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DEPENDENCY. A territory distinct from the country in which the supreme sovereign, power resides, but belonging rightfully to it, and subject to the laws and regulations which the sovereign may think proper to prescribe. It differs from a colony, because it is not settled by the citizens of the sovereign or mother state; and from possession, because it is held by other title than that of mere conquest: for example, Malta was considered a dependency of Great Britain in the year 1813. 3 Wash. C. C. R. 286. Vide act of congress, March 1, 1809, commonly called the non-importation law. |
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Mergere Maestro's Project Server provides IT teams with a platform to catalog, manage and integrate existing internal, proprietary and open source code and a continuous integration and dependency management framework to then enable companies to reuse the available component assets in their enterprise software portfolio. Use Case-Driven Configuration is a real innovation, particularly its built-in dependency management," said Steve Carlson, CIO of TriNet, a nationwide provider of human resources services for small and mid-sized companies. Powerful path and dependency management capabilities enable users to quickly predict the impact of NetApp events on their business, while the real-time monitoring capabilities enable customers to maximize performance and utilization. |
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