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depend

[dih-pend] / dɪˈpɛnd /




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Gee said that efficiency can allow heat pumps to compete with — and in some cases beat — gas on operating costs, depending on local rates and home characteristics.

From Los Angeles Times

Researcher Theo Nencini of Sciences Po Grenoble said: "The entire direction of the regime will depend on the choice of the new supreme leader."

From Barron's

Researchers who sampled the mixture report a pronounced chocolate flavor that varies depending on the proportion of honey to cocoa shells.

From Science Daily

About 10 units of Botox are typically used per eye to tackle wrinkles—though the total amount depends on the patient.

From The Wall Street Journal

They do not depend on the material's composition, shape or microscopic imperfections.

From Science Daily