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The term refers to computers that can be relied upon to follow rules set by a publisher.

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The arbitration panels can also be relied upon to look to rulings by the ICJ or ITLOS to inform their own decisions.

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The theatre company said its financial viability could be seriously undermined by the changes because it relied upon the level of security which was brought by flexible funding.

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The Metropolitan Police dropped its investigation into Mr MacShane in July after receiving advice from the Crown Prosecution Service, having been told his letters to Mr Lyon could not be relied upon as prosecution evidence as they were said to be covered by parliamentary privilege.

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Many of his party colleagues are heavily indebted to the grassroots organisation run by regional post-office chiefs, which can be relied upon to get out the vote come election time.

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