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Can a government that relies for its parliamentary majority on the votes of two Communist parties pursue liberalising economic reform?

But these are minor failings in an overwhelmingly pleasing book, one that relies for little of its appeal on plot devices anyhow.

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.

There are many things wrong with this film, not least the supposedly pivotal scene that relies for its power on the viewer believing that Kate Winslet is 20 years older than Ralph Fiennes just because she's wearing unconvincing little-old-lady makeup.

Before and during the war, avant-gardists had made quite a splash, even in an England that relied for its excitements on the dreary and uninteresting Hueffer.

Is this just sheer cussedness — or, maybe, a show of deference to conservative interest groups that rely, for their victories, more on unelected judges than on Congress?

During this period King led a minority government that relied for its survival in the Canadian House of Commons on a block of Progressive and allied members of Parliament (MPs).

It means Medicare for all rather than an absurdly-costly system that relies on private for-profit insurers and providers.

This is a disenfranchised community that relies on Univision for a lot of things.

Besalu is not the kind of place that relies on novelty for its appeal.

He tells his life story in a hyper-masculine vernacular that relies on obscenity for its punch lines.