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Translations co-dependent (esp US Psych) n → Koabhängige(r) mf adj → koabhängig How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``We know that there is a lot of co-dependent behavior between the mayor and the union, but I'm willing to hear how this changes the profession of teaching and the results that kids can have. Their co-dependent relationship--which subsumed Dare's successes as a model and magazine photographer, as well as her few, unconsummated romances--is the centerpiece of this melancholy biography, as the mother-daughter duo spend decades traveling extensively, sharing the same bed, and photographing each other in bizarre poses and costumes. Although animal breeding has made significant advances during the last 100 years, the cow continues as the basis of civilization, the culmination of a long-standing and co-dependent relationship. |
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