Even the best behaved child may not be able to patiently wait in the long lines of the Louvre.
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It also sullied the company's prized image as the best-behaved major American bank after the 2008 financial crisis.
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But, despite all this, no one has shown up at my door with a prize for Best Behaved Trust Fund Baby.
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According to this year's results, New York City was the best behaved thus far, with only 16 busts for fake IDs.
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" He adds that, "Americans between the ages of 15 and 30 generally constitute what's arguably the nicest, best-behaved generation in history.
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Fran, who may be the best behaved boyfriend ever, tells Hannah that he thinks there is such a thing as an enjoyably chill wedding.
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In an essay for Petco, she wrote that although it was love at first sight, Meaty was not the best-behaved pup at first.
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It's a 211.8-page report, and the data, collected from September 21993 through December 24.1, strongly suggests today's teens are the best-behaved in generations.
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Adolescence is such a wild ride for even the best-behaved kids that hearing Buffy Summers and her pals' heightened dialogue serves as a metaphor for that very journey.
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And even if you manage to attract guests, how do you decorate a space so that it withstands the damage that even the best behaved among them will do?
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What drives a man to abandon a doting wife (Rachel Weisz) and three of the best-behaved children in Christendom to circumnavigate the globe in an ill-prepared trimaran?
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After all, I've written about other data sets that show this generation of teens to be the best behaved on record — they smoke less, drink less, and have sex less than previous generations.
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But the hardest task may be convincing large numbers of the healthiest, most patriotic and best-behaved young Americans to put aside unprecedented levels of mistrust and join the armed services under Commander in Chief Donald Trump.
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"Salt Lake City School District's Escalante Elementary has been named an Intel School of Distinction for its innovative science program. Escalante will receive $10,000 in addition to software, hardware, curriculum and training totaling more than $160,000. Mr. Haglund's class is the best behaved of the school!"Fabiano, Giovanna.
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He was educated first at the Enniskillen Model School. He went on to attend the prestigious Portora Royal School, which counted Oscar Wilde and, later, Samuel Beckett among its graduates.Robinson 2005, pp. 34–35. He was remembered by a classmate as "one of the nicest and best behaved" students at that time.
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Law enforcement has existed in various forms since the foundation of the colony of New South Wales at Sydney in 1788. In order to protect the infant town against thieves and petty criminals after dark, Governor Arthur Phillip authorised the formation of a nightwatch in August 1789, consisting of eight of the best-behaved convicts.Police . State records NSW.
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After a few months he was made director of the catechist school. He founded the first junior seminary in the Congo. After the summer holidays of 1898, with the authority of the Vicar- General Mgr. Victor Roelens, he brought all the most pious and best behaved pupils to Mpala and began to teach them the elements of Latin grammar.
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He founded the first junior seminary in the Congo. After the summer holidays of 1898, with the authority of the Vicar-General Mgr. Victor Roelens, he brought all the most pious and best behaved pupils to Mpala and began to teach them the elements of Latin grammar. Soon after, Father Joseph Weghsteen created a Latin-Swahili grammar, which he printed on the press at Mpala.
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Bornino, Bruno, "88,000 rock fans win Modell's praise," Cleveland Press, September 2, 1974, p. A-1 (concertgoer jumped or fell through net behind home plate). Bornino, Bruno, "Rainy Sunday," Cleveland Press, June 6, 1977, p. C-1 (concertgoer leaped from upper deck). The Cleveland Plain Dealer, "Fleetwood Mac show crowd praised as best behaved," August 27, 1978 (man hanging from rafters lost grip and fell from upper deck).
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Silence grows into the best-behaved and smartest boy there ever was but Nature realizes that she has been tricked and wants revenge. When Silence is old enough to understand he is a girl, his father explains the circumstances. Silence agrees to conceal himself from everyone and builds up his endurance through physical activities. Nature appears to Silence at the age of twelve, chastising him for hiding his sex.
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When the coach finally reaches the Castle, the students race around exploring the grounds, cliffs and beach. Soon it's time to leave but one of the best-behaved students, Carol, is missing. A search ensues and Mr. Briggs finally finds Carol, who is depressed because she doesn't want to return to the bad conditions at her home. She wants a better life and wishes she lived in a nicer area, like that which surrounds the Castle.
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The associated topological space is the Sierpiński space. Sets equipped with an extended pseudoquasimetric were studied by William Lawvere as "generalized metric spaces".. From a categorical point of view, the extended pseudometric spaces and the extended pseudoquasimetric spaces, along with their corresponding nonexpansive maps, are the best behaved of the metric space categories. One can take arbitrary products and coproducts and form quotient objects within the given category. If one drops "extended", one can only take finite products and coproducts.
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San Quentin is a 1946 American romantic drama film directed by Gordon Douglas. The warden of San Quentin State Prison takes three of his best-behaved model prisoners to a press event in San Francisco, but Nick Taylor (Barton MacLane) escapes en route. The warden enlists an old enemy of Taylor's, Jim Roland (Lawrence Tierney), to bring him back to justice. The film comes with a prologue with former Sing Sing warden Lewis E. Lawes advocating the inmates' Mutual Welfare League.
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Cuddles (puppeteer Bob Martin) is a comfort doll designed to help people cope with their problems. However, as the introductory voice-over to each episode informs the viewer, it is Cuddles who is now the problem. The chronic subordination of his own needs to those of others caused him to explode one day, grab a rifle, and start shooting. Despite this eruption, Cuddles is generally the best behaved of the group, although his naivete often gets him and his fellow residents at the halfway house into trouble.
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Video streaming services such as alt= By the 2010s, younger people in many parts of the world had been surrounded by widespread internet use for their entire lives. The psychological effects of social media and the internet on the minds of young people, especially children, became an increasing concern during this decade. The youth of the 2010s were called the "best-behaved generation on record." In May 2014, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported that teenage pregnancies and their uses of drugs and alcohol reached record lows.
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Principal Skinner announces a school field trip in a submarine, but warns that only the best- behaved students will be allowed to go due to space limitations. Any student who breaks a rule is barred from going on the trip. He shows a video with the phrase Yvan Ehy Nioj (join the navy spelled backwards) on the screen, which is a reference to the season 12 episode New Kids on the Blecch. Bart behaves well in order to remain eligible, but Skinner crosses him off the list after he tracks mud into the school.
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Thomas Samuel Stewart was the Commissariat Storekeeper at Norfolk Island when it was finally abandoned as a convict settlement. He remained on the island with five of the best behaved convicts to act as caretakers until the new settlers from Pitcairn's Island arrived on 8 June 1856. They were responsible for sorting the stores to be shipped to Van Diemen's Land (called Tasmania since the granting of responsible government in 1856), and those to be left behind for the new arrivals. Stewart and his wife were there to greet the Pitcairn families when they arrived on the Morayshire.
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Crew mates described him as always being happy, with an intimidating, six-foot-tall physique but a personality that did not match. His disciplined nature remained; he reportedly was one of the best-behaved sailors, who spent all of his time either carrying out his duties or practicing to be a better officer. Cabaniss was never admonished for shore misconduct, a considerable issue for most other new officers and sailors. He was reportedly a favorite of the superior officers stationed in Kobe, and was appointed to a spot on the admiral's staff as a reward for his conduct."Recent Deaths" (February 25, 1882), p.
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The turkeys are raised in the same fashion as turkeys designated for slaughter and are fed a grain-heavy diet of fortified corn and soybeans to increase the birds' size. A flock of between 50 and 80 birds, typically from the farm of the current National Turkey Federation chairperson, are selected to be acclimated to handle loud noises, flash photography and large crowds; from the flock, the 10 to 20 best-preened and best-behaved are chosen and eventually narrowed down to two finalists, whose names are chosen by the White House staff from suggestions by school children from the state where they were raised.10 things you didn't know about Presidential turkey pardons. Time. Retrieved November 29, 2013.
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Today's teenagers are the best-behaved generation on record Vox A 2013 survey showed that the rate of teen smoking dropped to 15.7%, the rate of teenagers having unprotected sex dropped to 34% and the rate of teenagers participating in a physical fight dropped to 25%, much lower than their counterparts 22 years earlier. E-cigarette and smokeless tobacco use among teenagers rose. Similar trends were noted elsewhere, a report looking at statistics from 2018-19 noted that the levels of adolescents aged ten to seventeen in England and Wales being cautioned or sentenced for criminal activity had fallen by 83% over the previous decade, whilst the numbers entering the youth justice system for the first time had fallen by 85%. Whilst, research from Australia suggested that crime rates among that age group had declined throughout the 2010s.
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Holmes, p. 69. Whilst in India he wrote of his regiment "I have commanded them for nearly ten years during which I have scarcely been away from them and I have always found them to be the quietest and best behaved body of men in the army."Savoury & Isles, p. 5. Wellesley gained further success in India during the Second Anglo-Maratha War of 1803–05, and in 1806 Wellesley succeeded the Marquis Cornwallis as Colonel of the 33rd, which he held until 1813. By 1807, Napoleon's attempt to prevent continental Europe from trading with Britain had resulted in all but Sweden, Denmark and Portugal closing their ports. In June 1807, Napoleon pressured Denmark further, resulting in the British naval bombardment of Copenhagen and seizure of the Danish fleet to prevent it from falling into French hands.Rothenberg, pp. 114–115.
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