They want to move from date dependence to data dependence.
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Addiction is not dependence, and dependence is not necessarily a problem.
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"You do form a dependence on these medications—a physical dependence," Mogali explains.
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Warsh argued for a "trend dependence" instead of "data dependence," the Fed's current strategy.
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Pregnancy drug dependence diagnoses, which includes dependence on opioids, increased by 511 percent during the same time period.
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They see the gas relationship not as one of western dependence on Russia, but of mutual dependence between buyer and seller.
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In the DSM IV, cannabis abuse and dependence were separate disorders and neither withdrawal nor craving were criteria for a dependence diagnosis.
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It turns out that like nicotine dependence, alcohol dependence is a developmental disease: The peak of the incidence of onset — that is, the age at which the largest number of people begin to show full-blown signs of dependence — is 18.
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Dependence on Local-Authority Funding: Voyage's ratings are constrained by high dependence on local government, which accounts for over 0003% of the company's funding.
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Dependence on Local-Authority Funding: Voyage's ratings are constrained by its high dependence on local government, which accounts for around 90% of its funding.
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Reducing our dependence on carbon-based fuels will also enhance our national security by reducing our dependence on foreign oil from unstable and hostile countries.
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Dependence on Local-Authority Funding: Voyage's ratings are constrained by a high dependence on local government, which accounts for around 90% of the company's funding.
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There was no reduction in the kingdom's dependence on oil exports between 2017 and 2015 despite repeated pledges about diversification ("State of Commodity Dependence", UNCTAD, 2017).
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Between 2002 and 2016, rates of marijuana dependence fell nearly 40 percent among adults, according to 2018 data published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
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Around 10 to 15 percent of people with alcohol dependence are treated, but the majority of people with alcohol dependence are floating out there in the community.
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Swapping oil dependence for natural gas dependence ties Puerto Rico to the same kind of market actors and market volatility that have plagued its utility for years.
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I didn't believe that I could be happy in life without some sort of chemical dependence, and I was willing to sacrifice anything that inhibited my dependence.
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System diversity addresses the dependence on a single system, such as GPS – some PNT alternatives have a dependence on GPS, therefore will fail should GPS become disrupted.
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There are still misconceptions that addiction requires some sort of physical component — for example, physical dependence that causes withdrawal — or that physical dependence is conclusive proof of addiction.
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This evolution doesn't only mean that Taiwan's economic dependence on China is decreasing; it means that this dependence is decreasing in favor of Taiwan's growing economic investment back home.
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Cannabidiol, a naturally occurring chemical found in marijuana plants, is "not likely to be abused or create dependence," an initial review by the WHO's Expert Committee on Drug Dependence found.
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Reducing foreign dependence: This year when ZTE, which relies on U.S.-made microchips and other equipment, had to shut down temporarily due to U.S. sanctions, Chinese concerns about foreign dependence deepened.
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Second, data dependence — does the data support additional easing?
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This difference led to the development of the belief that there are two separate aspects of addiction: "physical dependence" and "psychological dependence"—an idea that remains popular in the public mind today.
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The Rosatom plant, he said, will only substitute a dependence on Russian nuclear fuel for a dependence on Russian gas, which is currently used to generate 95 percent of the country's electricity.
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In the late-20th century, we entered the Information Age, a period of time characterized by the economic shift from a dependence on traditional industry to a dependence on computers and digital information.
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The current divergence stems from Asia's continuing dependence on coal.
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He suggested that "economic dependence" was itself a vague concept.
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The dependence on cheap labor is built into these companies.
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Eventually, Alberta will have to reduce its dependence on oil.
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The revised BuzzwordCoin contract has no functional dependence on ETH.
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The two firms may bicker, but their dependence is mutual.
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The decline in import dependence has already had geopolitical effects.
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And with booming agriculture comes a heavy dependence on pesticides.
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Commodity dependence is among the highest of all rated sovereigns.
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They tend to express signs of despair, guilt, and dependence.
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About 11 percent reported alcohol dependence in the past year.
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" "Dependence has something good-natured about it; independence inspires enmity.
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Dependence, the movie suggests, creates a fertile environment for abuse.
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Qatar's banking sector still has significant dependence on foreign funding.
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Down the line, risks may include physical dependence and overdose.
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So sometimes that driver dependence outweighs their desire to change.
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The other is to increase your boss's dependence on you.
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In German, there's one word for both 'addiction' and 'dependence'.
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So is it better to call my problem marijuana "dependence"?
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That way, it can reduce its dependence on third parties.
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The Turks, it was said, all suffered from opium dependence.
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And here our dependence on other minds reinforces the problem.
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Indeed, such indications of nicotine dependence were worrisome, researchers said.
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Beta endorphins likely play an important role in alcohol dependence.
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Environmentally, China introduced measures last year to reduce coal dependence.
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The dependence on diesel has come at a cost, however.
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The aim is to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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He could take issue with the growing dependence on American fuel.
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But that overlooks finance houses' heavy dependence on secondary-market business.
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Reality check: Dependence on mobile-money platforms is not without risk.
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Having Americans around helps reduce dependence on their over-mighty neighbour.
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The silences persisted, as did the couple's growing dependence on alcohol.
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The protracted episode called attention to Virginia's dependence on federal largess.
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That is because the corollary of dollar dominance is dollar dependence.
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Next, Nord Stream 2 will increase Europe's dependence on Russian energy.
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We actually have a dangerous over-dependence on the European market.
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So is Netflix, though it has high dependence on the Gang.
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His dependence on partisanship remains a pillar of his political strategy.
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Dependence on wholesale funding is common across non-banks, including DHFL.
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Our dependence on the company and its myriad services will grow.
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It also noted a continued high dependence on cash-flow borrowing.
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It's one of the most effective ways to address opioid dependence.
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This also leads to more dependence on technology — more expensive care.
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"Downstream, this psychological dependence can create more anxiety," Dr. Smith says.
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Gulf states will have to get over their dependence on oil.
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Ryan's argument is that the entitlement structure encourages dependence and abuse.
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The dependence on top earners eventually will come home to roost.
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The nation must cut its dependence on Russian-built rocket engines.
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So data dependence is illustrated very aptly today, I would say.
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The act throws Rue back into a dark spiral of dependence.
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No wars over oil, dependence on foreign suppliers, or resource shortages.
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Millennials' dependence on takeaway food should come as little surprise, really.
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In the last few years, Chinese import dependence has become acute.
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Reducing the dependence on coal is an emotional issue in Poland.
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Reducing emissions from aviation will also cut our dependence on oil.
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On defense, given the mutual dependence, London may just get somewhere.
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No effort to wean Europe from its dependence on Russian energy.
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We're going to free ourselves from a dependence on fossil fuels.
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The dinner participants also discuss weakening Europe's dependence on Russian energy.
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It does not produce physical dependence and thus is non-addictive.
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It's true that dependence on norms is not an unqualified good.
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But it takes wisdom and humility to openly acknowledge that dependence.
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In some adolescents, it can also lead to long-term dependence.
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Many American companies are already reconsidering their dependence on Chinese manufacturing.
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Among the risks, drug policy experts emphasize the risk of dependence.
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Another fun fact: The military is working overtime to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, both at permanent bases and in the field, because it sees that dependence as both an operational and a strategic vulnerability.
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Just as new technology in energy production and extraction have reduced our dependence on the Middle East, a technology innovation of a very different sort -- 3D printing -- is already poised to reduce our dependence on Asian factories.
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China's dependence on American spending and technology limits diplomatic and military adventurism.
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"I don't think it is fair to talk about dependence," said Miller.
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Exports from the United States would help reduce their dependence on Russia.
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Now Walmart hopes to help these companies break their dependence on Amazon.
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Ultimately, Belarus has limited room for maneuver because of its economic dependence.
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I continued to believe that addiction was primarily driven by physical dependence.
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But it also inspires dependence and enables manipulation, harassment, radicalization, election interference.
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They have to undertake drastic measures to reduce their dependence on oil.
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They both inject a consciousness into our energy dependence we usually overlook.
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Bees and flowers evolved together in a gorgeous spiral of mutual dependence.
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We'll see if Polly's dependence on other apps is the right answer.
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Under the expert view, addiction doesn't even require a physical dependence component.
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Over-dependence and less competition resulted in lower security standards, it said.
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Chief Executive Terry Gou has been reducing dependence on Apple through diversification.
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Samsung has also had little success in breaking its dependence on Android.
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A strong nuclear fleet reduces our dependence on foreign countries for energy.
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Some US cities and states are abandoning their dependence on fossil fuels.
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Over-dependence and less competition resulted in lower security standards, it said.
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Figure out the why, and you can start to alleviate your dependence.
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But our dependence on java is threatened by climate change and deforestation.
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This means reducing the dependence of our European allies on Russian energy.
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This decision reflects a profound, indeed lethal intolerance of dependence and disability.
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Pyongyang's cyber activities exploit its enemies' dependence on critical and financial infrastructure.
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This increasing dependence on digital authentication may actually result in less security.
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In the Times article, Musk also speaks about his dependence on Ambien.
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Second, it reduces the company's dependence on stock market indexes and trades.
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Even with once a month use, teens can show signs of dependence.
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Importantly, the move will also reduce the country's dependence on other countries.
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Also, critically, physical dependence is not necessarily a problem on its own.
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The confusion between addiction and physical dependence probably occurs because of this.
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Scientific literature has long supported the association between alcohol dependence and aggression.
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Coal is kept alive by path dependence, political influence, and distorted markets.
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There are cultural and practical considerations: financial dependence, housing and immigration concerns.
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SPLRCI have fallen 21 percent, reflecting the sector's dependence on international commerce.
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But it's worth noting that his loyalty is partly about financial dependence.
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Dependence simply means that a person gets withdrawal symptoms when they stop
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The tech magnate is getting serious about reducing its fossil fuel dependence.
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Analysts have long urged Germany to wean itself off its export-dependence.
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Continued dependence on coal is one of the main reasons for this.
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China will further reduce its dependence on high-tech components from abroad.
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They do not think that independence is success and dependence is failure.
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The statement also warned against over-dependence on one telecoms equipment supplier.
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The deal is aimed to reduce Europe's dependence on Russia's gas supplies.
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The report also warned against over-dependence on one telecoms equipment supplier.
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But dependence on oil revenue could still cause roadblocks for the switch.
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Yet its dependence on the kindness of billionaires comes at a price.
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In their view, healthy forms of dependence are actually key to independence.
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Brown said the key distinction with children is their dependence on others.
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He doesn't hide his marijuana use or his dependence on pain medications.
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Qatar's most vulnerable point is probably its banks' dependence on foreign funding.
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Gone are the days of America's crippling dependence on foreign energy sources.
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Analysis: Mr. Trump says the U.S. must sever commercial dependence on China.
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Analysis: Mr. Trump says the U.S. must sever commercial dependence on China.
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Here are five things to help you free yourself from smartphone dependence.
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We wanted to move out of that dependence gradually with 2030 being the year where we are very comfortably out of that dependence, at least subject to the volatility of the oil price than the single commodity cycles.
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According to a 2628 study published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence, legal medical cannabis states experienced a 28503 percent drop in hospitalizations related to opioid dependence and a 22019 percent decline in hospitalizations due to overdose.
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A comprehensive study from researchers at the RAND Corporation found that laws that allow medical marijuana dispensaries correlate with increases in overall pot use and dependence for adults 21 and older but only rises in dependence among youth.
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"The country should not go from dependence on oil from the Middle East for transportation, to dependence on China for electric vehicles and batteries," said Robbie Diamond of Securing America's Future Energy, a nonpartisan advocacy group for renewable energies.
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The correct term for the condition of needing a substance in order to function without symptoms is dependence—and dependence, by itself, is not a problem, so long as the benefits of the drug continue to outweigh its risks.
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Needing help for any of these tasks was labeled as a dependence disability.
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The United States says it will increase Germany's dependence on Russia for energy.
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Dependence occurs when a person relies on the drug to prevent withdrawal symptoms.
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What if we could end this system of dependence and become self-sufficient?
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Though it&aposs used to treat opioid dependence, buprenorphine is also an opioid.
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Fiscal hawks recognize the efficiency of increasing workforce attachment and minimizing government dependence.
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Nonetheless, the biggest reason for the discrepancy is probably simple historical path-dependence.
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Trump has criticized it, saying it will increase European dependence on Russian energy.
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For Chinese companies, that dependence on such revenue is higher — at about 55%.
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Energy independence, from foreign sources and from fossil fuel dependence, meant making compromises.
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Europeans' dependence on the dollar as the world's reserve currency limits their options.
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At the same time, Dimon is sensitive to the economy's dependence on data.
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Starling can both avoid dependence on big banks and provide services to others.
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And all this density dependence stops if the particles are in a vacuum.
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Hexaware intends to reduce its dependence on visas by hiring locals and nearshoring.
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No wonder Gazprom has vowed to eliminate its dependence on Ukraine for transit.
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First is Germany's ongoing dependence on coal, particularly lignite, the dirty brown sort.
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In some ways our dependence on the phone also makes us less independent.
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His emotional attitude opened within me new channels of patience and co-dependence.
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There is one trend to continue for this year - Hollywood's dependence on China.
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Much of the media has been tamed by its dependence on government advertising.
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He has called regular marijuana use "only slightly less awful" than heroin dependence.
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We also take into account the bank's dependence on the undiversified Bahraini market.
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Meanwhile, Kenya is also keen to diversify from its overt dependence on China.
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The statement could reassure investors concerned about Qatari banks' dependence on foreign funding.
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Another thing you and Virgo have in common is your dependence on logic!
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But their dependence on computer systems and susceptibility to cyberattacks add new vulnerabilities.
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Germany and other European countries also worry about their dependence on U.S. technologies.
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Drug use and dependence is a health issue and requires a health response.
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Kasten makes puzzlements out of the truism of photography's utter dependence on light.
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The dependence on trust makes the global economy vulnerable in another way, too.
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It replaces self-sufficiency and dignity in old age with dependence and uncertainty.
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However, some analysts have voiced concern about Singapore's dependence on its electronics industry.
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The "reduced dependence" argument in support of fuel-economy rules is wholly incorrect.
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The ratio of opioid dependence to other substance abuse problems varied by state.
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Excel wants to double its wind power while slashing its dependence on coal.
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"The question is what the price of increasing dependence on China will be."
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Demand for steel is volatile, with an above-average dependence on economic cycles.
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The lack of context negatively impacts my dependence on the stand-up reminders.
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Indivior launched the first buprenorphine-based product to treat opioid dependence in 1996.
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And yet, by switching to Medium you create a massive dependence with Medium.
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Remove the big government umbilical cord that absolves personal responsibility and breeds dependence.
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Brands from Michael Kors to Coach are weaning their dependence from department stores.
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It also opened a new refinery to reduce dependence on imported oil products.
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"We want to avoid dependence on maize as a staple crop," he said.
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"They have to go back to data dependence and mean it," he added.
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There's no doubt that sports like hockey have a huge dependence on endurance.
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There are different ways to imprison someone, including with love and instilled dependence.
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His business's dependence on China is seen as offering Beijing leverage over him.
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For stabilization, people need empathetic counseling that doesn't view dependence as continuing addiction.
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Their dependence on modernism was most obvious in how they read their Bibles.
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And we've collected five cheap(ish) things for freeing yourself from smartphone dependence.
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I became a lightning rod for others' fears of disability, dependence and fragility.
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It is found by defeating self-sufficiency for a state of mutual dependence.
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To me, wearing body-hugging clothing right now is a declaration of dependence.
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And we've collected five cheap(ish) things to untangle yourself from smartphone dependence.
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Mr. Saikawa said Nissan had "total dependence" on Mr. Ghosn before his arrest.
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They are also reducing Google's dependence on chip makers like Nvidia and Intel.
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We recognized the enormous dependence that organizations and individuals had on our technology.
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But some feel that these medications trade one form of dependence for another.
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The best we could hope for is a life of near-complete dependence.
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Dependence on cheap and unsustainable consumer goods is like an addiction, she suggests.
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It does not trust Mr. Assad, whose dependence on Iran is well established.
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Like other Chinese companies, Huawei has worked to curtail its dependence on America.
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Treatment with psilocybin has also improved obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms and alcohol dependence.
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We need to manage the transition off of our dependence on fossil fuels.
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Costs are among the world's highest, thanks to heavy dependence on imported soybeans.
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The new coronavirus, though, highlights their dependence on structures and policies on land.
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"Here you have evolutionary dependence of the creature and the plants," he said.
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Together they also endured endless medical complications and a frustrating dependence on others.
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This reduces its dependence on fossil resources such as fuel, the automaker claims.
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Financial dependence among 20-somethings has steadily grown in the past few decades.
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But the phone emerged at a moment of spiking anxiety about tech dependence.
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Investment in such groups should focus on reducing their dependence on foreign aid.
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They cofounded Time Well Spent, an organization on smartphone dependence, back in 2015.
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Almost everyone at Chiz's has struggled with mental illness, substance dependence or both.
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Physical dependence on opioids, coupled with pain from the injury, crushed Miller's spirit.
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He was aware of his country's dependence on financial aid from the West.
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This wouldn't affect your average Friday drinker, but someone with a profound dependence.
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Up to 10% of patients who take opioids for the first time after an operation develop long-term dependence, and this risk of dependence has been found to be associated with the size of the initial prescription, the researchers wrote.
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An American Scientist analysis, for instance, found even relatively safe marijuana has some potential for dependence; it's less addictive than heroin, meth, cocaine, nicotine, and alcohol, but more addictive than hallucinogens such as LSD, which doesn't cause much, if any, dependence.
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Dependence and withdrawal Not everyone who uses Percocet becomes addicted to the drug; however, anyone who takes it for an extended period of time will eventually develop dependence, a term that refers to specific physiological changes in the brain, Alexander said.
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Officials at Apple no doubt recognise the vulnerability created by their dependence on China.
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They are instead another indication of problems arising from America's dependence on lethal injection.
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State banks' high dependence on the state for core equity is likely to continue.
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Presented by Netscout and directed by Werner Herzog explores our dependence on the internet.
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But there's really nothing subversive at all, except that it subverts dependence on others.
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There were no signs of ketamine dependence in their study sample, the researchers said.
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Studies and reporting show that Amazon exploits their dependence to undermine them as rivals.
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A dependence on America will prove troublesome, as the market seems to have peaked.
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But that dependence does not deter the island's politicians from pursuing their own bargains.
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The same goes for the focus on Peterson's physical dependence versus a psychological addiction.
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Its dependence on coal is huge, yet it's also leading in developing renewable energy.
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They develop a dependence, finding when they don't take them their anxiety is worse.
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The electoral arithmetic is moving against FijiFirst, with its dependence on the Indian vote.
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In its current form the SGC therefore does little to curb dependence on Russia.
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EUROPE'S relations with Turkey have long been coloured by mutual fascination, dependence and mistrust.
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In everything from history to demographics, politics, and resource dependence, the BRICS vary enormously.
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"The kingdom can live in 2020 without any dependence on oil," claimed the prince.
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Therefore trade experts said India's dependence on China for export oriented growth is limited.
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The aim is that the new rate will eventually reduce markets' dependence on Libor.
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To get an idea about the severity of my smartphone dependence, I downloaded Checky.
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But its dependence on exports and EU funds is also a source of vulnerability.
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" The agency added that weed has the potential for "severe psychological or physical dependence.
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But public health approaches to reducing drug dependence can work on a shorter timescale.
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Businesses like miner Harmony Gold are exploring strategies to reduce their dependence on Eskom.
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When you were filming that intimate footage, did you ever see their co-dependence?
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"We must strengthen our dependence and strengthen our macroeconomic policies in particular," he said.
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"We must strengthen our dependence and strengthen our macroeconomic policies in particular," he said.
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Moreover, after nearly four decades of tension, America's dependence on Iran is actually increasing.
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That could potentially reduce the country's dependence on the likes of Boeing and Airbus.
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They both noticed LA's dirty little dependence on mass-produced, packaged tortillas early on.
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"The state wants to reduce its dependence on energy from foreign countries," Uc said.
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Lyft has also long invested in measures to offset its drivers' fossil-fuel dependence.
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Dropbox and Zynga are among the companies that have reduced their dependence on AWS.
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So does its dependence on a smartphone for most activities, such as providing directions.
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China says the aggressive policy is needed to reduce dependence on foreign-made chips.
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China has been trying for some time to reduce its dependence on the dollar.
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The only real long-term solution is to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
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They are, further aware of adversary capabilities to exploit American dependence on orbital systems.
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That means there is no dependence or reliance on any kind of visual cues.
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Buying Synaptics would reduce Dialog's dependence on Apple to less than half of revenue.
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Any plan to free an industrialised economy from fossil-fuel dependence will create losers.
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The culture and geography of suburbia are failing to nurture webs of mutual dependence.
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Both are looking to decrease dependence on the other with the rise of tariffs.
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The Baltics have been struggling to reduce their dependence on the Russian power grid.
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"More American ethanol production means less dependence on foreign supplies," Trump told the crowd.
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The family cannot avoid dependence on aid from the UNHCR and organizations like CARE.
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The country wants to reduce its dependence on aid to finance its national budget.
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Critics are concerned about the $11 billion project boosting Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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Some European banks have been more aggressive in reducing their dependence on investment banking.
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Germany's dependence on exports for growth makes it particularly vulnerable to the trade disputes.
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Facebook's seasonal dependence is driven in part by the same forces as retail stores.
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Nigeria's dependence on imports puts a strain on the country's finances and foreign reserves.
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Perhaps addressing our ongoing dependence on fossil fuels and the apocalyptic consequences to come?
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This clearly highlights our total dependence on Google, and Google&aposs abuse of that.
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The United States says the project will increase Germany's dependence on Russia for energy.
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Foreign companies are already re-evaluating their dependence on China as a manufacturing hub.
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And bringing Central Asian energy to market eases global dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
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Rather than defining addiction as destructive, compulsive behavior, this ideology focuses on physical dependence.
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As the abandoned mine problem demonstrates, too much dependence on federal funding is risky.
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Methadone, a synthetic opioid, is used as a substitute treatment to manage opioid dependence.
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So by perpetuating a culture of dependence, critics contend, the A.N.C. ensures its dominance.
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The United States government said Nord Stream 2 deepens Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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"There are many reasons — stigma, economic dependence or concern for children," Ms. Canineu said.
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But this growing economic dependence on the mainland has not dented nationalism in Taipei.
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The writer is medical director of the Southeastern Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence.
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We need each other, and to threaten that co-dependence would be, literally, mad.
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Beyond acknowledging your dependence, constantly express your appreciation to the people in your life.
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Weak volume trends in developed markets places more dependence on increases with price/mix.
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The plan calls for doubling Xcel's wind power while slashing its dependence on coal.
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FedEx is gradually decreasing its dependence on the Postal Service for last-mile delivery.
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Dependence on the US constitutes a huge source of strength in the international system.
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How about 'intra-dependence,' describing men like Donald Trump, who depend only on themselves?
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Yet even this kind of dependence can be uncomfortable—how long will the magic last?
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Such measures are intended to increase South Korea's security and decrease its dependence on Washington.
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Could our dependence on cables or tethered charging solutions finally be coming to an end?
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Opioids supplant natural painkillers produced by the brain and induce a dependence on the drug.
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The unauthorized documentary The Carter revealed his escalating narcotic dependence and the havoc it caused.
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"That's advancing the power of the will the psychology versus the physiological dependence," she said.
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"Our belief is that records should have no ongoing dependence on the issuer," Jagers said.
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European Union executives see Russia's plan as undercutting EU efforts to reduce dependence on Moscow.
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Even as he talked about overcoming his country's dependence on oil, Mr Correa intensified it.
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That's according to a new survey published online in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
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A part of the report's concern stemmed from Huawei's dependence on components from other companies.
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These strengths counterbalance Chile's low per-capita GDP and high commodity dependence relative to peers.
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Canada's dependence on the extraction of natural resources is a social, economic and environmental curse.
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Yet, the lip products themselves often create a vicious cycle of skin problems and dependence.
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Addiction is a brain disease that is associated with both physical dependence and psychological craving.
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In particular, these seaborne supplies can help Europe reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas.
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The answer is for us to turn away from government dependence and rely on ourselves.
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The shale oil revolution means that the economy's dependence upon oil imports has diminished significantly.
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That at least one time the help would lower costs and not increase government dependence?
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Unfortunately, that enormous economic and passenger dependence puts a huge strain on our airport infrastructure.
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Trump's protectionist statements have caused particular alarm in Asia, given its dependence on global trade.
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Dependence is defined by symptoms such as increased tolerance, withdrawal or unsuccessful attempts to quit.
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Considerable effort will be needed to entirely cut out relationship and dependence on fossil fuels.
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It's another sign that Amazon is trying to reduce its dependence on other delivery companies.
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But the country has been reluctant to curb its dependence on borrowing to fuel growth.
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In its public filings, the company acknowledges its dependence on treatments paid by private insurers.
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This initiative is meant to diversify the economy by decreasing the country's dependence on oil.
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But we're at risk of simply juggling our dependence from one unsustainable fuel to another.
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Worse yet, government dependence on carbon tax revenue could create a perverse incentive for failure.
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Weak CSD volume trends in developed markets place more dependence on increases with price/mix.
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More ethanol production would in theory reduce America's dependence on oil from the Middle East.
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The decision, Medvedev said, would reduce "dependence on imports" and create up to 23.3,21.5 jobs.
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Importing tech knowledge, the theory went, would ease Russia's dependence on exporting oil and gas.
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Cheap credit was nurturing a dangerous dependence on easy money that could end in disaster.
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It is important that media can act without fear or dependence upon any one entity.
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Voluntourism paints a picture of inferiority and dependence for givers and receivers of voluntourism alike.
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So they need higher doses, which leads to increases in risky behavior and substance dependence.
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Proponents of the pipeline say it will lessen dependence on foreign oil while creating jobs.
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Buprenorphine leads to lessened physical dependence, a milder withdrawal, and a lower potential for overdose.
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China has also shown surprising vulnerabilities, like its dependence on American semiconductor technology and software.
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Worryingly, statistics and simple observation suggest that many elderly people experience frailty, illness and dependence.
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Such dependence weakens US allies in Europe and gives Putin significant influence over the continent.
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Despite growing smartphone dependence, most Americans still aren't using the devices to pay for things.
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I recognized that his dependence on my wife, Elvira, and me was absolute and nonnegotiable.
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Democrats' dependence on the left comes at a cost: They are America's smallest ideological group.
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The Walmart shopping experience is largely opaque with respect to the chain's dependence on imports.
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He called for higher car parking fees and reduced dependence on coal-fired power plants.
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Yet the Islamic State's dependence on the idea of the caliphate is also a risk.
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A major factor is their lack of status or dependence on a partner for status.
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This is the status quo that dependence on the United States has frozen into place.
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The United States created its own dependence on allies that hosted and assisted American forces.
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Jay'la Cy'anne was born with a head of raven hair and a dependence on buprenorphine.
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That would mean reckoning with Australia's dependence on providing China and other countries with coal.
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The Chinese could do things differently to reduce their unsustainably large dependence on U.S. markets.
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But it's critical for our country to keep pressing ahead with reducing our oil dependence.
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That would reduce its dependence on its largest brand, but extracting value would be hard.
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"Go-Jek can create customer dependence," said Telisa Falianty, a lecturer at University of Indonesia.
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By reducing the dependence on kerosene GravityLight hopes to make a difference to world health.
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Most of the world's biodiesel, which reduces dependence on petroleum, is derived from soybean oil.
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Coldwell said the relationship with the United States represents interdependency, not dependence on Mexico's part.
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The measures Mr. Buhari took to reduce Nigeria's dependence on oil may yet yield fruit.
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But its reform is crucial for Goldman because of the bank's outsized dependence on trading.
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The C.P.U.S.A.'s vulnerability had a great deal to do with its dependence on Moscow.
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Fuel-efficiency standards save consumers money, improve air quality and reduce dependence on foreign oil.
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Those who'd survived the revolution had reached equality in their shared dependence on the state.
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He has introduced an ambitious plan to shift the Saudi economy away from oil dependence.
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Some are thrilled with his ideas to bring his country out from under oil dependence.
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Federal dependence on states and localities thus creates an enormous incentive for moderation and compromise.
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Watch more from Tonic: But actually addiction and dependence are far from the same: addiction is a disorder in which people compulsively pursue a substance or activity despite negative consequences; dependence is merely relying on a substance or activity to function and avoid withdrawal.
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By tripling exports to overseas markets, this would reduce Canada's economic dependence on the United States.
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For that reason, nicotine dependence can be associated with vaginal dryness, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Mexico's low wages also help reduce the German automaker's dependence on higher-cost plants at home.
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"This number should only increase," he said, which should help reduce dependence on advertising for revenue.
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Basically, he said to Angela Merkel, you&aposre a fool for becoming energy dependence on Russia.
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" Sanders calls the leak "one more tragic cautionary tale in our dependence on oil and gas.
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Another 69 firms are excluded directly by the fund based on their dependence on thermal coal.
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Late last year, President Trump issued a presidential order to break U.S. dependence on foreign minerals.
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Recent hydrocarbon discoveries off Cyprus's shores could help the EU reduce its energy dependence on Russia.
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Behind machine intelligence "at scale" and cute Camera Effects lies a complete dependence on ad revenue.
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Jerusalem's attempt to reduce its dependence on energy imports could diminish those trade ties, Hawes said.
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That deepens an oil-exporting economy's dependence on crude, worsening the pain when prices eventually fall.
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Scotland's economy has generally underperformed the British economy because of its dependence on oil and gas.
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A U.S. government watchdog in the fall urged lawmakers to reduce dependence on Chinese pharmaceutical imports.
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Low oil prices and high domestic American production, too, have lessened Washington's dependence on the kingdom.
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She said it was "a simply transactional relationship" focused on oil, and later, military co-dependence.
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When it comes to reducing its dependence on debt, China's actions matter more than its words.
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Autonomous vehicles present an opportunity to reduce our dependence on oil and clean up the environment.
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Dependence on the monsoon has been joined by an even sharper vulnerability to a rigged market.
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In America, a dependence on cars is reinforced by a shortage of other forms of transport.
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Striking a Gaullist pose, Mr Macron urged Europe to free itself from military dependence on America.
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Perhaps one day our cyborg bacteria overlords will lead the way out of fossil fuel dependence.
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"The sovereign dependence of Saudi Arabia is of vital interest to the United States," explained Bush.
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To be sure, AbbVie has been diversifying its portfolio to reduce its overwhelming dependence on Humira.
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And it deepens content providers' dependence on those platforms — which in turn increases the latter's leverage.
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They preferred a comparison with emerging markets, whose dependence on distant central banks fosters frequent crises.
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That being said, he thinks reducing the dependence on other delivery services is a smart move.
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A few Latin Americans worry that Chinese imports are deindustrialising the region and fear economic dependence.
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He also alleged Trudeau committed fraud by lying about the firm's dependence on the Medicare system.
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The biggest is the dependence of Mexico's economy on a trade agreement with the United States.
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The mutual dependence makes sanctions on either a "two-fer", weakening both regimes, says Mr Bolton.
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China, and eventually India, will be keen to end their dependence on semiconductors from Silicon Valley.
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Of the roughly 4,200 respondents, around 1,400 are considered to suffer from alcohol abuse or dependence.
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Value chain breadth (Canada is verging on a one-trick pony with its dependence on resources).
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Mr Macri is building a movement founded on the values of opportunity and aspiration, not dependence.
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What he describes experiencing is physical dependence, a natural consequence of taking certain medications over time.
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Top Saudi officials said they would reduce the kingdom's dependence on oil and public sector employment.
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There is nothing moral about slavery, and progressives want just that--total dependence on the state.
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The new plant could lessen that dependence while saving Morocco millions of tons in carbon emissions.
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The protectors, meanwhile, are bringing public attention to the urgency of reducing a fossil fuel dependence.
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"There's a lot of resentment toward the level of dependence on the Chinese economy," he said.
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Our sources say Prince developed a sometimes debilitating dependence on Percocet in the years that followed.
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A "Green New Deal" that would give everyone a job plus end our dependence on oil!
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Fear, manipulation of self-esteem, isolation, and financial dependence are all part of the abuser's playbook.
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Users' dependence on the portal means a treasure-trove of insights into their preferences and peccadilloes.
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His early relationship with Melania Trump became a public celebration of her financial dependence on him.
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The five multicolored interlocking rings of the modern Olympics logo teaches us about international inter-dependence.
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Concerns about China's growing dependence on food imports (see chart) may be causing policymakers to rethink.
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There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.
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Of the big countries Russia still scores worst, reflecting its corruption and dependence on natural resources.
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If Diablo Canyon is closed, California's dependence on natural gas is likely to become dangerously high.
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"Saudi Arabia's move to reduce its dependence on oil is very important and smart," he said.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has long been supportive of programs that reduce troops' petroleum dependence.
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The East African country wants to reduce its dependence on aid to finance its national budget.
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As Europeans scramble to reduce their military dependence on America, they are making acronyms great again.
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Kim wants to avoid total dependence on China, and needs Russia in order to do so.
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The EU wants the project to work because it will cut Europe's dependence on Russian energy.
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Some GOP lawmakers have advocated for stronger work requirements to eliminate a perceived dependence on welfare.
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In a 2628G world, there will be less dependence on old-style antennas and tall masts.
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Aranguren said the higher prices would encourage domestic energy production and reduce Argentina's dependence on imports.
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The Paris-based manufacturer is pushing an international expansion to reduce its dependence on European sales.
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It is seen by Brussels as a priority project to wean Europe off Russian gas dependence.
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Of those, 71% reported misusing these drugs, with approximately one in seven players reporting ongoing dependence.
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However, it's highly addictive and carries a risk of leading to a psychological or physical dependence.
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We surrendered to this idea, and mistook our dependence for romance, until it was too late.
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The shift would not only curb pollution but also reduce the country's dependence on imported oil.
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However, as prices of generic drugs stabilize, Walgreens said its dependence on these benefits has reduced.
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Antidepressants can cause dependence and withdrawal symptoms, but are not addictive and have no recreational value.
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Oil and gas interests opposed the bills, saying bans only increase U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
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Hall prescribes more education to combat driving under the influence and developing a dependence on cannabis.
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But the financial results of its most recent quarter highlight the chip maker's dependence on servers.
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So, astrology, the study of the planets, the dependence on their patterns, makes sense to me.
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To need you, to love you, and the most important thing is complete dependence on you.
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Simply reducing your dependence on animal foods, and especially avoiding those high in fat, is helpful.
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Election administrators are also grappling with another coronavirus-related challenge: a dependence on elderly poll workers.
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For many farmers, the aid represents both a lifeline and an awkward reality of government dependence.
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But as he has done before, he attacked Germany for what he called its energy dependence.
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Mexico and Canada are predisposed to compromise, given their huge dependence on the United States market.
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This will lead to an erosion of the economic co-dependence between the U.S. and China.
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Channel it and we could probably end global dependence on fossil fuels in about three weeks.
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Today efforts to grow that dependence in the face of an evolving energy landscape are widespread.
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Movements in the Aussie dollar are influenced by China data due to Australia's dependence on exports.
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Future energy solutions will lessen our dependence on oil and exposure to Iran and Iraq's rivalry.
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The American crackdown has prompted Huawei to try to reduce its dependence on the United States.
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Additional deleterious effects of digital dependence include reduced cognitive function, weight gain, sleeplessness and damaged relationships.
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Even as he criticized Amazon, Patterson was realistic about his dependence on the e-commerce giant.
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German carmakers have suffered the most from the backlash because of their dependence on the technology.
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Bears' dependence on extraordinary olfaction creates a reality that we can imagine, but never truly know.
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In the UK, conservative governments have continued to punish the most vulnerable people with drug dependence.
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This can allow them more willing to acknowledge their own dependence, to tolerate their own vulnerability.
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Google's dependence on contractors, temporary employees, and outside vendors has long been a source of controversy.
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That threat alone is already having a profound effect, underscoring local governments' dependence on federal funding.
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Nicotine dependence impacts areas of the brain that control executive function, memory and mood, Tanski said.
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They're very high risk for dependence, and there are a lot of other problems with them.
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Currently, digital therapeutics are being developed to help treat insomnia, opioid dependence, chronic disease and more.
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Nike has also reduced its dependence on high-top basketball sneakers for growth in recent years.
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In some instances, dependence on prescription painkillers led people to seek out harsher, illicit street opioids.
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Due to uncertainty surrounding NAFTA, Mexico has taken steps to reduce its dependence on U.S. trade.
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He also told TASS that the dependence of the rouble on oil prices was now declining.
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Meanwhile, economists say, rolling back the standards would increase, rather than decrease, the nation's oil dependence.
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The civil nuclear program has not only reduced dependence on oil from the unstable Middle East.
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Third, to be successful, a country attempting leverage must minimize its dependence upon the target country.
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Decades of unsustainable U.S. mineral resource policies have contributed mightily to our present state of dependence.
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Apple's interest is likely to transport data directly to devices, reducing the dependence on wireless carriers.
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Ohler effectively captures Hitler's pathetic dependence on his doctor and the bizarre intimacy of their bond.
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Naturally, it is literally in everyone's best interest that such a perilous dependence be scrupulously avoided.
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"A lot of the international carriers are looking to reduce their dependence over time," he said.
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The conference is part of his Vision 2030 plan to break the country's dependence on oil.
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Germany has faced criticism in the past from the U.S. over its energy dependence on Russia.
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"So long as elections cost money, we won't end Congress's dependence on its funders," he wrote.
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It's helping scientific breakthroughs, but over-dependence can ultimately be very damaging when something goes wrong.
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Their challenge, however, was to assume a European modernist spirit while resisting cultural dependence on Europe.
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Drawbacks of recreational use of the drug include risk of overdose, dependence, and high blood pressure.
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They are reasons to take our mutual dependence seriously and develop better ways of living together.
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This is due primarily to "import dependence and weak substitution of input materials, single commodity dependence and labour skills concentration, overstretched debt metrics and limited fiscal capacity, a large immuno-compromised population and weak health infrastructure," according to Irmgard Erasmus, senior financial economist at NKC African Economics.
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It could have tried to broaden the tax base so as to reduce its dependence on property.
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Plenty of vehicles assembled in the U.S. could be impacted because of their dependence upon foreign parts.
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Another 69 companies are excluded directly by the central bank based on their dependence on thermal coal.
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Fitch expects the region's dependence on financial support from the federal government to increase in 2016-2018.
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Also, a lock doesn't really resolve the fundamental issue of alcohol use and alcohol dependence, Li said.
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The ravaged local economy laid bare the city's bloated budget and over dependence on a single industry.
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Dependence or addiction is another possible consequence, but it's not just your health that may be affected.
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They depict it as an atrocity where humans subdued their instinctual independence into a cozy co-dependence.
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And as Huawei has shown, it only takes dependence on one American firm to cripple global ambitions.
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The Obama administration said a worker's level of "economic dependence" on a company should also be considered.
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Over 60% of them report drug dependence or abuse in the year before they went to prison.
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Opioids, whether heroin or prescription painkillers, cause physical dependence for almost everyone who takes them long enough.
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But the evolution seems less intentional than a matter of path dependence and lack of holistic planning.
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Fitch expects the region's dependence on financial support from the federal government to increase in 2017-13.
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The first lady's role is unique in its dependence solely on the elected position of her spouse.
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The Italian-American company, however, has tried in recent years to lessen its dependence on the continent.
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These include limited education for girls, early marriage, financial dependence, and denial of the right to property.
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It&aposs part of a larger effort to diversify the economy away from dependence on oil revenue.
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Until then, islanders will merely have swapped their dependence on a local laird for one in Holyrood.
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The scheme aims to stop the "vicious cycle" of dependence on crop-price subsidies, says Mr Nathporn.
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Opioid dependence may be as high as 26% for patients using opioids for chronic non-cancer pain.
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While public services may not be a big revenue driver, they do boost users' dependence on WeChat.
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That misplaced dependence on AI and other tech solutions appears to be a trend in the industry.
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With many women unable to return to work, families' incomes were halved, increasing their dependence on loans.
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Investing further in processing facilities and innovation, especially to reduce dependence on minerals that create strategic vulnerabilities.
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The isles' dependence on imported fuel has left many families with unreliable heating systems and expensive bills.
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Other research has shown that long-term cannabis dependence might increase cocaine cravings and risk of relapse.
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Saudi Arabia is embarking on a drive to transform its economy and reduce its dependence on oil.
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Studies show that an estimated 9 percent of cannabis users will develop a dependence on the drug.
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Merkel said Germany needed to reduce its dependence on coal power in order to significantly cut emissions.
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How do we shift the economy away from its dependence on a boom-and-bust finance sector?
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On the other hand, physical dependence is a normal, generally reversible neuro-adaptive process to a drug.
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It hopes to increase output in the long-term, reducing the dependence on imports, through increased exploration.
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On "Bobby," a spare, devastating track about depression and mutual dependence, the perspective isn't childlike or hypothetical.
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In order to manage dependence issues, planning is really important, whether or not someone is in treatment.
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The food community has, more than most industries, acknowledged its inherent dependence on immigrants and undocumented labor.
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Many argue that a greater dependence on such donors would make American politics more democratic and representative.
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By encouraging work, this reform could enhance retirement security for women and reduce dependence on welfare programs.
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In January this year the German Federation of Industry warned against "excessive dependence" on the Chinese market.
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She admitted that her financial dependence on my grandfather tipped the scales of her decision to stay.
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There's a lot of mutual dependence that ought to mean the odds of a split are low.
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Egypt's dependence on imports means a weaker currency may not lead to much of an export boom.
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The company benefits from its proximity to owned sugarcane fields and low dependence on third-party producers.
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Riyadh is seeking huge amounts of U.S. and foreign investment to reduce its dependence on oil exports.
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Unfortunately, largely due to its successes, our most successful strategy for combating energy dependence is under siege.
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The mid-sized French manufacturer is pushing an international expansion to reduce its dependence on European sales.
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Every company in the industry was challenged, as were countries with a heavy dependence on oil revenues.
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Basically, ethanol was supposed to help reduce carbon emissions and fix our growing dependence on foreign oil.
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Physiological dependence can happen with all sorts of substances, from opioids and alcohol, to blood pressure medication.
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Without the option of treatment, opioid users' only answer to averting dependence-induced withdrawal becomes harder drugs.
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On the other hand, U.S. import dependence has fallen dramatically since the start of the shale revolution.
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Another nearly 1,800 unique tweets contained terms related to nicotine dependence, including the words crave, addiction, addicted.
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The committee's scheduling recommendation indicates that carfentanil is a drug with high potential for harm and dependence.
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And they're increasing America's dependence on imported biodiesel fuel, knowingly at the expense of U.S.-produced fuels.
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"Of course, people want to move toward less dependence on fossil fuels," said the senior Biden aide.
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Farmers are particularly keen to reduce their dependence on the manufacturer and bring more repairs back onsite.
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Europe needs a real security policy, backed by credible military power and less dependence on Russian energy.
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China and Russia are setting up their own payment systems to lessen their dependence on American banks.
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We've also got long-term studies across the population that look at the development of alcohol dependence.
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Android has long suffered from security patching problems caused by dependence on third-party manufacturers and carriers.
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Moderate evidence: The risk and severity of dependence on e-cigarettes is lower than for conventional cigarettes.
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That has limited the dependence of workers elsewhere, particularly in the United States, on the Chinese economy.
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If Andrew is the extreme, then Samantha*, 27, represents another, perhaps more common, form of marijuana dependence.
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Some of Trump's most vocal supporters in Congress have expressed similar concerns about dependence on Chinese manufacturers.
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These disasters show the inherent risk we take with our dependence on explosive fuels for our lives.
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Longer term, and likely to our detriment, Canada is looking to reduce its dependence on American goods.
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For Barcelona, its continued dependence on Lionel Messi is both a valuable point and a worrying sign.
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A neuropsychologist who evaluated her said she had major depressive disorder, stimulant dependence and dependent personality disorder.
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Saudi Arabia is embarking on a push to transform its economy and reduce its dependence on oil.
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Public sentiment also is high to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, especially as climate change keeps accelerating.
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The ultimate test will come when Beijing eventually attempts to wean the country off this debt dependence.
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The goal is to reduce dependence on foreign oil and cut harmful emissions from petroleum-based fuels.
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"We're removing barriers to work to help Wisconsinites transition from government dependence to true independence!" he tweeted.
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EU GUIDELINES CALL FOR EU COUNTRIES TO HAVE MULTIPLE 5G PROVIDERS, TO LIMIT DEPENDENCE ON ONE PROVIDER
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Developing common currencies across different countries could help these economies reducing their dependence on the U.S. dollar.
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The age of over-dependence on oil is winding down, and not just in the United States.
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Once these changes occur, the drug of dependence becomes an absolutely essential component to the individual's contentment.
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"These countries have a high dependence on desalination because there is not really an alternative," she adds.
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After three-quarters of a century, Poland is ready to cut its dependence on Russian natural gas.
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If they cross over into dependence on either, the brain does not react the same, Leasure said.
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Alcohol-use disorders refer to "the chronic harmful use of alcohol or alcohol dependence," the researchers wrote.
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A deal may help Tsai defend the industry, and ultimately reduce her economy's dependence on the mainland.
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The high level of mutual dependence involving the two sides helped pave the way for a settlement.
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Financial dependence, whether it is with multigenerational welfare families or multigenerational trust-fund families, is quite debilitating.
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First, Greece's dependence on debt was not dealt with until it had become too big to handle.
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It keeps them on the trajectory of life-long success, preventing long-term dependence on public support.
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It represents a technological step forward for the $200 billion automaker, whilst reducing Panasonic's dependence on Tesla.
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However, China has been looking to reduce its dependence on the U.S. dollar and other financial instruments.
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But DSM-5, the latest edition, dropped the term "dependence" in 2013 as the label for addiction.
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The extent of rating dependence will vary according to these features, but we think higher indirect dependence will be a distinguishing feature of the EIP market overall, meaning issues from carriers with low credit ratings and weak market positions would be unlikely to receive the highest investment-grade ratings.
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"If you have a cannabis dependence or a diagnosable dependence on a specific substance, you might feel that you can't enjoy your normal daily activities without the use of whatever substance it is," says Amie Harwick, a California-based marriage and family psychotherapist with a focus in human sexuality.
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Saudi Arabia is embarking on a huge push to transform its economy and reduce its dependence on oil.
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It's not like I was in the midst of a full-blown Stella dependence; I just like alcohol.
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So, a lot of their dependence is on outside of the U.S. anyway, which is good for them.
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That left the older children in a state of dependence even once they became adults, the judge noted.
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Yep, it's the conversion of this annoyance into some weird, pious manifesto for the liberation from technological dependence.
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And we need to make sure that we don&apost have over-dependence on any one energy source.
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The apparent dependence of what happens here on what may be happening there cries out for an explanation.
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" Shanahan warned that the S-400 purchase will "lead to Turkish strategic and economic over-dependence on Russia.
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Iguarán, the energy expert, stressed Venezuela's long-running dependence on oil revenue to pay for importing basic goods.
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NOP, in fact, has been shown to short-circuit our dependence on drugs such as heroin and alcohol.
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He said the project would lower consumer fuel prices, create jobs and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
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Editor's note: This post has been corrected to show that babies are born with opioid dependence, not addiction.
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With this album, Savages explore intimacy — relationships, sex, trust, dependence, exposure — in all its exultation, uncertainty and danger.
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Nevertheless, Mr Kanno says it is time to cut monthly compensation payments which, in his view, encourage dependence.
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Environmentalists have long criticized the US's dependence on oil, and the increasing reliance on fracking to satisfy it.
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In July Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines' president, instructed his energy minister to reduce his country's dependence on coal.
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Statements from each obtained in May seemed to indicate a mutual desire to move away from co-dependence.
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Buprenorphine is a medication approved by the FDA for the treatment of opiate dependence such as heroin addiction.
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But those guns were actually meant to terrify me, and to increase my distorted psychological dependence upon him.
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Meanwhile, the existing close connection and mutual dependence between different countries means deglobalization comes at a high price.
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Physical dependence is when the body gets used to having the substance and only functions normally with it.
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Standing up to Mr Trump feels intoxicating, but Europe's options are limited by its own divisions and dependence.
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Die With Me manages to subtly make fun of millennials' smartphone dependence, while also making it morbidly funny.
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Sheth is founder and CEO of Skillmatics, an educational games business designed to reduce children's dependence on technology.
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The dependence on a single source leaves the rest of the world vulnerable to an interruption of supply.
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Financially, the ramifications are likely to be amplified by the kingdom's growing dependence on foreign sources of capital.
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From fire hydrants to school teachers, our way of life is built on intricate dependence on one another.
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Without balance and self control, too much dependence on ice cream can hinder your ability to self-soothe.
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Gyllenhaal, for his part, infuses Jerry with a streak of violent pride and a lowkey dependence on bee.
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Only a man, she suggests, would imagine independence rather than dependence as the basis for the human condition.
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Power generation companies worldwide are under regulatory pressure to move towards renewable energy and reduce dependence on coal.
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That sparked criticism from coalition partners that delays in closing the deal would prolong Slovakia's dependence on Russia.
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He took aim at pharmaceutical companies that produce the prescription painkillers that can lead to further opioid dependence.
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Apple's move would reduce its dependence on Dialog Semiconductor Plc, that makes power-management chips for smartphone makers.
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That dependence on consumption entailed risks, he said, although the euro zone might well get away with it.
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" Adds Tavris, "Why isn't 'non-dependence' a disorder, describing, say, men who can't acknowledge their needs for others?
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The main structural vulnerability is South Korea's excessive dependence on exports; they account for 56 percent of GDP.
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It said the Afghan government should not cooperate with sending people back, despite its dependence on foreign aid.
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It said that "significant dependence" on TCS was a source of concern for its directors and shareholders. bit.
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Of course too many politicians of both parties are deeply compromised by financial dependence on corporate campaign donors.
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This dependence continues to expose our economy and national security to the volatile and opaque global oil market.
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After all, the American Revolution was won by cleverness, with a dependence on spycraft, smuggling, and guerrilla warfare.
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A more nuanced criticism is that too little has been done to reduce Portsmouth's dependence on the navy.
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Well, people with alcohol dependence are the least treated group of people with psychiatric problems in the world.
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"There isn't a lot of [corporate] support for pushing modafinil as a treatment for cocaine dependence," Morgan added.
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He added that an increased dependence on suppliers would leave Subaru with less control over developing new technologies.
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Local leaders speak of dismantling car culture and replacing it with a wholesome dependence on human-powered vehicles.
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Capitec has been lessening its dependence on lending by growing its revenue from transactional banking in recent years.
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Moscow is trying to expand control over the internet and reduce its dependence on foreign companies and countries.
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Second, efforts to tighten access to opioids will reduce the inflow of patients and others developing opioid dependence.
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The widespread dependence on SS7 makes the flaw especially troubling, said Lieu, who holds a computer science degree.
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The researchers also warned that that the urge to self-medicate can easily turn into alcohol dependence, however.
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While ending opioid dependence is the ultimate goal, preventing overdose deaths is a critical step in the process.
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The crackdown has prompted unease in Australia, where fears about the nation's economic dependence on China are growing.
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Our nation's import dependence for key minerals and metals has more than doubled over the past two decades.
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Everyone wins when people with disabilities contribute to our economy rather than get trapped in cycles of dependence.
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After the movement joined with Republicans, groups like Democrats for Life have resisted dependence on a single party.
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Those standards, established under the Obama Administration, were aimed at cutting greenhouse-gas emissions and reducing oil dependence.
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The Commission fears the pipeline would undercut efforts to reduce dependence on Moscow and its support for Kiev.
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To reduce its dependence on labels and stand apart from rivals, Spotify is broadening beyond its music library.
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It would also deprive Kering of a potential target to reduce its dependence on slowing fashion brand Gucci.
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Investing in new energy sources decreases our dependence on fossil fuels and lessens our impact on the environment.
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It's just one example of path dependence in energy — choices, once made, tend to perpetuate themselves through inertia.
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The point is to get the reader to take a quiz, which reinforces their dependence on these companies.
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No one knows how refugees will navigate the currents of longing, trauma, dependence or resentment they may feel.
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We are a digital generation and we have dependence on technology — be it social media, email, or texting.
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Our global co-dependence is essential for our survival and for the stability of society, emotionally and practically.
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The crackdown also prompted unease in Australia, where concerns about the nation's economic dependence on China have grown.
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China is building pipelines, ports and railways in Pakistan and Myanmar to relieve its dependence on this waterway.
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Third, they showed the dangerously high level of public employee union dependence on favorable government treatment for survival.
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The United States has supported pipelines to bypass Russia and alleviate former Soviet states' economic dependence on it.
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Most producers now smartly cover capital expenditure with cash flow as opposed to dependence on leverage and financing.
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In a way, Mr. de Blasio, a longtime critic of clusters, inadvertently increased the city's dependence on them.
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Yule logs, roasted chestnuts and holiday fruits are reminders of our dependence on plants for food and fuel.
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Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving and entered a rehabilitation program to treat a dependence on prescription medication.
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In theory, Russia could help reduce North Korea's dependence on China for oil and gas, but little else.
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His ascension comes as Goldman reduces dependence on trading, to favor businesses like investment banking and consumer lending.
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The dependence that many parents encourage — throughout college and even after their children leave home — is now commonplace.
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Now that may seem unhealthy, but you can find a way to monetize your dependence on social media.
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Concerns about the US dependence on medical products from China have been bubbling since long before the coronavirus.
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You heard it here first, folks: Our collective dependence on single-use plastic water bottles is *extremely* dumb.
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While natural gas emits less carbon than coal, Britain's heavy dependence on the fossil fuel is deemed unsustainable.
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It lessened her dependence on him, and therefore gave him freer rein to explore his darker, second self.
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Their dependence on the program increased in recent years as it became an important source of their revenue.
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Hungary's example exposes a flaw in this dependence on such "neutral" procedures: that they don't just enforce themselves.
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She accepted his contention that his outlandish behavior was partly the result of his dependence on prescription drugs.
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Critics, however, maintain the program has saddled developing countries with crippling debts and increased their dependence on China.
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Teenage marijuana use can alter the course of brain development and increase risk for dependence and possibly addiction.
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It has also been found to have a low potential for abuse, and no potential for physical dependence.
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Ann Kirkpatrick (D-Ariz.) announced she would take a leave from Congress to seek treatment for alcohol dependence.
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Financial market conditions have improved, as has the structure of underlying insurance portfolios, with lower dependence on guarantees.
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Such liberalization might increase investment, but as a policy to minimize dependence on exporting natural resources, it fails.
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But there's something about the labyrinth, and our complete dependence on its continued function, that defies total comprehension.
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Solving both of them requires a significant commitment to studying the molecular, neuroscientific and behavioral mechanisms of dependence.
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Automakers have been trying to diversify their source of rare earth materials to ease their dependence on China.
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Members of the same research team have identified other genetic variants related to opioid dependence in the past.
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However, none of these tests are designed to engage employees and their dependents in dealing with drug dependence.
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The findings come as skyrocketing e-cigarette use erased previous years' progress in ending youth dependence on tobacco.
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And once teens start misusing prescription painkillers (oxycodone and morphine), approximately 80 percent will transition to opiate dependence.
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She's a gregarious loner, warmly embracing her boho friends but allergic to any long-term attachment or dependence.
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Using kratom can lead to dependence, but anecdotal reports on withdrawal symptoms paint the drug as relatively mild.
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" Adds Tavris, "Why isn't 'non-dependence' a disorder, describing, say, men who can't acknowledge their needs for others?
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The follow-up, "Kevin," called in Texas soul singer Leon Bridges to touch on pharmaceutical dependence and mental illness.
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Indonesia has also historically had a relatively large revenue dependence on commodities, which a larger fiscal base would mitigate.
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The RFS was enacted more than a decade ago to help farmers and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
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Policies that reduce oil dependence should be credited in some way for also reducing the costs of oil protection.
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Yet, Clinton also referred to the drilling practice as a necessary bridge leading away from our dependence on coal.
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"Most countries are disappointed with the U.S. and want to shed themselves of U.S. dependence," the Global Times said.
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The collapse of this year's talks has raised questions about the industry's dependence on this method of setting prices.
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But these rodent studies certainly give us insight into the neuro-chemical underpinnings of sugar dependence, withdrawal, and behaviour.
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So if you don't already use tobacco products, you really shouldn't start — because nicotine dependence is a real problem.
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"The emphasis on the communication recently, even if the market hasn't heard it, has been data dependence," he said.
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"Recreationally or to self-treat opioid dependence, beware — potentially you're at just as much risk" as with an opiate.
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Neither side wants to end all co-operation and it is unlikely, given their economic inter-dependence, they could.
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Despite its joint-stock company status, the not-for-profit mission of CdT increases its dependence on the province.
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But few Greenlanders see independence as viable given their economic dependence on Denmark, part of the affluent European Union.
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By installing solar panels on a specially designed boat's roof, he is working to end Achuar's dependence on petrol.
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UBS warned in a report on Tuesday that Apple was "fragile" due to its dependence on iPhone and China.
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Clinginess is, per Brooke, a gendered term which pertains to "excessive emotional dependence" — an "undesirable" behaviour in dating culture.
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North Dakota soybean farmers are especially exposed in the U.S.-China trade dispute because of their dependence on China.
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But our familiarity and dependence on apps is also part of why Natural Cycles is not the best solution.
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After new U.S. sanctions were imposed, Moscow promised to intensify work to cut dependence on Western payment systems further.
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In 1910 the American navy, worried about its dependence on insecure coal supplies, commissioned its first oil-fired destroyer.
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To combat the dependence on beef when it comes to the Western diet, the key is to get creative.
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She acknowledged Nicaragua has been "committed to tackling climate change" and already working on lowering its dependence on carbon.
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Interest from big players in the grain market has been stoked by Saudi Arabia's increasing dependence on grain imports.
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Technology for the new system has to avoid dependence on U.S. companies, which might face pressure from their government.
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Those individuals are often affected by complex forces that require special care — particularly chemical dependence, mental illness and homelessness.
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President Barack Obama has taken several needed steps to curb emissions and reduce the country's dependence on dirty fuels.
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Saudi Arabia has embarked on a series of economic reforms aimed at diversifying the kingdom's economy from oil dependence.
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CIH plans to reduce its dependence on the real estate sector, but, in our view, this will take time.
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Risks clearly exist, particularly among EM countries with outsized debt growth and strong dependence on commodity exports or China.
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Another study in Drug and Alcohol Dependence found that 46 percent of ecstasy pills contained no MDMA at all.
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Bulgaria says it wants to diversify its gas supplies and end its near 100 percent dependence on Russia's Gazprom.
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O move grocery distribution in-house to reduce its dependence on its biggest supplier, United Natural Foods Inc UNFI.
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Dependence on Russian gas is another reason for Europe to think twice before directly challenging Putin and his cronies.
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Where it can, the United States is already unpicking military dependence on what it perceives to be hostile suppliers.
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Carrying a gun would not be proof of my own personal responsibility nor my lack of dependence on others.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Facebook that India's dependence on cash had fallen by nearly 3.89 trillion rupees.
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As detailed in the forthcoming report, human dependence on these pollinators, particularly bees, has only increased in recent decades.
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The fact that doses used between these different indications did not differ suggests a low likelihood for dependence development.
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Aramco sees many other risks as well, ranging from climate change to the company's dependence on demand from Asia.
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Evan Westrup, a spokesman for Brown's office, said California is already on a path towards less fossil fuel dependence.
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Diminishing people's ability to drive by increasing their dependence on technology seems to be an inherently flawed safety plan.
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There are undeniable geopolitical advantages to reducing American dependence on foreign oil and to lowering the cost of energy.
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The new language suggests an increased level of data dependence rather than an ongoing intent to adjust rates lower.
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In Europe, Denmark provided Russia a major boost for its efforts to deepen Europe's dependence on its energy exports.
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Liquidity risk management should be improved by reducing dependence on interbank deposits and enhanced emergency management, the guidelines said.
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In some parts of the country, opioid abuse and dependence is the top local public health and safety concern.
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Policies: Has called for welfare recipients to change their behavior, as the key to ending dependence on public benefits.
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The Continent needs to reduce its energy dependence on Russia, which is subsidizing oppression near the union's eastern border.
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It's used to "self-treat heroin/morphine dependence, or to reduce opiate withdrawal among illicit drug users," he said.
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If the economic vulnerabilities of our import dependence don't cause concern, consider the national security dimension to this story.
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The dependence of some populists on a relatively older electorate also may entail erosion of that base over time.
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That's another reason he's urging investors to steer clear of dependence on the economy as they look for growth.
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ASRI first focused on healthcare and farm training in an attempt to sever the locals' dependence on illegal logging.
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Greece wants to tap into its limited oil reserves to reduce dependence on oil imports and boost public finances.
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Bulgaria, a European Union country, had been under pressure from its Western allies about its energy dependence on Moscow.
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In recent years, the ICE has bet on wind energy to reduce its dependence on water to produce electricity.
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Separate clinical trials also indicate that marijuana may play a role in assisting some subjects kick their opioid dependence.
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Morocco, a net energy importer, aims to diversify fuel supplies and reduce its dependence on foreign oil and coal.
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"Americans' dependence on the government was 14 times greater in 2009 than it was in 1962," the index states.
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However, you must begin by learning about their vulnerabilities and providing viable alternatives to their dependence on extremist groups.
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She surmised that Bloomberg is "genuinely concerned" about Biden's dependence on Wall Street donors and a new Super PAC.
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New Mexico's financial dependence on the oil and gas industry may make condemnations of that industry controversial, she wrote.
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Colleges and universities have exacerbated the problem of dependence by promoting what is sometimes called a culture of victimhood.
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Many of these countries fear for their economies as the world starts to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.
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After so public a departure, especially one delivered from abroad, his dependence on Riyadh has been made especially visible.
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Those concerns resulted largely from the college's dependence on tuition and student fees for 87 percent of its revenue.
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But Mr. Museveni also insisted on building a refinery in Uganda to ease the region's dependence on imported fuel.
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It has been directly responsible for Mexico's dependence on trade with the United States for its own economic development.
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To the Editor: Kudos to Mayor Bill de Blasio for acting to counter our dangerous dependence on fossil fuels.
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The report does not specify whether the kratom was being used to fight drug dependence or for other reasons.
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And he was named a Goodwill Ambassador on Drug Dependence Treatment and Care by the United Nations in 2011.
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The dependence of the global economy on fossil fuel means major declines in economic activity always have this effect.
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Our dependence on fossil fuels is often likened to that of cigarette smoking, but the analogy doesn't hold up.
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"Our goal is to get the broader American public to recognize its dependence on immigrant labor," Parra told Hyperallergic.
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Partly that's due to its relative youth and its dependence on global sourcing for its core technology, the batteries.
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Alibaba said the move was meant to foster long-term growth and reduce its dependence on any one person.
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Mr. Carson, his boss, broadly supports the idea of reducing dependence, aides said, but was lukewarm on the idea.
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And many experts view post-surgery opioid prescription painkiller use as a gateway to long-term use or dependence.
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"But reducing their dependence could be an option for getting ahead in the technological competition and world-power reorganization."
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But the Arab oil embargo of 1973 made many scientists realize the extent of society's dependence on fossil fuels.
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Helpless children, he believed, are easily victimized by their tormentors because of their physical and emotional dependence on them.
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Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have been very vocal about their efforts to reduce the world's dependence on fossil fuels.
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U.S. corporations have been lessening their dependence on China, diversifying their supply chains to other Asian and European nations.
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In colonial America, "independence" meant something relatively simple: freedom from economic dependence, or the ownership of land and wealth.
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But the secretary was resolute in his belief that too much government assistance has led to too much dependence.
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And warned of too much dependence on individual 5G suppliers, and of operators relying overly on a single supplier.
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"Food delivery and e-commerce ballooned China's dependence on single-use plastics and a general throwaway culture," he said.
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Washington has put forward U.S. LNG as a way for Europe to reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a target to reduce dependence on oil imports by 10 percent by 2020.
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The process takes place within a highly stratified system that requires a dependence on higher-ups at every level.
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They concluded that "growing dependence on cell phones in modern life" is behind an uptick in cellphone-related injuries.
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It is a dependence that the Indian government is eager to shed — and the United States wants to help.
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As a global power with military bases around the world, this dependence is particularly acute for the United States.
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We have chosen energy security, and we will one day end America's dependence on hostile sources of foreign energy.
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The funds should help rebuild the country after a long civil war and reduce Angola's dependence on oil exports.
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Landlocked Nepal, a natural buffer between India and China, has been trying to lessen its dependence on New Delhi.
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The country's vulnerable environment and growing dependence on China have raised questions about the sustainability of its economic success.
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"With 5G on the horizon, our dependence on wireless connectivity is bound to grow," Rosenworcel said in the statement.
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Meanwhile, the Healthy Families America home visiting program reduced dependence on special education in elementary school by 27 percent.
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"Tolerance and dependence can lead to dose escalation and compulsive use, so yes, the drugs are addictive," Baumann said.
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As much as the state has done to diversify, there is no getting around the state's dependence on oil.
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However, this is somewhat mitigated by favourable lease cancellation terms and the partial dependence of leases on store turnover.
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It's a tall order that would require a near complete transition away from the world's dependence on fossil fuels.
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That dependence on foreign markets — epitomized by cars, the country's No. 1 export — is limiting its room to maneuver.
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Leaning on solar and wind means a greater dependence on weather, just as weather patterns have become less predictable.
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That sparked criticism from government coalition partners that delays in closing the deal would prolong Slovakia's dependence on Russia.
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"Their dependence on foreign capital flows is much higher," said William Jackson, chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.
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Instead, she began rolling her own tobacco cigarettes to quench her nicotine dependence, and she recently quit that, too.
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Prior to Yellen's congressional appearance, markets were worried the Fed had changed from data dependence to a preset course.
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"But that will perpetuate your dependence on me," he responded, offering to meet with the local loan officer instead.
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Selling 5 percent of the company is not enough to achieve meaningful reduction in the government's dependence on oil.
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How others do it Russia, Norway, Saudi Arabia, and UAE all face similar problems: dependence on the hydrocarbon revenue.
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The fuel will help light and heat millions of Polish homes, while gradually cutting the country's dependence on coal.
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NXP's strength in the automotive market had been expected to help Qualcomm reduce its dependence on the smartphone market.
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Chinese officials had viewed the U.S. punishment as an attack exposing their country's dependence on imports of key technologies.
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America must take this opportunity to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels altogether, and build cleaner renewable energy facilities.
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If Stories take off inside Tinder, for example, it should create some dependence on Snapchat and its camera product.
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But nicotine gum runs the same risk of any addictive stimulant: Dependence and tolerance leading to even more use.
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Locals have been hoping that May's dependence on the DUP will ensure she acts decisively to protect the plant.
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Some people are genetically predisposed to alcohol dependence and addiction, while others have issues with substances and self-control.
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Even though the federal government maintains bureaucratic barriers that make research on marijuana difficult, we have still learned volumes about that drug compared to what we knew 20 years ago, including information about dependence, dependence relative to other substances, medical efficacy, its effect on the human body, the so-called "gateway effect," etc.
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At the same time that MBS is both liberalizing Saudi society and quashing any form of possible dissent, he has also embarked on an ambitious plan known as Vision 2030 for weaning the Saudi economy from its almost entire dependence on oil and its citizens from their almost entire dependence on the state.
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"The deal is a real coup for CRH," they added, saying it would reduce CRH's dependence on third-party providers.
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That's especially important now, because the big economies of Europe have taken steps to cut their dependence on Russian energy.
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It is estimated that 5.1 million Americans abuse painkillers, and nearly 2 million Americans suffer from opioid addiction or dependence.
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But many of group's other labels are on the up, mitigating for now any concerns about Kering's dependence on Gucci.
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"[It's] a difficult path to overcome this dependence, and to put my life back together," she continued in the foreword.
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Its ratings strengths are balanced by a high level of external indebtedness and dependence on commodities and Chinese demand, however.
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Only 1 percent of Americans whose households earn more than $75,000 are considered to have that same level of dependence.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and others central bank officials have emphasized the importance of data dependence in recent public commentary.
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Some 22% of people who have taken a drink will develop dependence on alcohol at some point during their life.
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Trump, a Republican, said the project would lower consumer fuel prices, create jobs and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
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It's hard to get a handle on the ugly, smoggy implications of this nation's dependence on fossil fuel-burning cars.
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"For every dollar spent boosting renewables, nearly four dollars were spent to maintain our dependence on fossil fuels," Lin added.
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Clinton, among other proposals, has said she wants to reduce U.S. dependence on coal and limit hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
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Asian countries, such as Vietnam, were also expected to boost renewable energy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, he said.
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The union embraced Waitrose's directive earlier this month, claiming that dependence on energy drinks leads to bad behavior from students.
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The insurer aims to reduce its dependence from the car insurance business and increase its welfare business, Minali also said.
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ROOTS OF DEPENDENCE North Dakota's farmers never set out to become so dependent on a single buyer of one crop.
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Our dependence on big donors' generosity would have to fall and, by implication, we would have to be less extravagant.
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They are angered by a growing dependence on automated systems that are taking humans and transparency out of the process.
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