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Much will now depend on Ms Merkel.

Much will now depend on Mr. Kinnear.

Much will now depend on how the inexperienced Raggi and Appendino fare between now and October.

How far he can proceed down both these roads will now depend less on the opposition than on Mr Bossi.

Two Tests were scheduled to be played before Christmas, but it will now depend on a thorough security assessment.

Its survival will now depend entirely on the whim of classicists and medievalists studying in other fields.

Which of the two projects LIPA will back may now depend on which of the companies accommodates Mr. Kessel's request for part-ownership or makes other concessions.

Paradoxically the achievements of the business and industry major group will now solely depend on the cooperation of the private stakeholders and national governments in regional platforms like AMCDRR.

But the due-process standards of the commissions — and even whether they will go forward at all — now depend on the outcome of a challenge pending before the Supreme Court on behalf of Salim Ahmed Hamdan, a Yemeni accused of serving as a driver for Osama bin Laden.

"We hope that the CPS is not involved in politics," says the Kremlin spokesman dryly.Quite how low relations will now sink depends on how hard the British push their extradition claim: they could, for example, raise it at the forthcoming G8 summit.

We must now depend on the people who will do the dirty work of striking back.