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beholden

adjective as in indebted

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Mr Roy says that it's possible for Zoho to feel beholden to the government, especially since federal ministers have been publicising the app.

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He is in no way beholden to the GOP.

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Thailand also has a weak and fractious coalition government, beholden to a range of vested interests.

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But it was unclear whether Activision would ever see a reward from the case — EngineOwning, the company it sued, is based in Germany and may not be beholden to U.S. courts.

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But this is a White House that feels beholden to loony far-right conspiracy theorists, and not ordinary Americans.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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