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"The United States and the European Union are heavily reliant on imports of rare earth elements, underscoring significant risks to critical industries," said Amelia Haines, commodities analyst at BMI, at a seminar this month.

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Likely targets for lowered tariffs include other food items, textiles, or home goods where the U.S. is highly reliant on imports that have minimal strategic value, says Owen Tedford, an analyst at Beacon Policy Advisors.

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The UK is, after all, reliant on the "kindness of strangers" - foreign buyers of our debt.

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The lawsuit had a chilling effect on the real-estate industry, which has become more reliant on software and data services in recent years.

Philadelphia’s quarterback is a Super Bowl MVP who can’t shake the perception that he’s too risk-averse, too reliant on his legs, and not maximizing the Philadelphia attack.

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

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