The solution: never take what you read at face value, and always rely on a trusted source.

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With so many movies striving toward such a high bar for profitability, Hollywood can always rely on horror.

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So journalists seek those details out and almost always have to rely on anonymous sources.

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And maybe -- just maybe -- we won't always have to rely on additional (and typically bulky) accessories to make this happen.

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For this reason, the federal government has always had to rely on carrots rather than sticks to induce states to take part in Medicaid.

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That means it has always had to rely on governments' willingness to contribute to its Environment Fund, as its core funding is known - and their contributions are entirely voluntary.

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Walter Smith's side were always going to have to rely on their defensive expertise again, and so it proved early on when Zenit's star man Andrei Arshavin was released through on goal, only to pull his shot wide of the upright and ripple the side-netting.

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"We have come to rely on mobile machines and devices that always need a source of power whether it be the grid, batteries, or fuel, " said Chris Norris, president and CEO of Alta Devices.

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Also, these chains tend to rely, as In-N-Out always has, on word of mouth as their primary form of advertising.

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England coach Clive Woodward has always been quick to point out that his side does not revolve around - nor rely on - one player.

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These politicians tend to rely heavily on the support of unionized public-sector workers and almost always repay the favor by lavishing those same workers with a gravity-defying upward spiral of ever-increasing pay and benefits.

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Sadly, the map tools on carrier websites are needlessly painful, and most coverage apps that you'll find rely on crowd-sourced data -- great if others contribute, but that's not always the case.

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