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And they would rely on real-life rather than escapist scenarios.

They would rely more on the institutions of Brussels, the European Commission and the European Parliament.

It is the court record, they said, on which they would rely.

Israeli officials said they would rely instead on their own judicial branch for guidance.

Both students and teachers were excited about the design sessions, and they asserted that they would rely more on educational software designed using this approach.

Ironically, they would rely on the habeas corpus right that the Bush administration has been whittling away.

In other words, the robots had a pre-established map they'd rely on for some of their routing, and they'd respond to data coming through cameras and other on-board sensors locally.

This makes sense: If you imagine a bunch of early cavemen trying to gauge which of the local cave ladies would make the healthiest, fittest mother for their children, it's not a stretch to say that they'd rely mostly on visual cues to inform their decision, similar to peacock females sizing up a male's grand tail feathers.

It meant that the argument they'd relied on, the thing which they were using to persuade policy people that the free markets were a good thing, is a false argument.

And then Mr. Dewhurst wrote a letter to the senators — a letter he made public — saying that he was O.K. with that provision but would have preferred that they'd relied on "non-tax revenue" to make the budget balance.

The handheld digital cameras the crew employed seem to have been the only way to go with this; if they'd relied on traditional film-making techniques they'd still be shooting it now.