initially criticized the Bonn agreement on power-sharing but later agreed to take part.
With both candidates campaigning on similar platforms, the outcome may hinge as much on personalities as on what each nation thinks it can leverage politically from the new I.M.F.
The future of tigers and much of Asia's biodiversity may hinge on this decision.
The possibility of an agreement may hinge on how much Google is willing to pay in advances to the major labels.
Agreement between the two parties may hinge on how much ground the Rooney camp are willing to concede on a reduced salary.
Mr. Sköld and Anders Trapp, an auto industry analyst at SEB in Stockholm, both said that Volvo could thrive under Geely, though they cautioned that the ultimate success of the deal may hinge on how much Geely spends on Volvo.
