Depending
Stand on and depending are semantically related. in be contingent on topic. In some cases you can use "Stand on" instead a verb "Depending".
Stand on
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Both terms in one sentence
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They would stand on the each other's shoulders◊ (or depending on the iteration, form a ring) and would spin quickly, spawning a tornado around them that would wipe the entire opposition.
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Depending on how well the protagonists cohere in Ikaruga, Terumi's plans stand on a razor's edge, with one unplanned rogue element too many away from tipping towards failure - and this time, the damage won't be so small.
Source: You Can't Thwart Stage One -
Co-Op Multiplayer: The ScareScraper, which has up to four players trying to ascend through the building by either catching all of the ghosts, having everyone search for and stand on a set of switches in time, or chasing Polterpups depending which game mode is chosen.
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