Provided
Provided means the same as "as long as" and is used when you want to stipulate a necessary condition
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Imagine that you want to travel from London to Cambridge: "you can go provided 1that you arrive at King Cross Station at 0930, 2that you pay £20, 3that there are enough seats, and 4that the train does not break down." 4 necessary conditions. In this case, they are sufficient.
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Yeah, basically.
If I say that you can use the car, provided that you have insurance. Then I'm saying that you need to have insurance, that's the stipulation.
If I say that I have provided you with a vehicle, then basically, I'm telling you that you can use the car.
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