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But they are all predicated on one thing — speed.

Bourdain offered a refreshing take: one predicated on #nofilter.

The results, which Gooden noted are predicated on making precise pitches, are striking.

Success here, he notes, is still predicated on restricting patient choice, something payers are already doing.

As Price noted, Minerva is predicated on finding "themes of legibility".

We also note that collective testing is predicated on a common direction of effect, which implies that one-sided tests are appropriate.

What's more, their analysis was predicated on the bizarre notion that our e-mail notes are not in transit once we send them, but in storage with an intermediary.

As my colleague Richard Sandomir noted, the price tag is predicated on the Dodgers landing a fat television deal.

Anything the 76ers do is predicated on holding their opponent down because, as Brown noted before the game, "We're a painful team, offensively". They don't get many easy shots and they don't have many options.

Although both reviewers noted that the work was predicated on the critical assumption that present day intermediate forms are representative of the evolutionary pathways, they found the work important from several angles.

Since social media is predicated on the open flow of information, it should be noted this flow is a form of content transfer.