Why commit to using and coming to rely on something new if it might be yanked away at some future date?

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Indeed, the Bulls aren't used to having to rely on something like the 29 points Robinson scored after the third quarter.

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So I hope to God I never have to rely on FEMA for something.

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That could help managers to substitute the gut feelings that they often have to rely on when making such changes with something a bit more objective.

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Manufacturers also typically rely on the ability to import parts - something that may prove impossible for local companies so long as international capital controls stay in place and the banking system remains dysfunctional.

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But the two companies have something in common: They both rely heavily on WOM and Buzz Marketing to promote their products.

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Rather than rely on the already-aired to drive back viewers (something his network desperately needs to do after its script-heavy schedule took a big hit during the 100-day writers' strike), McPherson needs to put the pedal to the medal on the 17 pilots he has in development.

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A. can still carry the day in corporate America, entrepreneurs must rely on a host of intangibles to get their dreams funded--and that means doing something that goes against their grain: They must be learn how to be ingratiating.

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