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But he also said the nation must cut its dependence on oil.

Some of the city's dependence on the state is set in law.

First, it could set America free from its dependence on foreign oil.

You'd think by now we'd get the point on energy dependence.

In some countries, dependence on social security systems is part of the problem.

"But most still have some financial dependence on their parents, and nearly all will until they're about 30."

Dependence on foreign oil is an important national security concern.

But dependence on a mass market is not always a bad thing.

"Good God, do you place any dependence upon her doing so?"

They are areas with a great economic dependence and services to the capital.

Either we must give up our dependence, or find a new supply.

Or did he really desire, more than anything else, total dependence?

Just by having a plan continues a culture of dependence.

Now more than ever, Americans recognize the need to break free of our oil dependence.

Dependence does not seem to be an issue with this class of drugs.

And that kind of dependence can really hurt a relationship in the long run.

Oh, she could make it, for all her present material dependence on man.

And nearly as many, 85 percent, think the government can do something to reduce our dependence on foreign energy.

"This is a technology that will take us out of our dependence on foreign oil," he said.

We were reminded of our human dependence on the natural world.

The column says we must cut our dependence on foreign oil.

How far have we come in breaking our dependence on foreign oil?

But now we live in a world of technological dependence.

In three years Obama has created a culture of dependence?

A little battle in a greater war on energy dependence.