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I want to say "You are dependent on your clients to give you assignments"
So far I'd say "On est dépendant des clients pour on donner des commandes".
But that "on" doesn't work on this case, does it? I mean, in the first part of the sentence it does fit, but I can't say "pour ON donner", right?
So what pronoun do I have to use then, instead of "on"?

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I want to say "You are dependent on your clients to give you assignments"
So far I'd say "On est dépendant des clients pour on donner des commandes". 
But that "on" doesn't work on this case, does it? I mean, in the first part of the sentence it does fit, but I can't say "pour ON donner", right? 
So what pronoun do I have to use then, instead of "on"?
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