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As a society, we are seriously overdependent on drugs prescribed by doctors.

Twenty- and 30-year-olds who are overdependent on their parents may simply be too scared to leave the nest for very long.

However after independence in 1957, many churches were overdependent on expatriates.

This makes for weak, poorly anchored plants that are overdependent on the irrigation source.

Like plenty of other biotechnology companies that are overdependent on a single product, Nymox tried to rustle up some quick sales.

"Surely you've made yourselves overdependent on these constructs?

"They're overdependent on things they don't understand.

He says all parties ageee Northern Ireland is overdependent on the public sector and more efforts are needed to encourage private enterprise.

Industrial output suffered, as well as public services, exposing Bulgaria being overdependent on Russia for raw materials.

Meanwhile, those living on the Spacer colony worlds found their own style of insanity, becoming pathetically overdependent on android servants.

But the NASA budget includes no funds for unmanned rockets, despite findings by several expert panels that the agency is overdependent on the shuttle system.

Others say Ms. Bhutto, having lost her father and both of her brothers in tragic circumstances, became overdependent emotionally on Mr. Zardari.

The New York, New Jersey, Connecticut region is already overdependent on trucks, while freight rail lines are often underused, especially along the Northeast corridor.

But a lot of stations are overdependent on research, said Scott Sands, a program director at WZPL, an independent pop alternative station in Indianapolis.

According to George Călinescu, Nicolae Iorga was overdependent on his memory, which could result in "utterly fictitious" critical apparatuses for his scientific works.

"They're overdependent on electronics," said David L. Cohen, an analyst at Standard & Poor's MMS International in Singapore.

But from fuels to till the earth, to the manufacture of fertilizers, from transporting food to preparing it, we are overdependent on petroleum, which is anticipated to run out early this century.

However, perhaps to counteract accusations of being overdependent on Soviet gas, a deal has also been concluded with Denmark for gas from the North Sea, although the contract is not a large one.

Bookish, hyperverbal - indeed overdependent on words to fill in the blanks in her perceptual apparatus - she raises the uncomfortable possibility that we are all, as Shattuck puts it, "mere creatures of language."

And if he had his own ways of entertaining himself, well--as long as he didn't hurt anyone, and as long as he wasn't overdependent on it... well, where was the harm in that?

Paul V. Shields, a senior partner of Shields & Company, a Wall Street investment firm, acquired National as he saw that NAF was overdependent on the auto industry but had growth potential.

As part of the aftershock of the financial crisis of 2008, the city authorities realised New York was overdependent on finance and lacking in the knowledge base that was driving the new hi-tech economies in areas such as Silicon Valley and Boston.

Freedman, like other liberals, fails to even deal with the actual facts as they are, probably becaue it is too frightening to admit how overdependent upon oil in dangerous lands where ethnic and tribal and faith divisions are intensified by the pathological struggle for the oil that fuels Wetern lifestyles.