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interdependent [in″ter-dĕ-pen´dent]
pertaining to actions or activities that require one individual to work with another. Interdependent nursing actions are those that are performed by the nurse after mutual determination by the nurse and the physician. They also include activities directed by the physician but requiring nursing judgment to perform.


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The growing tendency for an involvement of the terrorist groups in the world of the organized crime is a road of the multiple established criminal interdependences (examples: drugs traffic in Latin America; "cultural" terrorism in the Italian cities, while eventual form of pressure of the Mafia on the authorities and the Italian State that, with effectiveness, they are trying to combat).
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Firms must manage these types of interdependences, establishing coordinating mechanisms that help the system absorb exogenous and endogenous shocks.
 
 
 
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