parentally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . using the rights of a parent
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Personal repulsion of their parentally-programmed message by 99 % of wikipedians ( and soceity in general ) does not equate to non-notability.
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In a book, " Letters from Exile ", she compared these two schools and made conclusions that preferred parentally financed to state education.
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Discussed was, aside from the personal matters, the issue to what degree government has a right to intervene when minors engage in risky behaviour that is parentally supported.
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As rodent offspring are fostered mono-parentally and have no direct exposure with their fathers, offspring born of stressed male rodents provide a good model for transgenerational stress inheritance.
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The alarms that sound when a teen goes over a parentally imposed speed limit forces kids to adhere to the rules of the road or lose their driving privileges, Berry added.
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In AD 326, Constantine the Great promulgated a law that increased the penalties for parentally non-sanctioned " abduction " of their girls, and concomitant sexual intercourse / rape.
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She writes that the French public school system is best for its neutral secularity and disregard of " parentally inspired discriminations ", which are not allowed to influence the common nature of the school.
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If we didn't hate kids, we wouldn't give them terrible schools, ritual doses of Ritalin, parentally organized sports and, yes, the junk food and TV Nader decries.
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This daily exchange _ yes, I'm a listener _ is symptomatic of a child-centric, parentally insecure culture that, moviewise, rears its confused head every year at just about this time.
