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Dart, 28, has reached a career-high ranking of 59 recently on the strength of reaching the Wimbledon third round, while 32-year-old Watson remains a dependable presence.

From BBC

The promoters generally depict their products as dependable and their output as trustworthy.

Emmanuel Pregnon found a mental toughness he hadn’t known before, helping him become USC’s most dependable lineman this season.

And with that came a mental toughness he hadn’t known before, one that had helped turn him into arguably USC’s most dependable lineman this season.

It also assumes a reliable stock market return over the next 30 years, a variable that’s become much less dependable since Americans started relying on our investment-based system of retirement planning.

From Salon

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