"I think that's kind of taking 'data dependency' to the extreme of data point dependency," she responded.
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"Dependency corrupts and absolute dependency corrupts absolutely," Irving Kristol argued in the New York Times Magazine in 1983.
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Correction: This piece was updated to change the word "addiction" to " dependency" when referencing the author's baby's dependency on methadone.
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"We used to say that there was no physical dependency on pot, that it was a psychological dependency only," Gilliland says.
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What's important is that the Babel package has declared the line-numbers package as a "dependency," which has declared left-pad as a dependency.
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Do we discuss their uncle's clear dependency with our kids in an age-appropriate way, even though their uncle does not himself recognize his behavior as dependency?
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As a result, enrollment for dependency programs dropped 60 percent.
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"That dependency ratio only deteriorates from 2023 onward," said Nash.
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Shawn has since been treated for her alleged drug dependency.
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It has high fertility (by Chinese standards) and stable dependency.
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It's far past time we tackle this growing import dependency.
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Suboxone film is used by people recovering from opioid dependency.
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These interactions reflect my own technological dependency as an adult.
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Democrats create dependency by expanding federal mandates and increasing entitlements.
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They say it, but their actions completely enable a dependency.
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Both nations have facilitated illicit trade with their militant dependency.
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Within weeks, he developed a dangerous dependency on the drugs.
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One of the hazards of the job is client dependency.
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Restarts, however, will only lessen not eliminate U.S. import dependency.
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That data dependency is what the market needs to hear.
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But he said more research on cannabis dependency is needed.
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"Data dependency used to be the Fed's shield," Richardson said.
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This dependency and economic architecture has worked in the past.
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As his reputation grew, so did his dependency on alcohol.
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After welfare reform in Kansas, cash assistance dependency dropped dramatically.
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Our economists expect the minutes to emphasize patience and data-dependency.
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"That's dependency for you," she said, still talking to the dog.
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Do we wish to pass down our own dependency and obsession?
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And there are challenges with creating dependency on aid for products.
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They had sunk from the freedom of the frontier to dependency.
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Cannabis itself can facilitate dependency in about 9 percent of people.
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Watch: Apple must pivot away from iPhone revenue dependency, analyst says
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Lower Chinese imports didn't dent U.S. dependency on imports last year.
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I'm a little bit worried about the whole dependency on painkillers.
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"We don't want a dependency culture," Paul Ryan said in 2013.
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" Of the three stages in a prisoner's submission: "Debility. Dependency. Dread.
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I don't consider it a mark of dependency on my end.
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But what dependency has done, is has caused unwanted pregnancy, illegitimacy.
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Moreover, UNRWA has stifled Palestinian development and resettlement through aid dependency.
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Sears said this reflected its "significantly reduced ... dependency on vendor financing."
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He is currently a chemical dependency counselor in Syracuse, New York.
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Customers have been less vocal, given their dependency on the bureaus.
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But the government is keen to reduce dependency on imported foods.
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"Government dependency has never been the American dream," Mr. Perdue said.
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India currently seeks to reduce dependency on fossil fuels by 2030.
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Thus, a dependency that could have caused this crisis was the dependency on the Congress' willingness to provide strong economic tools to Puerto Rico, especially after the removal of Section 936 of the federal tax code.
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Has said social safety net and welfare programs create dependency among poor.
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In other words, college in America is an example of path dependency.
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But forward thinking governments will continue to move away from resource dependency.
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Did he see anything at all that pointed to even a dependency?
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" Kelly draws parallels with chemical dependency: "I think he's addicted to Rachel.
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We're told it's still an open case in L.A. County Dependency Court.
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He struggled with alcohol dependency before kicking the addiction in the '80s.
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This deindustrialization reduced government revenues, increasing Puerto Rico's dependency on external funding.
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Freedom will lift people out of dependency, to the dignity of work.
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Addictive behavior, however, isn't necessarily connected to chemical dependency, the video explains.
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The Northern Territory, a federal dependency, has one of the worst records.
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Her is not the first charge into our dependency on complex machines.
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Doing so would risk its likability, its dependency on pre-established tastes.
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Jeff's wife gave birth to a boy, who had an opioid dependency.
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He does a nice job, too, of playfully tweaking our smartphone dependency.
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The higher the dependency ratio, the greater the burden on the workforce.
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You have most likely seen variations on the old-age dependency ratio.
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The big problem of welfare dependency in America now involves entitled corporations.
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They view U.S. tax breaks as a tool promoting autonomy, not dependency.
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Black conservatives feared its programs would stifle initiative and contribute to dependency.
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That dependency proved blinding for those agencies, law enforcement officials have said.
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However, a few companies have succeeded in cutting dependency on the grid.
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But what dependency has done, is it has caused unwanted pregnancy, illegitimacy.
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The irritating result: more dependency on government programs to assist the poor.
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Dependency and parent demographicsNext up are the sections about the student's household.
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Finally, the statement could underscore the data dependency of future rate hikes.
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The rock star had a history of substance abuse and chemical dependency.
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And it serves state interests by reducing costs and long-term dependency.
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The connection between chronic joblessness and painkiller dependency is hard to quantify.
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South Korea's relationship with the United States started as one of dependency.
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If you're dealing with an alcohol dependency, please visit AA.org and NCADD.
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"Our financial, commercial and, ultimately, political dependency keeps growing," Mr. Doria said.
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By mid-1945, only 0.5% of men still held their dependency deferments.
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Otherwise, continuing a dependency on other countries poses troubling national security consequences.
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"We need to move out of this cycle of dependency," she said.
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Cash dependency "Consumers are not really used to purchasing online," says Magzoub.
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"People have a real dependency -- a real addiction to sugar," Alpert said.
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Ukraine's dependency on US support was evident in the Trump-Zelensky call.
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Mr. Xavier said Sri Lanka's dependency on China has alarmed some countries.
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Most importantly, dependency decreases and people have greater opportunity to realize success.
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The radical dependency the embryo manifests changes form, but never totally dissolves.
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What are your thoughts on today's dependency on technology and the internet?
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The problem lies in the increasing dependency of the old on the young.
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One in seven of those players continues to have dependency issues after playing.
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The United States has long sought to reduce its dependency on foreign oil.
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He was returning to Oregon after finishing treatment for alcohol dependency in Florida.
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Are they a casual, social user or is their story one of dependency?
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As traffic to publishers' home pages plummets, their dependency on referral traffic grows.
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To maintain control, both Democrats and Republicans have fostered a culture of dependency.
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Wasn't minimizing U.S. dependency on Pakistan a distinguishing factor of the Trump administration?
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It's a relationship of dependency coloured by more than a tinge of resentment.
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For those under 70, dependency is less than 30 percent of the population.
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It started as a crutch, and became a dependency, a nervous tic, perhaps.
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The work requirement empowered them to move from government dependency to financial independence.
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"It's a love that stems from dependency, habit, need and attachment," she says.
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Nearly everyone there seems to know someone who has struggled with drug dependency.
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They're still stuck on the Ronald Reagan "Welfare Queen" narrative about black dependency.
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Combating opioid dependency on the front end can stop addiction before it starts.
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" Conservatives argue that Great Society anti-poverty programs created a "culture of dependency.
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Mental illness does not have to be a path to disability and dependency.
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Either way, the contact had created a dependency that was painful to break.
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The Information reported on Amazon's efforts to reduce its Oracle dependency in January.
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Areas where its scores dropped: old age dependency, tax pressure and governance indicators.
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Overuse inevitably leads to chemical dependency, depression, anxiety, loss, institutionalization and/or death.
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And, in contrast to opioid dependency, no medical treatment yet exists for meth addiction.
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" It's not so much rehabilitation, he argues, as "going from one dependency to another.
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It even lists its dependency on government payouts as a risk factor for investors.
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The dependency ratio refers to the number of dependents compared to the working population.
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European perspective: American allies are increasingly worried about their dependency on an undependable president.
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Colonialism constructs failing economies because its existence relies on the dependency of its subjects.
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Mr Trump tends to draw support from places with high levels of government dependency.
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Hierarchies per se—of class, race and gender—breed dependency and corrupt all parties.
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It could suck life from local markets, and foster a culture of aid-dependency.
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That co-dependency was a wicked need waiting to pounce in moments of vulnerability.
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But, he confirms, a patient can develop a dependency on their therapist's emotional embrace.
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If you're still stressed, might I suggest developing a dependency on drugs or alcohol?
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This kind of financial dependency, and its accompanying fear and disempowerment, still exists today.
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In a referendum held in 1967, Gibraltarians voted overwhelmingly to remain a British dependency.
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There are now seven operating smelters in the country but the import dependency remains.
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For starters, Sonatype has a database of open source dependency vulnerabilities called OSS Index.
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"Welfare dependency, drug dealing, and stealing copper have replaced coal jobs," Smith told me.
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But our continually growing usage and dependency on smart devices may need a rethink.
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Last month, friends sought urgent medical help, alarmed by his hidden dependency on painkillers.
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Some of those who develop dependency problems are the patients who get the prescriptions.
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On the other hand, U.S. dependency on mineral imports is not necessarily a vulnerability.
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In both cases, Turkey has been able to exploit this dependency to its advantage.
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Isle of Man, a U.K. crown dependency, later this month, when its Abortion Reform
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Drug dependency and overdose deaths have increased nearly 28503 percent in the last decade.
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Posimir may help reduce the dependency on opioid-based medications following surgery, Durect said.
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" Now, Rumer says her "addiction lies more so in love addict, co-dependency [category].
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Does the focus on his many, many controversies drive a cycle of mutual dependency?
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In today's show, we talk to a recovering addict about his former drug dependency.
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If you are spacing it out, then you are more likely to develop dependency.
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Tragically, American actions encouraged dependency in a nation whose independence it sought to sustain.
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They relieve pain but also trigger side effects like nausea, hallucinations and severe dependency.
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Clearly dependency reinforced and replicated over generations has not solved the problem of poverty.
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The problem of policy path dependency isn't limited to the tax system, of course.
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Snyder's research facility is one of several places developing solutions for Singapore's water dependency.
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Thanks to their resolve, millions of able-bodied adults have been saved from dependency.
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Nestled between these two projects was Nan Goldin's "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency" (1986).
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We broke the story ... Juice WRLD's family addressed his battle with prescription drug dependency.
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In time, this kind of research will be applied to individuals with opioid dependency.
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Like many of my peers, I had a complicated dependency on the store's clothes.
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"This kind of chemical dependency is just not going to go overnight," she said.
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When child support goes unpaid, most of these families will remain trapped in dependency for years to come: fewer than one in ten will leave the program within a year, while three in five will languish in dependency for more than eight years.
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To reduce its Apple dependency, AMS has been working on selling sensors to Android customers.
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The study noted that intracranial hemorrhage is associated with high mortality rates and functional dependency.
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The program highlights a dependency that reflects disparities rooted in the colonial and apartheid past.
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Abdul Mahdi says the government aims to decrease dependency on oil exports for state revenue.
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Farming, running businesses and trading with local residents discourages dependency, reducing the need for handouts.
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Bird, Lime, and their supporters believe that dockless electric scooters can help reduce car dependency.
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Let's redouble our efforts to find pain treatments that don't risk drug dependency and addiction.
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Nan Goldin's The Battle of Sexual Dependency, has been just as important a founding document.
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"It's easier to stomach aid-dependency when it comes with tangible impacts," says Mr Wydick.
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Addiction to painkillers has become a public health crisis due to overprescription and resulting dependency.
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Product designers will be thrilled to say goodbye to cords and dependency on electrical outlets.
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"You can see the inter dependency, and this is not easily brushed aside," he added.
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Supporters say it will be an economic boon that will decrease dependency on foreign oil.
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Reading about Elon Musk's heartbreak and impulse for co-dependency gave me the same feeling.
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Since most plastics come from fossil fuels, our plastics dependency is also exacerbating climate change.
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There are many apps available to help users break their screen dependency and reduce distractions.
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Or do you want to go back to food stamps, dependency, big government, et cetera?
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Could the venom from a toad be the antidote to help America kick its dependency?
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When it comes to natural resource rich countries and oil-dependency, Norway is an anomaly.
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Dependency and crime-ridden public housing were the real-world consequences of progressive social programs.
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The reopening of the Mountain Pass mine is one small step towards reducing that dependency.
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"My suddenly changed situation brought me new emotional insights into disability and dependency," he wrote.
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These common-sense Medicaid reforms will mean less dependency, higher incomes, and greater economic growth.
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Although there's a difference between dependency and enhancement, Annie might have been on to something.
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Without the opioids, people can go into withdrawal, all contributing to a cycle of dependency.
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What Ukraine actually needs is a total shift away from any energy dependency on Russia.
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Aside from his drug dependency, Marr's real secret is that he's a big old softy.
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Escalating pension payments, drained reserves and debt dependency have pushed CPS' credit ratings to junk.
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But either way, the rest of the world's aluminium dependency on China is still growing.
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"Lip balm does not contain ingredients that can cause a physiological dependency," she told me.
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If you'd known what to look for, you would have seen the signs of dependency.
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The falloff was "due to dependency on advertising income," according to a Uzabase investor presentation.
|
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Reformers advocating pensions for widows or shelters for the homeless were accused of fostering dependency.
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Over 50 percent of those originally on the program left dependency to go to work.
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Conservatives are right to worry that feeding at the government trough breeds dependency and laziness.
|
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For 42 years, Ms. Espada's life was marked by a dependency on drugs and alcohol.
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The Kansas results show a clear trend: higher earnings and less dependency after leaving welfare.
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But few seem keen to reduce their dependency on a continuing influx of Chinese students.
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Shedding dependency on the United States may be a silver lining of the Trump presidency.
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The bank said that it expected China's dependency on foreign suppliers to decrease over time.
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"We all want to minimize the dependency on luck next time we climb," he said.
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Moreover, America's continental span and rich resource base shield it from external threat and dependency.
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During his early career, Polk struggled with dependency on alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, Ritalin, and ecstasy.
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Besides counseling individuals, I facilitate chemical dependency therapy groups of about eight to 10 participants.
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KM: My platform items do include working to conquer the abuse of opioids and dependency.
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Yet, Germany would rather import most of the limited coal they use and is in the process of ending its nuclear power generation capability by 85033, thus increasing their dependency on Russian natural gas, even as they intellectualize the potentially devastating effects of that dependency.
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China will leverage Taiwanese dependency to improve its indigenous technological capabilities, which will undermine longstanding technological advantages as a source for the region's economic dependency on the U.S. As Trump advocates walls and withdrawal, both physical and economic, Xi is advocating bridges and beltways.
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Netflix's long-term strategy has always been to reduce its dependency on third-party content providers.
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Jen: I don't think it does, Micah - no dependency resolution is supposed to be a feature.
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"I'm not a fan of people who create dependency on astrology for their clients," Freed says.
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South Korea's import dependency on Japanese semiconductor components was 31% in 2018, according to the bank.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is expected to have a worse dependency ratio than Europe even in 2050.
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A fall in this "dependency ratio" means fewer people are paying into pension funds, he said.
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"The risk of data dependency is that it becomes data jumpiness," said JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli.
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China's government is trying to rein in the credit-dependency of its economy, with some success.
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The left dislike him, not least for saying that welfare dependency is a "cancer" in society.
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And yet, no one seems to be prepared to deal with heroin dependency effectively or ethically.
|
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Yet, Moore's dependency on an alcohol increased as she and Tinker gave their romance another try.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency, and junk bond ratings for CPS.
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Independent publishers are terrified of platform dependency these days, and for good reason: According to Parse.
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But provinces with low fertility, declining or ageing populations, and rising dependency are in deep trouble.
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The Verdict: Add another point to my plan to reduce my dependency on jeans in 2018!
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It's willingness to enforce international sanctions on its difficult dependency crucially makes or breaks their effectiveness.
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Her doctors prescribed her Buprenorphine, a common semisynthetic opioid medication specifically designed to mollify opioid dependency.
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The World Bank has developed an alternative ratio, the adult dependency ratio, that incorporates working longer.
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Republicans understand that free enterprise and self-reliance—not government dependency—lead to a fulfilling life.
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It's time to return welfare to the truly needy and stop trapping Americans in government dependency.
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This is in part because many able-bodied Americans are trapped in the Washington dependency system.
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Traditional web page dependency tracking depicted in black, while Scout's more aggressive approach is in red.
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Sometimes, they're the people who would be the last ones suspected of struggling with opioid dependency.
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We are becoming a dependency state with a government along the lines of the French model.
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But it's an asymmetrical dependency: Workers need their jobs more than capitalists needs any individual worker.
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Even kicking that drug can lead to dependency on other substances, increasing the likelihood of relapse.
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Her dependency on our terribly imperfect drugs has ruled out her candidacy for more promising ones.
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The parents would no longer lose a dependency exemption because those exemptions would no longer exist.
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It's defined as a persistent compulsive dependency on a behavior or substance that harms the user.
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Intel acknowledges that companies like Amazon want to reduce their dependency on one big chip supplier.
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He cannot haul the kingdom out of its oil dependency and create a diverse economy alone.
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Standard Chartered ceased operations last year in Guernsey, a British dependency with financial and political autonomy.
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First, recognize your dependency, and acknowledge how the habit disrupts work, social interactions, and safe driving.
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The Palestinian Authority institutionalizes dependency on international donors, which tie the authority's hands with political conditions.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs would later say he suffered from depression, alcohol dependency and PTSD.
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Republicans can reform these programs by creating incentives to work, and by eliminating dependency and fraud.
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The groom's father, a social worker, teaches chemical dependency counseling at Salish Kootenai College in Pablo.
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This, in turn, supports the axiom of the debased: Accept dependency in return for practical benefits.
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This is doubly true for Israel, in view of its considerable strategic dependency on American support.
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In fact, without renewed action, opioid dependency and needle sharing threatens a surge in new infections.
|
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Here is the fury of children, their humiliation at their dependency and their fear of engulfment.
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Given the current negative social stigma attached to an opioid dependency, doing so can be difficult.
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Low I.Q., they argued, is to blame for poverty, welfare dependency, crime and unwed pregnant mothers.
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"Addiction" is a term with loaded connotations, but my obsession with streaming felt like a dependency.
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The problem that you have in Germany, you have this high dependency from the large companies.
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"We've reduced our dependency, but we haven't completely eliminated it," said Ryan Fitzmaurice, energy strategist at Rabobank.
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The Diagnostic Service Manual (DSM) uses the last year of a person's drinking to determine alcohol dependency.
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Even further into the future, consumption could fall as dependency ratios increase in the country, said Nash.
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Rajappa said she expected Powell to reiterate the point about data dependency in his speech on Wednesday.
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Later, she upgrades to a synthetic robot clone of him, and sex, emotional dependency, and creepiness ensues.
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The drug is not as addictive as heroin, but dependency and crippling withdrawals are a serious issue.
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By the end of the century the "old-age dependency ratio", which tracks this relationship, will triple.
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And most forms of cannabis have a low potential for dependency—much lower than alcohol, for instance.
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"We don't want them to develop dependency syndrome," said Dagmawit Moyes, spokesman for Addis Ababa city administration.
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Glue will automate data dependency modelling and handle all the necessary orchestration to work with the data.
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Markets' dependency on central bank stimulus has created a disconnect in asset pricing that has dominated 2019.
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As a result, low fertility, ageing, labour shortages and dependency have all taken on a provincial aspect.
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"Just reasserting this notion of data dependency, I think it's important to the future of monetary policy."
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"The more you rely on certain systems ... you're transferring dependency on to the new system," he said.
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You'll also learn about JSP and other advanced features like Dependency Injection, the Spring MVC, and REST.
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Now that I'm aware of my deep-seated lol dependency, I'm trying my best to change it.
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Mexico, meanwhile, must work to reduce its dependency on the United States, economists and policymakers have said.
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G4S has been reducing its dependency on Britain after it overstretched on sensitive loss-making government contracts.
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For people who are dependent, there's an enormous unmet need for medication-assisted treatment for opioid dependency.
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This newspaper cheers politicians who reduce dependency and sharpen the incentives to work, as the Tories have.
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Their reaction illustrates perfectly the dependency and sense of entitlement that Congress has created through farm handouts.
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He also was preparing to be treated for an opioid dependency from a California doctor, Howard Kornfeld.
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If you are undocumented and your abusive spouse has legal status, your dependency and vulnerability is compounded.
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DELPHINE was born in Jersey, a crown dependency of the United Kingdom, and holds a British passport.
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Prince had an undisclosed dependency on pain medication that may help explain his death at age 26.
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Nicholas Kristof We often hear how damaging welfare dependency is, stifling initiative and corroding the human soul.
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This also might be why people who struggle with alcohol dependency tend to have depression, as well.
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According to Bloomberg, the fund's goal is to reduce Chinese dependency on US equivalents of the tech.
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It will illustrate the human propensity toward dependency — on love, cigarettes, alcohol, pets or technology, she said.
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But for the foreseeable future cobalt is going to struggle to free itself of its Congo dependency.
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WILLIAMS: WELL, I THINK THE RIGHT WAY TO THINK ABOUT IT IS IN TERMS OF DATA DEPENDENCY.
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We are coaxed out of our dependency on harmful narratives of black lives we've become accustomed to.
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USDA shouldn't let this misguided attempt to trap millions in dependency deter its efforts to promote work.
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And they question whether the spalike atmosphere of some programs is so comfortable that it fosters dependency.
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This dependency is what makes bodega workers some of the most vulnerable individuals to the closure's fallout.
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Dependency courts dramatically shape a child's future and have complete authority over the children in their custody.
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A low-nicotine option would help ease their dependency, and the company briefly experimented with lighter formulations.
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To make the Quran a dependency of the Bible can be seen as a form of colonialism.
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The city's dependency on the central government in Moscow was a recurrent theme in conversations with residents.
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The tariffs address part of the president's concerns, mainly by reducing American companies' dependency on Chinese suppliers.
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I hope you find your power and are able to live beyond the shackles of chemical dependency.
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Third, it has placed the U.S. in a position of foolish dependency on China for critical goods.
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From a Latin word referring to enslavement, addiction is a compulsive dependency that harms the affected individual.
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George F. Will: How our democracy has made dependency a right Robert Kagan: The strongmen are back.
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Over time, their incomes continued to increase, eventually more than tripling within four years of leaving dependency.
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Be responsible for every possible dependency — especially the ones that make the biggest difference in your success.
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As he often addressed in his music and to his fans, Jarad battled with prescription drug dependency.
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Second, most patients have dependency, a physical need to take the drug to avoid withdrawal, not addiction.
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Mr. Perdue isn't wrong when he says that the American dream does not consist of government dependency.
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Micah: Fuse is also used for other types of partitions, like macfuse is a dependency for Veracrypt.
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One of Coontz's lessons is that Americans have a highly selective view of what counts as dependency.
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Then everyone lost their jobs, became economically depressed; obviously people are stressed out, which leads to dependency.
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To so-called "Bitcoin maximalists," the DAO fork is emblematic of Ethereum's trust-dependency, and therefore its weakness.
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Being a "dependency" means the United Kingdom represents the island on the world stage, but it's hardly British.
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Using "judges," the minutes noted, was a signal to markets of the data-dependency the Fed will employ.
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"We'd nevertheless judge that the Fed has now moved into fairly full-blown 'data dependency mode," Attrill said.
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And as a bonus, a video offering would reduce the company's dependency on the three big music labels.
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Its Apple dependency led the group to drop its long-term guidance and suspend dividend payments in February.
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There's always a monster and a hunter and a slightly intimate connection, and almost co-dependency, between them.
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Many creators cite platforms' dependency on advertising revenue as a distraction from elevating creators and their business needs.
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The fear of losing benefits entangled the poor in a web of dependency, deterring them from seeking jobs.
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The city's government is trying to swing public opinion with seminars on dependency and a message of prosperity.
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Similarly, nearly 70% of lay Anglicans think benefits create dependency; 63% of the ordained take the opposite view.
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Commerzbank analysts said investors would be keeping a close watch on the numbers "given the Fed's data dependency".
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But some fret that the dependency of an earlier era has been replaced by a more subtle kind.
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So our participation is best explained in terms of necessity, dependency, the foreclosure of alternatives, and enforced ignorance.
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Pokémon Go's dependency on mobile data and your GPS location will ravage your smartphone's battery in no time.
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This sort of dependency and loss of trust in our own ability to choose our nourishment is detrimental.
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It's a good business strategy, because it spreads out risk, reducing the studio's dependency on any single performer.
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They lead to high dependency ratios, meaning that a relatively small adult population must support lots of children.
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Under the 1976 law, only family members who were supported by those who died can claim dependency damages.
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Dependency, Ramsey points out, can further draw one away from their support networks and coping mechanisms, worsening depression.
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This increases navigation precision, frees up spacecraft to navigate autonomously, and reduces dependency on the Deep Space Network.
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And I definitely made a lot of mistakes that I see – whether it's co-dependency or people-pleasing.
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The move conflicts with European Union efforts to encourage EU members to reduce dependency on Russian energy supplies.
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Suboxone film is a U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved opioid used by people recovering from opioid dependency.
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The most recent era of the content farm was defined by a relatively simple-to-diagnose Facebook dependency.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency and junk bond ratings for Chicago Public Schools.
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Also at work is a less quantifiable unpicking of mutual supply dependency by Chinese sellers and U.S. buyers.
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Rumors suggest Apple is working on its own modems for future iPhones to reduce dependency on other suppliers.
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Debt dependency, drained reserves and escalating pension payments have pounded CPS' credit ratings deep into the junk category.
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Republicans promote dependency by limiting voter choice and co-opting or crushing independent candidates and grassroots political movements.
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"What's unfair is a government program that encourages dependency rather than incentivizing independence via self sufficiency," Sessions said.
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If you don't love yourself first then it's not love you share with others, it's dependency and distraction.
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But what's missed in that discussion is that what we should really be saying no to is dependency.
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Fortunately, states have many reform tools to roll back what has become the gateway to dependency: food stamps.
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How do we significantly reduce these countries' economic dependency on Russia and towards Europe, Turkey and other markets?
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The trailer was created specifically in response to the need to reduce greenhouse gases and fossil fuel dependency.
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As for the DSM, problematic gambling was an obvious place to start compared to tanning dependency, Stapleton says.
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Our dietary rhythms had been shaped by the nation's growing dependency on screens as irresistible portals of entertainment.
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It also said failure to provide children with food could result in parents being sent to Dependency Court.
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The country is also seeking to shift away from oil dependency, after plummeting oil prices triggered a recession.
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"The original challenge is the weather dependency," said John Lacy, the president of Burton Snowboards, an industry pioneer.
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And, of course, if you don't own 'The Ballad of Sexual Dependency' by Nan Goldin, you're an asshole.
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Researchers set out to study welfare dependency in the 220s and 230s, when this issue dominated public debate.
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They clearly have some sort of understanding, some emotional elasticity — or financial dependency — that is beyond my comprehension.
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But the blunt reality is that we risk soul-sucking dependency if we're always setting kids' broken arms.
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Releasing Kristen from my dependency meant that I would have only myself to blame whenever I felt unhappy.
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The men are heavy drinkers, while Mary, newly released from a sanitarium, is fighting a dependency on morphine.
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"All I'd seen was domestic violence and chemical dependency from my mom and my whole family," she said.
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The occupation has imposed on Palestinians a system of economic dependency, with all transactions subject to Israeli whim.
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But the resonance between the two English titles, which evoke similar themes of bloodsucking dependency, suggest a pairing.
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Many states have focused on the important challenge of moving welfare recipients from government dependency to self-sufficiency.
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The move is Indonesia's latest effort to reduce the nation's dependency on imports to fulfill domestic beef demand.
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Love addicts typically exhibit signs of co-dependency on their partner and at times lose touch with reality.
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But after that, the business being acquired from Intel will allow Apple to reduce its dependency on Qualcomm.
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This way, YouTube creators get a new audience on a separate platform, which reduces dependency on YouTube's algorithm.
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"Here, we have a reflection of dependency: My happiness is dependent on someone else doing something," explains Biester.
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She was born with a drug dependency, but without methadone, she may never have been born at all.
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A dependency court judge ruled that Noah would remain in state custody but could live with his maternal grandmother.
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Talkspace is an online therapy company that has a program meant to treat people with dependency on social media.
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Also, 89 percent of the American people believe work requirements help people get out of dependency and off welfare.
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Given this dependency, it is most heartbreaking when baby elephants are left orphaned because of drought, conflict or poaching.
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We're going to do failure testing so that we identify the dependency graphs and run a bunch of bugs.
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Every once in a while, someone will mention the prescription pills or casually question Zoey's dependency on the drug.
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The product was designed with adult smokers in mind and their need to break the grip of cigarette dependency.
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It has also removed its long running use of "data dependency" as the main driver of its policy actions.
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YouTube's new ad-free subscription service, YouTube Red, is a strong step to diversify revenue and dependency on advertisers.
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The biggest dependency payout will be for children who lost both parents, said lawyers representing some of the victims.
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"We've never had a greater dependency with any country," said Jennings, a director at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
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Far from locking countries in cycles of dependency, smart aid investments actually help countries unlock virtuous cycles of growth.
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It means a new era for the tribe, Iti says—but colonization forces dependency, and change will take time.
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In these shows, moments of delight emerge when Lupe or Rosario outsmart their bosses or highlight their co-dependency.
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Many EU governments complain it increases dependency on Russia's Gazprom, which already supplies around one third of EU gas.
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But dependency on an illegal substance outlives the fun thing really quickly; it gets to be a real drag.
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And though I spend most of my free time with my boyfriend, our relationship is not built on dependency.
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But the Republican Party expresses this antipathy to dependency in vicious ways and in all avenues of public life.
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The expected timing of those emerging economies' eventual pivot from export dependency to domestic consumption has been grossly underestimated.
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Especially for someone who has struggled with opioid dependency in the past, taking a preventative approach could be invaluable.
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It might appear as though welfare dependency is a scourge, but dig deeper and the reality is quite different.
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However, when the dependency ratio was increasing (ie, relatively fewer workers), real house prices fell by 0.2% a year.
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Now, a number of other countries want to reduce their dependency on the U.S. and get those economic benefits.
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The 90s rock band that made peppy songs about drug dependency and suicide is having a surprisingly good 2016.
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Eventually her doctor was prescribing her the maximum legal dosage he could, and before long she developed a dependency.
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By enacting these reforms, Ohio lawmakers are providing able-bodied adults on welfare a new path out of dependency.
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Ford's reliance on profits from pickup trucks is the "highest dependency on the segment" among automakers, per Morgan Stanley.
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Norheim was transferred from guardianship court to dependency court, where he now oversees cases involving abused and neglected children.
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Like methadone, another treatment for opioid addiction, buprenorphine is an opioid itself and can produce euphoria and cause dependency.
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" "The laws and regulations governing dependency status were created to help students who legitimately need assistance to attend college.
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Without that support in place, millions of single-parent families are forced into lives of poverty, dependency, and despair.
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The series hypothesizes that a combination of solar and storage systems will reduce both wildfires and power company dependency.
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The appeal comes from the microgrid's ability to increase local supplies of power, thus reducing grid dependency during blackouts.
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But these calculations do not factor in Asia's dependency on Russian gas and the potential disruption to gas supplies.
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To understand how to overcome this dependency, the Communist Party commissioned a study in the 1980s on agricultural productivity.
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This dependency gives Samsung a higher ceiling for potential growth, as it's not dependent solely on its own devices.
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The nation's third-largest public school system has been struggling with escalating pension payments, drained reserves and debt dependency.
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In the first full trailer for the film, Nic addresses his dependency on drugs in a heart-wrenching scene.
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In a statement to VICE, the dispensary said informal observation suggested the program was effective in reducing methadone dependency.
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In colorful recreations of tools, he expresses both a nostalgia and a cynical take on human dependency on technology.
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Harlan, Ky., the seat of a county with one of the nation's highest rates of dependency on federal benefits.
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From then until 2013, he directed the Baron Edmond de Rothschild Chemical Dependency Institute at Mount Sinai Beth Israel.
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Fisher conceded Thursday he was at the Fed over the stretch during which the "dependency" he lamented was developed.
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Could a benefit of the unfortunate impeachment process be that at least some senators break the cycle of dependency?
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Drug treatment programs such as medical detox can treat opioid dependency and help patients on the path to recovery.
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In both the medical community and the public consciousness, the conflation of addiction and chemical dependency has stubbornly persisted.
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Ben Carson, the secretary of housing and urban development, blamed welfare programs that he said fostered dependency and despair.
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When it comes to breaking a bad habit, we can learn a lot from people who overcome drug dependency.
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When it comes to public housing for the rich, it becomes hard to break the cycle of welfare dependency.
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Good news even for physical market players given the rise in U.S. premiums as the country's import dependency increases.
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These days, the responsible parent is the one who pushes a child into the dependency of student-debt bondage.
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Proponents voiced support for oil and gas drilling efforts to create jobs and reduce America's dependency on foreign oil.
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Robert Rector of the conservative Heritage Foundation warns that a universal child allowance would promote dependency and discourage work.
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The drug helped ensure my child would be born nine months later — alive, but struggling with her own dependency.
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The way you change the conversation about car dependency and sprawl is by not making it an ideological argument.
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Employment rates of non-disabled working-age adults have been stunted, and their dependency on welfare programs has grown.
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And how our grandest desires, even our most sublime dreams, might just be artificial manifestations of our smartphone dependency.
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Of these around 30m, or 0.6% of the world's adult population, suffered from drug-use disorders such as drug dependency.
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Our team recently rewrote our news app to take advantage of modern patterns such as dependency injection and reactive programming.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is seeking to develop new industries to wean Saudi Arabia off dependency on oil exports.
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For decades in the U.S., physicians resisted prescribing opioids, in part for fear that patients would develop dependency and addiction.
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It's a runaway train careening down a hill at breakneck speed, just begging to derail our dependency on private cars.
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Authorities and investors say boosting hydro power will reduce regional dependency on coal and comply with European Union energy policies.
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Yes, I still lived under his roof, but I was no longer a child, muted by my age and dependency.
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That marks the eighth straight year of reductions, bringing the debt dependency ratio to a decade low of 34.5 percent.
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This generational co-dependency is not being discussed because of the separate audiences and issues associated with each party's candidates.
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The latest update to Pebble watches should extend their life a bit longer by removing the dependency on cloud servers.
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As it stands, the flow of people into and out of Britain tilts the numbers favourably, improving the dependency ratio.
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The Arizona Department of Child Safety said Wendy and Kansas Lavarnia "had a previous dependency case with DCS" involving Landen.
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The notion that using marijuana to treat pain can curb opioid dependency has started to affect policy in some states.
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Children were seen as in need of protection, and their period of economic dependency lengthened in both Europe and America.
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The Arizona Department of Child Safety has said Kansas and Wendy "had a previous dependency case with DCS" involving Landen.
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Rather than start down a slippery slope of painkiller dependency, he turns to cannabis supplements and hash oil for relief.
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He underwent back surgery years later in May 2009 which led to his prescription pill dependency, according to his manager.
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In addition being on probation until June 27, 2019, Hansen has already attended a chemical dependency assessment and treatment evaluation.
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Because there's an open case in Dependency Court, we're told any custody agreement must be signed off by that judge.
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Those little liner notes, there was a great thing about you said something about co-dependence, another co-dependency song.
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Plus, before they would have received dependency exemptions on their three kids, to the tune of $12,150 for all three.
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Shriek in terror as it becomes clear that you have a dependency issue and you should probably talk to someone.
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He mostly avoids the baggy pants, prop dependency, and broad racial stereotypes that filled turn-of-the-20th-century stages.
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Lying in her incubator in the NICU's high dependency unit, she is settled into the custom-made swaddle and sling.
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The reopening of the Mountain Pass rare earths mine in California last year has done little to reduce that dependency.
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So it makes sense the iPhone maker would be interested in reducing its manufacturing dependency on its central smartphone competitor.
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A new report on the demographic outlook by Berenberg, a German bank, focuses on one important measure: the dependency ratio.
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These American families who moved out of dependency into the workforce saw their incomes increase, on average, by 28500 percent.
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An example: the sight of an older person using a cane might trigger associations with "dependency" and "incompetence" -- negative biases.
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Now in a backlash against digital dependency, a number of tour operators, cruise lines and resorts are championing unplugged vacations.
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"The dependency on foreign ownership of our debt should be an alarming issue over a long horizon," Fink told Reuters.
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Analysts CNBC spoke to considered Africa's largest economy the best-placed on the continent to diversify away from oil dependency.
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And everyone else would no longer have to pay the huge sums we now do to support today's mass dependency.
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Existing welfare policies that are meant to lift folks out of government dependency and back into work aren't doing enough.
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The dependency on this one supplier puts the industry at risk and has hurt "[i]nvestments in improvements" to technologies.
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Zilingo, meanwhile, has transcended the sales race by building a product that can live without a dependency on its Zilingo.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves and debt dependency for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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Given their mutual dependency, the union between Ronaldo and Perez, the Galactico and the stargazer, has long been surprisingly torrid.
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Economists believe that the country's trade dependency has risen to higher than 50 percent, just shy of the global average.
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He has lamented "growing government dependency," touted tax cuts for the wealthy and lavished praise on high-flying corporate executives.
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Net import dependency has grown steadily to 74% in 2017, when the region sucked in 6.2 million tonnes of aluminium.
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"What we're protesting is that we are spending money in this country to create a dependency culture," Mr. Sartor said.
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As a Certified Addiction Treatment Counselor, I have spent two decades working with individuals affected by opiate abuse and dependency.
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The Waismann Method has provided the latest medical techniques to treat opioid dependency with a specialized and individualized recovery care.
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Rather, what this situation reveals is that faulty rules that have allowed Michigan and many others states to perpetuate dependency.
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The lack of trust "will only reinforce an existing trend among businesses to reduce their dependency and risk," he said.
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This approach is morally satisfying and politically expedient, but it helps perpetuate the conflict and sustain Assad's dependency on Iran.
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On his DC agenda is thrusting Saudi out of hydrocarbon dependency and fast-forwarding it to a nuclear-powered future.
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Every seven minutes another American dies of an overdose; 2.1 million children live with a parent with a drug dependency.
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"The government and the leadership have taken the direction of trying to reduce dependency on hydrocarbon revenues," Al-Shorafa said.
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Many treatment programs have waiting lists, and the vast majority of those with substance use or dependency problems go untreated.
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European dependency on Russia's natural gas is expected to grow in 2020, when the Nord Stream 85033 project is completed.
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His mom, who works two jobs as a licensed chemical dependency counselor, took the afternoon off to be with him.
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One of the most potent weapons in that campaign is Russia's control over energy resources — and Europe's dependency on them.
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In that case, Aramco's IPO won't be a step away from fossil fuel dependency, but a step closer towards it.
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The strategy incorporated removing the stigma of dependency, disconnecting work from income, and denying the value of a common culture.
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The transformational power of work overcomes addiction and dependency, helping people discover self-sufficiency and a life of meaning instead.
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"Even today, new countries are being brought into the cycle of coal dependency," said Heffa Schücking, the director of Urgewald.
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Mr. Flanagan, who assumed the leadership of the chamber in 2015, had first sought treatment for alcohol dependency in 2017.
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There is already talk in Berlin of pursuing closer German-Chinese relations as one way of reducing dependency on Washington.
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On the other side, there's this thing called the dependency ratio; the ratio between caregivers and people who need care.
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Velasco believes Chavez's model of socialism that he implemented during that era of the oil boom exacerbated the country's oil dependency.
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Guzzo defines his group's responsibilities as mitigating the impact of climate change, reducing dependency on finite resources and using safer materials.
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How will the progressives' prescription of ever-greater dependency survive an economy that gives people hope and inspires individualism and ambition?
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He emphasized "data dependency" on Wednesday and said if data do not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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Although monetary policy should be data-dependent, their dependency should be based on rules rather than discretionary actions and presidential tweets.
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"Putting people on part-time jobs that don't pay livable wages doesn't get them off a cycle of dependency," he said.
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So while the security impacts are debatable, it is certain that the decision will result in increased technological dependency on China.
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Second, let's drop the talk about "dependency" and "welfare cultures," powerfully articulated by Ronald Reagan, and never really contested since then.
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As a CDC study found, the risk of dependency, which can lead to addiction, dramatically increases the longer one uses opioids.
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But it has pushed through some reforms, eliminated its dependency on Russian gas, cleared its banking system and stabilised its economy.
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"In business thinking you always balance between vendors and you don't want to fall into dependency from one vendor," he said.
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Robert created the Brent Shapiro Foundation and its annual Summer Spectacular to raise money and awareness about drug abuse and dependency.
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The other side: Environmentalists say industry's focus on recycling reinforces the world's plastic dependency and unfairly shifts attention to waste management.
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In that interview last Tuesday, Immelt said on CNBC that the business world has evolved past dependency on free trade deals.
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Clinton: She wants to combat climate change and boost renewable energies, cut waste and reduce the United States' dependency on oil.
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"We really have to get out of this debt dependency trap," Muhammad Hammad Azhar, Pakistan's state minister for revenue, told Reuters.
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One reason for Asia's relative stinginess may be a lingering belief that safety nets erode people's work ethic and foster dependency.
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Among those most vulnerable are an untold number of patients who've checked in to one of Bronx Lebanon's chemical dependency programs.
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Old-age dependency ratios across the region are already rising fast, and in the coming two decades will soar (see chart).
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While it isn't as widely pathologized in the US, cellphone dependency is certainly a topic that psychologists can treat patients for.
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"But you can't say that anymore," he says, adding that there's now clear evidence that marijuana dependency is a real issue.
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"We will end the culture of dependency and restore a culture of good, hard work," Romney said on the campaign trail.
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"We went to the African union and were able to share with heads of state the potential dependency crisis," said Sidibé.
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Poppers are relatively safe—a 2007 study ranked them 19th out of 20 drugs in potential for dependency and physical harm.
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This self-inflicted wound has inevitably led to increased dependency on imports for the essential materials used in all infrastructure projects.
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This has the potential to solidify a culture of government dependency that welfare reform efforts have fought so hard to address.
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Now, there are in fact some policies that DO perpetuate dependency and poverty while depleting our national treasury and natural resources.
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And the third is heavy dependency on foreign aid with no prospect of generating local economic prosperity anywhere in the region.
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In this respect, he suggests that there's little difference between vaping and smoking meth—both have the same potential for dependency.
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Lululemon could also opt to set up its own data center infrastructure and reduce its dependency on third-party computing resources.
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Payet grew up on Réunion, a pinprick of a tropical island and a French dependency, 1,000 miles from Africa's east coast.
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Expanding these services could reduce dependency on government support, as well as reduce the cost of long-term supports and services.
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Other findings from the report include: Across all age groups, men were more likely than women to be diagnosed with dependency.
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He's still shining and haunted by the memories of his childhood, and nursing an alcohol dependency scarily reminiscent of his father's.
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Unfortunately, states have used numerous workarounds to void work requirements in food stamps, perpetuating dependency and leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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Fantin-Latour had an ambiguous relationship with portraiture: He regarded with horror his father's dependency on it to make a living.
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The United States and other countries are seeking alternative sources and ways of reducing dependency on China's control of those elements.
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For those without adequate savings for retirement, those added years will be a time of uncertainty and dependency rather than leisure.
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Trump seems to have forgotten that the UN is the place that is all about peace and decreasing dependency on weapons.
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States became seedbeds of welfare innovation in their efforts to fight poverty through employment and other means of reducing welfare dependency.
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Earlier this week, Tillerson criticized "China's approach" to Africa which he said encouraged dependency through "opaque contracts" and "predatory loan practices".
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To Cervero, The Atlantic's utopia promotes population decentralization and car dependency, two things that would dramatically alter New York City's DNA.
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He'd had a history of substance abuse but was managing it with buprenorphine, a medication used to help treat opioid dependency.
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This dependency left these unions vulnerable when Republicans took over many state governments in the wave elections of 211983 and 212018.
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"Dependency is something they are really concerned about," said Laura Rosenberger, senior fellow and director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy.
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A proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census reveals the dependency between older white voters and America's growing young minority population.
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But Mr. Trump's supporters, and the country in general, must not ignore the generational dependency between older whites and younger minorities.
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They will decimate U.S. seafood production and jobs, which will in turn create dependency on foreign food sources—forget buying local.
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The display appears to finally buck the company's longtime notch dependency, in favor of a hole punch camera on the front.
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As the bonds of support and dependency change, how do we tell our children that it is O.K. to say goodbye?
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Government safety-net programs like food stamps can create dependency and therefore hurt the very people they are intended to help.
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Commonsense work requirements will not only reduce dependency, but also improve the lives of individuals currently stuck in the Medicaid program.
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But the new report found that rates of infant drug dependency are rising in tandem with maternal opioid use in particular.
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Increasing cyber dependency also raises ethical concerns about the ability of machines to make decisions with direct impact on human lives.
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They are not criminals, and the majority do not see themselves as perpetual victims doomed to a life of government dependency.
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"While TVS Motor's direct dependency on China is limited for components, some Tier II suppliers have been impacted adversely," TVS said.
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But they did not dismantle the modern welfare state; instead, they sought to limit its excesses and reduce long-term dependency.
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"I believe in path dependency — when a place is good at one thing, I think you can really rebuild on that."
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In a nutshell, the corporate tax issue provides an excellent case study of the problem of "path dependency" in public policy.
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The current system, a collection of 85033 unconnected state Responsible Father Registries (RFRs), leaves gaps in the adoption and dependency process.
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This left a legacy of devastating dependency, not only on opium but on the lawless and destructive economy that produced it.
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JOHN WILLIAMS: Steve, I'm going to use a word you might be surprised to hear me say and that's data dependency.
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Our relationship is very much about equality and respect, and mutual love for each other, and I didn't want this dependency.
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Taiwan is a stark example of the potential dangers if the region's economic dependency on the U.S. is not quickly reasserted.
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You might hear from some adults that porn use has led to dependency, erectile dysfunction, fear of intimacy and other problems.
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Perhaps the good doctor's imagined lack of dependency was simply because he never reached the bottom of his stash of freebies.
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It's a "British Crown Dependency" where the people speak English, but also Portuguese, Polish, and Jèrriais, a language native to the island.
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The Obama-Democratic strategy of maximizing dependency and undermining the work ethic has led many of these men to leave the workforce.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency and junk bond ratings for the nation's third-largest public school system.
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South Asia, meanwhile, could afford to lose 22000m workers—India alone could send more than 80m abroad—without worsening its dependency ratio.
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And Harvard's Ken Rogoff examines the The Curse of Cash and why reducing our dependency on it might be a good thing.
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For Wollstonecraft, dependency is awful not just because it makes you a slave but because it turns you into a slavish person.
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South Asia, meanwhile, could afford to lose 134m labourers—India alone could send more than 80m abroad—without worsening its dependency ratio.
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The conference aims in particular to attract farming investment to boost local food production and reduce the country's dependency on oil exports.
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The financial crash of 2008 revealed a dangerous co-dependency between America the importer of cheap goods and China the thrifty exporter.
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Exploring human relationships, the depths and the despair that they can bring you to, and the dependency on someone—or, alternatively, something.
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Over the last six years, Tesla and Panasonic [which supplies batteries to Tesla] have reduced cobalt dependency by about 60 percent already.
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"THINGS TEND to move slowly around here," explains one resident of Sark, a tiny British crown dependency off the coast of Normandy.
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Washington (CNN)Several Republican candidates came to New Hampshire Tuesday to discuss how they would address addiction -- specifically heroin dependency -- as president.
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I also don't take it every night (to reduce the risk of dependency), and don't take it in combination with other medications.
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But reducing dependency, he added, is the best answer to "the formidable challenge that President Trump poses for our prosperity and security."
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Someday, these wonderful, courageous Americans will rebuff collective dependency and will embrace individual accountability and the covenant we find in our Constitution.
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Great Society liberals did not intend to trap generations of the poor in low quality housing or induce dependency on government handouts.
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The CGT said President Emmanuel Macron's long-term energy-transition plan would hurt jobs and increase France's energy dependency on neighbouring countries.
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It's conceivable that many people who developed painkiller dependency transitioned to heroin prior to the restrictions because heroin costs less, he says.
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The GOP gets particularly vicious when dependency combines with race (eugenics and racism are toxins that have always reinforced each other anyway).
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Nuclear fusion power plants could end our dependency on fossil fuels and provide a virtually limitless, highly efficient source of clean energy.
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But during the euro zone crisis it was held responsible for creating a "doom loop" of debt dependency between states and banks.
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Since its implementation, ObamaCare has wreaked havoc on Alaska, leading to higher premiums, worsening access to care, more dependency, and skyrocketing spending.
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The controversial SNAP changes are being lauded by some Republicans as a way to end the "dependency" of lower-income SNAP recipients.
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This ratio is more or less constant until it eventually declines, painting a reassuring forecast compared to the old-age dependency ratio.
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The primary diagnosis of opioid dependency kicks off a number of medical services, including office visits, lab tests and other related treatments.
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George F. Will: How our democracy has made dependency a right Explore more from The Opinions Essay series and other Opinions features
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Parental support of adult "kids" ranges from full dependency to steady drips of cash infusions, with all of it degrading retirement savings.
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BY-PRODUCT DEPENDENCY Cobalt is rarely found on its own but rather exists as a by-product in copper or nickel deposits.
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It also provides drugs like buprenorphine and naltrexone, medications used to treat opioid dependency, as well as naloxone rescue kits for overdoses.
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Tucking your company into an ecosystem may seem like a safer play than going alone, but it can also create a dependency.
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That dependency tree of libraries abstracts all the people whose work has made those libraries available and functional in the first place.
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Both promise a head rush and potential dependency, but the Juul, like queerness, is just cooler, or at least feels more modern.
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But aside from alleviating pile-ups, the most promising benefit of straddling buses is their potential to reduce China's fossil fuel dependency.
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He characterized the habit as a dependency, not as an addiction, because it may not have serious adverse consequences for most people.
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Too many view the lives of people in north Baton Rouge as the cumulative result of poor choices, weak values and dependency.
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He opposes government programs that he says encourage "dependency," and he has been fiercely critical of housing programs intended to end segregation.
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"Welfare reform" set that template in the 1990s, purporting to free Americans from dependency by giving them a whole lot less welfare.
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The CGT said President Emmanuel Macron's long-term energy-transition plan would hurt jobs and increase France's energy dependency on neighboring countries.
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Prince Mohammed has worked to turn the fund into a global investment giant whose profits can reduce the kingdom's dependency on oil.
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For parents thinking of getting their kids smartphones, providing incremental and compartmentalized access can help establish good habits and prevent problematic dependency.
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Hilarie Cash, a co-founder, said she was working to develop a certification program for addiction disorders including internet and gaming dependency.
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The report notes that struggles with addiction, or relapsing after overcoming dependency, are often contributing factors to being sent back to prison.
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"I don't think it's bad, I just think for me it can be a dependency," Bieber says of his relationship to marijuana.
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Ms. Eshoo has previously warned about Americans' dependency on China for their drug supply, holding a hearing last fall on the topic.
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We don't want to continue a dependency, but we actually need to continue a cooperation because the future is international in space.
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An estimated 1.9 million people have a substance use disorder involving prescription opioids, with another 586,000 suffering from heroin abuse or dependency.
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In the last few years, opioid dependency and needle-sharing have sparked new cases of H.I.V.-AIDS, hepatitis C and other infections.
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She had developed a dependency on oxycodone and was said to have participated in petty robberies, though no charges were ever filed.
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JOE RIGERT, MINNEAPOLIS The writer is the author of "The Dependency Curse: How Reliance on Government and Casinos Damages Native American Lives."
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The pipeline is viewed as strategic by the European Union as it moves to wean itself off its dependency on Russian gas.
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When hospitalized, these patients present physicians with an opportunity to treat both their drug dependency and the condition that precipitates inpatient admission.
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That deal was secret because the UK was in the process of decolonizing Mauritius, of which the Chagos archipelago was a dependency.
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Carson has said the goal is to reduce assistance to the poor to combat what he sees as a cycle of dependency.
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Escalating pension payments have led to junk credit ratings, drained reserves and debt dependency for the nation's third-largest public school system.
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He initially went to Samoa hoping to convince people to grow coffee but soon realized it would create a culture of dependency.
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Earlier iterations of the Apple Watch, and frankly, most other smartwatches, have been hamstrung by their dependency on your phone for data.
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Also, car dependency is a leading contributor to the epidemic of preventable diseases that are linked to how we design our cities.
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But we're also concerned about the national debt, oppressed by an arcane, punitive tax code, and unenthusiastic about widespread dependency on the state.
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Typically patients are treated through prescription pills, though those can only be used for a short amount of time and can cause dependency.
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Chief among them: The bloc has been trying, and failing, to cut its dependency on Russian gas since the 2014 crisis in Ukraine.
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Unfortunately the Obama administration weakened these reforms and shifted back toward maximizing dependency and food stamps, rather than work and take-home pay.
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"There's a clear dose-dependency seen between the cumulative amount of smoking and the risks for future rheumatoid arthritis," Michaud said by email.
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First and foremost, marijuana is already associated with more abuse and dependency (now called substance abuse disorder) than all other illegal drugs combined.
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The Pixel 3, as noted above, takes steps meant to help us reduce our usage and dependency on these wonderful and insidious devices.
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The U.S. Commerce Department's "Section 220" report on U.S. steel import dependency gives him wide powers to penalize imports on national security grounds.
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In the clip, she said her father's dependency on narcotics put a strain on their relationship, and they were even estranged for times.
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Xi is doing what all aspiring empires do, threading the world in a web of dependency, slowly creating dominion in other powers' backyards.
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She dedicated the next 12 years of her life to battling her addiction, a dependency that landed her back on Rikers in 1998.
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Syntax analysis APIs that can identify parts of speech and create dependency parse trees, on the other hand, aren't as widely available yet.
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"I think the West understands Turkey's near-total dependency on the West for its economic survival, security and its foreign policy," he said.
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"More and more as we look at the future, we have to decrease the dependency on visas," Sikka told CNBC earlier on Tuesday.
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"Around the world, governments are waking up to the fact that China's economic inducements facilitate economic dependency and domination, not partnership," it said.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency and junk credit ratings for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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For cocaine, it's around 21 percent, alcohol almost 23 percent, and for nicotine it's nearly 68 percent of users that will develop dependency.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency and junk bond ratings for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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Markets for years have had a sort of psychological co-dependency on China, given its prevalence, influence and growth in the global economy.
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I've often wondered if Wilder made them to help Pryor who was often struggling with drug dependency and, in later years, Parkinson's disease.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves and debt dependency for Chicago Public Schools (CPS), the nation's third-largest public school system.
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Puerto Rico suffers from high energy costs, a dependency on oil and old, inefficient power plants, which contribute to the island's fiscal problems.
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At some point, possibly this year, the Apple Watch will shed its dependency on the iPhone and quash performance issues plaguing its use.
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First, cannabis appears to induce dependency in a minority of users, meaning the decision whether to light up is not a free one.
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Given the United States' dependency on aluminium imports, the bill for that assistance was always going to land with the country's aluminium users.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, junk credit ratings, and debt dependency for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, junk credit ratings and debt dependency for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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Meanwhile, many middle-class families rely on the A.C.A.'s essential health benefits, which include substance-abuse treatment, to deal with dependency issues.
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Inflation also tends to be higher (4.1%) in years when the dependency ratio is falling and lower (2.7%) when the ratio is increasing.
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Using the data and documentation, Pedersen hopes to convince the public, policymakers and industry that society needs to cut its dependency on plastic.
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I don't see how I'll ever be able to afford a big purchase like that on my own and that dependency is frustrating.
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Technological challenges have made it hard for AMS to reduce its dependency on Apple, which analysts estimate accounts for 45 percent of sales.
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The 2019-2020 FAFSA includes the following sections: Student Demographics, School Selection, Dependency Status, Parent Demographics, Financial Information, Sign & Submit, and Confirmation.5.
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The goal of the program is to help disabled people find jobs in order to "reduce dependency on cash benefits," the SSA wrote.
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A core goal is "diversifying away from complete dependency on sources of supply in politically unstable countries who may cut off U.S. access".
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They have embedded a culture of dependency among the poor and created an industry of Democratic "leaders" calling for even more welfare funding.
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By applying a decentralized approach, citizens are able to own and update their own personal identity, thus removing the dependency on governmental intervention.
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Escalating pension payments have led to junk credit ratings, drained reserves and debt dependency for CPS, the country's third-largest public school system.
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But it also incorporates some of his son's literary sensibility, and conveys the bliss of being high along with the desperation of dependency.
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That's the reason why so many people start having two glasses of wine—and then dependency becomes a more entrenched and serious problem.
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The trading system China dominates has reduced the long dependency of Latin American and sub-Saharan African countries on American and European markets.
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Many of you depend on this healing leaf for your general well-being, pain and suffering, depression, anxiety, PTSD, opioid dependency, and more.
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Once you remove that dependency, you take away some of the power men have as the natural leaders, protectors, and owners of women.
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And, by the way, Aaron's 'Doctors' visit won't be his first ... his dependency on prescription drugs was also the topic 2 years ago.
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Edge computing allows data to be processed "on device," removing the dependency on cloud networks and limiting the risk of user-data hacking.
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In mid-1942, an estimated 500,000 wives quit their war jobs in order to strengthen their husbands&apos claims to a dependency deferment.
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If you are taken to Dependency court, the result may be your child being removed from your home and placed in foster care.
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Escalating pension payments have led to junk credit ratings, drained reserves and debt dependency for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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With Starliner and SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the space agency hopes to end that dependency in favor of launching people from the U.S. again.
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Bogus claims by pro-dependency advocacy groups can't change reality: moving able-bodied adults from welfare to work changes lives for the better.
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One of our more recent studies examined the various obstacles preventing people from receiving proper treatment, specifically those who suffer from opioid dependency.
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During Venezuela's oil boom years, many neighboring markets developed a dependency on generous energy supplies and credit, which are soon going to disappear.
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But many German carmakers depend on China's car buyers and already cooperate with Huawei — a dependency Beijing is not shy to exploit. 4.
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"Government can be a powerful force for good, but government dependency has never been the American dream," said Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary.
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Some economists have criticized these efforts, maintaining that these programs often impede development by creating dependency, distorting market incentives, and entrenching corrupt dictators.
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Yasay played a crucial role driving Duterte's policy of diversifying foreign relations beyond ally the United States, describing it as a "shackling dependency".
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency, and junk bond ratings for CPS, the nation's third-largest public school system.
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"The web of dependency is so perpetuated that a lot of people on reserve actually think welfare is a treaty right," he said.
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But for the friend's peace of mind, it's probably useful to go au natural often to avoid developing a dependency on the drug.
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But it also has been accused of perpetuating what critics call a culture of dependency among a population that has quintupled in size.
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Among large economies, China has the highest dependency on exports to the United States and therefore looks the most vulnerable to U.S. protectionism.
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Over the years I've tried over-the-counter sleep aids, but I've generally resisted this out of fear that it'll create a dependency.
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More and more patients are being treated for opioid dependency, and are reporting addictions to methadone, buprenorphine, fentanyl, codeine, morphine, tramadol, and oxycodone.
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The US electricity grid is hard to defend because of its enormous size and heavy dependency on digital communication and computerized control software.
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Most crucially, they can create severe dependency, and, during an overdose, can slow breathing so much that people stop breathing altogether and can die.
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Together, they're a tribute to the horrors of co-dependency, which reaches its dark, poisonous climax as "Forever" winds toward its retrospectively inevitable conclusion.
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Her acclaimed 1985 work, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, consists of almost 700 portraits capturing intimate moments in her own and her friends' lives.
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She is an instructor of psychology at a local college and the mother of a teenage daughter, and she agonizes over her morphine dependency.
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Later, de Lesseps said Medley wasn't being honest with herself about her dependency on alcohol and had a "drinking problem" — allegations Medley has denied.
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Because of this dependency, the storks have started skipping their annual winter migration to Africa, so they can stay closer to their snack stash.
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Jordan Peterson, a controversial Candian academic popular among conservatives, sought treatment in Russia for a "physical dependency" on anti-anxiety medication, his daughter said.
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The net result is more dependency on Chinese technology with all the pitfalls of reliance on an authoritarian regime that abhors freedom and privacy.
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It's a book that investigates through a mix of personal anecdotes and in-depth research into the female experience of drug and alcohol dependency.
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And I guess when you are talking about data dependency and all your monetary policy tools, you gear that you are flexible on anything.
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Escalating pension payments have led to drained reserves, debt dependency, and junk bond ratings for CPS, which is controlled by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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As expected, the article suggests a strong dependency — default rates are expected to increase by 0.55 percent for each 1 percent growth in unemployment.
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But the line between voluntary and mandatory is often fluid," says Freitag, blaming "tentangled power and dependency relations... as well as normalized sexual violence.
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"By doing that we are going to diversify our portfolio and our dependency on crude and gas will be a lot less," he said.
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Far less predictable is how the U.S. President will respond to the findings of the "Section 232" report on the country's steel import dependency.
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I first encountered Nan Goldin's photographs when I was a teenager, and hoarded a copy of The Ballad of Sexual Dependency under my mattress.
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It says a pipeline is the safest, most cost-effective and environmentally responsible way to move crude oil, removing dependency on rails and trucks.
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But on top of the persistent oil dependency, problems such as a shortage of affordable housing and uneven health care were only partially resolved.
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The bottom line: It's going to take a combination of new materials and improved recycling methods to minimize the impacts of our plastics dependency.
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That's not possible today, given the dependency on electric grids, regional utility monopolies, and energy hurdles in manufacturing hubs like China, among other factors.
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The Economist's analysis of the dependency of some German towns on their principal employers shows that Wolfsburg is extreme, but not unique (see table).
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Governed by a philosophy that welfare ought to be temporary and government's role should be to move people from dependency to work, Wisconsin Gov.
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This puts huge pressure on public services, and has arguably kept wages low and entrenched welfare dependency among many indigenous and low-skilled workers.
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While forced dependency on commercial platforms and proprietary software is not desirable, advocates have few other options to defend themselves against state-backed hacking.
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If we stay on trend, America's old-age dependency ratio in 0003 will be 2000 working-age adults for every person of retirement age.
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"The lawsuit claims the companies knowingly marketed their drugs as safe for chronic pain management while downplaying the risk of opioid dependency," he added.
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Officials have publicly said hydroelectric dams are needed to meet Turkey's energy and water needs and reduce its dependency on countries that sell energy.
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At the heart of the push to repeal Obamacare is the idea that dependency is a cancer on the republic and should be excised.
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The experiences of people of color provide the clearest proof that poverty is not a symptom of entitled dependency, but of a corrupt system.
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Of all the forms of dependency, drug addiction is by far the most damaging to the individual, their family, their community, and our society.
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I've had type 2 diabetes for years and OurPath has helped me significantly reduce my insulin dependency and I'm on track to reverse it.
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This is a dangerously concentrated dependency, leaving a whole supply chain beholden to the political, legal and ethical uncertainties surrounding the DRC's mining sector.
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Our demands on Frank's creativity speak more to our failings than to his; we reveal our dependency on him for our own emotional expression.
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Ohio's legislative leadership should be commended for their role in reducing the damage caused by ObamaCare and help more able-bodied adults escape dependency.
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The small borrower count could lead to dependency on the reserve fund to protect against tail risk losses, which could limit any future upgrades.
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Even though China has promised to reduce its dependency on coal power, there are 210 new coal-fired power plant projects approved for construction.
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For starters, it should refuse foreign aid that passes through mega-charities, which mostly serves to crowd out local NGO efforts while perpetuating dependency.
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The proposed legislation paves the way to boost incomes, reduce child poverty, and help move more families out of dependency and into self-sufficiency.
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It lifts more than a million children out of poverty each year and brings millions more one step closer to escaping the dependency trap.
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But they actually achieved more in terms of reducing dependency on fossil fuels in the decade before the agreement than in the decade after.
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Many features of our personality exhibit that social dependency: One cannot continue to think oneself particularly gregarious, for example, when everyone else claims otherwise.
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Drugmakers including BioDelivery Sciences International Inc, Indivior Plc and privately owned Braeburn Pharmaceuticals have approved buprenorphine treatments for opioid dependency and are developing more.
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The questions about dependency status help determine whether the student is financially independent or dependent on the parents for the purposes of financial aid.
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Both aim to ultimately reduce their dependency on the greenback, limiting their exposure to U.S. currency risk and the politics of American sanctions regimes.
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DCFS could have referred the case to dependency court if it felt the kids were in danger, or recommended criminal prosecution ... it did neither.
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If someone has developed a dependency to alcohol and you suddenly remove it from their system, those chemicals can overstimulate the brain and body.
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If prices rebound, those areas dominated by extraction industries could stage a comeback — albeit one that reinforces a community's dependency on a single industry.
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These institutional changes follow widespread protests from drug policy advocates including photographer Nan Goldin, best known for her series The Ballad of Sexual Dependency.
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Chief Financial Officer Bruce Tanner said there was "not a huge amount of dependency" on Saudi sales built into its 235 and 240 forecasts.
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The problem is, they're frighteningly addictive, and chemists since the 1800s have had no luck creating new opioids that dull pain without creating dependency.
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Cruise, oil, retail, airline and industrial businesses all face different challenges amid the global pandemic, but their dependency on banks is a common denominator.
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Likewise, MBS's oil-price war with Russia underscores how his much-lauded reforms to wean Saudi Arabia away from its oil dependency are faltering.
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"The lawsuit claims the companies knowingly marketed their drugs as safe for chronic pain management while downplaying the risk of opioid dependency," Hunter said.
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These requirements have been wildly successful in other major welfare programs at reducing dependency, increasing incomes, and freeing up resources for those in need.
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Experts say it's also about making the most of what you have: Build up savings accounts, pay down debt and reduce dependency on credit.
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The launch comes as part of Saudi Arabia's wider 'Vision 2030' plans, which aim to reduce the Kingdom's dependency on its natural oil reserves.
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Rather than looking to build new tech giants, Europe should further develop regulation and investment to minimize dependency on non-European technology, Renda added.
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Escalating pension payments, drained reserves and debt dependency have pushed general obligation credit ratings for the nation's third-largest public school district into junk.
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The newborn cries out for sustenance as family, friends and community gather around to guide and educate the child from fragile dependency into adulthood.
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The largest outpost in Antarctica, it lies at the tip of Ross Island in the New Zealand-claimed territory known as the Ross Dependency.
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Should the United States be concerned if the infrastructure connectivity of Central Asia shifts the strategic dependency of the region from Russia to China?
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They do however cover generic Schedule II opioids such as fentanyl and oxycodone, which have a much higher risk for abuse, dependency and addiction.
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This year, NIH launched a new initiative to work with medical professionals to find new ways to fight pain, prevent overdoses and treat dependency.
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Students caught will also face suspension, a sentence that could be reduced if the student meets with a certified chemical dependency counselor, WBNS reported.
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GARY MACDOUGAL Former chief executive of Mark Controls; currently focuses on philanthropic work, helping disadvantaged children and families transition from dependency to self-sufficiency.
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By the time Monique left his care, her new marriage had fallen apart and she had developed a dependency on Valium, Xanax and Adderall.
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America's power grid is difficult to defend from hackers because of its enormous size and heavy dependency on digital communication and computerized control software.
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He battled addiction and chemical dependency through his teens and twenties, cycling in and out of various rehab facilities in the Las Vegas area.
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Chicago Democrats will further devastate a city, county and state already sinking under the weight of spending, bureaucracy and dependency if they adopt this proposal.
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In this future, the money from oil has solved all the problems that oil dependency creates — thanks to technology, the desert becomes a permanent oasis.
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The dependency on Intel could also hurt Apple's chances of bringing a 5G iPhone quickly to market, as Intel's 5G chips aren't expected until 2020.
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Yet dotted throughout this modern tech landscape are these anachronisms: lingering, often centuries-old pieces of technology that are still used with frequency and dependency.
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Steering so many benefits to Malays—developers are even obliged to give them discounts on new houses—has created a culture of entitlement and dependency.
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A major criticism of the 2018 Cowboy was its dependency on your phone: the e-bike can only be turned on with the Cowboy app.
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American allies in Europe have largely priced in President Trump's tantrums and fixed ideas, but are increasingly worried about their dependency on an undependable president.
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AT&T is trying to reduce its dependency on the phone business by expanding into media content through its $21 billion acquisition of Time Warner.
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"Increased dependency on China and robotaxi undermines the resilience of the Tesla investment story," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note to investors.
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The benefits to platforms in these partnerships include new revenue streams, new learning about their data capabilities and broader enterprise dependency on their data sets.
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