While the Ford F-250 SuperCab has awkward rear-hinged doors, the tested Chevy double cab features traditional forward-hinged back doors.
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Much of the argument hinged on questions of user privacy.
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My life, they insisted, hinged on never touching chocolate cake.
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Zetsche said Daimler's future hinged on making electric cars profitably.
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Samsung has played around with a hinged foldable device before.
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The success hinged on Lawrence's interview with Kim Kardashian West.
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In the end, they knew everything hinged on the government.
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He said Pakistan's future hinged on education for its youth.
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Live, that translates as lowkey performances hinged on her voice.
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See that bizarre rear window that's hinged on its side?
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The hinged glass door gives easy access to the compartment.
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Much of the argument hinged on how Wiseguy solved CAPTCHA.
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Both hinged on the outsider's dream of success in America.
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The sturdy branches are hinged for quick and easy setup.
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Her agreement to talk hinged in part on our history.
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Songkick's case hinged on the rights to sell a ticket.
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A person's experience of Kavanaugh likely hinged on the circumstances.
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Peas inside the pea pods have their own hinged lids.
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Her ongoing series of "Hinged Paintings" could also be shelters.
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But the hearing largely hinged on her qualifications for the job.
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It's a lovely leather bag that uses a proven hinged opening.
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His Super Tuesday strategy likewise hinged on strong support in the
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Investors may wonder: Are the markets entirely hinged on political outcomes?
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A Philadelphia judge dismissed several cases that hinged on Graham's testimony.
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" But, he added, "it hinged on a turn that rang hollow.
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A few cases hinged on whether one person injected the other.
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The negotiations have hinged on some everyday — and quintessentially European — items.
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The bill passage hinged on support from four undecided Republicans. Sen.
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Chevron said in a statement the deal hinged on regulatory approval.
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It was a loosely hinged scene, a gathering of the subcultures.
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The lower court's rationale hinged upon the most lawyerly of distinctions.
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The "Star Wars" story has always hinged on choosing one's path.
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In short, our mutual accomplishments have often hinged on successful diplomacy.
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All of it hinged on a single dirty PS2-to-USB connector.
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The lawsuits hinged on the ownership stake of Guillory in Cruise Automation.
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Kanye's entire career has hinged on presenting himself as a mercurial genius.
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Their stock price is too hinged on a certain amount of usage.
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His strategy hinged on pulling voters, particularly minority voters, from Clinton's camp.
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Yet this ambitious private project hinged on the blessing of government officials.
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The tree comes in three hinged sections for easy assembly and disassembly.
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The game hinged on a couple of plays in the closing moments.
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The government's case hinged mostly on whether Wiseguy had "circumvented" Ticketmaster's system.
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And this hinged bangle is covered in diamonds and retails for $15,000.
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Most Arab and Western players have hinged any investment on political reconciliation.
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" The proceedings against Johnson hinged, in Black's estimation, on "a ridiculous charge.
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A Philadelphia judge has already dismissed three cases that hinged on Graham's testimony.
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"To be clear, no carmaker has ever called rear-hinged doors "suicide doors.
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My schedule hinged on the needs of the campaign and would change accordingly.
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Many of them have hinged on what issues she will and won't support.
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The appeals were considered together because both hinged on the joint enterprise issue.
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Up until now, Facebook's success hinged on bringing new eyeballs to advertiser content.
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That's why headlines going into Sunday's election have hinged on one word: boring.
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The case hinged on what constitutes an "official action" under federal corruption law.
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Philosophically, the divisions between Bloom and Jaffa hinged on the question of nationalism.
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The doors were hinged with tape, and only the left one was open.
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That plan has frequently hinged on keeping retiring U.S. coal fire plants running.
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They also made clear that consular officials' careers hinged upon accomplishing that goal.
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It comes in three hinged sections allow for easy setup, disassembly, and storage.
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Amy Schumer's comedy has often hinged on shocking people with her sexual exploits.
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But all along, lyrics hinged on love and heartache have anchored her work.
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Hinged to a black vertebral column, they form a striking, if provisional, alignment.
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The group's success largely hinged on the accomplishments of its black women members.
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Best Choice Products 214.58 Foot Premium Spruce Hinged Artificial Christmas Tree, $89.99; amazon.
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The case largely hinged on the stepdaughter's testimony and Mr. Gage was convicted.
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The trial hinged on two pieces of evidence that have since been proved false.
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After the piercing heals, the vibrating gadget can be hinged onto the metallic barbells.
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The bag features a smooth, hinged top that spreads to reveal a large opening.
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Peel's first trial in 1986 hinged on circumstantial evidence and lasted over six months.
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The new movie Never Goin' Back hinged its success almost entirely on that premise.
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The Street View images in Google Maps are just facades, flat images hinged together.
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Still, Sawyer cautioned that a significant drop in global inventories hinged on the thermostat.
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Biden, who debates on Wednesday night, has also hinged his plan on that promise.
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Sadly, of course, the whole thing hinged on Dr Luke's acquiescence to the performance.
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The Indiana race also hinged on who could fall most in line with Trump.
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The biography that Yusuf told onstage — his "journey" — hinged on setbacks leading to epiphanies.
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That deal hinged on the launch of Spacecom's Amos-6 satellite, an Israeli design.
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The hinged head tilts back to reveal pineapple, cherry and raspberry-flavored ice. Slurp.
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Some models were given a hinged nose to allow for easy loading of goods.
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These hinged grates fit the Jumbo Joe, our top pick for portable charcoal grills.
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The dispute hinged on whether Officer Pantaleo intended to violate Mr. Garner's civil rights.
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The testimony of other witnesses on Monday also hinged on the issue of interpretation.
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Their claims have largely hinged on (lampooned) accusations of government overreach and communist indoctrination.
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Talks over forming a new government have hinged on a number of critical issues.
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Everything hinged on what happened 270 miles away, at Manchester City's game in Brighton.
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Rescuing the rescuers hinged on securing written promises from Western countries to resettle them.
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Inside its hinged shell lurks a musclebound creature that's best enjoyed seared in butter.
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They're not the rear-hinged doors of the 1960s Continentals, but they attract attention.
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Her losing the presidency hinged on only about 80,000 votes in three key states.
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But a big part of the strategy hinged on a wildcard named Joe Biden.
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The fate of Westeros hinged on this battle and it lived up to the hype.
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The Wisconsin case hinged on a new way to measure the discriminatory effect of gerrymandering.
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It hinged on allegations that were said to have taken place between 2002 and 2003.
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I was afraid about building a website that hinged on the algorithms that Facebook uses.
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So, they fashioned a futon out of two storage ottomans, a bench, and hinged plywood.
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From the start, everything hinged on how "every drop" and "water neutral" would be defined.
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With the contest poised at 2.5-2.5, the match hinged on the crucial sixth game.
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Clinton hinged much of her case against upstart candidate Barack Obama on being more electable.
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How would a Mister Softee ice cream truck look resized into a metal-hinged ball?
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The investigations involving Manafort hinged on his consulting work for Yanukovych and his political party.
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Many speculate that it cost Al Gore the election, which of course hinged on Florida.
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We saw Hollywood at its most cartoonish–except our futures were hinged on that stupidity.
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We also cannot allow an unhinged (or hinged) President to unilaterally take America to war.
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The tree comes in three parts with hinged branches that snap into the tree stand.
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But it hinged on a turn that rang hollow — specifically the heel turn mentioned above.
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Muangthai likes the shot and all of his knockouts have come via the hinged joint.
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On the Paddy Power betting website, more than $325,000 hinged on a single unborn baby.
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He felt that the stability of the country hinged on the calmness of his withdrawal.
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Most concerning is the firewall Biden says he has built is hinged on minority support.
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Political survival in Ukraine has for centuries often hinged on finding a strong patron abroad.
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The state's case had hinged almost entirely on the testimony of the bogus, compromised eyewitness.
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For now, Iceland may be holding onto its whaling heritage, hinged to a shaky loophole.
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His trial hinged on transcripts of secretly recorded meetings with an F.B.I. informant, Emad Salem.
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The rejection of constitutional changes in Italy on Sunday hinged on a variety of issues.
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"The No. 1 thing the story is hinged upon is iPhone installed base growth," he said.
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The double hinged falcon wing doors are supremely cool, but they don't always work as designed.
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The double hinged falcon wing doors are supremely cool, but they don't always work as designed.
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It ignores that the prosperity of some Americans always hinged on the oppression of other Americans.
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Entire plot points from When Harry Met Sally hinged on the art of the voicemail message.
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In "Path IV" and "Slope II" (both 1961), the stones have hinged jaws and open mouths.
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Those pronouncements have undermined Pelosi's initial justification for the delay request, which hinged on security concerns.
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One major fan theory that sprang up over the last week hinged on this characteristic ambiguity.
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It had a small bench with a hinged seat, hiding a stack of old music manuals.
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The hinged nose of the 747 cargo version allows for easy access to its cavernous interiors.
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I mean, a whole story arc on "The West Wing" hinged on basically that exact premise.
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The placement of regional centers also hinged on existing partnerships between the US and host countries.
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The first hinged on Obama-era guidance that interpreted Title IX as explicitly protecting trans students.
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They were hinged to open out as bodies piled up inside in frantic efforts to escape.
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Two decades ago the impeachment of a president hinged on what the meaning of "is" is.
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Their eventual removal hinged on Beijing's compliance with the Phase 20.3 accord, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
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Mr. Bernanke's relative optimism hinged on the idea that interest rates would not continue to fall.
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Midsong, just like Mystikal on the original, Boosie Badazz arrives for some loose-hinged pyrotechnic boasting.
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Best Choice Products 6 Foot Pre-Lit Hinged Douglas Full Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, $119.99; amazon.
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The President's impeachment, for which he is on trial in the Senate, hinged on these events.
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Together, they would embrace a business model that hinged on traditional investment banking — and aggressive trading.
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Their eventual removal hinged on Beijing's compliance with the Phase 26.865 accord, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
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Immigration January 19-22, 2018 The most recent impasse hinged on the ongoing debate over immigration.
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But for Cramer, the success of the new company hinged on only one thing: Bob Gamgort.
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More feeling than vision, my dream rose and fell, hinged as it was to the pickax.
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The primary hinged less on policy differences, and more on the importance of representation and lived experience.
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Her husband's presidency had hinged on the support of black voters, so she understood the community well.
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Tests of strength during the Cold War era hinged on the development of weapons of mass destruction.
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If mainstream horoscopes teach us one thing, it's that our lives are hinged upon our sun sign.
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Hablik's fantastical and cosmic vision of utopia hinged on the aspirations of a still-emerging industrial age.
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Apparently, the formerly agreed upon stunt hinged on the fact that Mitchell needed to wear a mask.
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But the 747-8 freighter's special hinged nose gives it a unique ability to carry large cargo.
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The band's sound and vision hinged on the contrasting sensibilities of songwriters Alex Chilton and Chris Bell.
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A spokesman for the coalition told Reuters the presence of its troops hinged on Iraqi government approval.
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The second hinged on state legislature voting deadlocks resulting in delays for state representation in the Senate.
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But he noted that his decision predominantly hinged on the Senate's role in reining in executive power.
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" Cummings said that Trump's comment hinged on the assumption that "all black people know all black people.
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The claims against the man, Shorab Hossain, hinged significantly on a single letter of his first name.
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Seven people were eventually convicted or pleaded guilty in cases that hinged on testimony from Mr. Howe.
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The grand plan hinged on a barren patch of asphalt used to park cars during Mets games.
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The Trump lawsuit hinged largely on the fact that citizens could have political debates in his mentions.
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The case hinged on text messages between the two in which Carter urged Roy to kill himself.
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For the journalists who have remained, survival has hinged on their ability to navigate this new reality.
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At Catalyte, the company's success has hinged on practicing what it preaches (and what it's now selling).
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The match hinged on a single long rally, with Rogers serving at 203-3 and 30-30.
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Cost-benefit analysis hinged on an ever-changing calculation of the monetary value of a human life.
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The booths are separated from this backstage area by bamboo shades and one another by hinged partitions.
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They previously recommended only probation, but that was largely hinged upon Flynn's role as a model cooperator.
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She said that John Mucha's case hinged on the 1913 agreement between his grandfather and Mr. Crane.
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Their connection hinged on this initial commonality — D'Souza had fundraised all his businesses, whereas Romanow had bootstrapped.
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Certainly, the evolution of humankind hinged on innovations like the chisel, the bow and arrow, the wheel.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump sent supporters a fundraising plea Wednesday hinged on a promise to indict Hillary Clinton.
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Breaking meaningfully above the $30 level would be very positive for the group often hinged on economic conditions.
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And in the finale, everyone's plot hinged on a single, central truth: In a broken system, everybody's broken.
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No political solution A ceasefire for Aleppo has hinged on Russia and the US coming to an agreement.
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In my head, this was my chance to 'make it,' which hinged on my performing in those meetings.
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The prosecution's case hinged on the testimony of their star witness, Alexander Bradley, a former friend of Hernandez's.
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Importantly, the flaw hinged on faulty access controls, making it too easy for anyone to access the equipment.
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Lyndon Johnson's 1948 Senate victory hinged on a single sketchy precinct where he was popular with dead voters.
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This is what we've hinged the last two years of the company, showing the proof of our technology.
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Cersei's entire arc has hinged upon her devotion to her children, all of whom she has since lost.
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That hinged nose can open up to an angle of 200 degrees to allow large pieces on board.
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Issues of such complexity are paralyzing, and awareness of them can plunge us into mindsets hinged on impossibility.
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The couple then ordered her to get a hinged, plastic container and climb into it, police have said.
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Rather, the most tense moment hinged on a janky old radio turning on — and it was great television.
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But Cruz's hopes for stopping Trump had hinged on Indiana, which the New Yorker won in a rout.
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Those calls, according to the White House, hinged on the ongoing dispute between Qatar and several Gulf states.
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The European Union has hinged lifting sanctions to putting into effect the Minsk II peace accords in Ukraine.
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This downward spiral hinged upon drone's brutal comedown, from which the only escape was simply to do more.
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Infamously, one clue hinged on the way cutlery is supposed to be arranged for a seven-course dinner.
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That said, compared with a hinged door, a barn door hanging on a track offers a poor barrier.
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Previously, she had hinged her resignation on the approval of her plan, which has been rejected three times.
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In fact, as Zeke put it to People, Varner's entire strategy hinged on painting trans people as liars.
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It said its profitability goals for the second half of the year hinged on making 5,000 a week.
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The case hinged on whether Google owed various taxes in France, even though it sold services from Ireland.
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So far, most of the contrasts he's drawn between himself and the president have hinged on political differences.
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The House investigation has hinged on the mutual trust of its senior members, Mr. Nunes and Mr. Schiff.
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The prosecution's case hinged on tapes, surveillance and the testimony of self-described "made" Mafia soldiers and associates.
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The attraction to the game comes from its being hinged on something real, something that is not-all.
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After she stopped laughing, Hargreaves said accurate predictions hinged on the raw data on which the profile is based.
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One Arrow's success is hinged on Heat's commitment to serving the communities who shop at Vancouver's many farmers markets.
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Instead, "Bloodlines" hinged on a cluster of new male characters, instead of drawing from the existing, beloved Supernatural ensemble.
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The fact that a huge amount of interaction with the game hinged on arguing about interpretation made it great.
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The results are subconscious scenes where characters of distorted proportions entangle with phantom scenes hinged between fiction and reality.
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The Republican campaign has hinged on the issue of immigration, which itself is synonymous with the issue of trust.
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This is the second such explosion this year of trading strategies that hinged on general financial volatility remaining low.
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The plan hinged on bringing some detainees to a facility in the United States, which is banned by law.
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Yet Wayne's relevance, like that of many of his peers, is one that has never hinged on Grammy nominations.
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Cramer said that a lot of the newfound bullishness hinged on GE's better than expected first-quarter earnings report.
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Now, cases often hinged on data about pulse rates, intoxication and location, drawn from the wristbands that replaced watches.
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Background reading: Petro O. Poroshenko, who was Ukraine's president until May, knew his country's independence hinged on American support.
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This plan, however, hinged on one assumption: that Boehner would be willing to hold a vote on the legislation.
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The battleground state has a recent history of close races that have hinged on just a few thousand votes.
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In the modern age, presidential races have increasingly hinged on small numbers of voters in a handful of states.
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Both the Newman and Salman appeals court decisions hinged on a 33-year-old Supreme Court case, Dirks v.
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Others are made in a Noh tradition, including Yeats's own mask, with its golden animal hair and hinged mouth.
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Judge Green's decision Monday hinged on fingerprint evidence that had not been divulged by prosecutors in Irons's initial trial.
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Soon, despite Mr. Banisauskas's intentions, Bored Panda was far from self-sufficient — its prospects hinged almost entirely on Facebook.
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And "The Lying Detective's" primary plot twist hinged on a female character who cleverly weaponized her invisibility, her interchangeability.
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In Part Three, the future of the royal family hinged on Naruhito's finding a wife — and fathering a son.
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By Parliament's arcane rules (it mostly hinged on the meaning of "forthwith"), Mr. Bercow should have rejected that amendment.
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The outcome of Tuesday's legislation hinged almost entirely on opponents of a no-deal Brexit in his own party.
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Matt Bevin, conceded his race, which also hinged on whether he could depend on the president's clout to win.
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Mr. Giuliani's effort in Ukraine hinged on convincing officials there to open investigations that would benefit Mr. Trump politically.
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Mr. Giuliani's effort in Ukraine hinged on convincing officials there to open investigations that would benefit Mr. Trump politically.
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The case hinged largely on LaRonn Smith, the only one willing and able to identify Bush as the killer.
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The reason many buildings have hinged doors on either side of a revolving door is because of Cocoanut Grove.
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Some of these changes have hinged on using data and advanced analytics to better predict weather and shopping patterns.
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Obama was well aware that much of his personal legacy hinged on the outcome of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Scott's grand plan hinged on Texas, so when the Longhorns decided to stay in the Big 12, everything fell apart.
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Lastly, the political revolution on which Sanders has hinged his ability to accomplish his ambitious plan keeps failing to materialize.
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The entire movie Eighth Grade hinged on the premise that Elsie Fisher's Kayla was all but inscrutable to her dad.
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The new product, which vibrates every time it senses the magnetic north, is hinged into your skin with piercing barbells.
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The device had two pewter blades to separate the vaginal walls, and hinged open and closed with a screw mechanism.
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Mosasaurs were formidable hunters, with a double-hinged jaw and a flexible skull enabling them to eat their prey whole.
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Negotiations over the shutdown have hinged on a stark disagreement between Democrats and the Trump administration over border wall funding.
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Pinterest hinged on turning images into search queries; pin a chair you like, and Pinterest helped you decorate your house.
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He also said controlling inflation hinged on the approval and implementation fiscal reforms, with markets delaying investment until uncertainty reduces.
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Front-end rate receiver trades: These refer to derivative contracts that are hinged on changes in short-term interest rates.
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He had told the judge early in his case how his livelihood hinged around his ability to comment on politics.
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And in a parting note, the Houthi spokesperson hinged on whether the group should take its "verbal" statements any further.
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The three-level Lego toy comes with a hinged opening side panel, removable roof, movable sliding bed, and swinging chandelier.
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So expect TC's in house hardware guru, Brian Heater, to put all of these expensively hinged touchscreens through their paces.
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The proposal, panned immediately by Republicans, hinged on bringing a handful of detainees to a facility in the United States.
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The case against Elliott hinged on whether Guthrie and Reilly legitimately feared for their safety in response to his tweets.
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The acquittal hinged on the grounds that the police had failed to properly describe the drug he was allegedly trafficking.
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The show very much is hinged on the idea of the American dream—that you can be saved through capitalism.
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By Conroy's telling, Burks's reasoning hinged, in part, on an appetite within the GOP conference for a non-Catholic chaplain.
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In recent years, that has hinged on prioritizing TV, and maximizing the at-home math over the in-person experience.
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Andreas Harsono, a researcher for Human Rights Watch, said the case's outcome may well have hinged on a corruption scandal.
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Short, hinged on a man in Texas named Preston Tate, who was assessed $425 in fines for several traffic violations.
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Reaching the 600 million test target hinged on 223,245 coronavirus test kits produced by a CDC contractor, Integrated DNA Technologies.
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Marsha Blackburn, whose campaign hinged on her opposition to abortion rights and descended into racist fear-mongering, won in Tennessee.
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The United States' economic strength has hinged on everyday consumers, whose spending makes up about two-thirds of the economy.
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Many were in the form of carved, hinged globes, none larger than an apple, some as small as a walnut.
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The case hinged on the VA's interpretation of a rule requiring "relevant" military service records to reconsider a denied claim.
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Year after year, the Pulltap's Double-Hinged Waiter's Corkscrew appears on list after list of the world's best wine openers.
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Trump's presidential campaign was hinged on scoring cheap points in the culture wars, rather than espousing any coherent political ideology.
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It allowed wearers to flip its hinged body 180 degrees and greet those watch-pummeling projectiles with a strong steel back.
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"We have good relations with Iran and the U.S. and our decision is not hinged on energy," said the government source.
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The couple then ordered her into a hinged, plastic container that prosecutors said only had small air holes at its handles.
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The 34-year-old co-founder of the Museum of Selfies, Tommy Honton, said the space hinged on the word museum.
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Their January breakup hinged entirely on Cena agreeing to have a child with Bella, who'd decided that she wanted a family.
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The result is the network of hinged arms around the polyhedron tuned to push lightly and evenly and seal it up.
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Sweat's plan hinged on the idea that, after revealing the flaws in Five Points' security, authorities would allow him some leeway.
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It's the only snake that can change color within the course of a day and has a unique hinged upper jaw.
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The Justice Department's case against Slatten hinged on him having fired the first shots because of a general animosity toward Iraqis.
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Fitted with four glass-paneled, hinged doors and made of leather-covered wood, the entire case revolves for a browser's convenience.
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Beyond a very basic rendering, showing a hinged phone holder with a strap, we don't know what the headset looks like.
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It, and probably the match, hinged on the seventh game as Djokovic, a break to the good, served at 30-40.
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The challenges have typically hinged on whether daily fantasy sports are games of chance that run afoul of state gambling laws.
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And yes, it all hinged on a big reveal that – while it makes sense thematically – played as deeply silly in context.
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It all would have hinged on the outcome of Sunday's French presidential election, according to Yale University senior fellow Stephen Roach.
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Daydream View's body is made of foam and soft fabric, with a hinged plastic panel where you place an Android phone.
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The ergonomic stand has a hinged foam cushion that makes it easy to use your laptop in almost any position comfortably.
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Soon afterward, the N.Y.P.D.'s Internal Affairs Bureau began an investigation of Hadid that hinged on Martin's suggestion of an affair.
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To get that cork out as easily as possible, you should get the best one around — thePulltap's Double-Hinged Waiters Corkscrew.
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Fortunately, the electrically operated, double-hinged doors are also immensely useful — making ingress and egress from the second row a breeze.
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In North Carolina, arguments against the Charlotte measure hinged heavily on the issue of bathroom access, according to The Charlotte Observer.
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Combine these with a hinged grill and you'll have an easy way to feed in fresh fuel as your smoke progresses.
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To be clear, neither the Five Star Movement's nor the League's appeal to Italian voters hinged on its stance toward Russia.
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But Mr. Erdogan's popularity has hinged on rapid growth fueled by credit, and he has often spoken against raising interest rates.
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His surprise election victory hinged on his adroit tactical move: soliciting congressional elevator operators and the like to join the group.
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It would not surprise me to learn this charge hinged on something as subjective as the difference between scarlett and red.
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The cashier waited for my response, but my mouth hinged open, lock-jawed and gaping for the whole world to see.
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I felt more and more that I had to follow him there, that my whole understanding of him hinged on it.
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That test hinged on roughly 10 factors, like the amount of supervision and whether the worker could be fired without cause.
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Instead, he has his hopes hinged on other states, including California, where a large number of delegates are up for grabs.
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Similarly, the investigation does not seem to have hinged on access to Son or other users' digital communications other than emails.
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The Facebook settlement hinged on a 1996 telecom law; today's deal is focused on alleged violations of a 1998 privacy law.
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But the broad support of public programs and institutions hinged on a narrow definition of who that public was: white Americans.
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Its tailgate, hinged on the side rather than the top and complete with spare tire, mark it out as a Defender.
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Why you'll love it: The the Pulltap's Double-Hinged Waiter's Corkscrew is the gold standard for waiters and wine lovers worldwide.
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Jay Michaud hinged at least in part on information federal investigators had gathered by exploiting a vulnerability in the Tor anonymity network.
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Both, in case you were nowhere near civilization at the time, hinged on "playing" guitar-shaped peripherals in time with licensed tracks.
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Instead, the success of Thompson's appeal hinged on the question of whether he was at "significant fault" for taking a banned substance.
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As such, much of the show's later seasons hinged on what the characters around Walter did as they learned of his actions.
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First came the cognitive dissonance from L'Oreal firing someone who spoke out about structural racial inequality in a campaign hinged on diversity.
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The Janus case hinged on a 40-year-old precedent allowing public sector unions to charge nonmembers who benefit from collective bargaining.
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Roberto Campos Neto also said controlling inflation hinged on the approval and implementation fiscal reforms, with markets delaying investment until uncertainty reduces.
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It does seem, however, that Huawei's alternative app store plans hinged on it only losing access to Google as a business partner.
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Stefani's appeal hinged on this sort of confidence — the type, not coincidentally, enjoyed by many rich white women from suburban Orange County.
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He added that his case hinged on whether the committee accepted his argument that the payment was part of a verbal agreement.
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Many of the widely shared comments on Ansari's case hinged on a nuanced perspective, which is not something social media typically rewards.
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David Todd, head of space content at Seradata, said it hinged on whether significant insurance underwriting capacity started to leave the market.
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But if you try to mail a letter in one of them, you'll find that the familiar hinged door has been eliminated.
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From the moment I picked it up, the Mate X felt way more substantial than its hinged, bendy-screen design might suggest.
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But their recognition hinged on signing an agreement with a no-strike clause and refusal to criticize systemic problems on the app.
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In the paranoid atmosphere of the Cold War, the mantra that American prosperity hinged on a nation united by faith gained ground.
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"Mosasaurs were formidable hunters, with a double-hinged jaw and a flexible skull enabling them to eat their prey whole," Sotheby's wrote.
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"Our next Capital Markets Day will be hinged on strong organic growth fueled by strong cash flows," CEO Francesco Starace told analysts.
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Many of the priorities hinged on the fact that there is no global agreement or framework laying out the rules of cyberspace.
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To get that cork out as easily as possible, you should get the best one around — the Pulltap's Double-Hinged Waiters Corkscrew.
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Where the most infamous instance of political mischief in recent history hinged on a colossal traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge.
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Many of the priorities hinged on the fact that there is no global agreement or framework laying out the rules of cyberspace.
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Chadha compared this sell-off to prior playbooks and concluded that the answer hinged on how expensive stocks were before the plunge.
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Everything from email to e-commerce to social networks has hinged on the internet's transformative role in changing the economics of communication.
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Their legal strategy so far has hinged on attacking the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, former Manafort business partner Rick Gates.
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They were beholden to agreements unspoken and explicit, ones upon which their careers hinged and which are now, finally, coming to light.
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HOUSTON — Two years ago, the presidential election hinged in large part on a rightward shift among working-class whites who deserted Democrats.
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Used widely by 1997, its hinged blade maintains contact with the ice longer during each stride, resulting in a more powerful thrust.
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The timing of Sinclair's deal may not have hinged directly on the change, but it demonstrated a demand for broadcast station mergers.
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He made a special school project full of arcane information about them, printed on the hinged paper blades of a gigantic knife.
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Where most suits have hinged purely on dance moves, Geiler apparently says the combined dance and pumpkin head constitute a recognizable character.
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Johnson's campaign largely hinged on this Brexit commitment: that Conservatives would respect the 2016 referendum results and "get Brexit done" if elected.
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The experience is interactive, so I gained access to the hideaway just as its occupants did—by pulling open a hinged bookcase.
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It's also a story of how the change hinged largely on the biblically-inspired efforts of one man who is largely misunderstood.
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To get that cork out as easily as possible, you should get the best one around — the Pulltap Double-Hinged Waiters Corkscrew.
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If I pair my PAX with the MARNARDAL hinged door, I would be able to fill it with life-saving insulating materials.
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Part of his story in the original series hinged on his contentious relationship with his father, military man Garland Briggs (Don S. Davis).
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It can be hinged into the body by a professional body piercer and will apparently only takes minutes to anchor into the skin.
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Peter Stracar, General Electric's CEO for Central and Eastern Europe, said the region's future industrial success hinged on moving into higher-margin businesses.
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The dispute hinged in part on how the justices would apply a decision the court made in 1977 to the claims against Apple.
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Their arguments hinged on the idea that offering more innovative services over the internet is a way to better compete with cable companies.
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He has attached to the top of the target a wooden, shelf-like structure containing nine niches, each with its own hinged lid.
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"The market has been hinged on the idea that China may announce the purchase of soybeans," said Mike Zuzolo, of Global Commodity Analytics.
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From the detailed video shot in the dark, we can see that the rear doors have been made into rear-hinged suicide doors.
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It's most unique feature is a tailgate that's hinged at the top, which allowed them to retain the Type R's gigantic rear wing.
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The "spamusement" park's development hinged on this promo video hitting a million views, which it did just a few days after hitting YouTube.
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The deals hinged on the globe's top producer of lithium, Albemarle Corp, boosting output from its Chilean operations to supply the planned factories.
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The fate of the Senate's bill hinged on three Republicans, and yesterday two more confirmed "no" votes put the bill over the edge.
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The special payout for 2015 hinged on gains from deferred tax assets that are unlikely to be as large in the years ahead.
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The deals hinged on the globe's top producer of lithium - Albemarle Corp - boosting output from its Chilean operations to supply the planned factories.
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The Tax Foundation's calculation hinged on the assumption that tax cuts will add $2.8 trillion to the economy, according to the Washington Post.
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The character, of course, can transfigure into a black dog, the detail upon which the whole plot of "The Prisoner of Azkaban" hinged.
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This isn't like a Law and Order episode where, whether you enjoyed or not, [it] hinged on how strong the "whodunit" factor is.
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The more she laughed, the more the hinged jaws of the mask opened, which triggered the Wookiee sound effect, provoking still more laughter.
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The race has largely hinged on support for Trump, and both Pittenger and Harris have accused the other of disloyalty to the president.
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The result was a broad and tall fuselage capable of holding enormous objects, which could be loaded in through the plane's hinged nose.
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Prosecutors responded with a reference to Al Capone, arguing that one of the 20th century's most famous criminal trials hinged on uncharged conduct.
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The case hinged in part on whether Texas had suffered the sort of direct and concrete injury that gave it standing to sue.
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Chassot said this hinged on details of the flotation, which Credit Suisse has said could list 20 to 30 percent of the unit.
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The verdict hinged on the issue of "diminished responsibility," whether his mental state at the time of the killings substantially impaired his responsibility.
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The wand is hinged, working with your lashes and the applied pressure when you're swiping it on, for soft, fluttery, gorgeous-looking lashes.
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Like Camm's case, Rea's case hinged on a minuscule amount of blood that stained her T-shirt on the night of the slaying.
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The results were disappointing for Bloomberg, whose presidential bid hinged on a bet that Biden's support would collapse once voting began last month.
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Indeed, much of the plaintiffs' lawsuit hinged on the over-broad and error-prone ways in which the list was updated and maintained.
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Lygia Clark, with her hinged-metal sculptures you can fiddle with at will, filled the top floor of the Museum of Modern Art.
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But that case did not raise any questions that hinged on what standard to apply — the Obama-era guidelines or the previous ones.
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Last year, he said his decision hinged on the heinous nature of the murders and Van Houten's marginalization of her role in them.
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In a large common lab outside the microscopy rooms, there are shelves holding rows of what look like hinged, dark-wooden cigar boxes.
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Pete Demers, the longtime trainer for the Los Angeles Kings, said the process of clearing a player to compete hinged on various factors.
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Most of the objects are in the form of rosary beads and spherical pendants, often with hinged halves that open to reveal tableaus.
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But until Johnson's lawyers discovered the hidden documents in the Fred murder case file, exonerations of Guevara defendants have hinged on witness recantations.
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The race between Moore, Strange and Brooks has hinged on each arguing they'd be best to carry President Trump's flag in the Senate.
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As he recovered in a skilled nursing facility, his care team recognized that his return to the community hinged on obtaining affordable housing.
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We were joking about that and started talking about how it would be even sillier if an entire alphabet hinged on silent letters.
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Instead, the CPP's cost-benefit calculation hinged on the benefits of reducing conventional pollutants, which on their own outweighed the plan's compliance costs.
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The extent to which this actually added up to having extra cash for a vacation hinged upon me being able to spare the funds.
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Pointer painted a different picture, one that hinged on the 8-person jury believing that the officers were overzealous in their pursuit of Nieto.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) that alleges that the entire investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia hinged on the Steele dossier.
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That makes this case substantially different from the better-known Cambridge Analytica scandal, which hinged entirely on Facebook giving developers broad access to data.
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The primary hinged around the president, with Grimm casting himself as the true loyalist, even as Donovan was the one who got the endorsement.
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Their case hinged on the question of "severability" — if one part of a law is struck down, does the entire law go with it?
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In previous episodes, the Fab Five entered the lives of their heroes as virtual strangers whose helpfulness hinged on building trust in their expertise.
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Because Canada's population is concentrated in Ontario and Quebec, federal elections have hinged on the east, where politics have focused on placating Quebec's separatists.
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Granted, Cardi's brand, if you so wish to call it that, is hinged on her supposed realness, her lack of hesitation in any circumstance.
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But the case — which also sparked countless office water-cooler arguments and much concern in C-suites — also hinged on two tricky legal questions.
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Keeping the trail leg straight and in line with your hinged torso will allow the spine to maintain a neutral position, thus avoiding hyperextension.
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The verdict hinged solely on the issue of "diminished responsibility," whether his mental state at the time of the killings substantially impaired his responsibility.
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The dispute has hinged on technical matters as well as on bigger questions of what Bitcoin should look like in 2230 or 20133 years.
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The researchers compared this price reaction to mortgage-backed securities, which they said hinged on the same driving force of optimistic and pessimistic traders.
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And two cases on political manipulation of election districts that hinged on his vote were punted on procedural grounds without a word from him.
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An interesting development as Bisping's left hook was second fiddle for much of his career, now his two biggest victories have hinged on it.
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I.C.O.," while the latter seeks to clean up after a rocky counteroffensive that hinged on the poorly unveiled, shoddily assembled response diss "Wanna Know.
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Like patriarch Logan Roy, much of the family drama hinged on questions raised about Redstone's age and mental capacity to run the media empire.
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In introducing his audience to this character, Klepper hinged his monologue on the stalwart belief that everything he says and thinks is already awesome.
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But in about one-seventh of the cases, whether the defendant ended up detained or released hinged on which judge made the bail determination.
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The survival of the monarchy, which was more popular in Japan than most politicians, hinged on Naruhito finding a wife — and fathering a son.
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Aside from hinting that catching the organizer hinged on completing the killing, Ukraine has not made it clear why such a deception was necessary.
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Opinion Columnist It wasn't long ago that Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court hinged, as it must, on his qualifications as a judge.
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The case hinged on whether attacks based on sexual orientation could fall under a hate crime law that does not explicitly mention sexual orientation.
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The approach to that dilemma hinged heavily on the production design, creating a cat-centric world scaled to make the actors look kitty sized.
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The tech giant's success hinged on how shareholders viewed its execution, not because there was a lack of demand for its products, he said.
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Made by Barcelona-based Pulltex, one of the world's preeminent wine accessories companies, this double-hinged corkscrew does the job and does it well.
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Most recently, the election of Donald Trump hinged on votes from women, mainly white heterosexual women, who tipped the electoral odds in his favor.
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The crux of AT&T's argument hinged on the fact that the FTC doesn't have authority from Congress to provide oversight over common carrier services.
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A third woman, Delia Brown, also said that Close offered to arrange a photo session with her, which she felt hinged on her being nude.
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He added that the ECB would "carefully" monitor the impact of negative rates, especially since their impact hinged on how long rates stay record low.
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His very first real estate project, a massive renovation of the Commodore Hotel at Grand Central Terminal, hinged on what appeared to be a deception.
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Several of the structures — specifically the library, butcher and marketplace — feature hinged pieces that make it easy to crack them open and create interior scenes.
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The outcome hinged ultimately on whether North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made the strategic decision to give up his country's nuclear weapons, Pompeo said.
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And to be blunt: If UnReal wanted to do a season that hinged on race, it could've used someone other than Rachel as its conduit.
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Every match on the GBOF card, save for one filler, was excellent, but the bulk of the drama hinged on Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns.
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Explaining how a person's recovery from neurological trauma is hinged upon the quality and provision of rehabilitation care, Clarke is committed to improving this situation.
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The prosecution's case hinged on the testimony of one of the victims, who gave detailed evidence of the incident that happened in St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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And while it was indeed a thrilling adventure, Sarah Jeong couldn't help but notice that the entire plot hinged around a clumsy data transfer issue.
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The referendum hinged in part on youth turnout, and the government even tried to lower the voting age for the referendum to 16 from 18.
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Morell also made a point to wipe away any doubt that his resignation hinged only on Manning's role as a whistleblower, not a transgender activist.
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Rather than focusing on maximizing any single trade, Yongvanich's strategy hinged on accruing sticky long-term relationships that would pay dividends over the long haul.
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Exchanges like these are unlikely to leave a lasting mark on a race that has hinged on more fundamental questions of values and national identity.
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A slowdown would be a daunting obstacle for any incumbent president, and Trump has hinged his reelection bid largely on the health of the economy.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson reportedly told top Russian diplomats in April that the return of the compounds no longer hinged on the consulate's completion.
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Not only that, but it isn't even properly hinged — just a plastic snap and a plastic strip that flexes and holds the front piece on.
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It's more that the show has always hinged on sex, delighting in the specific examination of both the concept and the physicality of the act.
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The report itself didn't quantitatively measure that, but the conclusion was still hinged on how more music seems to be flooding our ears and screens.
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The situation with A. was similar in that it hinged on my learning to balance my newfound professional authority — however meager — with my personal integrity.
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But, she added, the decision "hinged on the judge's interpretation of the constitutionality of specific provisions" of the federal law that established the consumer bureau.
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When Gimlet recorded the first season of "StartUp," the drama of the show hinged on the financial and personal risk of establishing a podcasting company.
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Those who believe the loss hinged on white men without college degrees say they are looking for someone who can perform in the Rust Belt.
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It's not so much a door as a 9,000 pound hinged bronze wall, and it's striking, different, and a nice blend of form and function.
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Sure, you think of spaceships and the Force…Read more ReadPresumably, it's got a flashy hinge but is ultimately similar to previously seen hinged lightsabers.
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Still, the offer includes a conditional payment hinged on the restart of concentrate shipments from Escobal, which Steinmann said was a means of sharing risk.
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The F.T.C.'s approval hinged on ChemChina selling parts of a subsidiary's business in the United States to an agricultural chemical company based in California.
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In season 1, it all hinged on master liar Jax attempting to convince everyone that he had not, in fact, cheated on Stassi in Vegas.
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Yet the current impasse has hinged largely on divisive hot-button issues such as immigration, something Trump referenced on Saturday in his broadside against Democrats.
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The case hinged on whether BFI, a recycling plant owner, was the joint employer of workers provided by a staffing agency, called Leadpoint Business Services.
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The debate hinged on whether there was a time limit, and on what kind of shape he would be in after running the first mile.
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But season six's narrative tension hinged on whether she would be able to turn away from that drive for revenge or let it consume her.
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Trump's victory hinged on a group of voters supportive of programs like Social Security and Medicare but hostile toward Hispanic immigrants, Muslims and black Americans.
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Gasteyer hinged her impression on the idea of Hillary as stoic righthand woman, usually ceding the spotlight to Hammond's Bill hamming it up around her.
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Given that the entire deal with Foxconn hinged on the promise of new jobs for Americans, that would be an unwelcome surprise for many in Wisconsin.
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His patient, firm interviewing hinged on that "just keep asking the toddler to elaborate" logic — and it made for one of Noah's best segments to date.
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Absolutely. Issues of standing aside, this decision ultimately hinged on the answer to 9th Circuit Judge Michelle Friedland's seemingly rhetorical question: Is a president's decision unreviewable?
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Trump touted the agreement, which hinged largely on tax incentives provided by Pence's Indiana, during the Cincinnati rally and promised more happy days on the horizon.
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Final Fantasy 14: Daddy of Light is a perfect middle-child to these shows: an examination of everyday life in Japan hinged around a beloved property.
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That case hinged on design patent infringement, which allows for a remedy of disgorgement of "total profits," damages from the entire product which was deemed infringing.
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The wholesale shift to a first-person perspective seemed like a tough sell for a game whose horror has traditionally hinged upon strong virtual camera work.
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Back in January, one of the earliest rumors pointing to an X follow-up hinged on a report that LG would be providing Apple's OLED displays.
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The case hinged on whether courts can allow arbitration as a group even if an agreement does not explicitly provide for the collective arbitration of claims.
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Honda made the design simple, starting with the rear-hinged doors that are about the only thing this concept has in common with a Rolls-Royce.
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Many of the issues he says hinged on the development of a sophisticated enough vision system for the drone to understand its environment and react accordingly.
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" The original campaign hinged solely on the distribution of rainbow-themed stickers to self-proclaimed allies who wanted to label their offices and dorm rooms "safe.
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Prosecutors maintain that the Nazis' killing machinery hinged on people like Hanning guarding the prisoners and accuses him of expediting, or at least facilitating, the murders.
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And it would have been informed by a paper trail, rather than insinuations about what was in an executive's mind, as the Countrywide case hinged on.
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Plus, it hinged primarily on gravity to get the pellets from the chute into the bucket and gravity, Boser said, was more reliable than any machine.
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Veep's fifth season hinged on a series of unprecedented reversals, beginning when President Selina Meyer's bid for reelection ended in a tie in the Electoral College.
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Fashioned with a series of delicate but complex titanium armatures, the pieces are hinged with elongated diamond baguettes, much like a string of twinkling paper lanterns.
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As a result, skiers started pursuing straighter lines, thrashing through the hinged poles in the manner of an explorer cutting through a thicket with a machete.
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She said that the peace effort in Northern Ireland hinged on incredibly tough, person-to-person groundwork carried out by dozens of organizations and ecumenical groups.
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That thesis hinged on lofty expectations for Ollie's, which could prompt a sell-off if it only narrowly beats them in its third-quarter earnings report.
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The telecast's host, Chris Rock, and a presenter, Sacha Baron Cohen, made jokes at the expense of Asians that hinged on child labor and small genitalia.
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In the pre-Obamacare days, many young people relied on their college insurance plans which hinged the quality of health on academic success for some students.
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A crowdfunding campaign that hinged on her vote has raised upward of $22020 million for her eventual Democratic opponent when her term is up in 20203.
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VICE: Describe what it was like to hear that a major plot point of a big movie hinged on the characters claiming credit for your invention.
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The court can acknowledge that its 2013 dismantling of a key part of the Voting Rights Act hinged on an overly rosy view of the aftermath.
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In this it recalls filmmaker Laura Poitras's artwork "Bed Down Location" (2016), which was made for her show at the Whitney and similarly hinged on surprise.
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The final blow came to Biyombo (poor Biyombo), as Dahntay Jones hinged his right arm straight into Biyombo's Toronto Raptors, if you know what I mean.
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But Biden maintained that his strategy hinged on South Carolina, where he was expected to find much support with the state's high proportion of black voters.
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The debate between remote and nonremote workers has often hinged on the fear that without the physical presence of a supervisor or manager, productivity will slide.
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His brooding debut novel, "The Sacrifice of Isaac" (1995), was an international murder whodunit whose solution hinged on how to interpret God's test of Abraham's faith.
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Both opinions emphasized that the legitimacy of the subpoenas hinged on categorizing them as legislative in nature and as in pursuit of a granted lawmaking matter.
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First, Cersei's argument to Nestoris hinged on her assumption that the Iron Bank must have suffered losses after Dany blew up the whole damn slave trade.
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In 1975, she and a co-author published an influential research paper that, like the phantom-road and whale-poop studies, hinged on an accidental discovery.
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The science behind the Mayo Clinic report hinged on a genetically engineered measles virus, designed to kill a particular kind of cancer known as multiple myeloma.
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Word of the Day : a venomous snake with large hinged fangs, typically having a broad head and stout body, with dark patterns on a lighter background.
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You could argue that desires are nevertheless formulated on the basis of facts, and that the Brexit debate hinged on proving or refuting certain economic theories.
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Erie County Republican Committee chairman Nick Langworthy said Monday that there was a "crystal clear way" to replace Collins, but that it hinged on his cooperation.
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The allegation in the book hinged on the recollection of a Yale classmate who The Times reported contacted the FBI and lawmakers during Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.
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Fair enough: the quartet's plan hinged on convincing shareholders to accept a fiddly combination, which comprised both cash and stock in a spun-off "wagering" business.
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Rainbow Six developers decided to lean into the game's multiplayer elements and to create a Rainbow Six entry that hinged on new kind of service model.
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Designed by another woman, Sandra Deiana, it features one of Gray's iconic Brick Screens, which were composed of hinged, individually lacquered panels connected by metal rods.
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Unfortunately, many newspapers played up the conflict as if the entire fight hinged on whether or not the sisters wore their traditional habits or street clothes.
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Inside, Honda made the design simple, starting with the rear-hinged doors that are about the only thing this concept has in common with a Rolls-Royce.
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Why it matters: Uber's defense in the case has hinged on claims that it only has two self-driving car device designs and neither resemble Waymo's tech.
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Hinged on the idea that "it takes everyone to create real change," the campaign calls on individuals to take action in the continued fight for gender equity.
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An absurd amount of Infinity War hinged upon audiences rooting for Vision and Wanda over, you know, half the lives in the universe, and we sure didn't.
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Fourteen years ago, the climax of the first Ratchet and Clank hinged on a betrayal: superhero blowhard Captain Qwark (think The Tick in space) turning on Ratchet.
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When I made the switch from Samsung to Apple, part of my reasoning hinged on the fact that iPhones often have better case choices than Android devices.
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The move signals a departure from long-standing US counter-terrorism strategy in Syria, which hinged on a close partnership with Kurdish-led forces to combat ISIS.
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The Free Produce Movement, led by Quaker abolitionists in the 21s through the Civil War, hinged on boycotting goods made by enslaved people, cotton key among them.
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Obamacare repeal and tax reform have hinged on Republican leaders corralling 50 of their 52 members behind a bill, and they've seen how difficult it can be.
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A German finance ministry spokeswoman said on Friday that the completion of the review hinged on Athens which had to do more on pension and labor reforms.
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The black box opens like a fine jewelry case, hinged from one side and ready to be closed on your fingers like a scene from Pretty Woman.
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The quadcopter's four outstretched arms—each of which has an electric motor and propeller on the end—are attached to the craft's main body with hinged joints.
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Both actors were 88 at the time, and the commercial — one of the most popular at the Super Bowl that year — hinged its punchline on their age.
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It has a literal cockpit, with a tiny hinged window into which you cram your body inside so you can slip into the single right-side seat.
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Two hinged wings swing out to hold your smartphone, and a protective lens cover flips over the top, doing a surprisingly good job of keeping out light.
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But it continues with two more songs, both stripped-back and hinged on piano, which feel almost like false alarms, signalling an end that doesn't yet arrive.
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The entire history of astronomy has hinged on studying the universe with light, but now, we have an entirely different way to peer out into the cosmos.
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The music these pals make together is hinged on misty, nostalgia-inducing chords and the kinds of memories and observations borne from being smart, bored, suburban kids.
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Today, it's hard to return to Kimmy Schmidt's first season without noticing that the Reverend Wayne's trial hinged on his audition tape for Donald Trump's The Apprentice.
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Planning for the remaining eight children and their coach, trapped for two weeks, hinged on specific conditions, and another "extraction run" was underway today (New York Times).
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While the first semi-final hinged on the ninth game, the second was effectively decided when Zverev double-faulted on set point down in the opening set.
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Democratic lawmakers who expect to chair major House committees next year shrugged when the president warned that his cooperation on legislation hinged on whether they investigate him.
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Ephemeral Rift's "Sleep for the Sleepless ASMR" video hinged on a trend that defined the second wave of ASMR in particular, as the term became more recognizable.
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The attorney general's office didn't believe those convictions hinged on the breath tests, so it decided not to notify those defendants that their results had been incorrect.
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The legal challenge hinged on a right to privacy argument that consenting adults have a constitutional right to engage in intimate sexual conduct with whomever they choose.
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Though the politics behind the vote hinged heavily on the subject of immigration, the decision will ultimately have a much larger affect other European nations, not Americans.
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Knowing that her admission to LBS hinged on receiving a slightly higher GMAT score, Attal said she was "very diligent" in her preparation to retake the exam.
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Hydro Flask's Unbound Series backpack cooler keeps cold for 48 hours, and it has a unique self-standing design and hinged top that's super easy to access.
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Fearmongering about immigrants has long hinged on the notion that the border is a porous, lawless place — even though it is as safe and secure as ever.
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But the economic stability of some small border towns in upstate New York has hinged on luring a steady stream of Canadians to their Main Street businesses.
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Bill Clinton—the necktie-eschewing, more loosely hinged 2016 edition—went to New Hampshire last month to attack Bernie Sanders on behalf of his wife's Presidential campaign.
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Without recordings of conversations, the trial hinged largely on the testimony of one witness: James Hickey, a former police commander who worked in Mr. Spota's inner circle.
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Wednesday's tussle hinged on Thiem's ability to recover from adversity and Nadal's repeated failure to capitalize on openings and opportunities that he normally would have pounced upon.
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Mr. Boies and Mr. Pottinger later said those plans had hinged on verifying the videos' authenticity and on having clients with legitimate legal claims against the men.
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The difference hinged on a choice after Memphis recognized a union for the sanitation workers: They elected to participate in Social Security instead of Memphis's pension plan.
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The case, brought by the Philippines in 2013, hinged on the legal status of reefs, rocks and artificial islands in the Scarborough Shoal and Spratly Island group.
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If the presidential race hinged on congressional endorsements alone, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Hillary Clinton, a former New York senator, would take their parties' nominations today.
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"Flats" consists of a photograph of a pair of casement windows of the kind that are hinged at the bottom and open inward ("hoppers"); these are slightly ajar.
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Last year's blockbuster Pixar film, Inside Out, hinged on the idea that if the main character loses her core memories, then her "islands of personality" collapse into nothingness.
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The high demand hinged on the "the fact that at this stage of the year investors are still looking for opportunities to make their investments work", he added.
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It's the sixth most valuable company in the U.S. The Amazon story has always hinged on giving customers what they want and with top-notch service and speed.
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The respective divorces were equally visible and equally devastating to fans whose understanding of each of their celebrity images hinged, in some part, on their seemingly happy marriages.
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A settlement hinged on Trump agreeing not to develop the Mar-a-Lago land into individual lots, said Jay Jacknin, outside counsel for Palm Beach County's appraisal's office.
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The latter hinged on the FBI and a Mexican hitman using a local law-enforcement officer to legally green-light a complex international mission at the Mexico border.
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Homeopathy, by contrast, maintained its original dogma, one that hinged on individualized treatment and made it nearly impossible to conduct clinical trials that adhered to the scientific method.
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The case hinged on whether the sales data was "material," or gave Huang a significant edge compared to the scope of other information available to the investing public.
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The plot of Baby Driver is hinged on music, so it makes sense that two of the leading men in the movie would be talented singers and performers.
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The state's case against Reed hinged on whether sperm found at the murder scene was the result of sexual assault or a previous consensual sexual encounter with Reed.
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The patent, first spotted by MSPU, references a "hinged device," and has been filed by Microsoft Surface engineers that are responsible for creating various Surface hinges and devices.
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Lynch, a former ironworker and union president, said his opposition hinged on the inclusion of a tax hike on high-cost insurance plans, including many offered by unions.
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My savings strategy hinged on my willingness to waitTo us this strategy, you have to be willing to, at the beginning, live with a less than beautiful car.
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The new model looks identical to the old one, except that instead of a wide hinged opening there is a narrow slit, three-eighths of an inch high.
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The case hinged on whether the justices saw the law as a speech restriction or a traditional form of price regulation not subject to a free speech challenge.
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But the case hinged on whether the men had violated federal laws or merely run afoul of TicketMaster's terms of service, and the Wiseguy operators received only probation.
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For better access to the front, consider getting an oven with "French doors" that part to either side, or one that has a single, side-hinged swing door.
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At the time, Mr. Son argued that he could take on Verizon and AT&T — but those ambitions hinged on ultimately combining his new telecom with T-Mobile.
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The Turkish narrative of denial has hinged on the argument that the original documents from postwar military tribunals that convicted the genocide's planners were nowhere to be found.
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Then the new United States ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, sharply criticized Russia over Ukraine, suggesting that sanctions were hinged to a peace deal there.
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In 22016, he won here by 22008 points, setting up a protracted fight for the nomination that hinged in large part on Clinton's strength with voters of color.
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The case against him hinged on the testimony of Quran Pender, a former actor from Queens, who was part of the drug ring and cooperated with the authorities.
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The Post reported that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told top Russian diplomats last month that the return of the compounds no longer hinged on completing the consulate.
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Clinton's chief strategist, Joel Benenson, suggested Monday that a debate hinged on the "tone" the Vermont senator adopted, while Sanders's campaign has continued to attempt to pressure Clinton.
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The stock market rally has partially been hinged on hopes that the Trump administration will enact some sort of tax reform in the second half of the year.
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But the degree of the mayor's culpability hinged on what appeared to be Mr. Kriegel's contradictory testimony about how much the mayor had known about the corruption allegations.
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Fair to say, success hinged on landing an important first client, Merrill Lynch, and keeping expenses low by having the small team do much of the work themselves.
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How could I talk about building a foreseeable future with another person when so much of my own hinged on making just a little bit more an hour?
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When the Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question, the justices' decision hinged on the DOJ lawyers' apparent lack of transparency about the reasoning.
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The hinged lengths of wood start on the dark, unpolished, plank floor, travel up the wall, hug it, and tilt forward at the top, extending into the room.
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For McAllen and other regional economies hinged on immigration flows, solutions to potential immigrant changes could include tweaking local incentives to continue to lure consumers and low-wage workers.
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The president has chosen two leaders who knows they don&apost have nicknames, OK. The president of China and Vladimir Putin because he realizes that the relationship is hinged.
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The revolution that the Beatles helped initiate in the 1960s hinged on the idea that musicians could compose in the studio, using technology to create sounds never heard before.
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From the umbrellas in the rear-hinged "coach doors" to the "flying lady" hood ornament that rises from the nose, every part of the Dawn feels deliberate and unique.
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The rise of the modern conservative movement since the 1960s hinged on challenging the legitimacy and impartiality of professional journalists, and that has been a very successful political strategy.
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But the plan Trump released this week on how he'd get Mexico to pay for the wall along the southern border of the US hinged on something called remittances.
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Many of those arrests and dismissals hinged on a previously unheard-of app called ByLock, which Turkish courts have since determined to be adequate evidence for membership in FETÖ.
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Kept in hinged shadow boxes that Ames would display at circuses, each figure, whether real or fantastical, has individual labels with details noting its size, weight, and source region.
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Tim Sloan's decision to step down as chief of Wells Fargo hinged in part on a looming congressional committee meeting on banks next month, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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The months-long espionage campaign against US political targets allegedly orchestrated by hackers working for the Russian government hinged on a simple, yet effective, hacker trick: booby-trapped emails.
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Pros: Cons: Fully hinged top access | Peak Design In my experience, bags that are heavily marketed around design often end up being over-engineered to the point of uselessness.
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The fate of Sete Brasil, which was created in 2008 to manage the world's biggest deepwater drilling fleet, hinged on Petrobras' willingness to sign a long-term rent contract.
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Economists said lower inflation could see the Reserve Bank (SARB) cut lending rates after keeping them on hold at its last two policy meetings, although much hinged on currency.
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All of these articles hinged on the decision of an influential developer in the bitcoin community to leave the space behind — a move he announced with a blog post.
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Tuesday's tight 11-9 decision in the 21-member committee hinged on the vote of a little-known evangelical congresswoman and former bible studies teacher known as Aunt Eron.
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Left's appeal, which was heard last month, hinged on points of law after judges in 2017 refused him leave to appeal on findings of fact in the original case.
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The court's decision hinged on a question: Would a scientific assessment of LSD's risk-profile—an evaluation of how harmful and toxic the drug is—warrant lowering the penalty?
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Has your work on Shark Tank inspired you to potentially get into the politics, as the show's premise is hinged on using capitalism to help people achieve their dreams?
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The long-running federal court case, filed in 2008, hinged on a 2006 oral ruling by a local Puerto Rico superior court judge in the couple's post-divorce litigation.
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Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, announced more planned spending on health, education, defense and even fixing potholes, but he said it hinged on reaching a Brexit deal.
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My apartment in that five-story, prewar building was a place that probably should not have existed — a mishmash of walls slapped together and doors hinged at odd angles.
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And other objects here, including a tiny, hinged wooden prayer bead that opens to reveal a minutely carved devotional scene, extend our view of European religious art beyond painting.
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This is because media and political elites have basically already decided the Democratic race is over, and feel that nothing in particular hinged on the outcomes in these states.
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Despite all the complicating factors, what happened in Flint hinged on one simple decision: the failure to put chemicals in the water that would control the corrosion of pipes.
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Still, representatives for the central bank, banks, depositors and consumers refused to estimate the total value of reimbursements as that hinged on how many depositors opted into the scheme.
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Items like the Van Cleef & Arpels transformable zipper necklace or Bulgari's hinged Serpenti pieces have endured, but over all the fashion has been for a more static, casual look.
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Upstairs is taken up by the owner's suite: a room with parallel ribbons of hinged mullioned windows and space for a king-size bed and a large sitting area.
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Susan Hall, a partner and specialist in intellectual property law at UK national law firm Clarke Willmott, said the issue hinged upon how much "critical commentary" reaction videos provide.
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Zelensky's adviser Andriy Yermak panicked and tried to ascertain what was going on, and on September 1, Sondland told him that the aid also hinged on the investigations announcement.
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They pointed out that Mr. Khan represented an extraordinary 21st-century paradox: He was a career politician whose popularity hinged, in large part, on his claim to outsider status.
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The case hinged on whether the Copyright Remedy Clarification Act, passed by the U.S. Congress in 1990 to allow states to be held liable for illegal copying, was valid.
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Seasons are, by definition, collections of moments; discerning which one is the one on which everything hinged, which one is more important than all the others, is an impossibility.
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The case hinged on whether a person who did not personally make fraudulent statements but merely passed them along can be found liable for engaging in a fraudulent scheme.
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But in many ways, this State of the Union hinged around what the hell we're going to do with all the people out there whose livelihoods revolve around obsolete tech.
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Flashback: Apollo's mission profile hinged on the huge Saturn V rocket's power, which created 7.6 million pounds of thrust upon liftoff, making it the most powerful rocket flown to date.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which scrutinizes acquisitions for potential national security concerns, approved the sale in August 2016, but it ultimately hinged on SEC approval.
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Somehow many pundits imagined that the election's big swing for Trump hinged on unemployed coal miners reading Breitbart or soccer moms reading 4chan or flag-waving unicorns reading Sputnik International.
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Arie's decision hinged on Kendall being ready for marriage; though she expressed doubts, Kendall semi-agrees to an engagement with Arie during their tête-a-tête, and he keeps her.
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It was no easy task for Blatt, especially given that his job hinged on James, one of the game's greatest players but also one of its strongest, most dominant personalities.
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The teenager's lawyer called the charge irrational, and the debate hinged on whether the kid had made a "true threat" or was perhaps just angrily tapping out some little pictures.
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But the president, who said the success of the summit hinged on "attitude" rather than extensive preparation, made clear he will take a tough negotiating stance with the rogue regime.
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FBI Director James Comey's argument hinged on the declaration that even though Clinton's email setup was "extremely careless," there was no intention to remove sensitive information outside of secure spaces.
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The judge said the ruling was not on the merits of the information itself, The Guardian noted, and instead hinged on whether Steele acted with malice to defame the businessmen.
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The project, which forms part of Bulgarian efforts to set up a regional gas hub, had hinged upon its ability to sell sufficient capacity to make the pipeline commercially viable.
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According to testimony released on Saturday, Morrison said Sondland relayed to a top Ukrainian representative that the release of U.S. military aid to Kyiv hinged on the investigations Trump sought.
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The product's success hinged on achieving a degree of fidelity that would convince the RealTouch wearer that the distance between him and the remote body manipulating the JoyStick had disappeared.
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Weathering the smart bombs and missiles thrown at his guard, Superlek kept it tight and countered every shot with a hinged knee, well-timed teeps (front kicks) and round kicks.
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Made by the royal jeweler Joseph Kitching, the coronet has 23 hinged sections so it is supple enough to be worn as a closed coronet or as an open tiara.
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"Thirty-one states and the District of Columbia set the age of consent at 16 for statutory rape offenses that hinged solely on the age of the participants," he wrote.
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"The government's case against Slatten hinged on his having fired the first shots, his animosity toward the Iraqis having led him to target the white Kia unprovoked," the court wrote.
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Although Guaidó won the second vote on Sunday, Maduro's strategy hinged on flipping Parra, a former Guaidó ally who is still being touted as National Assembly leader by state media.
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The upswinging "falcon wing" doors are dramatic, but spend any time with the vehicle (I've tested it twice) and you quickly long for good, old-fashioned, hinged points of entry.
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Though the ruling may have hinged on the details of the Commerce Clause, it is fair to ask whether this was merely a justification for denying women their civil rights.
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Mr. Akufo-Addo, 72, a lawyer, has hinged his campaign on the economy, pledging to create jobs for young people and stabilize the currency, which has sunk in past months.
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The Texas lawsuit argues that because the ruling hinged on Congress's taxation powers, the individual mandate became unconstitutional when Congress functionally eliminated the tax penalty by setting it at $0.
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It was devised so that the hinged arms of a 22019th century mechanical typewriter would not get tangled as they swung past each other to stamp letters onto the page.
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Trump, whose election success hinged partly on his tough line on immigration, has said he is open to letting 1.8 million Dreamers stay in the country and eventually become citizens.
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More broadly, the further the email issue receded into the past, the less credible it seemed that a major historical turning point could really have hinged on something so trivial.
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Becerra said his findings hinged largely on video from police cameras, which civil liberties activists and some law enforcement officials have advocated as a crucial tool in bringing about police reforms.
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His team hinged its entire strategy on New Hampshire, quietly stringing together town-hall-style events in the state while other candidates devoted much of their time and resources to Iowa.
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The Treasury Department's announcement hinged on a 1988 portion of federal law that permits the Treasury secretary to work with the IMF to "eliminate the unfair advantage" associated with currency manipulation.
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Much of the success of "Full House" hinged on those mugging kids, who somehow got the same roars of approval every time they repeated their hackneyed catchphrases, even as they grew.
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The court fight hinged in large part on archived emails sent by Android founder Andy Rubin, who continued to develop the operating system after it was acquired by Google in 2005.
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Ali's dissent from the war, even as it was based on his religious and philosophical principles, also hinged on a public recognition of systemic racism in America Alongside of the Rev.
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The collaboration was called "The Too Faced Power of Makeup by Nikkie Tutorials Collaboration," and hinged on de Jager's wildly popular series of makeovers that show, aptly, the power of makeup.
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The planes are used frequently for cargo, which was part of the inspiration for the plane's design: Some models were given a hinged nose to allow for easy loading of goods.
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From there, I needed to scramble over various single- or double-stranded cables and horizontal rope ladders before reaching the plank, which I now could see was hinged to the structure.
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Roche, the world's biggest maker of cancer drugs, had won fast-track approval last May in the United States for Tecentriq against bladder cancer but full approval hinged on further trials.
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The piece hinged on a series of meetings Reid had with Abramoff's staff to discuss a pending minimum-wage bill and gifts from Abramoff associates who opposed several casino-expansion projects.
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In therapy, I realized that my recovery hinged on not just following diets and procedures, but also on being honest about my pain — first with myself and then with my partner.
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But Trump as a politician, let alone as a president, hinged on a hankering for novelty and an itch to trash the status quo in favor of the great orange unknown.
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Kim Reynolds, a Republican, defeated Fred Hubbell, a Democrat and wealthy businessman, in a tossup contest that had hinged on local issues including the state's health care system and its economy.
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But when Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, sought clarification, he was informed that while a warning was issued over the letter from Mr. Kennedy, the ruling itself hinged on Mrs.
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That decision hinged on (but did not resolve) some subtle questions of the law: Had the trial judge been right to bar almost all references to facilitated communication from the courtroom?
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It's one thing to admit to having bolstered bad policy; it's another to grapple with how that enforcement hinged on what could be described as having gone into a racial panic.
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It had been years since "The Greatest Show on Earth" was the core of the company's business, which has long hinged on shows like Disney on Ice and Sesame Street Live.
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It had been years since "The Greatest Show on Earth" was the core of the company's business, which has long hinged on shows like Disney on Ice and Sesame Street Live.
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FLANAGAN My whole pitch for the movie hinged on the Overlook Hotel, which burns down at the end of the novel but is still standing at the end of the film.
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They set it too high in that they immediately declared that the scandal constituted criminal wrongdoing and too low by suggesting that the scandal hinged on a finding of criminal wrongdoing.
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That could prove fatal to the bipartisan investigation, which has hinged on the ability of Mr. Nunes to conduct a neutral inquiry while maintaining the trust and cooperation of Mr. Schiff.
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August Wilson used to drink coffee every day at a restaurant next door and chat with the drivers, whose livelihood hinged on licensed cab drivers refusing to venture into that neighborhood.
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A spokeswoman for the Interior Department told the Post that the decision to reduce the number of researchers who could attend the conference hinged on a desire to save taxpayer money.
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The specifics differed in each of the cases, but they all hinged on a common variable: Lawmakers had passed housing regulations that could hold Airbnb accountable for illegal listings on its website.
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In the 15th century the brothers Hubert and Jan van Eyck created the Ghent Altarpiece, a grand work of art that consists of 12 panels, eight of them connected by hinged shutters.
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Rather, Moniz's finding hinged on a single phone call during which Carter urged Roy to get back in his truck after he had exited the vehicle while it filled with toxic fumes.
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Much of this case hinged on the false testimony of Taystee's fellow inmate and (up until now) close friend, Cindy Hayes (Adrienne C. Moore), who received immunity for turning on her friend.
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The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive in Syria hinged on Erdogan's demand that Washington agree on a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Friday.
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The deal with Brookfield hinged on Reliance Communications or RCom merging its mobile operations with rival Aircel but the merger was called off last month due to regulatory delays and legal uncertainties.
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The Bank of England gave a rosier view of the British economy on Thursday, but its hawkish comments on interest rates hinged on smooth negotiations with the EU in the coming months.
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But right now its core strategy is hinged on localized content, that seems to be the order of the day for US entertainment players in India, Amazon and Netflix being the others.
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Relic's campaigns for the Company of Heroes series were among the best in class, with numerous missions that hinged on some particular tactical puzzle that you had to solve using limited resources.
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Altmaier cautioned that the prospects for continued economic expansion hinged on the ability of German industry to adapt to promising new areas such as electric mobility, sustainable energy production and artificial intelligence.
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The 747 freighter, prized for a hinged nose that allows large cargo to be loaded at the front, is Boeing's second-most expensive commercial jet, with a list price of $379.1 million.
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Festing lost his job in a feud with Pope Francis that hinged on the discovery that one of the charity group's aid projects in Myanmar distributed condoms, in conflict with Catholic policy.
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" Pressed about his opposition to legislation funding the Defense Department, Cruz said his vote has hinged on the absence of a provision barring "the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens on U.S. soil.
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From Oregon to Texas, from North Carolina to New York, convictions that hinged on the testimony of a bloodstain-pattern analyst have been overturned and the defendants acquitted, or the charges dropped.
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A further 1.2 billion would be made available if creditors agree to forego interest rates and installments, while the remaining 1.5 billion hinged on the company's ability to boost its equity capital.
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On Wednesday, the European Parliament voted to suspend Hungary's voting rights within the European Union — an extreme measure whose outcome hinged on the willingness of conservatives to turn against the prime minister.
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Warren's ability to do well on Super Tuesday hinged on good performances in delegate-rich states like California, Colorado, and Virginia, which at least at this point appears not to have happened.
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Trump's Republican allies have argued throughout the process that most of those witnesses are unreliable, since much of their testimony hinged on secondhand accounts of Trump's handling of foreign policy in Kyiv.
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The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive in Syria hinged on Erdogan's demand that Washington agree on a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Friday.
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And two days after the DNC announced its polling thresholds for the first two debates — thresholds that hinged on performance in the four early states — Castro's campaign announced a 83-state tour.
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The judge said the case had hinged on Mr. Zhao's mental state at the time of the shooting and whether he had the intent necessary for the crime to qualify as murder.
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And even Sondland, who (eventually) admitted telling the Ukrainians that their aid hinged on an investigation, testified that he merely "presumed" this and that he could not recall Trump telling him directly.
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The decision to target West Palm Beach hinged on a resolution adopted last year that declares it a "welcoming city" for immigrants, and bars city employees from helping with federal immigration investigations.
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" While they recognize Mr. Simpson as the central figure in a still unraveling national drama that hinged on race, Mr. Ridlehuber said that, in the classroom, "the racial element never enters it.
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Central bank President Roberto Campos Neto acknowledged on Thursday that the economy may have contracted slightly in the first quarter and that controlling inflation hinged on the approval and implementation of fiscal reforms.
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In the closing weeks of his race and two other campaigns in Virginia that hinged on guns, the N.R.A. and gun control groups all sent people to the local districts to rally voters.
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The Post story hinged on one important detail: whether Qatar had provided millions of dollars to terrorists thought responsible for the kidnapping — a detail that is of immense importance in the region's politics.
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This year's rocky ride in crude prices has hinged on fears regarding the global supply glut, China's economic slowdown and the impact on energy demand and hints as to future trends in production.
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The interest in a Cain Velasquez match hinged around Velasquez's gas tank and relentless wrestling, Cormier might not have quite the same intensity and pace as Velasquez but he's the next best thing.
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But unlike the controversy in North Carolina, the cases in Florida and Georgia hinged on existing procedures that make it more difficult for people to have their mail-in ballots counted, Hughes said.
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The Definitive Guide to Business When Jamie Siminoff went on ABC's "Shark Tank " to pitch his company Doorbot in 23, he believed the then-financially struggling operation's future hinged on getting an investment.
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The PMI surveys were conducted after the U.S. election but IHS Markit said panelists had yet to factor into responses Donald Trump's shock victory, whose campaign hinged on trade protectionism and migration curbs.
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One source familiar with the matter said much still hinged on final clearance from the regulator for the Tata pensions deal and that both sides were unlikely to make any announcement before then.
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Beal didn't take the floor in Washington's first loss way back in November, and the Wizards' second loss hinged on a say-your-prayers turnaround by James to send the game into overtime.
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Matthias Mueller, chief executive of Volkswagen, said he was "shocked" by the AfD's double-digit showing and said the success of Europe's largest economy hinged on its tolerance and openness to the world.
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One of Trump's signature campaign promises hinged on the idea that the US would build a wall on the southern border, and he boasted — to cheering crowds — that Mexico would cover its cost.
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It had to be chipped or shaved into hot liquid and then regularly stirred so that the solids stayed suspended—hence the designated chocolate pots with hinged lids to hold molinillo-like frother.
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So, what has to happen next ... Are you hinged on these trade talks, this idea that this will at some point settle, or what happens to the deployment of 5G in this country?
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"The operations in Aleppo Province have hinged upon heavy military support from both Russian warplanes and Iranian proxy fighters," Christopher Kozak, a research analyst at the Institute for the Study of War, writes.
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Disney's plan to leverage the wildly popular IPL tournament hinged on its ownership of Indian streaming service Hotstar, which boasts over 300 million monthly users and has exclusive streaming rights to IPL matches.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, who brokered the negotiations alongside Bradley, said in January that the chances of reviving the power-sharing government this year hinged first on achieving a breakthrough on Brexit.
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The campaign also promoted Yang's message, which has largely hinged on warning against the threat automation poses to several industries and a "freedom dividend," which would give every American adult $1,85033 a month.
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The Watergate scandal hinged on the Nixon administration's efforts to cover up its involvement in a break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate Hotel and Office Complex in Washington.
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Wolff said he would be the first to "shoot myself in the knee" if the championship ultimately hinged on those three points but he added that Mercedes had a bigger picture in mind.
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The state's case hinged on Mr. Sneed's testimony against Mr. Glossip, in return for which Mr. Sneed, who admitted that he had committed the murder with a baseball bat, received a life sentence.
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The murder rate has fallen to its lowest level since the 1950s, and prosecutors are rethinking their roles in a system where success once hinged on the number of convictions their offices amassed.
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At the same time, the abstracted forms of the two figures invite us to step back and admire the triangular balance between them, hinged by the ball of hair atop the woman's head.
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As the New York Times explains, a recent overtime lawsuit hinged on the interpretation of a state law — and whether it should be read as if it had an Oxford comma or not.
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Even though the White House confirmed this week it would halt payments on $500 million in aid to El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, Bukele's plan has always hinged on enticing U.S. companies to invest.
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Lee's defense hinged on the argument that he wasn't particularly involved in day-to-day operations at Samsung and the four other executives from the company who have been convicted were primarily at fault.
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"Succession" spent most of its season finale on board a massive Mediterranean yacht, which was more than a little symbolic, since the entire episode hinged on deciding who was going to get thrown overboard.
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Besides, what does it mean for a business — whose entire existence is based on getting people to buy more — to engage with sustainability, which seems to be hinged on getting people to consume less?
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The change puts an end to litigation over Florida's harsh stance, which was deemed unconstitutional by a federal district judge in March because it hinged on clemency board members' "whims, passing emotions or perceptions".
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Before every Windows PC company was making 2-in-1 computers, it was Lenovo's line of 360-degree hinged laptops that pioneered the form factor, which combines a laptop design with some tablet functionality.
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And though South Park maintains some degree of its bad-boy cred, a recent campaign for the show hinged on how babies born when it debuted are now old enough to be in college.
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The lyrics hinged on a pun on the French term for "lemon zest" ("un zeste de citron"), and the video featured the pair on a bed together, the combination of which drew media backlash.
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"I don't think it's a runaway story; it's obviously heavily hinged to oil prices," said Tim Seymour, managing partner at Triogem Asset Management, who believes the gains in Russia's stocks and economy are sustainable.
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The recommendation drew broad support from the federal government, and will likely be embraced by nuclear proponents to justify ending decades-long resistance to nuclear energy which has hinged on safety and environmental grounds.
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If any small business is not tied to the health of China — the world's second largest economy — it may be small U.S. manufacturers that have hinged their business model on "Made in USA" production.
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Vine gave us parkour in the Anytown, USA Krispy Kreme Memes that originated from Vine also skewed toward joyful absurdity while memes from other platforms often hinged on being merely absurd, cynical, or snarky.
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In other words, firms could not sack an employee like Mr Folau for denouncing the conduct of their colleagues if he did so based on religious convictions—unless a lucrative deal hinged on it.
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At the heart of Mr. Ghani's effort was a quadrilateral process, also involving Pakistan, the United States and China, that hinged on persuading the Pakistani military to pressure the Taliban to come to talks.
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Emma Cline's first novel, "The Girls," is a seductive and arresting coming-of-age story hinged on Charles Manson, told in sentences at times so finely wrought they could almost be worn as jewelry.
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Indeed, an early debate surrounding the series hinged on likability -- on whether it was OK, as executive producer Judd Apatow once put it, to get caught up in these characters' lives without liking them.
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The basis for the case hinged on the failure by the US firms to register under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act, a law that the Justice Department only rarely uses to bring charges.
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The parrot's muscular jaw and huge bill — specially hinged to allow top and bottom to move independently, up and down and from side to side — can crack open even the toughest and woodiest shells.
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Now that I'm grown myself, getting shit out of my head and into the atmosphere seems to be what keeps me sane—sometimes that sanity is hinged upon a few of those "impassioned" phrases.
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The song closes the record, which is entirely apropo because what begins as a tune hinged on a clattering, rangy beat and a descending synth line soon swells to a sparkling, string-laden epic.
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Ending a case that electrified punctuation pedants, grammar goons and comma connoisseurs, Oakhurst Dairy settled an overtime dispute with its drivers that hinged entirely on the lack of an Oxford comma in state law.
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He enjoyed the challenge, but the work could be stodgy: When Fisher called him, Potter was working a seven-year, $13 million case that hinged on federal leasing rules for long-haul trucking companies.
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In his own letter, Spencer seemed to suggest that his ouster hinged instead on an order from the president apparently related to the Gallagher case that Spencer could not follow due to moral reservations.
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What followed was an investigation that police say hinged in part on neighborhood surveillance video, interviews with her family and a Fitbit Alta activity-tracking device that she was wearing on her left wrist.
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Department officials, in a conference call with reporters on Friday, indicated that they might discontinue some of the 350 or so active investigations if those cases hinged on rules that have now been rescinded.
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Director Ana Lily Amirpour's debut feature A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is unlike any vampire film before it, hinged around the nightly hunts of an intense young vampire (played by Sheila Vand).
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In 1939, Joseph Haas, founder of the National Band and Tag Company, devised a fashionable method to deal with cooped-up cannibals: mini sunglasses equipped with red celluloid lenses on a hinged aluminum frame.
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On the Senate floor late Tuesday night, an important vote hinged on a simple question: Do we protect hard-working Americans from predatory financial companies, or do we allow these companies to continue victimizing?
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The Democrats had hinged their 85033 elections strategy on attacking Trump, which proved unsuccessful, and leaders are hoping to focus their 2018 message on the economy rather than the turmoil surrounding the White House.
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MUNICH, March 21 (Reuters) - German car manufacturer BMW , which owns the Mini brand, said the importance of Britain as a manufacturing location hinged on how successfully it negotiates its exit from the European Union.
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President Donald Trump started fresh immigration talks with senators on Monday as bipartisan lawmakers struck a deal to end the U.S. government shutdown that hinged largely on their ability to reach an immigration compromise.
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For Drootin, Master of None's penultimate season two episode, "Amarsi Un Po'," hinged on the titular Lucio Battisti song, and tracking down the rights holder — Battisti's widow, Grazia Letizia Veronese — was a herculean effort.
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His torture at the hands of Ramsay Bolton left him a different man from the arrogant one he was before — and, not coincidentally, hinged on the particular humiliation of Ramsay cutting off his penis.
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As the conduit for the bulk of North Korea's international trade, Dandong's fortunes have long been hinged to those of the neighboring country, and residents have for decades ridden waves of optimism and disappointment.
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The Justice Department's case against Slatten, "hinged on his having fired the first shots, his animosity toward the Iraqis having led him to target the white Kia unprovoked," the court said in the unsigned ruling.
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French oil company Total said in February it planned a final investment decision on a $2 billion gas project in Iran by the summer, but said this hinged on a renewal of U.S. sanctions waivers.
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But if I had to pick to one element that gives this cabriolet a stately presence, it's the British brand's choice to include doors hinged at the rear that swing out in a dramatic flourish.
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"The government's case hinged on speculative inferences and circumstantial evidence that fell woefully short of satisfying its burden," Mr. Silver's lawyers wrote to the trial judge, Valerie E. Caproni of Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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Well, the Spector trial hinged on whether or not the victim, Lana Clarkson, had shot herself in the mouth, and the blood pattern analysis was a key piece of evidence—with very different expert interpretations.
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In the meantime, efforts to curb Zika's spread in the city state, he said, hinged on all citizens using insect repellent and making sure there were no potential mosquito breeding areas around their residential areas.
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Much of the debate has hinged on exactly what Kimura meant by "appreciable fraction" of genetic variation, according to Jeffrey Townsend, a biostatistician and professor of evolutionary biology at the Yale School of Public Health.
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The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish-led forces in Syria hinged on Erdogan's demand that Washington agree a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Friday.
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In the case of bivalves—that is, sea creatures with a hinged shell, such as oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops—the line between plant and animal, especially in regards to cooking and eating, remains unclear.
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There was a plastic box with a hinged, smoked cover filled with 5.25-inch floppy disks alongside it, each one carefully protected by a waxed paper sleeve and identified with a sharpie-marked white sticker.
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Late Wednesday night, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper released a statement about the bombshell reports published by CNN and BuzzFeed that both hinged on a dossier of unconfirmed allegations regarding Trump's relationship to Russia.
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Trump, who hinged his 85033 campaign on a promise to build a "big, beautiful" border wall, has insisted that a Homeland Security spending bill currently under consideration include an additional $5.7 billion for the project.
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What's more, Gillum's campaign has hinged more on town hall events, meet-and-greets and grassroots organizing than it has on the expensive TV ad buys that have been considered key in statewide Florida races.
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A few months back, me and coho(r/s)t Marty Brown invited my editor David Roth onto our podcast, Beat Connection (LIKE RATE AND SUBSCRIBE) for a discussion that hinged on this particular question.
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But its most special and spectacular effect is Tarzan, one of those characters who have always complicated the familiar argument that visual pleasure in Hollywood cinema is hinged on women being objects of male desire.
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In interviews with doormen to create a tipping calculator, the real estate brokerage Triplemint found that the "expectation of tips is more hinged on usage than other things," said David Walker, the company's chief executive.
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Boeing on Thursday told two concerned Republican lawmakers that completing a nuclear agreement with Iran hinged on the ability of U.S. and European firms to sell Tehran new passenger planes to replace its aging fleet.
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The most brazen, disruptive and manipulative attack on the American electoral system since Watergate — a vast cyberattack by Russia, aimed squarely at Democrats in 2016 — hinged on a series of human errors and institutional misjudgments.
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In their motion, Guzman's lawyers seek a hearing and possibly a new trial on the allegations of misconduct spelled out in a February 20 Vice News report, which hinged on an interview with one juror.
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After the decision, the Baltimore office of the public defender began reviewing hundreds of cases which hinged on StingRay technology, all of which could potentially be challenged as a result of the Maryland court ruling.
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In Iowa, where evangelical Christians have a stranglehold on the Republican Party, Trump is polling neck-and-neck with Senator Ted Cruz, who has hinged his campaign in no small part on winning conservative Christian votes.
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The disgraced comedian's first trial hinged largely on the credibility of a single woman, his one-time friend Andrea Constand, who said he drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004, and ended in a hung jury.
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The state's evidence hinged on a video that circulated on social media last year in which Sikhala appeared to tell supporters at a rally that his party would overthrow Mnangagwa before the next elections in 2023.
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But an emergency declaration is sure to face legal challenges, and Trump has done himself no favors by publicly admitting his deliberations about whether to declare one hinged on politics, not conditions at the southern border.
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Under the right circumstances, having an ICO backed by Satoshi himself could have been highly appealing to investors — but the success of the project would have hinged on convincing investors the newly discovered Satoshi was genuine.
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Carney said global economic momentum remained soft despite markets' increased expectations that central banks around the world would loosen policy, but the outlook for the British economy hinged mostly on the nature and timing of Brexit.
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In 1992 he designed, together with Steven Holl, the façade of the Storefront for Art and Architecture, which consists of hinged panels that open out onto the street, collapsing the space between the sidewalk and gallery.
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For Hitchcock, the success of the movie hinged on the surprise of Leigh's early exit, and when the film hit theaters, he went so far as to ask that ticket takers not admit any late guests.
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Seventeenth-century ideas of difference—what we might today recognize as racial difference—hinged much more on Christian beliefs than on physical characteristics, with Colonial critiques of Native American hair practices relying heavily on biblical mandates.
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Wilson said he is empathetic to one-time military officers, like Mattis and Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, who now find themselves in jobs traditionally held by civilians whose jobs hinged on their public profile.
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The case hinged on an argument from the oil industry and the state of Alaska that the NMFS relied on climate projections that were not reliable for the time period for which the agency used them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Suki Seokyeong Kang: Black Mat Oriole at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia is full of kinetic potential: thin rectangles are hinged together, shapes are folded, cradled, stacked.
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"There were moments where the survival of the company hinged on a test running on the gearbox," he said, adding that many new companies operating in the robotics space are often "held hostage" to the mechanism.
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If you were at a game you wouldn't know the other scores until they were announced at half-time, unless it was the final day of the season and your team's fate hinged on events elsewhere.
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To the extent that Mr. Sanders's supporters envisioned a path to a majority of delegates, it hinged on the assumption that he would prove strongest in the most heavily Democratic states, like New York and California.
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One of his clients, the Bulgarian tennis player Dimitar Kutrovsky, had an I.T.F. suspension of two years reduced to 13 months on appeal in 2012 in a case that also hinged on proof of significant fault.
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Stivers reportedly indicated to staff that the party's ability to hold the House in Tuesday's midterm elections hinged on the performance of 14 candidates projected to win, but whose leads fell within the margin of error.
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The West 18th Street development hinged on a complex interpretation of the zoning rules passed in March, and whether permitting more units to be built than current zoning allows — 62 versus 40 — constituted a bigger project.
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The market is dominated by state-run China UnionPay Co. Asked what was holding MasterCard back from jumping in, Cairns said it hinged on the business model and which local partners it decides to go with.
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In fact, the very widespread acceptance of germ theory itself hinged on debates amongst obstetricians about whether or not doctors might have been responsible for the rampant spread of group A streptococcal infections in postpartum women.
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TUMACO, Colombia — The deal that ended decades of war in Colombia hinged on a simple formula: The rebels would surrender their weapons, and in exchange, earn the right to run for office in the country's democracy.
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WASHINGTON — The federal government shut down early Saturday after congressional and White House officials failed to find a compromise on a spending bill that hinged on President Trump's demands for $513 billion for a border wall.
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"The operations in Aleppo Province have hinged upon heavy military support from both Russian warplanes and Iranian proxy fighters," Christopher Kozak, a research analyst at the Institute for the Study of War, wrote at the time.
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The real Mr. Seal has been both the main and side attraction in many articles, books, documentaries and hard-core propaganda flicks, including some hinged on the Conspiratorial Industrial Complex which emerged during the Clinton presidency.
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"If that deal that had been consummated … somebody would've had to compromise his integrity," the Defense secretary added, since the deal apparently hinged on guaranteeing ahead of time the outcome of a board of fellow SEALs.
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The owners say their team's ability to draw 2140,2000 fans a game has hinged in part on its connection to Major League Baseball, first as a Houston Astros affiliate and now with the Kansas City Royals.
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The rest of the detainees are reportedly former officials, along with psychologists, teachers, and legal advisers who participated in the talks leading up to the truce that hinged on the cooperation of gang leaders in prison.
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But astrophysicist Katie Mack told me that much of the telescope's science case hinged on a large mirror given to the NASA scientists by the U.S. government (more specifically, the National Reconnaissance Office, the spy satellite builders).
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Mutations features interventions like Larry Bamburg's "Avian Bird's-Eye Burl Perch Camera Trap: hinged, galvanized and grounded," which has a tower of contraptions for motion-activated photography of the birds that visit the Javits Convention Center area.
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It's guided by a network of hinged joints, the structure of which was inspired by the children's toy known as a Hoberman sphere, which changes from a small, spiky ball to a larger spherical one when thrown.
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The first hinged on the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX and how it protected transgender students and their use of facilities consistent with their gender identity, rather than with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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Both plans hinged on a successful Avianca Brasil bankruptcy auction but the event was recently suspended indefinitely, meaning that even Gol and LATAM may not be able to get the airport rights they had agreed to buy.
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These glass structures, envisioned by the artist Wenzel Hablik in the early 1900s, are not fragile; they grandstand with strong architectural finesse, announcing a vision of utopia hinged on the aspirations of a still-emerging industrial age.
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As I wrote in September, Whelan's theories hinged on a real estate website map of homes near where both Ford and Kavanaugh attended high school: But then came the Twitter thread that Whelan shared on Thursday evening.
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The decision to continue to portray Pulos as an employee for the show, Lewis claimed on his SiriusXM show, was made out of fear for the show's continued success — which he felt hinged on their dynamic together.
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A class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for truck drivers hinged entirely on a debate that has bitterly divided friends, families and foes: The dreaded — or totally necessary — Oxford comma, perhaps the most polarizing of punctuation marks.
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Merkel repeated on Tuesday her view that access to the EU's single market of nearly 500 million people hinged on respect for the bloc's four basic freedoms - of movement of people, goods, services and financial market products.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's central bank governor warned presidential candidates on Tuesday that French credibility in Europe hinged on the country respecting the current government's plans to bring the public deficit in line with EU limits next year.
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The forecast hinged on a "smooth" transition to Brexit, as well as a big pick-up in wage growth and stronger exports and investment — things the central bank has predicted before, but which have largely not materialized.
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Much of the discussion hinged on conservatives' desire to scrap what are labeled "essential health benefits" - services that insurance plans are required to cover under the Affordable Care Act, commonly called Obamacare, such as mental health help.
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The story, he would say as he started to tell it—and this is another reason that the Odyssey makes me think of him—hinged on a riddle: How can you travel great distances without getting anywhere?
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She only hoped that all her effort to marshal other teams into following her lead would pay off, because her plan hinged on whether they could take and hold that island long enough to complete their mission.
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Left was not present in the court to hear his representatives argue his case, which hinged on points of law after judges in 2017 refused him leave to appeal on findings of fact in the original case.
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"The Constitutional Court ordered the provisional relief requested by the petitioners," Guzman said, explaining that the decision hinged on a constitutional provision that prevents the president from making such decisions "without approval and knowledge" of the Congress.
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The series is now 17 years old, and while a soft reboot in 2011 breathed new life into the franchise, extending the series hinged on a time-travel storyline, which produced a somewhat messy and confusing continuity.
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China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the world's two biggest economies were discussing the next round of face-to-face trade talks scheduled for September, but hopes for progress hinged on whether Washington could create favourable conditions.
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China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the world's two biggest economies were discussing the next round of face-to-face trade talks scheduled for September, but hopes for progress hinged on whether Washington could create favorable conditions.
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After a presidential election that, to many Americans, hinged on Trump's efforts to reduce federal government overreach, as well as his willingness to listen to and respect the will of the people, this is a devastating development.
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He is, really, our president of branding, and his success in politics hinged on his ability to extend that brand into one more avenue — the internet — where the ironic absurdity of his persona became an unexpected asset.
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EEOC—the reasoning against seeing discrimination against LGBTQ people as sex discrimination hinged on the idea that no legislator drafting the Civil Rights Act could have meant to protect people who were scarcely recognized as legal persons.
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Emirates tentatively ordered 40 Dreamliners in 2017 but "tough" talks to finalize the order this week had hinged on negotiations over the fate of a massive separate order for 150 777X after the latter ran into delays.
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A class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for truck drivers hinged entirely on a debate that has bitterly divided friends, families and foes: The dreaded — or totally necessary — Oxford comma, perhaps the most polarizing of punctuation marks.
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Soros added that he felt "more than ever" that the EU's destiny hinged on Ukraine's future, speaking in London at an event hosted by the Open Russia, a Russian opposition movement founded by Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
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Taylor said Morrison had been told that Trump insisted Zelensky publicly commit to investigating the 2016 election and the Bidens, and that hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Ukraine hinged on his willingness to do so.
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Michelle Carter Carter's lawyers argued that the trial judge, Lawrence Moniz, had hinged his verdict on a single "rambling" and "incoherent" text message that Carter sent her friend Samantha Boardman more than two months after Roy killed himself.
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Grande's and Cox's cases hinged on whether they took reasonable measures to combat copyright infringement, which is one of relatively few things that internet platforms can be held liable for under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Alyshia Gálvez, a professor at Lehman College who directs the Mexican Studies Institute there, said long-term progress hinged on changes to immigration policy that would allow people who do not have permanent legal status to obtain it.
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We haven't caught a glimpse of those old traps in the reboot yet, but this clip from the trailer shows what appears to be a new trap, complete with a hinged jaw that closes like a bear trap.
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While investors continue to see a rate increase as highly likely next month, the minutes showed that the Fed's rate-setting committee "generally" believed it hinged on the economy rebounding from its sharp slowdown in the first quarter.
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Votorantim and BNDES Participações, as BNDESPar is formally known, said in the statement that the Paper Excellence proposal hinged "on the implementation of various future events," adding it was not possible to predict an outcome at the moment.
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Net neutrality remained on the books through much of 2018, and its last chance of survival (outside of the ongoing court battles) hinged on the Senate and House using the Congressional Review Act to override the FCC's decision.
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Rather than focusing on any inconvenience for drivers, the decision hinged on whether the city needs "all hands on deck" during storms to fight the snowy conditions, said Vito Turso, a spokesman for the city's Department of Sanitation.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish-led forces in Syria hinged on President Tayyip Erdogan's demand that Washington agree a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official said on Friday.
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George Michael's trajectory was different, and hinged on an overt effort to move from teen idol status with Wham to being taken seriously – his second solo album was titled Listen Without Prejudice – as a songwriter and record producer.
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"Laura and I mourn the death of a brilliant jurist and important American, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia," Bush, whose election to the presidency in 2000 hinged on the higher court's ruling, said in a statement late Saturday.
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Poor service could hamper Tesla's efforts to expand beyond the luxury market and reach mass-market customers, a plan that has hinged on the Model 25, Tesla's most affordable vehicle to date (it starts at just under $24.32,23.76).
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"Clarida comments certainly hinged towards hawkishness...we expect the Fed to remain consistent and adjust monetary policy according to incoming economic data which has so far been pretty robust," said Stephen Innes, head of trading, APAC, at Oanda.
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The biggest liberal achievements have always hinged on Democrats amassing overwhelming majorities (as they did during the New Deal era under Franklin Roosevelt, the Great Society under Lyndon Johnson, and the early period of Barack Obama's first term).
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In September, BT pledged to increase the speed and quality of its network, a plan that hinged on new technology called G.fast that squeezed faster speeds from copper connections, rather than fiber all the way to the premises.
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His case, a class-action suit that hinged on the obligation to sign an employee agreement that forced workers into arbitration, rather than litigation, was combined with similar cases and was heard by the Supreme Court last year.
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For demographers like me, the census is kind of like our Super Bowl, if the Super Bowl only took place once a decade — and if the foundation of your representative democracy hinged on the winner of the game.
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She had no experience in the oil business, yet jumped into a scheme that hinged entirely on her securing a supply of huge amounts of jet fuel — nearly double what all of Russia's refineries export in a month.
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Ms. Mosby said that of those cases, the ones in which the charges hinged solely on the officers' testimonies had to be thrown out because of the "credibility issue," while others could still be prosecuted on other evidence.
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We will fix them up, put the hinged doors back on them, maybe get the fans in the ceiling to work again, and maintain the booths carefully, as a nod to the wonderful history of the pay phone.
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" Trump's campaign hinged largely on a message of reining in immigration, illegal and legal, for the sake of creating jobs for Americans, and his campaign website vowed to press companies "to hire from the domestic pool of unemployed.
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As the primary process neared its end, the Clinton campaign devised a strategy for beating Mr. Trump that hinged on portraying him as a dangerous bigot whose temper posed a threat to the nation and to the world.
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In a complete reversal of The Last Jedi's idea that Rey has no particularly important lineage in the galaxy, The Rise of Skywalker hinged on the startling reveal that she is, in fact, the granddaughter of Emperor Palpatine.
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On Wednesday, the latest turn of the screw hinged on that verdict; a federal judge found that the company was in violation of its probation because it didn't properly report its role in a 2017 Butte County wildfire.
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