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dependent

[dih-pen-duhnt] / dɪˈpɛn dənt /




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Yet today countries like Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia are stuck, seemingly unable to move up the value chain and break out of economies dependent on natural resources and manufacturing components for foreign products.

From BBC

Going forward, Muir anticipates a much greater fashion for international investors to repatriate those dollars back into their own currencies as they try to boost their economies and be less dependent on U.S. growth.

From MarketWatch

"The discovery of a quantum principle dependent on spin size in the Kondo effect opens up a whole new area of research in quantum materials," Yamaguchi said.

From Science Daily

Government lawyers, however, said they didn’t buy that the entire project was so precarious or dependent on specific dates and targets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now that relations have soured, he seems to believe that "engaging constructively" remains the best way to protect the UK's economic and security interests which are so dependent on the US.

From BBC