Word: dependence
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...These films did not emerge whole from the minds of their creators alone. Like all films, these do depend on a network of support. "Film is an artform that demands a network, a support system," notes Rice. "You need money, equipment, people to show the work to. The artform that is closest to film is architecture. It's a massive undertaking." Organizations like the Boston Film/Video Foundation (which produces the festival) provide a network of material resources that support independent projects. But, as Rice points out, film demands an audience like no other artform. It is hard to find...
...Free market conservatives on Capitol Hill, for example, believe the IMF has come to function as a safety net for bad investment decisions, and that investors and governments will continue acting recklessly as long as they can depend on a bailout...
...have a lot of good pitchers and a lot of strong arm, especially the young guys," Lentz said. "It's important to get them on the mound. Our depth on the mound is going to depend on how fast our freshman develop...
...Prime Minister Ehud Barak to stop the sale. The Israeli hard line coincides with an historic visit to the Jewish state by China's President Jiang Zemin Wednesday, but also reflects a growing tendency in Israel to define its long-term interests independently of the U.S. rather than to depend exclusively on Washington's good offices for its long-term survival...
...very unlikely white knight is galloping over the hill to rescue the American public from the grips of penny-pinching health maintenance organizations: Just call him Dr. Deception. As more people depend on managed care programs for their routine medical care, doctors are increasingly bucking the HMO guidelines in order to give their patients the treatment they need. According to an article published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association, 39 percent of doctors surveyed in 1998 admitted to having deceived insurance companies at least once. And 54 percent of those physicians reported their rate of deception...