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dependent

[dih-pen-duhnt] / dɪˈpɛn dənt /




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The way the financial markets influence the 10-year Treasury note, and by extension the 30-year mortgage rate, is more dependent on their perception of the Fed’s independence and economic data, Krimmel said.

From MarketWatch

No doubt this was because it was impossible to imagine il Divino, as Michelangelo was known in his day, being dependent on anyone’s ideas but his own.

From The Wall Street Journal

That way the company isn’t dependent on the boom-bust oil cycle.

From Barron's

Thursday’s sharp Nasdaq downturn illustrates how dependent the overall market remains on a handful of dominant tech leaders to sustain its momentum.

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In one situation I saw last year, for instance, a man had claimed a child dependent previously, but didn’t list the child on the current year’s intake form.

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