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He resurrected his label Dependent after having closed it 2 years ago, he overcame a burn out, tested out the digital download market with Click Click and Haujobb and now wants to inject some live in the current industrial music market which he describes as being 'stale'.
Side-Line news feed 2009
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In recent discussions around the term Dependent Rational Animals, a book I hope to return to reading and not just skimming the first few chapters, commenter Boonton and I went back and forth a bit over the use of the term "Dependent."
Pseudo-Polymath 2009
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You can purchase The Remains Of Brian Borcherdt Vol. 2 and his other albums (and lots of other sweet sweet Canadian rock music) at the Dependent Music online store - Dependent is a collectively-run label that supports independent music across Canada, which is something I support fully.
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You can purchase The Remains Of Brian Borcherdt Vol. 2 and his other albums (and lots of other sweet sweet Canadian rock music) at the Dependent Music online store - Dependent is a collectively-run label that supports independent music across Canada, which is something I support fully.
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Oh. So that's why this seminar is called Dependent Origination.
The Dalai Lama & Costco: When Ultimate Truth met Relative Truth... 2007
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I've applied for a PhD in Literary Studies at the National University of Singapore, with a dissertation research proposal called Dependent Arising and the Dreamlike State: Buddhist and Surrealist Examinations on the Nature of Reality in Literature of the Fantastic.
the sitayana jlundberg 2006
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"Dependent" means that something depends or relies on factors other than itself.
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"Dependent" no longer means simply a child living at home.
Tucson Citizen 2009
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Order SVU: "Dependent" (Mark), The Burningmore Incident (Doug Fox).
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The law established Aid to Dependent Children ADC, a welfare program intended to keep mothers in the home.
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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