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As part of its effort to rebuild its image, Mattel is emphasizing that it is less dependent on Chinese contractors than most toy makers.

One reason why China's economy is expected to grow this year by a more robust 8% is that it is less dependent on exports (only 23% of GDP) and much less dependent on IT.

It is less dependent on the rest of the world, and its new currency, the euro, has recovered somewhat in recent weeks as America has weakened.

It is less dependent on nuclear than E.ON, Germany's biggest power company, (which has six nuclear plants in Germany), and EnBW (which has four).

Moreover, because it is less dependent on exports for growth, and more reliant on food production, domestic transportation and other industries than many of its Asian peers, Indonesia is less affected by global problems.

Clarke, who was a cabinet minister until last July, said: "I think the Conservative party will be strengthened if it is less dependent on having to raise money from wealthy individuals.

Securitisation is an important source of credit to the real economy; Europe would be better off if it was less dependent on banks.

Mandelson said what Brown set out in his closing statement last night was a "clear agenda" for rebalancing the economy to ensure it was less dependent on financial services, and also changing politics and renewing public services in what Mandelson said he freely acknowledges is going to be a tough climate.

At the same time, in a region that had resisted an economic downturn because it was less dependent on manufacturing jobs than much of the country and in which home prices continued to rise for years, some economists contended that an easing of price pressure might not be such a bad thing, might eventually spur sales volume.

Savill's specialises in selling up-market property, and said the segment costing more than £400,000 had outperformed the mainstream market in recent years because it was less dependent on mortgages.

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