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• “I guess that's maybe the reason she kind of depen's on me so much; or anyway somep'n like that.”

  Gentle Julia

• “ConSova Corp., whose business is mostly dependent audits, says sales have increased 150% this year over last year, and that it has already booked four times as many depen dent audits for 2011 than it did in 2010.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Dependents Under Scrutiny

• “The inspector was himself depen - dent, as he explained to us, upon a scribbled account forwarded to him by the milk train in the early hours of the morning.”

  Fictionaut: Chennai

• “Apparently, panty-tugging outrage is context depen...”

  Your gosh-darned "liberal" media.

• “In "Ponzificating", the author pictures the global economy as a scheme depen - ding on a mega confidence trick.”

  The " S " Words-- Serfdom and Slavery

• “And all of the above depen ded on whether the gun was even in the bloody case, and not at the bottom of the Clyde.”

  Boiling a Frog

• “Inat depen s on your mtenUons, I neatu ner say in the dark.”

  Cat & Mouse

• “He was depen - dent on her, and felt guilty about it.”

  Split Infinity

• “I ain't no speechifier, you see, Junior "-- with an embarrassed laugh at the boy's evident discontent --" I'll hev to depen 'on you fur to say it -- or maybe, write done ship-shape, some o' these notions o 'mine, some day.”

  The Little Gold Miners of the Sierras and Other Stories

• “Eet all depen '," said Ba'tiste more than once during the snowy, frost-caked days in which they watched every freight train that pulled, white-coated, over the range into Tabernacle.”

  The White Desert

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