The abusive and neglectful behavior of her landlord was exhausting.
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Above all, she was said to be a neglectful mother.
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In "Saving April," the teenager is a girl whose birth mother was a neglectful alcoholic; in "The Woman in the Window," the adopted teenager is a boy whose birth mother was a neglectful drug addict.
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She also had a client who turned away a neglectful father.
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Yearning to be back in the hands of its neglectful owner.
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India is not alone among its neighbours in being so neglectful.
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Healthy & safe dialogue w/ kids is neither abusive, neglectful or 'dangerous.
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But don't be neglectful or sweep bad behavior under the rug.
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It feels either too alarmist or too neglectful of public concerns.
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At the same time, Mr. Jobs shifted from neglectful to controlling.
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Federal officials have rejected the criticism that they have been neglectful.
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"People automatically assume it happens to bad or neglectful parents," Bennett said.
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Uninvolved/neglectful is viewed as one of the most harmful parenting styles.
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She moved around between homes, some of them abusive, many more neglectful.
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A third type of feeding style is a neglectful or "uninvolved" style.
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This neglectful attitude is extraordinary, for they are one of India's unsung wonders.
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But if your parents are neglectful and unavailable, you might develop insecure attachments.
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Unfortunately, as a bystander, you cannot control the actions of a neglectful owner.
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Jennifer Jason Leigh guest stars as Adeline, Sierra's mostly neglectful, very famous mother.
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Baltimore-area renters complained about a property owner they called neglectful and litigious.
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Some of them died, allegedly at the hands of neglectful or abusive nuns.
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The Trump administration has been just as neglectful—if not hostile—to EXIM.
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This time, however, the stakes will be much more dire than a neglectful Stanley.
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The group is also focusing on saving goldens from neglectful situations across the Midwest.
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Is he neglectful of his children, or is he teaching them to be strong?
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Jahseh Onfroy (XXXTentacion's real name) reportedly grew up in a violent and neglectful home.
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Fans blasted David for verbally abusing Jenelle, and also called her a neglectful mom.
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"He was two years old, and came from a very neglectful environment," she says.
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Neglectful, dehumanizing sex is not harassment, but it's some other form of serious harm.
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But it feels kind of wrong to [be] almost neglectful of that community, right?
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"Might people say you were terrible, neglectful parents?" he wrote, in his demand for answers.
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It is grossly neglectful of the basic decencies, cavalier toward historical facts, and toxically tasteless.
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"Healthy & safe dialogue w/ kids is neither abusive, neglectful or 'dangerous,'" Brown tweeted on Wednesday.
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Singularly unsympathetic, Päffgen presents as a longtime neglectful mother, unrepentant junkie and temperamentally unpleasant artist.
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He'd become far too neglectful and indifferent for a young woman who expected, well, more.
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Is leaving young children unattended briefly or allowing them to roam the neighborhood themselves neglectful?
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But for the ghostly Alyosha and his neglectful, raging parents, the cataclysm has already arrived.
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"We think it's happening to neglectful parents" who don't watch their children when they're swimming.
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" Union: "Or there can only be a good, perfect, amazing mom or a bad, neglectful mom.
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Barney claimed in court documents that Judge had been "very neglectful" in caring for their children.
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He claimed in court documents that Judge had been "very neglectful" in caring for their children.
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Read more: Gay penguins 'kidnapped' a chick from its 'neglectful' parents at a zoo in Denmark
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They have everything anyone could want, but they are all empty and lonesome, neglectful and neglected.
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Also, the use of Tony Stark as a distant, neglectful, problematic father figure couldn't be more perfect.
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"We do get comments from strangers and the worst ones are about us being neglectful," Barber said.
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I would say certainly that progressive politics in Britain has been willfully neglectful of this demographic change.
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And yet … God wasn't completely neglectful, either: In few places can an earthy palette appear so kaleidoscopic.
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Unfortunately, the efforts to rebuild our Puerto Rico have been superficial at best and neglectful at worst.
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On top of all this, of course, Edison was a hard-to-please father and neglectful husband.
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My liver is a little trooper who has been through some serious abuse by her neglectful owner.
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" J.P. "Should've Been You" is a parting shot at a neglectful partner: "Who takes care of me?
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"If a local official is neglectful of required duties, I will remove that official," the governor said.
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Psychologists categorize parenting by four styles: authoritative, uninvolved/neglectful, permissive and authoritarian, said licensed clinical psychologist Joe Taravella.
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And none of those adventures would have been possible if their parents weren't so damn awful and neglectful.
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He also told his side of the food allergy fight -- accusing her of being neglectful during the incident.
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His strategy of mastering social media, large rallies, and media wars weren't neglectful of the science of campaigns.
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Nor do they cry, by and large, to let you know that their parents are neglectful or callous.
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But no, I had neither "libertine" nor neglectful parents; in fact, they often watched the show with me.
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Alston said U.S. policies since President Lyndon Johnson's war on poverty in the 1960s have been "neglectful at best".
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On the other hand, it's like, is somebody doing a woefully neglectful job of backgrounding these contestants or whatever?
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Palestinians also find their own government neglectful: the administrative capital Ramallah is well-supplied as the hinterlands go thirsty.
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This former model is selfish and neglectful to her children's needs, resenting the role she's been destined to play.
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Save it all, as it'll be vital if you have to take your neglectful landlord to small claims court.
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For years, the little gray donkey had been kept in a cramped and rancid stall by a neglectful owner.
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Eternally exhausted, both parents are borderline neglectful, "floating" holidays and flaking on carpools and skimping on therapy for Brick.
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"Failing to hold them accountable only encourages other officers to be similarly neglectful in discharging their legal obligations," wrote Chopra.
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One "little" neglectful action could set off an epic lovers' quarrel, so be super considerate of both dates and mates.
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Additionally, children of permissive and neglectful mothers were twice as likely to be overweight compared with children of authoritative parents.
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"I was so neglectful, fighting with my wife," Scaramucci told Dr. Phil McGraw in a preview clip from the show.
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Media representations of black people often rely on stereotypes that paint black people as pathologically flawed: criminal, violent, neglectful, and subhuman.
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When these patterns are poor or lackluster, it's time to look for neglectful management, superior competition and disruptions in the marketplace.
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And in a town full of neglectful parents, jock bullies, and overreaching government villains, Stranger Things has plenty of those already.
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With the support of the JustFix app, tenants in neglectful housing situations have a 66% success rate in achieving housing justice.
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Many novels of this period would be sure to script a downfall for Lady Susan, a neglectful mother and fickle adulteress.
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They see Brussels as risk averse and neglectful when it comes to long-term problems like rising inequality and the environment.
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By 2016, Mr. Polanco's building had landed in the Alternative Enforcement Program, which is the city's harshest punishment for neglectful landlords.
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And for many children of unhappy families, genetic bonds aren't sufficient to maintain connection to parents who are abusive or neglectful.
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She's always been a mother "who passes for competent but is in truth neglectful" to both Rachel and her brother, Rowan.
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A detour to Texas shows that Karen has been a bit of a neglectful mother (and in trying to make up for it, a neglectful employee as well), while her home life in Oklahoma shows that she can be short with her loved ones, such as her lesbian roommate, Dolly (Cher in an understated dramatic performance).
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After playing with her for just a few minutes, I somehow walked away feeling like a neglectful dad for leaving her behind.
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If the parents are abusive or neglectful, "the kids turn to each other for support and love, which becomes sexual," he says.
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In "Oh Papa Blues," after detailing her grievances against a neglectful lover, Rainey turns on a dime, steeling herself to exact revenge.
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If we download the right app, maybe we can keep harm at bay, and no one can call us a neglectful mother.
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Seinfeld is the No. 1 exception to all those rules about comedy, that you have to have a neglectful parent or something.
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As mom-in-chief, Michelle Obama could correct decades-long stereotypes of black women as neglectful parents and money-grubbing welfare queens.
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I've survived divorced parents, a neglectful childhood, depression, an eating disorder, an abusive relationship, a traumatic car accident and a sexual assault.
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If your boyfriend didn't influence them because he let someone else (presumably his ex-wife) raise them, then he's a neglectful parent.
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To do anything less is harmful to our economy (given the cost of treating disease) and neglectful of our children and neighbors.
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Australian cartoonist Bill Leak was only recently lambasted for his "racist" illustration of a neglectful Aboriginal father, which appeared in The Australian newspaper.
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They located an owner who said he had given Chance to another person, who, as it turns out, was neglectful to the dog.
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Just as there are sweeping perceptions of the poor, the affluent are often seen as being selfish, overly ambitious and neglectful, she said.
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In March 29, he attempted to get full custody of their kids, releasing court documents that said she had been neglectful of them.
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Walking the woods, with Whitman in her knapsack, was her escape from an unhappy home life: a sexually abusive father, a neglectful mother.
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"Once you have a greater knowledge of injustices happening in the world, it feels neglectful not to do anything about it," Melissa said.
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In the United States, the credit bureaus don't downgrade consumers for spending on things they deem silly or for being neglectful pet owners.
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The first time, it's heard when Little (Alex Hibbert), a young boy, returns home to his neglectful mother, who is entertaining a man.
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As Price's music is increasingly recognized by a previously neglectful classical mainstream, the concerto has begun to see the wider renown it deserves.
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Now in her second term as the public advocate, Ms. James has used the office to take on neglectful landlords and the city.
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Learning from birth to sit straight, clean the tables, come to the defense of our hotheaded brothers and stubborn fathers, our neglectful lovers.
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Police have determined that no unlawful or neglectful act was committed in Paige's death and will not be filing charges, the news release states.
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Meyer told me charges were being considered based on allegedly neglectful conduct by employees like the warden, but that they seem unlikely to stick.
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"I'm willing to look like a slightly 'neglectful' mom to give my child that freedom, but I can see I'm being judged," says Glowacki.
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The reality was that the boys had a horrifying childhood, with a harsh and neglectful stepfather and a mother who had sexually abused them.
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The challenges of agricultural life in Honduras have always been mighty, from poverty and a neglectful government to the swings of international commodity prices.
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But as a popular Sunday Review article by Kim Brooks, a writer in Chicago, pointed out, many in America see these practices as neglectful.
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Her mother, Ms. Brennan, is portrayed as a free spirit who nurtured her daughter's creativity — but could be mercurial, hot-tempered and sometimes neglectful.
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Again, it's not that people in close relationships are purposefully neglectful or inattentive, it's simply human nature to become complacent about what we know.
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Ben Horne, who was so neglectful toward his daughter Audrey that he almost slept with her while she was going undercover as a prostitute?
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Lawsuits, like the one against the NHL consisting of over 20003 plaintiffs who allege the league was neglectful and deceitful regarding head trauma, are ongoing.
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That offers the United States an opportunity to jump-start its relationship with several neighbors that have historically regarded Washington as neglectful, imperial — or both.
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I'm not talking about children taken by necessity from abusive or neglectful homes, but those whose loving families were wrongly persuaded to give them up.
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She writes about asking her mother about her abusive and neglectful upbringing, asking her how she managed to be such a good mom to Hillary.
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Raised in a chaotic household, the late child of a neglectful mother, Georges recalls that she found comfort only in the company of her pets.
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The neurotic single mother, Laura (Vera Farmiga), who fills her Seattle home with rescue animals to plug the hole left by her chronically neglectful father.
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Until this year, liberals and Democrats have been notoriously neglectful about building local organizations to back candidates for school boards, City Councils and state legislatures.
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This comes almost entirely from Steve, whose midlife anxieties — including an elusive, married lover and a neglectful agent — are the burr under the movie's saddle.
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Brown has previously accused of Kyriss of being a terrible, neglectful mom and in 2018, made a push to get sole custody of their kids.
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He has crisscrossed the country, rallying crowds with a message that Mr. Putin and his lieutenants are irredeemably corrupt and neglectful of ordinary people's interests.
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What's clear is there's an urgent need for resources like this to help families struggling to find each other in an abusive, neglectful, and demoralizing system.
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"Their parents might have been neglectful or not around," says Benjamin Hadden, an assistant professor of psychology at Florida Atlantic University, who has studied attachment avoidance.
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It's a rung that I fiercely held onto my entire childhood, so I know firsthand the effects of poverty and a neglectful system on American families.
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Whether your mom or dad was over-involved in your life or whether they were neglectful, there are negative consequences to certain types of parental behavior.
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One of my most beloved was a cheap red plastic one that always felt like it was one neglectful afternoon away from melting in the sun.
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However, in the past few decades, funding for national park maintenance needs has been inconsistent and even neglectful, far from the careful stewardship of the past.
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Estrangement is a last-ditch effort to stop the pain of abusive or neglectful parental behavior and to reclaim the self that was damaged in childhood.
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Hileman is clear about recognizing the efforts of her predecessors: "It's not that the BMA has been willfully neglectful in diversifying its collection and exhibitions," she says.
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Heroes of the Frontier is about a normal woman acting abnormally, her antics challenging the reader to draw the line between bold adventurer and bad, neglectful mother.
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California-based social entrepreneur Rory Aronson has developed technology that allows even the most neglectful Tamagotchi owners and intermittent waterers to plant and harvest real-life crops.
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" Asked about Hyde-Smith's comments after Saturday's event, Harris called them "harmful and hurtful" as well as "neglectful of understanding what those words mean in historical context.
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When Nadir hires a woman named Razieh to help look after his dad, the two soon get into a fight after Nadir accuses her of neglectful care.
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BOP could expand its Ombudsman program to include an anonymous, confidential reporting system for both staff and inmate complaints and for reports of abusive or neglectful treatment.
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The private apartments are expensive and often owned by neglectful landlords, and Picture the Homeless has urged the city to use the stronger tactic of eminent domain.
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One of my neighbors in Lancaster, Pa., had asked if I could take in a poorly treated donkey he was trying to rescue from a neglectful owner.
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And for my money, nothing fits that bill than 1990's Home Alone, a heartwarming tale of neglectful parenting, budding sadism, and the true meaning of Christmas.
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But when Lu stops by with a baby she's snatched from a neglectful mother, claiming the child is Nico's daughter, Margo is compelled to take them both in.
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Dani's passive-aggressive dolt of a boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) isn't much help, and he blames her for his neglectful behaviour as well as for her own woes.
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Despite Google's oftentimes neglectful management of Google Voice (the app went years without updates until 2017), Sprint has still dutifully supported the functionality all this time until now.
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If you believe that Beckmann was one of the 20th century's artistic giants, this seems strangely neglectful, not to say scandalous, on the part of our cultural arbiters.
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Anger among gay activists has grown over accusations that the authorities were neglectful in missing-person cases involving gay men for years, as The Times reported in February.
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Because the Perkins family is representative of the current American moment, showing how a childhood shaped by a neglectful bully can lead to an adulthood full of lies.
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But Luke Perry was everywhere anyway, and most particularly in teen magazines and on the bedroom walls of my peers with more libertine (or perhaps more neglectful) parents.
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"The complete detachment from the outside world, on top of careless and neglectful adults, made the ranch the perfect environment for abusers and molesters to thrive," Larson said.
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He discovered that new fathers gain significant weight and that many experience a major increase in depressive symptoms, which could lead to them being neglectful of their children.
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Before, he said, service here was stuck in an old-fashioned mode: either too deferential and formal (at expensive restaurants) or indifferent bordering on neglectful (at cheap ones).
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"It definitely is a possibility, but anybody who knows me or knows what I'm about knows that it's not something that I was neglectful of doing," he said.
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There have been questions about Chyna's parenting abilities lately, especially after cops paid a visit to her L.A. home when an anonymous caller claimed she was drunk and neglectful.
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Luffey was one of the officers who helped bring the abused pup out of a neglectful home and into the Western PA Humane Society's care, a press release said.
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Jay tries to earn acceptance for his sexuality while also struggling with his neglectful home life, and the more structured but loving environment he finds while briefly living with Nick.
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Mevoli grew up in a broken home with a neglectful, self-absorbed father who gave his son a life-insurance policy for his 18th birthday and made himself the beneficiary.
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They are a scandalous misuse of administration funds at a time when reports of migrants being held in filthy and neglectful and otherwise outright abusive conditions have spurred public outrage.
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I wanted to be professionally successful but also personally happy; productive and useful yet not overexerted; responsible and financially practical while not neglectful of my family, friends, and ethical beliefs.
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If we are getting down to basics, it is willfully neglectful and ultimately pointless—and hypocritical—to lay responsibility for the trail of bloodshed at the feet of drug users.
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Where did these needy children come from, the kids at the border, citizen children deep within our borders that need basic health care, kids trapped in neglectful foster care systems?
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In Stone's telling, the Lincolns' relationship remains close and conspiratorial for longer than it probably did, and the husband—ambitious, often defeated, and melancholy—can be neglectful of his wife.
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As Reveal also reported Wednesday, private detention centers and shelters have been repeatedly cited for neglectful behavior, as well as sexual abuse and physical violence, toward detained children in recent years.
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"When we pull back from obligations to do something, we invite people to be neglectful of the complaint or to wish it away or minimize it in some way," Barker said.
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The "bad" movie father is usually presented in one of three ways: violent and abusive, indifferent to the point of neglectful, or the detached workaholic in need of an enlightening journey.
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Joe, a man abandoned by his abusive and neglectful parents and who has never known true love in his life, saw Mr. Mooney's little games as a sign of genuine caring.
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For those months that I wasn't doing the program I felt very uneasy, lost, out of routine, neglectful to my own health, behind in work, unproductive & so ALL OVER the place.
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Dalloway's worries as she shops for flowers or you witness Harry Potter struggle to control his powers in front of his neglectful muggle family, you contrast that experience with your own.
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Grieving in the 'wrong' ways) and Medea-level twisted mother (neglectful, addict bearer of child as referenced in "Plump" lyrics " I don't do the dishes / I throw them in the crib").
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When they tried to contest the guardianship or become guardians themselves, they were dismissed as unsuitable, and disparaged in court records as being neglectful, or as drug addicts, gamblers, and exploiters.
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In contrast, adolescents with authoritarian parents (high on structure, low on warmth), indulgent parents (low on structure, high on warmth) or neglectful parents (low on both) don't fare nearly so well.
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That creates potential for false positives: patients who are labeled as violent or homicidal even if they are not, because their doctors fear being deemed neglectful after some potential future tragedy.
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Faced with bad options on all sides, I decided I didn't want to send the cat back to a neglectful environment, so I have not yet replied to the Facebook inquiries.
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First, that these Champagnes are essentially marketing and money grabs, products of neglectful agriculture and expedient winemaking, answerable only to the bean counters who run the corporations that own these houses.
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After work, he goes home to a run-down one-bedroom motel room he shares with his father, James, an ex-felon who's affably neglectful at best and outright abusive at worst.
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"Electromobility is a big chance but it would be neglectful to write off the combustion engine now," said Gabriel, adding production of batteries for electric cars was important and needed state support.
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It's true that Congress could become neglectful of budget challenges under an automatic CR. But they have already done little to improve the miserable state of funding for non-defense discretionary programs.
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Hannah recently co-wrote a musical mystery, "The Generalist"; its plot features a successful romance novelist who feels that her publisher has become neglectful, after writing a best-seller of his own.
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Lastly, it would be neglectful not to mention the explosion of viewership on YouTube and Twitch, which together formed half of all gaming video revenue, with Twitch ahead by a considerable margin.
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It tells the story of Jojo, a 13-year-old black boy who sets off with his neglectful mother and beloved sister to retrieve his white father from Mississippi's Parchman prison farm.
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Several sworn affidavits described Ms. Max as a neglectful, even punishing, figure in her husband's life — a view that even came to be supported by the guardian she had sought to appoint.
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A full grown pit bull who weighed just 14 pounds when she was found living in a neglectful home in January, will spend forever with the police officer who helped save her life.
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She overcame abusive and neglectful parents, foster homes, suicide attempts, repeated hospitalizations and the persistently gloomy conviction of relatives, caregivers, teachers, doctors and occasionally herself that she would fail at whatever she attempted.
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It must be understood first and foremost that Toya Wright is allowed to parent however she wants, as long as she isn't abusive, neglectful, or willfully responsible for putting 'Nae in harms way.
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It began, as their conversations usually did, with a discussion of Emma Abramovna's children (wonderful!) and my grandmother's grandchildren (neglectful, except for me), their mutual acquaintances (mostly in Israel), and the lousy weather.
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One knockout, "Hey Dad," sung by Jared Weiss, is from a work in progress, "The Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical," and imagines the author's bitter 30-year-old son addressing his neglectful father.
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I believe that many have allowed themselves to be pressed by cultural expectations into having children they did not really want, and I have seen firsthand the results of reluctant and neglectful parenting.
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Permissive and neglectful feeding styles A permissive or "indulgent" feeding style is one in which a parent has loose reins on what a child eats and the access a child has to food.
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Coraline A Gaiman classic that spawned the 2009 stop-animation movie, Coraline tells the story of a little girl with somewhat-neglectful parents who all move into a dreary new flat with odd tenants.
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The country has a heavily industrialized north, poorly maintained private furnaces, growing traffic congestion, widespread use of diesel fuel and years of neglectful spending on infrastructure for freight trains and public transportation, environmentalists say.
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Mr. Porter was written within a trope perhaps more harmful than Hannah's "beautiful struggle," serving as a clueless, neglectful counselor who students avoided as a hall monitor more than they respected as a resource.
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A child of neglectful and absent parents, I had been fiercely independent for most of my life; now, as fatigue gripped my body, I needed help preparing food, showering, doing laundry, managing my medications.
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Yazmin Juarez, 20, and her 19-month-old daughter, Mariee, were detained at a facility in Dilley, Texas, "with unsafe conditions, neglectful medical care, and inadequate supervision," according to her law firm in a statement.
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Indeed, rather than relitigate Dylan's story directly, the profile attempts instead to humanize Previn's enduring relationship with Allen — and, by extension, Allen's disintegrating public persona — while depicting Mia Farrow as a neglectful, abusive, and unhinged mother.
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Whereas councils are required to provide emergency child-protection, they have no duty to teach parenting skills or to offer respite care or other services that could help to stop struggling parents from becoming neglectful ones.
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Children getting poisoned by laundry detergent packets is not the result of neglectful parenting, but rather is the result of a product that was put on the U.S. market without adequate consideration given to child safety.
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Earlier this year the government of Shanghai, where 30% of the population is over 60, threatened to downgrade the credit rating of neglectful adult offspring, which could bar their access to jobs, loans or even welfare payments.
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But her story, based on true events, is no predictable chronicle of wartime woe: she is pitiless toward everyone, herself included, unapologetic about having been a stone-hearted lover, a neglectful mother, and a reckless globe-trotter.
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That case involved a challenge to a law barring the president from removing the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from office unless the director was inefficient, neglectful of duty or engaged in malfeasance in office.
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By illustrating the impact that this historical tragedy had on Southern black communities, Alison Saar's Breach exposes a neglected and neglectful history and its resonance with the environmental racism that is still so prominent in our society.
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Yet early in the final season, after the duo's mother dies, the two discuss the legacy of their neglectful, abusive household and the way they have always been the only person the other really could count on.
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Directed by Gerard McMurray (who lived through the government's neglectful response to Hurricane Katrina), "The First Purge" is firmly committed to the power of resistance, personified by a small band of locals who fight to protect their community.
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"The child's death, while tragic, was neither purposeful nor neglectful, but accidental, and is listed on the death certificate as such," attorney John Musca, who is representing Sheila O'Leary, said in a statement to local TV station WFTX.
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So while Girls' fifth season feels radically neglectful of its past as a whole, blessing its characters with insta-growth, New Girl can get stuck in amnesiac loops, with everything resetting to zero at the end of each episode.
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She announces her resignation from the board and then retreats to a bar where she meets Carla, a neglectful and horny single mom, and Kiki, an isolated stay-at-home mom who is closely monitored by an overbearing husband.
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While the casework in Zymere Perkins's case was plainly indefensible, the city's child welfare system over all has gotten much better at keeping children safe: safe from abusive or neglectful parents, and safe from unnecessarily being removed from home.
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" According to the Lawrence Journal-World, the 2016 petition also calls for an investigation into whether the office had fake or altered registration books that prevented people from voting or was "grossly neglectful with respect to their election duties.
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The scariest character is Beverly's abusive father, and the entire adult world depicted in It. Beverly's father is the most alarmingly abusive parent of the children in the Losers' Club, but the rest are controlling or neglectful in their own ways.
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"We wouldn&apost have arrived at this point if they had treated us well for many years," said illustrator Judit Alguero, expressing a common feeling that the authorities in Madrid are at best neglectful and at worst hostile to Catalan aspirations.
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" Sidney also called Judge "the true parent alienator" and claimed she left Judge's house because Judge was "neglectful (leaving us at home with no food or simply ignoring us entirely)," had "constantly put herself first" and was "mentally and emotionally abusive.
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The latest Horrible Hundred report is the fifth of its kind; highlighted below are some of the most salient and distressing findings: Below, see the list of 20 states found to harbor abusive or neglectful facilities and the report's findings.
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The most vividly drawn of the characters is Bryony, the calorie-counting fat woman who lies to herself continually about her self-imposed diets, and is also a cheating wife and neglectful mother, utterly impervious to self-insight or remorse.
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But chronic stress — when adrenaline and cortisol levels are persistently elevated, as they are for children growing up in neglectful or abusive circumstances — can lead to health problems like obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure, while also impairing cognitive abilities.
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"The reasons I left my mothers house are that she was neglectful (leaving us at home with no food or simply ignoring us entirely), she constantly put herself first and the biggest reason was that she was mentally and emotionally abusive," Sidney shared.
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Matt Goldberg, Collider: It's clear that The Snowman, to have any chance of working, needed to be a careful balancing act, and that somewhere in this mess of a movie, there's a thematic through line about absentee fathers, neglectful mothers, and damaged children.
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The tell-alls portrayed Davis as a self-involved, alternately controlling and neglectful alcoholic – characterizations disputed by many Hollywood insiders, including Merrill and most vociferously by Davis, who disinherited her daughter and didn't speak to her again through to her death in 1989.
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In a note to the president, leaked to Le Monde last month, they warned Mr Macron that his government came across as "indifferent" to social issues, and neglectful of the "struggle against unequal access" that had been a cornerstone of his campaign.
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While Willett contends that she can't speak for Black women, she believes the social media backlash—which resulted in Wilson blocking several prominent voices of Black Twitter—had to do with the actresses' neglectful comment that dismissed her plus-size forebears of color.
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"Instead of offering safe harbor from the life-threatening violence they were fleeing, ICE detained Yazmin and her baby in a place with unsafe conditions, neglectful medical care, and inadequate supervision," said R. Stanton Jones, a partner at Washington, D.C.-based Arnold & Porter law firm.
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I confess that prior to becoming a foster parent, I naively imagined a scenario in which a child who had been removed from an abusive or neglectful home would be relieved to be in a safe environment and would trust our motives and intentions immediately.
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Prudently, Hendrickson concedes the point, portraying the "arrogant and narcissistic" Wright as a status-consumed poseur and a "neglectful father" who abandoned his wife and six children for what he called a "spiritual hegira" to Europe with Mamah Borthwick, the spouse of a client.
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A modern take on the classic A Christmas Carol, All American Christmas Carol follows a neglectful mom named Cindy, played by Orange Is the New Black's Taryn Manning, as she is visited by three ghosts hoping to show her a path to a better future.
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Facebook's ongoing efforts to repair its image as a greedy, neglectful accessory to the spread of misinformation and other nefarious practices has taken a turn to civil rights and specifically how it serves non-white users, which proportionately account for the social network's most active members.
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In the article, Previn also claims that Farrow was a neglectful and abusive mother who used her and her adopted sisters as "domestics," made to do the cooking, cleaning and shopping for the family while Farrow worked on scrapbooks and spoke to her friends on the phone.
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As Ally attempts to study the treatment of mental illness in an era when the allegedly insane are left to molder in abusive institutions, she begins to regress herself, recalling harsh memories of life with her relentlessly ascetic mother and neglectful father and the tragic loss of her sister.
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The action follows a handful of characters in the course of one night, including Yvonne (Yvonne Williams), a pregnant woman who dreams of a better life for her child; Homer (Homer Nish), her neglectful partner; and Tommy (Tommy Reynolds), a slick dancer in love with the night life.
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Since "perfect mother" is a construct that even the guiltiest and most privileged of parents don't really believe exists, the survival of the gag depends on upping the ante, of being ever more "human" — that is, more unconventional, more sloppy, more benignly neglectful, more potty-mouthed — than your predecessors.
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When he revisits his youth with the Ghost of Christmas Past (Andy Serkis), the memories mostly hinge on a terrifying and neglectful father, played by Harris, who abandoned Scrooge to an abusive schoolmaster — but not before killing young Ebenezer's little white mouse in a wanton act of cruelty.
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But from "Four Years of Chances," which lays out the slog of a neglectful marriage mainly so she can crow about the attentive one that came next, to "Weekender," in which her old man is too broke to bail her out of jail, her clarity has a gusto of its own.
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Under Texas law, if a parent fails "to provide a child with food, clothing, or shelter necessary to sustain the life or health of the child," the parent could be found neglectful and the children would be placed into foster care — indeed, thousands of families are separated this way every year.
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" Senator Richard Blumenthal Democrat of Connecticut, who also sponsored the legislation, said, "Children who risk their lives to make a dangerous journey in pursuit of asylum shouldn't then have to worry about falling victim to human trafficking or being handed over to abusive or neglectful adults in the United States.
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She adds, however, that ithe continuous decline is due in large part to the "neglectful underfunding of Indigenous languages" by the government, and the continued implementation of assimilationist policies that strip cultures of their language through the dispossession of land, whether through unsustainable development, inaction on climate change or racism.
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In general, Brazilians are still neglectful of indigenous and marginalized histories, and while the country is no longer as off the radar as it was — exhibitions like this one, at MoMA, signal that change is underway — we are still eager to express who we are and where we came from.
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Throughout the performance, everyday objects and extraneous bits of clothing are smartly used in the transformative process: the stringy head of a mop turns a busboy into an incestuous princess; plastic lobster bibs and badminton rackets deck out the neglectful rulers of a starving nation; sheets of aluminum foil transmogrify into armor.
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The protagonist is Shinji Ikari, son of NERV's director, and Neon Genesis Evangelion is ultimately an examination of the intersection points of Shinji's deep trauma: a neglectful father, a dead mother; the horror of warfare, piloting the Evangelion against supernatural threats; his inability to connect with those around him; ultimately, the very fraying of reality itself.
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In the film's effort to upend notions that a pageant is a one-dimensional showcase of beauty, one scene is especially striking: Willowdean is finally able to connect with her hitherto neglectful mother, Rosie (Jennifer Aniston), in a backstage dressing room; they're both in their own kind of drag, Rosie in the dress and tiara she wore when she won Miss Teen Bluebonnet, and Willowdean in Dolly-as-magician regalia, including ferocious red lipstick, for the competition's talent section.
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She also states the following -- she's not a "sex addict" who brings home random men, she is not a raging alcoholic as Stephen paints her to be, she does not take illicit drugs ... and her children's well-being is her top priority There's more ... Anthony Santa Maria -- Mel B's housekeeper and childcare services provider -- vouches for Mel in the docs, claiming he's never witnessed her drunk "or even buzzed," and he's never seen her do anything remotely dangerous or neglectful with her kids.
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