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in di pen duhnt lee

  • r  on your own; without outside help
    the children worked on the project independently
  • r  apart from others

  • He works independently as a boat motor mechanic in Lake Havasu, Ariz.
  • It even has two separate compartments that can heat and cool independently of each other.
  • He works independently as a boat motor mechanic in Lake Havasu, Ariz.
News & Articles

  • Foster care kids need help as they age out of system
    Setting up a new apartment and living independently is challenging for a new graduate with a new job, but if you're one of the roughly 113 children a...
    June 12, 2013 - Lehigh Acres News Star
  • Auditor: County in excellent financial shape
    In a presentation to the Hood County Commissioners Court Tuesday morning (June 11) about an independently commissioned fiscal report, County Auditor Stan McBroom reported that the county has a Double-A bond rating, which he attributed partly to an “across-the-board excellent performance” of those who head county offices. McBroom noted that the county’s credit rating is much better now than it ...
    June 11, 2013 - Hood County News
  • 30 Under 30: Games & Apps
    Creator and producer of 'Hey Ash, Whatcha Playing?' an independently-produced web series about video games; also a lead writer at Gearbox Software, he helped write the hit game Borderlands 2.
    June 10, 2013 - Forbes
Quotes

  • Andrew Cuomo in Guardian Unlimited
    I'm confident that we can look at it independently, with a top team of prosecutors, that will follow the evidence wherever it leads,Cuomo said.
  • Jens Stoltenberg in Salon
    These are separate individuals that are responsible for criminal acts,Stoltenberg said. "It is always bad to judge a whole group of people from what individuals are doing and that is independently of what group these people belong to."
  • Tony Abbott in Sydney Morning Herald
    A book operates independently of other processes and will stand or fall on its merits. You run the risk people won't agree with you - that's life,Mr Abbott said. "In the end, the best policy ideas don't necessarily emerge from a...

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