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dependence

[dih-pen-duhns] / dɪˈpɛn dəns /


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Like the United States and the European Union, Japan is drawn by the region's enormous -- but still mostly unexploited -- natural resources in a push to diversify rare earths supplies and reduce dependence on Beijing.

From Barron's

Under the leadership of former New York Times and BBC head Mark Thompson, CNN is undergoing a major strategic reorientation to reduce its dependence on traditional television audiences.

From Barron's

Uniforms have come to define the American worker, telling the story of the country’s decades-long dependence on workers who are made anonymous by design.

From The Wall Street Journal

That dependence is strategic, not charity or contradictory.

From The Wall Street Journal

Oracle has emerged as a barometer for risk in the AI trade because of its high debt levels and dependence on OpenAI.

From MarketWatch