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Communist parties, on whose votes the government led by Mr Singh's Congress Party relies for a parliamentary majority, want to water down the 2003 Electricity Act.

Oil and gas exploration relies for a good part on 3D earth modeling operated from raw seismic data and from information issued from drillings.

The 12,000-branch network already faces an uncertain future with the imminent privatisation of parent company Royal Mail, on which it relies for a third of its revenues.

Misterman is indeed an intense play, a physically demanding one-man performance on a vast set that relies for a lot of its atmosphere on an almost constant suggestion of imminent violence.

A more quarrelsome government than his would be hard to recreate: it comprises his centrist Congress party and a dozen small leftist and regional outfits, and relies for a parliamentary majority on the "outside" support of India's Communist parties.

The Communist parties, on which Mr Singh's coalition relies for a parliamentary majority, have taken especial exception to the bill's implications for India's ties with an old friend, Iran.

For now, at least, President Chirac will have to rely for a global voice on his own bon mots.

Since winning last year's election, having campaigned as a free-marketeer, he has relied for a legislative majority on the backing of Mr Fujimori's supporters.

She particularly wishes to avoid having to rely for a majority on the opposition Social Democrats and Greens, which would be a blow to her authority.

But it is those families who have to rely for a month or two or a year or two on the state to get by who have really borne the brunt of austerity.

In 1946 Keynes himself admitted (though privately) that "I find myself more and more relying for a solution of our problems on the invisible hand" of the market, "which I tried to eject from economic thinking 20 years ago".