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• The dependency culture here is so deep, though, this logic is very new.
• Norquist hates the dependency culture that sends city bosses cap-in-hand to Washington.
• Government officials say they wanted to wean the arts from a " dependency culture ."
• Welfare accounts for nearly one-third of state spending and critics charge that it encourages fraud and a dependency culture.
• "We are looking at a dependency culture which could last a generation or more, " worries a senior western diplomat.
• The rise of the New Right in conservative politics led to a critique of one-nation conservatism which contended that dependency culture created by the welfare state.
• Welfare now accounts for nearly one-third of all state spending, with critics charging that the complex system encourages fraud and a " dependency culture ."
• "We have become a dependency culture, and the peace dividend comes with a peace cost, " said Christopher Gibson, the Belfast director of the Confederation of British Industry.
• The Working Party claimed to improve welfare " without creating the sort of dependency culture that has emerged in some industrial societies ", it resisted to expand the welfare benefits along the lines of the Western welfare states.
• "Because of all the aid in Haiti, there is such a dependency culture that efforts in development are thwarted by attitudes, " says Leanne Geisterfer, who works in Haiti for the development agency of the Christian Reformed Church, based in Grand Rapids, Mich . " There are little pockets of hope, but the overwhelming attitude is, ` What are you going to do for us ?'