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Interdependence
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Interdependence 

the mutual conditioning by components of the reality of their existence, the mutual dependence of their individual characteristics. A special type of interdependence is correlation, which is a strongly mediated interdependence. In the present-day literature of philosophical logic and specialized science the concept of correlation is used more frequently than that of interdependence.

I. S. ALEKSEEV



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In the 1940s Will wrote a Declaration of Interdependence, which called for racial and religious equality, a decade before the civil rights movement began.
A Declaration of INTERdependence, October 25, 1975, endorsed by 124 members of the U.
In accordance with its goals--as expressed in the Appeal, in the Declaration of Interdependence and the Memorandum--the Collegium is currently undertaking a series of studies to be developed for the next plenary meeting to be held by the end of June 2004.
 
 
 
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