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Most correspondents rely heavily on translators, drivers and bodyguards.

But confessions are important and thecourts rely heavily upon them.

As both countries rely heavily on imported energy products, neither dropped its claim.

This differs greatly from relational databases, which rely heavily on relationships to normalize data storage.

Cities that rely heavily on the automobile, like Houston and Los Angeles, fared poorly in the fitness ranking.

Systems that rely heavily on direct payments, including user fees, at the time of care actually increase poverty.

In particular, DSML will be important to supply-chain and customer service applications, all of which rely heavily on customized presentation of data.

Many modern teachers rely heavily on learning techniques like concept or mind mapping to help students retain the most from the texts they read, the study said.

For instance, when we deal with the balance of payment, we used to rely heavily on the adjustment of export rebates.

The new rules, Basel 2, may be more sophisticated in their treatment of risk but they rely heavily on models developed by Banks themselves.

As the need for dental care increases, dentists continue to rely heavily on their hygienists for cleaning, X-rays, and preventative care.

Several of Europe's big bailed-out firms, including Dexia, a Franco-Belgian lender to local governments, rely heavily on the state in the absence of securitisation markets that are still not working.

And there are particular fears that, even if the system works well enough overall, states that rely heavily on coal, heavy industry or some other sooty activity will suffer badly.

Don’t think of them as a convenience so much as a pipeline to the keyboard. Keep in mind that your most experienced users will rely heavily on their keyboards; so to keep them loyal, ensure that the mnemonics are consistent and thoroughly thought out.