depend [dɪˈpend] V. intr.
1. depend (be affected by):
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en.wikipedia.org These workers depend on money from BM supporters.
en.wikipedia.org The cost of demolition will depend on what buildings and assets may be left on site and tenders will be called for such work closer to the time.
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