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co-dependency Substance abuse 1. The activity of an enabler, a person who allows an alcoholic or other substance abuser to continue with the addiction. See Enabler 2. The concomitant presence of 2 or more states of drug dependency–eg,
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This keeps China's currency grossly undervalued and its exports high and American consumers content--so neither country is willing to interfere with such an unhealthy codependence. authorities of the children born to Japanese mothers and American fathers demonstrates, the codependence did not keep either side from turning its racism against the other. But no other people has been wedded to God since the heyday of the Pharaohs; no one knows what we know about the interdependence and codependence of God and humanity, what riches such a relationship can offer, where the breaking points are. |
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