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reliance <reliance; reliances> N

reliance

reliance on

self reliance

self-reliance N

collective self reliance

national self-reliance ECON

reliance on another (for support)

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Although this invoked the romance of the days of sail, reliance on wind rather than steam was a way for the company to economize.
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The reasons for this reliance on land rather than industry are unclear.
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Most important of these is the reliance on historical data.
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The first of these consequences is driven by peoples need for social approval, the second by their reliance on each other for information.
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He also argued strongly for less reliance by the courts on custody for children and young people.
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Reliance manages some of the most successful schemes in terms of returns.
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Traditionally, warranties are factual promises which are enforced through a contract legal action, regardless of materiality, intent, or reliance.
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Since coping strategies for vulnerable households depend primarily on their sources of income, exogenous shocks can increase reliance on non-agricultural wages.
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Barriers to further solar generation include the high price of making solar cells and reliance on weather patterns to generate electricity.
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The poem is characterised by its reliance on short lines which alternate in rhyme and meter to prevent a felicitous feel.
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