Comedy relies not only on timeliness, but also on acute sensitivity to an audience's sore spots.
Britain relies not only on its laws to prevent unfair treatment but also on specific bodies charged with enforcing them.
But Pratchett's originality relies not only on retelling the past, but also on re-examining the impossible.
The solution to our health problems relies not only in the much-expected health care reform but also in making primary care a very appealing option.
Dr. Oppenheimer's population history of the British Isles relies not only on genetic data but also on the dating of language changes by methods developed by geneticists.
In deciding disability cases, the retirement board currently relies not only on written statements from an applicant's doctor, but also on M.R.I.'s and X-rays that may capture abnormalities common to people over the age of 50.
In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users 9.41am: Hang on... apply a big pinch of salt to that Anonymous poster, warns Josh Halliday.
"Our system of government," Judge Marrero said before imposing the sentence of 292 months, "relies not only on scrupulous preservation of the rule of law but also on faith in the democratic processes by which our leaders are elected and govern".
But, like every other luxury fashion label, Balmain relies not only on sales of the runway line but also on sales of accessories such as scarves, bags, and perfume, which typically cost between a hundred and eight hundred dollars and of its more accessible clothes, such as denim, T-shirts, and simple black blazers.
In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users.
The current Mr Daley, in office since 1989, relies not only on the city's old political machine, where ward bosses dole out favours and the city council virtually rubber-stamps his requests, but also on newer support from rich businessmen, who came up with millions of dollars to complete a much-enhanced Millennium Park.
