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Carinthia, bordering Italy and Slovenia in the eastern Alps, is overwhelmingly dependent on exports.

And since only a minor share of its irrigation water comes from rivers, India is overwhelmingly dependent on underground water.

Among his noticeable findings, (1) there has been a dramatic rise of independent voters; (2) the Republican Party is overwhelmingly dependent on the shrinking White electorate; (3) the Democrats enjoy growing strength among minorities; (3) rural areas still predominate but urban and suburban areas are growing in influence; and (4) early voting is very popular among North Carolinians.

In fact, daylight SRB activity in silico is overwhelmingly dependent on such hydrogen (97.1% of compartmentalized elementary modes with non-zero SRB fluxes).

"The House of Mirth" is, after all, Wharton's sustained howl of rage at a world where women are overwhelmingly dependent on men for their livelihoods and in which one malicious whisper can destroy a reputation.

Also, the reduction in poverty in recent decades has been overwhelmingly dependent on the rapid growth in China.

The national incomes of most African states are overwhelmingly dependent on the price of commodities, which have fallen steadily in recent years.

In addition, populations of ice-dependent Antarctic silverfish — which thirty years ago made up nearly half the diet of Adélie penguins around Palmer Station — have also fallen in the region, meaning that Adélies are overwhelmingly dependent on krill.

Vyacheslav Akhunov, who lives in Tashkent and frequently exhibits his installations and video projects overseas, said artists in Uzbekistan were overwhelmingly dependent on the state to show and sell their work.

Many former communist countries, including Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, are overwhelmingly dependent on gas from Russia's Gazprom.

In part, this reflects the emergence of a new set of global challenges and priorities and in part, concerns held by those in the global North and South about how best to finance AIDS on a more sustainable basis (many national responses, particularly in Africa, are overwhelmingly dependent on external resources).