If anyone is dependent, it's Europe being dependent on Russia, Cohen adds.
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We're not very interested in companies that are Facebook-dependent, Google-dependent.
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They talk about being data dependent, but we are all data dependent.
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Yellen explained that the Fed is not just data dependent but market dependent.
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The dependent credit is only $500 per dependent, and it is not refundable.
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"If you were ever data-dependent, you are uber data-dependent now," she said.
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Our air is dependent on the oceans, our food is dependent on the oceans.
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We're dependent upon the U.S. because the U.S. purposely made us dependent on them.
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I hate to be dependent on her when she's also somewhat still dependent on me.
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But we're data dependent, we're going to adjust our views dependent on how the outlook changes.
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The idea of being dependent on Facebook or being dependent on any other platform is crazy.
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"Even if a species is dependent on us now, it may not be dependent indefinitely," Chris Thomas says.
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That is, we are already so dependent on technology, and, what's more, we are dependent on future advances.
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"Our food supply is dependent on G.P.S., logistics, and weather forecasting," he said, "and those systems are generally dependent on the Internet, and the Internet is dependent on D.N.S."—the system that manages domain names.
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About 15% of men who are completely financially dependent on their wives cheat, compared to 5% of dependent women.
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Instead of being dependent on super PACs, what we need is to be dependent on small, individual campaign contributors.
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I want the Fed to be data-dependent, but I don't want my trade talks to be time-dependent.
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But those perks aren't just dependent on the charger, they're dependent on the device's specific implementation of USB-PD.
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One of his sisters was born dependent on crack, he said, and a brother was born dependent on Oxycodone.
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Two others are for buying child care: the child and dependent care credit, and dependent care flexible spending accounts.
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Alternatively, it can also create a separate "dependent contractor" or "dependent worker" status with certain protections and benefits attached.
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Second, other countries are far more dependent upon exports to the U.S. than we are dependent upon exports to them.
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But all of us are dependent thinkers, dependent on our shared language, our communities, and the entanglements of social pressures.
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RURAL, WHITE, SNAP-DEPENDENT Webster County is part of a demographic that is rural, white, SNAP-dependent and increasingly Republican.
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"The behavior of the Fed since (the G20 meeting) is totally consistent with this hypothesis because the Fed seems less U.S. data dependent and more market dependent and China dependent," Jen wrote in a note to clients.
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"We will transition ourselves from a fossil fuel-dependent economy to an economy where we are not as dependent," she said.
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It's folly to replace a world order too dependent on Middle East oil with one that's too dependent on Chinese technology.
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That logjam has left the finances of local governments in many manufacturing-dependent cities dangerously dependent on land sales for revenue.
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Anything that makes a company less dependent on pet food and more dependent on animal health is a winner in his book.
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"It seems like the Fed is becoming more market dependent rather than data dependent," said Jack Ablin, founding partner of Cresset Wealth.
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It starts with an electric grid that is becoming less dependent on fossil fuel and more dependent on solar and wind energy.
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According to the Center for Global Policy Solutions, there were 3.2 million children younger than 18 receiving Social Security as the surviving dependent of a deceased parent, the dependent of a disabled worker, or the dependent of a retiree in 2014.
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I don't -- I think China is just as dependent on Southeast Asia, they're just as dependent on global trade away from United States.
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Here's a look at what dependent life insurance is, how it works, and when dependent life insurance might make sense for your family.
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Dependent life insurance is a type of insurance coverage that pays a death benefit if a covered spouse, child, or other dependent dies.
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Hunger makes people more dependent on the state that controls them, just like Venezuelans are now more dependent on Mr. Maduro's food handouts.
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"We have fire-dependent species that coevolved with fire-dependent culture," says Frank Lake, a US Forest Service research ecologist and Yurok descendant.
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Deciding if you need dependent life insuranceBecause young children are highly unlikely to die, many homes skip dependent life insurance coverage for their kids.
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Yet we are now 85033 percent import-dependent for 19 key minerals and metals, and more than 50 percent import-dependent for 24 others.
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As to resource diversity, diversity should account for operational characteristics such as whether the energy resource is storable, flow-dependent, weather-dependent or intermittent.
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Yet if Britain is dependent – as all European states are on the U.S. military umbrella, among much else – so is America dependent on Britain.
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People with diabetes, for instance, are dependent on—but not addicted to— insulin; people on certain antidepressants are dependent on them, but, again, not addicted.
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In reality, candidates are just as dependent on those independent expenditures and, in some recent elections, even more dependent than on their official campaign accounts.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,050 for each qualifying dependent.
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Today, Washington is more dependent on the presidency, and the world is more dependent on Washington's decisions, than it was in the 1930s and '40s.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to large families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,113 for each qualifying dependent.
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Let's also not forget that the whole purpose of the IPO is to diversify Saudi Arabia's oil-dependent economy away from being too dependent upon oil.
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The rule is a vast expansion of existing interpretations of what is considered a "public charge," or someone dependent or likely to become dependent on government.
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We retreated, abandoned and turned our back on a vital national security resource, and became dependent of foreign steel like we were dependent on foreign oil.
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She has all these people dependent on her, but she has control of these people, because she gives money to them, so they are dependent on her.
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But Mr. Sanders is not dependent on the big-money donors whom Mr. Bloomberg has been pitching and whom Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg are dependent on.
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"Not if they are data dependent and not in my view if they are market dependent and markets move higher into increasingly bubbly type of territory," Gross noted.
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The criticism was ironic, given that Facebook isn't "super-dependent," but is legally considered to be "dependent," meaning at least 15 percent of its workforce relies on the visa.
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That means the for-profit commercial industry will, like its illicit counterpart, and like the alcohol industry, be financially dependent on the minority of users who are chemically dependent.
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Those who considered themselves most phone-dependent scored worse than the less-dependent—but only if their phones were nearby, on the desk or in a pocket or bag.
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Studies have also found that people who are dependent on both alcohol and cocaine experience more accidental injuries, violence, and overdoses than people who are dependent on cocaine alone.
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Dependent adultsAny person over the age of 18 who is claimed as a dependent on another person's tax return is not eligible for an individual or child stimulus payment.
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Two-thirds of students still financially dependent on their parents and studying at for-profit universities live in poverty, compared to less than 20% of dependent students at public universities.
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There's the conflict of a community dependent on the oil industry for employment—not to mention a country dependent on that industry's product—even as oil contributes to climate change.
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"Make those you're dependent on for a paycheck dependent upon you," Orman told CNBC Make It in 2017, and her advice is just as relevant for the class of 2018.
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INSIDER reviewed federal data to find out how dependent on free lunches students were in every US state, and the top 10 most dependent were all based in the South.
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DEPENDENT CARE ACCOUNTS At one point, the House had proposed to eliminate workplace dependent care savings accounts that allow employees to put away $5,000 free of income taxes each year.
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But in truth, the process of normalizing interest rate policy remains data dependent and dependent, as well, on a strengthening global economy, for which there is no convincing data at all.
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Though the $2,000 child tax credit is out of reach – and you can no longer claim a $4,050 dependent exemption for him – you may be eligible for a $500 dependent credit.
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The answer was easy: If there's one thing in the world more annoying than being dependent on someone, it's when that someone constantly reminds you that you are dependent on him.
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In short, India has gotten more populous, more urban, less dependent on agriculture and more dependent on services -- and its formerly wealthy land owners are facing a rapid loss in status.
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Big tech companies are global and not overly dependent on the U.K. But VCs have warned that mid-stage companies too dependent on the U.K. could feel the heat of Brexit.
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The reason behind the IPO remains important in its own right: The whole purpose of it is to diversify Saudi Arabia's oil-dependent economy away from being too dependent upon oil.
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"Arkansas [is] dependent upon the global marketplace, " he said.
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Turning on Bluetooth is a way of sucking up more data and making more money — something companies surely knew when they decided to focus on location-dependent services and Bluetooth-dependent hardware.
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We have seen this scenario before as ad-dependent radio gave rise to subscription satellite radio like Sirius XM and ad-dependent network TV gave rise to pay-TV channels like HBO.
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Instead, we'd be dependent on foreign investors' acquiring most of our debt — making the government dependent on the "kindness of strangers" who may not be so kind as the I.O.U.s mount up.
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Still, both are heavily dependent on oil revenues, so sanctions against the sale of Saudi oil could affect that nation's economy more deeply than Russia, which is also heavily dependent on oil.
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All of Europe is dependent upon Russia in one form or another, some small, some large percentages of their energy and each one of the European nations is dependent on Russia for energy.
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But as the world becomes more dependent on American oil, American oil is becoming more dependent on the Permian Basin, which spans about 75,000 square miles across west Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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Also, should the parent of dependent children test positive for drugs, the parent "may designate a third party to receive the benefits for the benefit of the dependent child," according to the bill.
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The latter, at least, is really dependent on environmental lighting.
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However, this is entirely dependent on the type of music.
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Libya is almost entirely dependent on income from oil sales.
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"Our success is very much dependent on Asia," he said.
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Despite being closely dependent on the USSR, North Korea joined.
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Because of her age, she's not considered a dependent minor.
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The answer is highly dependent upon a specific police agency.
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The Russian economy is still very dependent on oil prices.
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And the American footwear industry is particularly dependent on China.
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South Korea is very dependent on China for its exports.
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You become dependent on what's offered -- and that's a shame.
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Every 15 minutes, a baby is born dependent on opioids.
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It is dependent on imports from mainland France and Europe.
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Yet millionaires' investor outlooks were highly dependent on their politics.
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They would love to see fair trade, not dependent aid.
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They had many workers and few elderly dependent on them.
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Whether this is truly less dependent on luck is moot.
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But the more Catherine trained, the more dependent he felt.
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Palin relies heavily on this particular kind of dependent clause.
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They will also be the caregivers of disabled, dependent children.
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It shows that Google is still highly dependent from Apple.
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We don't want them dependent on snowmobiles to get out.
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Because the other names in FANG ... are definitely economically dependent.
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They're not just going to be dependent on subscriber growth.
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"I think we're one and then data dependent," he added.
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But that's all dependent on whether the price is right.
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Lastly, materialistic students reported being more dependent on their smartphones.
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Currently, FRC's earnings profile is heavily dependent on spread revenues.
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Smith says that this timeline is dependent on NASA's support.
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Your dependent relationship on Amazon just became that much stronger.
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The mantra is that the Fed will remain data dependent.
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He is more dependent on the older, white, religious vote.
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Perhaps no town is now as dependent as Eloy, Ariz.
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It really is highly dependent on a lot of facts.
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She also reiterated that the rate path is data dependent.
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Economies dependent on natural resources have been hit particularly hard.
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US allies dependent on America's security backing are also nervous.
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But the outcome isn't just dependent on intent, he said.
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The rest lived in households of adults without dependent kids.
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Can you imagine the Fed saying they're not data dependent?
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But even this is dependent on each person's individual genetics.
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The conductivity of blood is also dependent on blood flow.
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The appropriate process will be dependent on the individual circumstances.
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So it's not dependent on ABS deals to issue loans.
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"They weren't directly dependent on the toll revenues," she explained.
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Nonetheless, that's all dependent on the freedom to do business.
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It was pure luck that I never became physically dependent.
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But those patients may also eventually become dependent on insulin.
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And none of that is dependent on my sexual orientation.
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The goal is to make people less dependent on aid.
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They are almost entirely dependent on donor funding, Sharif said.
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"We are dependent on the Mexicans trusting us," she said.
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Government spending would contract, threatening retirees dependent on Social Security.
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But those using it frequently can become dependent on it.
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Did you start taking care of a dependent family member?
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Millions of Americans remaining dependent upon others and social supports.
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So the council is dependent on raising their own funds.
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Their numbers vary, dependent on the number of Democratic officeholders.
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It is hugely dependent on China to fund its borrowing.
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Germany is first and foremost a very trade dependent economy.
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He said he was separated and had eight dependent children.
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Wild horses are a little less dependent on human intervention.
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Dependent industries, like steel fabrication and aquafarming, would also benefit.
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It is heavily dependent on moving, storing and using data.
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But how it will change is dependent on the election.
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The orange and black monarchs are wholly dependent on milkweed.
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The prestige of literary prizes is largely dependent on sponsors.
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Second, work requirements exist for few who are publicly dependent.
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They understand that their long term business is future dependent.
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Oladipo's evolution as a playmaker is partially dependent on teammates.
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ZTE is dependent on American microprocessors to build its wares.
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Cuba's economy is notoriously inefficient and dependent on foreign revenues.
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What's "fashionable" is, of course, completely dependent on personal interpretation.
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After eight years I'd become physically dependent on the drugs.
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But Canada is also dependent on the export of autos.
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The future of AI will be dependent on true learning.
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And companies dependent on travel and tourism continued to fall.
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It is fully dependent on the US for its protection.
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Mexican beer is heavily dependent on American ingredients, especially grain.
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Never before have we been so dependent on one another.
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Their ability to increase profits is all dependent on that.
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"Women are allowed to be dependent on men," Salzman explained.
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All presidential primaries are partly dependent on the previous contests.
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Many farmers in Iowa are particularly dependent on global trade.
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The dependent distinction, though, doesn't just leave out college students.
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Its army is likewise dependent on Western parts and support.
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"I was dependent on people and their reactions," Larsson said.
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Tens of thousands of Americans are dependent on opioid medications.
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Friendships are not entirely dependent on sharing extremely similar personalities.
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Paint is a tough one because that's dependent on light.
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As a nation, we have become increasingly dependent on electricity.
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The timeline is ultimately dependent on the Federal Aviation Administration.
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American universities have become increasingly dependent on this cheap labor.
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This makes "Westworld" especially dependent on its mysteries for engagement.
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Bullock didn't abandon people whose paycheck is dependent on coal.
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For example, soybean production is heavily dependent on overseas trade.
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Being dependent on a single vendor can mean higher prices.
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The world is becoming progressively less dependent on Saudi oil.
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You're dependent on it to make ends meet each week.
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Democrats are dependent on impeachment and are becoming more so.
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"It is dependent on the road remaining clear," he said.
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Are we overdependent or increasingly dependent on one fuel infrastructure?
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The choice is ultimately dependent on the consumer's risk tolerance.
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Rates are low; we are dependent on aggressive monetary subsidy.
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Taiwan is economically dependent on China, its top trading partner.
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But we do far less for workers without dependent children.
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Success is highly dependent on the habits you build today.
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Our performance, our return is heavily dependent on global market.
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Electric vehicle emissions are clearly dependent on the electricity source.
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American automakers are especially dependent on the global supply chain.
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The economy is as dependent as ever on fossil fuels.
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We are more dependent on the environment than ever before.
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That's because WeChat isn't dependent on advertising for making money.
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This movie is so dependent on chemistry between two actors.
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Never mind that one of the reasons so many individuals are dependent on fossil fuels is that fuel companies in the United States contrived to kill public transit and make American communities car-dependent.
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Moreover, by emphasizing how thoroughly everyone was dependent on the structure of his or her world, it showed how disabled people who were dependent on things like ramps were no different from anybody else.
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Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, plans to hold an initial public offering next year whose entire purpose is to diversify the nation's oil-dependent economy away from being too dependent upon oil.
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Unlike many other children's app developers we're not dependent on AppStores.
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Dependent on America for security, Japan was constrained in its pushback.
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So this is very much in data dependent mode right now.
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It's an ugly, co-dependent relationship – but it's still a relationship.
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Say hello to the dependent care flexible spending arrangement or FSA.
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But this is all dependent on how the economy performs. Right?
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But Apple's software is hardware dependent; it runs on Apple products.
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Northern Ireland is heavily dependent on cross-border trade with Ireland.
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But the company is hugely dependent on countries other than China.
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Meanwhile, the deal has left Europe dependent on Mr Erdogan's goodwill.
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The corrupt and poorly managed Authority is wholly dependent on Israel.
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Throughout human history, we have been dependent on rap to survive.
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Mexico cannot help but be critically dependent on its neighbour's economy.
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Many of the top contractors are heavily dependent on taxpayer largesse.
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The biggest turmoil would be felt in oil-dependent developing countries.
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Although coal is horribly filthy, India is utterly dependent on it.
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She has been charged with neglect of a dependent causing death.
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Only 1% of refugees in Uganda are entirely dependent on aid.
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Becoming dependent upon the aggregator means forfeiting control of your destiny.
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Regulators are worried about how dependent banks are on the cloud.
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How have we come to this opioid dependent point in America?
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However, the law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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Moreover, the bulk of Malagasies are dependent on agriculture for income.
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We are over-dependent on air conditioning ("Global cooling", August 25th).
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This makes the party all the more dependent on the rich.
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But growth still seems dependent on unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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Everything seemed designed to keep her dependent, tied down and fearful.
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Things look very different in countries which are less resource-dependent.
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Form W-10 Do you used child care or dependent care?
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The global power sector still remains heavily dependent on coal, too.
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That option is, admittedly, dependent on the toss of a coin.
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This would mean we would become less dependent on imported water.
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Yet its fledgling business is still entirely dependent on that app.
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At that point, they can go back to being data-dependent.
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This malicious worm is dependent on two species for its lifecycle.
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"Patients are dependent on these working all the time," he added.
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Between one in six jobs is dependent on a multinational employer.
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The state is heavily dependent on energy, and falling prices hurt.
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Naturally, this has consequences for multinational, trade-dependent companies like Michelin.
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For an AI-dependent app, the AI has to actually ... work.
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The Northeast is also the region most dependent on heating oil.
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All chocolates are dose dependent meaning more chocolate is more deadly.
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Meals get more elaborate, as well as more dependent on tradition.
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First, as rents dry up, authoritarian oil-dependent governments could collapse.
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It's fluid, ever changing, and dependent upon context— much like headaches.
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How well this works is going to be dependent on us.
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Basically, your creditworthiness becomes dependent on the creditworthiness of your friends.
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I don't think Iowa farmer want to be dependent on Washington.
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Previously, Apple Watch apps were dependent on a "main" iPhone version.
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Little known fact about football statistics, though: they're very context-dependent.
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These commercial greenhouses are still dependent, he stresses, on fossil fuels.
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Both bills attempt to crack down on H-1B dependent companies.
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"There definitely seems to be a dose-dependent relationship," Vingren says.
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They're highly dependent on federal government and state incentives for money.
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How dependent are John Kasich and Chris Christie on New Hampshire?
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That leaves its global strategy dependent on its turbulent LME franchise.
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New York still allows $1,000 per dependent personal exemption, for instance.
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In the civilian world, dependent is typically used interchangeably with child.
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The best workers, see says, see the two as co-dependent.
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Earning potential isn't just dependent on snagging a high-paying job.
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The deduction is limited to you, your spouse or your dependent.
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Residents become dependent on Prime as local retailers struggle to compete.
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This makes the British economy highly dependent on large capital inflows.
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This has distorted its economy and made it dependent on aid.
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The economy is wobbly, and increasingly dependent on Chinese package tourists.
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In the end, my recovery was dependent on a few things.
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Sweden is dependent on the United States, like it or not.
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And UPS is far more dependent on Amazon than FedEx was.
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The Monome is very much dependent upon what falls under fingers.
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Natalia's former adoptive parents have been charged with neglecting a dependent.
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Thus, to have people dependent on the state legitimizes state rule.
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Congress' budget process is complicated, as dependent on ceremony as policy.
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Our happiness cannot be dependent on another person, including our children.
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Both countries are economically dependent on the much larger European market.
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A syringe costs about $30 and holds several weight-dependent doses.
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Initially, small third world nations dependent upon U.S. support backed down.
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They say the GNA is dependent on Islamist-leaning armed groups.
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Without new cultivars, growers dependent on the university could not continue.
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Turkey, like Europe, is highly dependent on Moscow for its energy.
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Some were overseas workers dependent on Faraday Grid for their visas.
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It is both dependent on Chinese economic help and fiercely independent.
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Children are completely dependent on adult caregivers for all their needs.
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Few commodities are as dependent on Chinese spending as iron ore.
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Apple's new ECG app is not dependent on a separate band.
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Meanwhile, parents can also use the child and dependent care credit.
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The retracted CNN story was heavily dependent upon one anonymous source.
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But the company is not solely dependent on the retail sector.
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The health of a neighborhood is just as dependent on it.
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"His success is not dependent on a sloppy track," Desormeaux said.
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To top it all off, California is heavily dependent on cars.
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Apple has grown increasingly dependent on software and services for growth.
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Over time, SoftBank and start-ups with contractors became mutually dependent.
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Patients would be empowered and involved instead of disconnected and dependent.
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It will also make the company less dependent on best sellers.
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I guess that shows how dependent I am on my brother.
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In the end, my recovery was dependent on a few things.
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"So that's kind of what data dependent looks like," he said.
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The people are still very dependent on their land for food.
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But this is entirely dependent on ether's price staying this high.
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Again, much is dependent on what happens during the Trump presidency.
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Many summer vacationers visit Mariposa, which is largely dependent on tourism.
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That means "the rivers and everyone dependent on them are sufferers".
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Some regions were also still dependent on traditional industries, he added.
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But the show will not be dependent on me being there.
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Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, remains overwhelmingly dependent on oil.
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That means these countries will also be technologically dependent upon China.
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"You don't want to be dependent on the establishment," he says.
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But democracy is increasingly dependent on engaging voters on social media.
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I'm still a little dependent: My brother pays my phone bill.
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When you're that dependent on believing something, you rarely question it.
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What Liverpool did, what Anfield did, was dependent on someone else.
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Spending all day with just one parent, he grew increasingly dependent.
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Its valuation seemed as if it was totally dependent on newsprint.
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A lot will dependent on the twin U.S. deficits going forward.
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Participation was lowest in the counties most dependent on federal aid.
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" • "That makes growth and inflation highly dependent on the exchange rate.
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The internet giant uses cookies but is not dependent on them.
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Not only was I psychologically addicted, I was also physically dependent.
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I am still data dependent, but that is my baseline view.
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Use a comma after a dependent clause that starts a sentence
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The Saudi economy, still heavily dependent on oil, needed a jolt.
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The goal was to turn citizens completely dependent on the state.
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Do you ever worry that you are too dependent on it?
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Being tuition dependent has become a large problem for all universities.
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"We've created a world that's absolutely dependent on vaccination," she added.
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The iPad is gesture-dependent for multitasking and switching between applications.
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But these heavy plate sections are very dependent on welding procedures.
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His team's playoff hopes are almost wholly dependent on his health.
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The location is also highly walkable for car-dependent Los Angeles.
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"Other industries are not as dependent on each other," said Traasdahl.
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Everyone in the supply chain is somewhat dependent on each other.
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"Star Wars" and "Close Encounters" were largely dependent on special effects.
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The entire Cape is dependent upon these two bridges for everything!
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That number didn't change dependent on which candidate they had picked.
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In recent years, the party became dependent on big-dollar donors.
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Australia is highly dependent economically on exports of its natural resources.
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Industrial companies that are heavily dependent on exports support the idea.
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Despite the dangers, monarch caterpillars are completely dependent on toxic milkweed.
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They are, after all, dependent on sea ice for their survival.
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Its economy his highly dependent on China, its biggest trading partner.
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"A lot of this is dependent on voluntary reporting," Omer says.
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Hate speech is fluid, dependent on cultural context and social meaning.
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This nation in mourning is also a nation dependent upon tourism.
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However, it cautioned that this would be dependent on the euro.
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The system is dependent on impeccable timing, smart choices and spacing.
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"They're very dependent on the fragility of the system," she added.
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One of them, Dani, is fully dependent on others for care.
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Eyewear is, after all, something most clients are medically dependent on.
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And CBS is totally dependent, in my opinion, on sports rights.
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Being so digitally dependent ruined her ability to focus, she says.
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These days Britain is becoming ever less dependent on the fuel.
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So, the question becomes more of: how is it data dependent?
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But some countries are still 100 percent dependent on Russian gas.
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The United States is much less dependent on Middle Eastern energy.
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In the 1960s, Washington capped its share paid to dependent territories.
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There are also some touch sensations that are dependent on context.
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Africa has been worryingly dependent on commodities to power economic growth.
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Fully, one-fifth of Minnesota manufacturing jobs are dependent on exports.
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"My ability to win this isn't dependent on me," he said.
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"With television, we have become dependent on the visual," he wrote.
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Adults without dependent children are generally ineligible, with a few exceptions.
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The criteria are narrow — and dependent on relatively consistent weather patterns.
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For some, enjoyment of a goal is dependent on the context.
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So, they do that because they know we're dependent on it.
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The effects of ketamine are extremely dose-dependent, Giordano tells me.
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So three out of every four employees are dependent on this.
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"My mother and two children are dependent on me," Gerçek says.
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It was simple, but now Facebook is creating new features that will make content creators less dependent upon them as a simple social platform, and more dependent upon them as an omnipotent platform for all humans.
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Depending on your income tax bracket, you should also consider whether it makes sense to use a dependent care flexible spending account — if your employer makes one available — or the child and dependent care tax credit.
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Fortunately, the United States already administers over $170 billion in child-related tax benefits, including the child tax credit, earned income tax credit, dependent exemption, child and dependent care tax credit, and head of household filing status.
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But runaway inflation is inflaming lingering problems in this oil-dependent nation.
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At home, MBS presides over a country still too dependent on hydrocarbons.
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But many in Myanmar are wary of becoming too dependent on China.
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What happens next is largely dependent on how Pitt chooses to respond.
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Many Western universities are becoming increasingly dependent on revenue from this source.
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They used to be $21099,10993 for yourself, your spouse and each dependent.
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Compounding Iraq's problem is that its economy is highly dependent on oil.
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Some have used the term data-dependent; I've used the term patient.
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It is like a landscape architect on which many species are dependent.
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Breaking ties like that likely made people more dependent on the group.
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But it's really dependent also on the oil companies, the ultimate customers.
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We used to be very dependent on over-pumping our groundwater aquifers.
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But the promise of facial recognition is dependent on near-perfect accuracy.
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"The EU is not dependent on Turkey," he told Bild am Sonntag.
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He has gutted the program and made us dependent on the Russians.
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"In reality, that never happens; someone will claim the dependent," she said.
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Often we have worsened economic issues by making people dependent on government.
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The fundamental vulnerability of journalism is that it is dependent on sources.
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Sometimes, this is heavily dependent on the surrounding talent on the roster.
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Yet we'll end the year of 2019 as password-dependent as always.
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The central bank says any future moves will be heavily data-dependent.
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But they're also dependent on the size of the battery being used.
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Their business is more like a grocery store, dependent on local demand.
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In 2013, he inaccurately described Mexican immigrants as lazy and government-dependent.
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As always, Microsoft's future growth looks increasingly dependent on its cloud success.
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The economic slowdown is being particularly felt by its export-dependent manufacturers.
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But because he doesn't have dependent kids, he can't qualify for Medicaid.
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By 22012, he was dependent on booze to get onstage to perform.
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The deal is dependent on a number of unspecified conditions being met.
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Turkey is dependent on imports for almost all of its energy needs.
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"Your second bond is dependent on future events occurring," this person said.
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What form of charging will we be dependent on to sustain ourselves?
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Powell has taken pains to emphasize that his decisions are data-dependent.
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Careers are dependent on fan approval, which can lead to strange behavior.
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In contrast, flows of illegal immigrants are more dependent on economic considerations.
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Home construction activity is often dependent of strength in the broader economy.
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Turkey is dependent on imports for nearly all of its energy needs.
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The big picture: The world is still heavily dependent upon fossil fuels.
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Godsdamn mainlander languages and their Godsdamn gender-dependent forms of respectful address.
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Unfortunately, it also made Guitar Hero Live extremely dependent on Activision's support.
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It makes them dependent on the impartiality of the rule of law.
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Sondland said, "everything" was dependent on such an announcement, including security assistance.
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And today, Norfolk is twice as dependent on agriculture as the average.
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The study also found that helicopter parents have dependent and neurotic kids.
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But more importantly, Trump support is uniquely dependent upon out-group hatred.
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Relevancy: This is very much dependent on a case by case basis.
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Chennai is entirely dependent on the northeast monsoon which begins in October.
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However, these virtual environments are completely dependent on human input and management.
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Residents usually struggle to find work, and thus become dependent on handouts.
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"I think we can because we're not so celebrity dependent," he says.
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"Home buying has become particularly dependent on low interest rates," Curtin said.
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The population most dependent on Social Security benefits is older, single women.
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Divorcing couples with dependent children often have even less choice, said Davis.
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They remain dependent on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gap.
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They remain dependent on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gaps.
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Sunny, they showed, was psychologically fragile, heavily dependent on drink and drugs.
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Some employees already have access to dependent care flexible savings accounts (FSAs).
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In fact, the number of Americans dependent on government benefits is declining.
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But I also realized that my career was not dependent on that.
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And those plans are almost always dependent on a bit of luck.
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Grover is highly parameterized, meaning its output is highly dependent on input.
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This passage through the Himalayas would make Nepal less dependent on India.
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Our entire society, not just the military, has become highly technologically dependent.
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Industries such as agriculture, construction and nursing are increasingly dependent on foreigners.
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Many small biz and, well, my livelihood are dependent on this working.
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Strong businesses do not always tend to be dependent on outside funding.
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We knew we couldn't be 210 percent dependent on its platform anymore.
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I call these people adrenaline junkies, because they're dependent on this rush.
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"We are not dependent on Saudi Arabia on that matter," he said.
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El Salvador, with half a million more—relatives, business partners—dependent on
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For now it's dependent on, and limited to, the floor cleaning head.
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The response to Trump seems more dependent on context than anything else.
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That makes them too dependent on artificially warm water, the club says.
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The Florida Keys' economy is dependent on tourism and a healthy reef.
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"A company like Palantir is completely dependent on government contracts," Hofer said.
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As with many resource-dependent economies, protectionism and rent-seeking have flourished.
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The Ionic's looks are also dependent, in part, on the color scheme.
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Yet any further tightening is likely dependent on a range of factors.
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The future of logistics and freighting will be heavily dependent on blockchain.
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A lot of people criticize Tesla for being so dependent on incentives.
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The co-dependent couple is clearly back together, despite the domestic violence.
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Fischer stressed that the Fed is data dependent when making policy decisions.
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Robert Beatty: I think I say it differently dependent on the context.
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Residents love the beauty and seclusion, but they are dependent on tourists.
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China wants its economy to be more dependent on services and consumption.
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"Any future policy adjustments will continue to be data-dependent," she added.
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It now insists that moves are "data dependent", allowing it more flexibility.
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There's a risk that power companies will become overly dependent on gas.
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Iran was vulnerable because it is dependent on oil and gas exports.
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We've also used different dependent variables and different measures of gun attitudes.
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The euro-zone economy remains heavily dependent on exports for its growth.
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A team's success in the postseason is largely dependent on their superstars.
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Its main rivals are not dependent on Southeast Asia for talent either.
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They are dependent on the technology of others, the Europeans or Chinese.
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I did not mean to be wholly dependent on history and culture.
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But other friends have acknowledged that Prince apparently became dependent on painkillers.
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She recognized she'd become dependent, "but I was also hurting," she said.
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Wages are often dependent on factors unique to your experience and employer.
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Manchin, whose coal-dependent constituents remain strongly behind Trump, swiftly disputed Sanders.
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Like North Carolina, the state is highly dependent on its travel industry.
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He was entirely dependent on the Boeing Company in the 737 fleet.
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"How much you need is totally dependent upon the extravagance," Cramer says.
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The firm also remains dependent on China for much of its manufacturing.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi says the company is too dependent on him.
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It can leave patients unable to move and dependent on life support.
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"They're dependent, so that puts them in a weak position," Lewis said.
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It is completely dependent on the vagaries of local politics and budgets.
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"How much you need is totally dependent upon the extravagance," Cramer said.
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Businesses that are dependent on an open government are struggling to survive.
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Rio Tinto's revenues are more dependent on iron ore than its rivals.
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And you're dependent on more people-- the mob growing, you know, basically.
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Or will the tariffs simply damage American companies dependent on foreign steel?
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Our international standing was never dependent on our commitment to South Vietnam.
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Our daily lives are entirely dependent on access to reliable, affordable energy.
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"The payout is relatively quick, and not dependent on donors," she said.
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ADS-B refers to the protocol's technical name, automatic dependent surveillance–broadcast.
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The Saudis recently unveiled their plan to become less dependent on oil.
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That's solid as well, but dependent on how the Elite is used.
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That's solid as well, but dependent on how the vape is used.
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Crowdfunding is heavily dependent on a community, and communities can be fickle.
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What if we told stories founded in and dependent on mutual recognition?
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Gear availability is dependent on how large the Wenja tribe has grown.
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The likelihood of that occurring is entirely dependent on the election results.
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Wages are usually dependent on factors specific to your experience and company.
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"[China and the U.S.] are mutually dependent on each other," he added.
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Its policy mission is important given the country's export-dependent economic structure.
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Other sectors that are particularly dependent on economic growth, such as financials .
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Some of that is schedule-dependent, but this team is for real.
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Now, they'll be dependent on two big personalities, in Trump and Kim.
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Debt-dependent small business owners, farmers and ranchers don't have that luxury.
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And it's equally true that the U.S. is utterly dependent on China.
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Turkey, is dependent on imports for almost all of its energy needs.
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Part of being in a long-termer is becoming basically co-dependent.
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Eighty percent of Gaza's 2 million people are now dependent on aid.
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The suburban sprawl of the 1980s had made many Americans car-dependent.
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Therefore, they cannot be addicted, although their bodies may be physically dependent.
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First, geographic mobility in the United States has become very class-dependent.
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K-pop's success has also been dependent on a highly-polished image.
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Man is God's viceroy, but one wholly dependent on his father's wisdom.
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Most people who experiment with marijuana do not become dependent on it.
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And all of that is dependent on low- and moderate-income people.
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Is this dependent on one's age or did everyone think like this?
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Its future is also probably dependent on who fills Justice Kennedy's seat.
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Position appears not entirely dependent on one's views of the Act's provisions.
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But starscapes, of course, are dependent on good weather — hardly a constant.
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Without it, all oxygen-dependent life as we know it would die.
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Like most border towns, Roboski's economy is dependent upon cross border trade.
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The "threat" is dependent on who you consider part of your team.
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JC: In good locations… in good locations and (dependent on) property price.
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Mr. McConnell has championed industrial hemp for his once tobacco-dependent state.
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"It became a staple, and people were dependent on it," he said.
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For local governments in export-dependent areas, the threat is more worrying.
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But auto clubs and car manufacturers dependent on car sales opposed them.
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I do like living on my own and being dependent on myself.
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When we're addicted to something, it's synonymous to being dependent on it.
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Half of India's 103 billion people are dependent on the farm economy.
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"You're entirely dependent on what may come through the door," she said.
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Troubled Norwegian Air and U.S.-dependent Icelandair both plunged more than 20%.
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It's a subjective call within an entire system dependent on self-reporting.
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The future of oil will also be dependent on demand and prices.
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The company is currently dependent on just one customer to stay afloat.
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Red Bull's start next season is dependent on the Renault-supplied engine.
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That has left North Korea heavily dependent on its trade with China.
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According to traditional Vietnamese culture, the woman is dependent on three things.
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Then when she gets married, she is dependent on her husband's family.
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A high-wage worker is less dependent on the public health system.
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It remains deeply dependent on coal, an especially dirty source of power.
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"Our industry overall is … dependent on access to U.K. waters," O'Donoghue explained.
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Somaliland is dependent on livestock exports for 70 percent of its income.
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Of course, LeBron James' income is not dependent on his NBA salary.
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It has also crimped the economies of many oil-dependent African countries.
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The project's success is dependent on the daily behaviors of the people.
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These exemptions are dependent on producers' progress in building ore processing capacity.
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A lot of PBF comics are dependent on really tiny, subtle details.
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Those jobs are highly dependent on unimpeded trade across the English Channel.
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"It happened so quickly that I became physically dependent," she told me.
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Therefore, the emojis used should not be dependent on a particular rendering.
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The country arguably is the world's most distorted and highly dependent economy.
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"It's not dependent on the whim of the Supreme Court," he said.
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Kriekle said that meant she was no longer dependent on government subsidy.
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This has kept the government dependent on expensive borrowing, the IMF said.
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For another, Fox News is not all that dependent on advertising revenue.
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The good news is, being dependent isn't the same as being addicted.
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Japanese companies have grown increasingly dependent on the world's second-biggest economy.
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They shored up Mr. Assad and made him dependent on Russia's presence.
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Clinton struggled in cities dependent on trade during the Democratic primaries, too.
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Intensifying pressure stands to upend business models heavily dependent on raising prices.
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Mr. Hoagland's article furthers stereotypes of the blind as helpless and dependent.
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Democrats wanted more voters dependent on them and Republicans wanted the scraps.
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As the country's economy quickly deteriorates, it becomes dependent on Russian aid.
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We're not dependent on it, if they do so much the better.
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Annual monsoon rains are crucial for India's $2.75 trillion farm-dependent economy.
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Smaller states that were dependent on one or two industries did worse.
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But this threatens Google's and Big Cable's Wi-Fi-dependent business models.
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But its audience appeal also seems more dependent on well-known names.
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You are entering the water completely dependent on your equipment to live.
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Mexico's economy, which is hugely dependent on American trade, would be devastated.
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It is also important to remember that warmth is highly context dependent.
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This agreement is dependent on the degree to which the Chinese comply.
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Imports grew faster than exports, making Turkey quite dependent on foreign lending.
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Wind power, in particular, is highly dependent on changes in weather patterns.
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Its regional economy, once dependent on finance, is finally beginning to diversify.
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Justice Mann said his ruling was dependent on those restrictions being maintained.
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"My whole evening is dependent on whether I beat them," he said.
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Since, BuzzFeed has diversified its revenue to be less dependent on advertising.
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Venezuela's oil-dependent economy is again forecast to perform abysmally in 2016.
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Ideology is as dependent on what it asserts as how it asserts.
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So, what's a technology-dependent species orbiting around a star to do?
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Success could only mean self-sufficiency, being a boss, not a dependent.
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So us going to trial is dependent upon us finding the facts.
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"Risk assets are dependent upon growth, they're dependent upon — even in the high-yield market — on relative stability and to the extent from a geopolitical standpoint that growth is threatened then risk assets are at risk," he said.
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Since 2010 the tenth of councils that are most dependent on Whitehall have had to cut their spending on services by an average of 33%, while the tenth that are least dependent have made cuts of only 9%.
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Sofia resentfully looks after her mother, bringing her what always turns out to be "the wrong sort of water"; Rose is resentfully dependent on her adult daughter, and responds by forcing that daughter to be dependent on her.
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Meanwhile, the child and dependent care credit is nonrefundable and does basically nothing to help poor families afford child care services, and the dependent exemption is likewise only a benefit to families rich enough to pay income taxes.
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But yeah, women in cinema should not be dependent on this movie, and the same with Crazy Rich Asians [which Awkwafina will star in later this summer] — Asian Americans in movies shouldn't be dependent on the success of that.
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He was charged earlier this month with neglect of a dependent resulting in death, battery resulting in death to a person less than 14 years old, reckless homicide and two counts of neglect of a dependent, court records show.
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For instance, the Los Angeles Times reports that before 193, families in Los Angeles County were charged $23.63 a day for a dependent in a juvenile detention center and $11.94 a day for a dependent in a probation camp.
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People with type 1 diabetes are physically dependent on insulin, some people with depression are physically dependent on antidepressants, and certain blood pressure medications cause dependence so severe that it can cause death if the drugs aren't tapered appropriately.
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Her long-range studies among young smokers showed that those with a history of depression were more likely to become dependent on nicotine, and that those who were dependent on nicotine were more likely to become depressed years later.
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Energy from evaporation, unlike solar or wind, is less dependent on the weather.
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" Anthony said Cummins "built up a system where she was dependent on him.
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And the acute issues in energy-dependent states have been a major drag.
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Kansas City Southern is heavily dependent on shipping along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The special administrative region on China's southern coast is dependent on gambling revenue.
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Ukraine's energy sector remains heavily dependent on traditional fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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Their daughters are now 20 and 18 — no longer minors dependent on them.
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The new tax law has also done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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But I don't think the soccer girl look is dependent on '90s nostalgia.
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But how many people who try the drug end up dependent on it?
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"The dependent care credit on the other hand reduces your taxes," she said.
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And so I think the vibe is just incredibly dependent on the place.
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That does not include maintenance, which is heavily dependent on pricey foreign contractors.
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Scandals K-pop's success has also been dependent on a highly-polished image.
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It's a tactic—a way to make you weaker, more vulnerable, and dependent.
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The bank's rate decisions will remain dependent on the inflation outlook, Cetinkaya said.
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After all, the nature of a whitehat—and ethics generally—is context-dependent.
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Now, however, that price is dependent on what decision the Indonesian authorities take.
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That's likely to become increasingly commonplace in a technology-dependent world, experts say.
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The Swiss-born, Paris-based artist specializes in perspective-dependent projections called anamorphoses.
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But many in Myanmar are also wary of becoming too dependent on China.
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And I knew my success was dependent on being as transparent as possible.
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Upholding a boundary isn't solely dependent on the person you're setting it with.
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As more jobs become dependent on technology, working remotely has become more common.
|
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Import-dependent companies say the sweeping change could hurt their businesses and customers.
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The success rate of other things, like trees, were, unsurprisingly, dependent on context.
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I think it's unfortunate just how much opportunity is dependent on owning property.
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Prabowo is riding on concerns about Beijing's influence and Indonesia becoming economically dependent.
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But the system is still dependent on the plane continuously broadcasting its position.
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And Saudi Arabia remains as dependent on its oceans of oil as ever.
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In fields like science Britain is a world leader dependent on global connections.
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"Central bank decisions need to remain well communicated and data-dependent," it said.
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Snobbery is the proud cement that binds the two mutually dependent worlds together.
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The central bank repeated that its future policy decisions will remain data dependent.
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Dance music now is too rigidly defined and dependent on its own history.
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The economy is too dependent on oil and gas and still too centralised.
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But Loom is dependent on apps like Slack, Google Docs, Convo and Asana.
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We risk losing business that is dependent on good connectivity to competitors abroad.
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Collman is facing several charges, including neglect of a dependent resulting in death.
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Sometimes we have to be dependent on that system to heal our family.
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Baking or roasting is hit-or-miss, and very dependent on the vegetable.
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We're dependent on the mainland for our water, our power supply, our food.
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But it's a baffling business model dependent on unpredictable weather and forgetful people.
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I still think it is somewhat dependent upon the personality capturing people's attention.
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Unlike the ride-sharing market, electric scooter operators are entirely dependent upon cities.
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"We have always been dependent on trade with the world," says Mr Trudeau.
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Others said they became dependent on the drugs as they faced indefinite detention.
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This makes the company somewhat dependent on the whims of those third parties.
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"We are not dependent on our Q4, we deliver client experiences," he said.
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But it was a lopsided political fight: Japan was a dependent military ally.
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"We now know that Jupiter-like gas giants are metal dependent," she said.
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We know that the Middle East countries are highly dependent on overseas workers.
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In recent years, cinema has become heavily dependent on easily replicated storytelling structures.
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Companies will be more heavily dependent on revenue growth for future earnings growth.
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Australia's economy has long been dependent on China's appetite to import its commodities.
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"I think they'll be data-dependent, like they are every time," Fink said.
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That makes it completely dependent on Congress for sufficient resources to combat fraud.
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The many contractors dependent on the federal government are also feeling the squeeze.
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No longer dependent on his partner in crime Harry, Marv thrived in prison.
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Cape Verde, Croatia and Cambodia are also dependent for more than 10 percent.
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Their financial compensation for their work was entirely dependent on individual trading profits.
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Warbington calls the offense "quarterback dependent," which, at least at first, is daunting.
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In the first phase, you're learning from others and you're dependent on others.
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If your company offers a dependent care FSA, try to fund it fully.
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They challenged everything that kept them sexually submissive, physically dependent and domestically servile.
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" He said, "This generation is lazy and dependent on alcohol, cigarettes, and narcotics.
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The difference being that the welfare-dependent non-tax payer ultimately has nothing.
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He said the Philippines was "breaking being too much dependent on one side".
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They are dependent on companies' willingness to pay top dollar for deal advice.
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No other beverage is so regularly dependent on forces out of its control.
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Original investors' success is largely dependent on when they bought into the schemes.
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GPS would be completely wiped out, along with those systems dependent upon it.
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And is the service professional largely dependent on those tips for their income?
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To a large extent his support is almost entirely dependent on white voters.
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The future is dependent on our leaders maintaining their humanity, values, and authenticity.
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The answer, of course, is wholly dependent on what you want to make.
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However, the new tax law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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Ibrance and Kisqali block enzymes known as cyclin-dependent kinases 4 and 6.
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She works at West Elk Mine, the mine most dependent on this exception.
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Turkey's local troubles have left it more dependent on EU markets and investment.
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That leaves investors' income dependent on the fortunes of just a few industries.
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"State tax rankings are highly dependent on income and home values," Joe said.
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Those markets also tend to be less dependent on foreign buyers, Miller said.
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Wind and solar power are also weather-dependent, adding to the shortage risk.
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It's an alternative stimulant to prevent becoming dependent on typical stimulants like caffeine.
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ISIS's future may also be dependent on the US troop drawdown in Syria.
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They don't have to be dependent on a man and marry very early.
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Research shows, for instance, that Republican states are disproportionately dependent on federal aid.
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In a country so dependent on its capital, that is a valuable reminder.
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"My entire career is dependent on my professional network," Fitton explains to Axios.
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In 2014, nearly 2 million Americans abused or were dependent on prescription drugs.
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Go deeper: Issa's bill take aim at H-1B visa-dependent outsourcing firms.
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It's weather dependent, because we're doing photography, so the sun affects continuity issues.
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That makes it even harder for first-time, mortgage-dependent buyers to succeed.
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Add an export-dependent travelling nation since the Vikings and a collaborative culture.
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But analysts say Pakistan is wary of becoming overly dependent diplomatically on Beijing.
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He's a Brooklyn-based artist whose projects are largely dependent on human interaction.
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The bank reiterated Wednesday that the outlook for interest rates is data dependent.
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It became less dependent on spending cuts and more so on tax rises.
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These Dreamers are unfortunately dependent on the compassion and empathy of Donald Trump.
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Because of its distance from Canadian mills, Newfoundland is particularly dependent on imports.
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The trade-dependent economy has expanded for four quarters underpinned by rebounding exports.
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Our lives and our economy are digitally dependent and benefit enormously from technology.
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Almost two million Americans abused or were dependent on these drugs in 2014.
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And the other thing is they become more and more dependent upon us.
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Russia is even more dependent on German money than the other way around.
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Venezuela, whose oil-dependent economy is shrinking, is sending less of the stuff.
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Even China is much more dependent on us than we are on them.
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"My whole evening is dependent on whether I beat them," Mr. Gross said.
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What's worse is that Nigeria is especially dependent on imports of basic goods.
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Cutting Abkhazia off from Europe will leave it even more dependent on Russia.
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Moreover, it is entirely dependent upon companies disclosing the hacks to the public.
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Saudi Arabia has been dependent on oil for its survival since its inception.
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It's going to be just exhilarating not to be dependent on foreign oil.
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The Barnetts, meanwhile, are out on bond on charges of neglecting a dependent.
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" But he cautioned that the issuance would be dependent on "market conditions permitting.
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You also can't be claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return.
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The reality: They are now dependent on the generosity of others to eat.
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It also underperformed provinces less dependent on commodities, such as Ontario and Quebec.
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Non-location dependent cyber operations specialists can still qualify for tier 9 bonuses.
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The major currencies seen as most dependent on China were the main gainers.
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Now, work on the castle is increasingly dependent on donations from the public.
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NBC's prime-time Olympic broadcasts are not overly dependent on track and field.
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Tourism-dependent Caribbean countries are concerned that the virus will impact their economies.
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Almost two million people abused or were dependent on prescription opioids in 2014.
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It is highly dependent on natural gas reserves that are dwindling, he said.
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He didn't complain or push; his income is not dependent on our choices.
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They are becoming dependent on the consumer life style of the white world.
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But among people who are most dependent on these companies, unrest is growing.
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For dependent students, Mom and Dad would report the scholarships on their return.
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"What happens now will be entirely dependent on local weather conditions," said Reichelt.
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Two are almost completely dependent on feeding tubes connected directly to their stomachs.
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AI systems are heavily dependent on the data that they are trained on.
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However, the article notes that Hoffman was also dependent on drugs and alcohol.
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His menu changes in every city and is dependent on what inspires him.
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If you want someone to be intensely dependent on you, get a puppy.
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Hence, ROI becomes increasingly dependent on seamless, comprehensive web and mobile customer experiences.
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Instead, Trump has been dependent on the infrastructure built by the Republican Party.
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How might a person, I asked Burgess, become psychologically dependent on lip balm?
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She notes that it is at least somewhat dependent on Alinsky's unique talents.
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Plus — it also underscores Saudi Arabia's efforts to diversify its oil-dependent economy.
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In 90 percent of cases, dependent spouses on H-4 visas are women.
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With unpredictable weather conditions, India's monsoon-dependent agricultural practice is increasingly under duress.
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It's all dependent on who lives, who dies, who tells your story, right?
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A Congress with independent policy capacity might not be so dependent on them.
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And that's fine; music serves a function not dependent on its end result.
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Import-dependent Egypt floated its currency in November, roughly halving the pound's value.
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Are you dependent on caffeinated drinks to keep you focused during the day?
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When something goes wrong and you're totally dependent on your employer, there's desperation.
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It is a threat to the openness that all this is dependent on.
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Trade-dependent companies, of course, have more to lose from a trade war.
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He was much more dependent on their support than Sanders was on Hispanics.
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"For any product, you cannot be dependent on one location," Mr. Jain said.
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And so their success may become dependent on less tangible, more subjective measures.
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"These locals are dependent on income from the hotel to survive," he said.
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"Everyone wants to be not so dependent on Facebook," Mr. Banisauskas told me.
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As the world's largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia is hugely dependent on oil.
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That makes us entirely dependent on the design choices of the platforms themselves.
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It's doubtful these jobs are entirely dependent on arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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All startups go through zigs and zags, it's not dependent on their location.
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I'm sure you are, but you're not dependent on it for your revenue.
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The circuits in the biological state machine are dependent on enzymes called recombinases.
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The power they generate is also dependent on rainfall averages that swell rivers.
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Italy's ageing population is highly dependent on help from bank and postal clerks.
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But Alex and Charlie were dependent on grants and it looked very gloomy.
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And the Republican coalition is growingly increasingly dependent on that shrinking white vote.
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Not for programmatic or data-driven buys; they're dependent on companies like ours.
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For instance, the aviation industry is strongly dependent on fossil fuels, she said.
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Democrats have always been dependent on their left, but now more than ever.
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So deferring large amounts may make their finances overly dependent on one source.
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The trade war is already menacing many economies that are dependent on exports.
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The cost increases by at least $25,000 per additional dependent and avenue chosen.
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Our breadbasket is dependent on crop dusters for a healthy harvest every year.
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Like local peers, the bank is highly dependent on foreign-currency wholesale funding.
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Import-dependent companies could owe a tax bill far larger than their profit.
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Some will be context-dependent, like a work friend or a school friend.
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Armenia is a partner to Iran in every sense and dependent upon it.
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"We are extremely dependent on IT systems and the electrical grid," she said.
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How does that affect the Jordan River and all those dependent on it?
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"Feeling safe in your workplace should not be dependent on where you live."
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Like climbing a mountain together, attached by lifelines, each dependent upon the others?
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"Ford's survival is dependent on its China business growing and thriving," he said.
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Pyongyang is dependent on China for resources and access to the world economy.
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While you know some countries are dependent in certain trade flows with Qatar.
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"Your recovery is dependent on what happened prior to the incident," he said.
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Some of the program is dependent on final approval of funding from Congress.
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If it can, it's built a podcasting ecosystem fully dependent on Spotify's existence.
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The conversations largely lack dependent clauses, and have a cool rhythm of blankness.
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The prosperity we do have is highly dependent on our trade with Europe.
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Her campaign was run in such a manner deeply dependent on this program.
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"Farmers in Alabama are more dependent on federal than state government," he says.
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Previously it applied to immigrants who would be primarily dependent on the government.
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The Russian economy is dependent a good part of it on oil prices.
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In that sense, Mr. Immelt's murky legacy may be dependent on Mr. Flannery.
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He's dependent on other people for rides to statewide events he speaks at.
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Helia Martinez, who explained how the area was dependent on the water. Rev.
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With smaller streets and lots, it was a rebuke to car-dependent sprawl.
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Such an inquiry requires time and cannot be dependent upon the election cycle.
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It is all in recognition of how media-dependent today's travelers have become.
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The answer to this is really dependent on what you are looking for.
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White reiterated Friday that the troop levels will be dependent on the strategy.
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Aroma, dependent on air currents for dispersal, was elusive where I was sitting.
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Saudi Arabia is heavily dependent, for example, on desalination for its drinking water.
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The availability of products is dependent in part on the distribution of products.
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Most don't know the engineering behind how our increasingly technologically-dependent world works.
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Is it weather dependent or something more connected to mood and sexual tension?
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My interest in him was not dependent on having access to his attic.
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