| Dr. Lawrence-Lightfoot, the sociologist, says part of what makes it so hard to detach completely is the codependence that comes with putting two peas into a very tiny pod. |
| They make a place for themselves in the family by the very nature of their codependence. |
| Last August, the codependence first became apparent when US warplanes carried out missions over the Iraqi district of Amerli, thus providing close air support to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards active on the ground. |
| I hold courses on codependence and have seen amazing results and complete life changes in a very short time. |
| Indeed, the general manager has captured the global financial zeitgeist-an unhealthy codependence between investors and their central bankers. |
| Through the innovation process, new kinds of relationships are developed which begin an unprecedented kind of codependence among the actors. |
