Today, their use for the fair sharing of water in towns and villages continues to be underpinned by mutual dependence and communal values and guided by astronomical observations.
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Each fig species has its own fig wasp which ( in most cases ) pollinates the fig, so a tight mutual dependence has evolved and persisted throughout the genus.
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The Fula traditions of nomadic cattle herding has bequeathed values of mobility and independence, and at the same time created networks of mutual dependence between certain communities and cultures.
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America's reliance on Saudi oil and Saudi Arabia's need for U . S . military protection have produced a level of mutual dependence that is not healthy for either country.
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One scene in particular sums up Paul and Pamela's mutual dependence and wariness of that dependence, the mutual losses they have suffered in recent years and their mutual need for solace.
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But to most experts, this was a tactical dance of two hardheaded men aware of their mutual dependence and not the striving of two close friends to patch up their differences.
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Irish nationalists and the U . N . mediators in Palestine both hoped that mutual dependence, geographic proximity and the benefits of shared infrastructure would gradually dissipate the aftermath of ethnic partition.
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Beyond their blanket opposition to numerical targets, Japanese chipmakers also see the mutual dependence of the two countries'chip industries as so far advanced that a pact to regulate them is not necessary.
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The African liturgy seems to have influenced the Mozarabic and Gallican liturgies similarities in phraseology show a common antique origin or a mutual dependence of the liturgies ( possibly Antiochene and Coptic ).
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As a consequence, what should be a pas de deux of mutual dependence and power-struggling between Chance and the Princess as they fester in an expensive hotel suite, is largely a solo act.
