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The Internet, which clearly relies on the dark arts to perform its miracles, reveals vicissitudes that would otherwise have remained safely hidden.

And what about the entire banking industry, which clearly relies on strong encryption to function?

Antirealism about science, both in its earlier instrumentalist form and in van Fraassen's version, clearly relies upon a fundamental distinction between statements which are, and those which are not, wholly about observable entities or states of affairs.

Feasibility of the approach clearly relies on the ability to gain marked improvements in yield.

It is also a testimony to the importance of the German-US relationship, which the Obama administration is clearly relying on in its dealings with Russia's revisionism of the post-Cold war order.

That will require limiting the ability of banks to rely on vast amounts of leverage, which clearly increases risk without adding social value.

This survey relies on self-reporting by health workers, which clearly introduces a potential for bias.

For the molecular understanding of alveolar and vascular lung development, we have to rely on the data from animal models which clearly demonstrate that alveolar development cannot be uncoupled from vascular development.

In vivo neutralization of IL-10 abrogated the transfer of disease in NOD/Scid mice, which clearly indicated that the anti-diabetogenic effect of differentiated DNCD3 splenic cells relied on IL-10 secretion.

The insertion of a clonable label provides possibilities for 3D labeling but relies on high-affinity binding, or simultaneous nucleation of gold at all target sites, which clearly conflicts with the dynamic nature of protein turnover.

Third, our study relies on in-hospital mortality data and does not take post-hospital mortality into account, which clearly would have been preferable.