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beholden

[bih-hohl-duhn] / bɪˈhoʊl dən /


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Securing ownership is only the first challenge, Mr Darmody said, as the successful bidder will ultimately be beholden to the fans.

From BBC

Craft supporters say her family’s immense wealth - and her ability to self-finance her campaign - would free her from being beholden to anyone.

From Washington Times

Craft supporters say her family’s immense wealth — and her ability to self-finance her campaign — would free her from being beholden to anyone.

From Seattle Times

Craft supporters say her family’s immense wealth — and her ability to self-finance her campaign — would be an asset for Kentucky, freeing her from being beholden to anyone.

From Seattle Times

Craft supporters say her family’s immense wealth - and her ability to self-finance her campaign - would be an asset for Kentucky, freeing her from being beholden to anyone.

From Washington Times