" Then tap "parental controls" and select "enable parental controls.
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Our culture readily demonizes parental ambivalence, never mind parental alienation.
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Parental wealth, in addition to parental income, plays an important role in college attendance and graduation.
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Parents, though, can rest easy with parental controls apps like SecureTeen and Screen Time Parental Control.
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If you know your parental controls passcode, you can turn off parental controls on a PS4 using its settings.
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You say this, it's like there's parental anxiety, it starts with parental anxiety, over achievement and or lack thereof.
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These vary from permission from a judge, parental consent, or a so-called emancipated minor legally freed from parental oversight.
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Another bill proposed recently would change the state's parental involvement law for minors from requiring notification to mandating parental consent.
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Goldman extended its parental leave based on employee feedbackEvery year, about 4% of Goldman's global employee population takes parental leave.
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Our new supplier parental leave requirement is informed by important work on paid parental leave done in states, including Washington.
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Google offers a parental control tool called Family Link, which includes a setting for requiring parental approval for app purchases.
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There's some evidence suggesting that more extensive parental reassurance is actually correlated with more prolonged distress — though that doesn't tell you whether more child distress prompts more parental reassurance, or whether more parental reassurance prolongs the distress.
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The federal parental leave law, known as the Family and Medical Leave Act, provides for 12 weeks of parental leave — unpaid.
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One of the most unique aspects of Amazon's parental leave policy is its Leave Share program, which allows employees to share their parental leave with a partner who doesn't work at Amazon and whose employer does not provide paid parental leave.
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The children Zayes studied were all of Mexican descent and fell into three groups: those living in the US under threat of parental deportation, those living in the US following parental deportation, and those living in Mexico following parental deportation.
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The use of parental control apps, as opposed to more engaged parenting styles, might be symptomatic of this lack of engaged parental involvement.
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At the time, 218- and 163-year-olds could marry with parental consent, while those 216 or younger required parental and court approval.
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Luma offers robust (and very creepy) parental controls On top of a better Wi-Fi connection, Luma also offers pretty robust parental controls.
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Paid parental and family leave programs are wildly popular with voters — 85033 percent of Republicans and 90 percent of Democrats support paid parental leave.
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With so many router brands moving toward paid parental control subscriptions, it's refreshing to find a system supported by free and effective parental controls.
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Almost everything the speaker looks at in the book is a reminder of not only parental lineage, but the fractures of her specific parental lineage.
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At what point does the gap between parental and state views of what is best for a child require direct intervention, or the usurpation of parental rights?
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SPOTIFY PUSHES OTHERS ON PARENTAL LEAVE: Spotify published a blog on the Department of Labor's website touting its long parental-leave policy that it announced last year.
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Screw third-party parental controls—Apple's got its ownThe Screen Time feature Apple introduced in iOS 12 is also rumored to get a new parental control feature.
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Most state parental notification laws allow minors to forego parental notification of an abortion if they can get permission from a judge, a process known as judicial bypass.
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Why men who work at Goldman Sachs may not take the parental leave they're offered: Goldman Sachs now offers the most generous parental-leave policy on Wall Street.
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Though the states set adoption and parental rights policies, adoption ensures both parents have a legal tie, which could help in challenges to parental rights at the federal level.
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And many Planned Parenthood clinics around the country offer no paid parental leave, a seemingly hypocritical policy for an organization that itself fights for increased paid parental leave policies.
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GOP skeptical of Trump plan for paid parental leave: Republicans appear skeptical of President Trump's proposal to spend $19 billion over the next 10 years on paid parental leave.
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But acknowledging and celebrating that kind of parental heroism shouldn't stop us from discussing and celebrating the more everyday parental dedication of coping with a challenging though healthy baby.
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Workers earn parental leave benefits by paying Social Security payroll taxes and then repay those parental benefits through reduced retirement benefits from Social Security for up to five years.
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Google has also been working to expand parental controls in Android Go deeper: Here's what Axios wrote a year ago on Apple's opportunity to do more on parental controls..
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Wall Street banks are starting to realize the benefits of increased parental leaveIn the last few years, a number of Wall Street banks have extended their parental leave policies.
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Virginia is the most restrictive state in the U.S. for minors under 18, who must take 8 steps to have an abortion by obtaining parental notification and parental consent.
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But even in that piece, we're given a glimpse of the self-doubt that can ensue when this kind of parental patronage functions as a form of parental control.
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" - Jean, 245 "Anything with a parental advisory sticker.
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Amazon also offers a robust set of parental controls for its Fire tablets and Apple is expected to launch an expanded set of parental controls for iOS later this year.
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Our recent Parental Leave survey of 1,000 employed workers in the United States found that nearly 9 in 85033 respondents would value leave that encompasses family care beyond parental leave.
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How to figure out how much to save for your parental leaveDetermining how much you need to save is one of the easier parts of creating a parental leave plan.
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Moreover, child welfare professionals nationwide, especially in the Northeast and Appalachian states, report that parental opioid use is having a major impact on breaking up families and terminating parental rights.
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Since 163, New York has permitted 216- and 217-year-olds to marry with judicial and parental approval, and 217- and 17-year-olds to marry with only parental consent.
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The retailer's parental leave policy, effective April 1, will offer these benefits to eligible full-time and part-time employees: •Two weeks of paid time off for qualifying parental leave.
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In expanding its parental and maternity leave policy, Walmart will offer full-time hourly employees in the U.S. 20093 weeks of paid maternity leave and six weeks of paid parental leave.
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" This formula "emphasized children's independence and limited parental control.
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" There's also the concept Lee calls "parental bragging rights.
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" Parental influence "My dad played in a cover band.
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So ABC aired it — with a parental advisory added.
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Potential participants were required to confirm that they were over 18 or provide other evidence of parental consent, though the vendors did not require a signed parental consent form for teen users.
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The legal rules on minors getting tattoos and body piercings vary from state to state; some states prohibit it outright, others allow it with parental consent, and still others require parental presence.
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He blames the Chinese tradition of responsibility for parental care.
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Behson urges fathers to remember the benefits of parental leave.
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To be clear, this level of parental involvement never happens.
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After some parental begging, you arrive at the Mystery Park.
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The parental paradox There are even good and bad parents.
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This was about more than just alleviating parental distress too.
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That's because parental rights cases are civil matters, not criminal.
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More accountability can be balanced with parental rights, Lubienski said.
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Helen and Noah exchange a very parental look and part.
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Currently, there is no national protection for paid parental leave.
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Now, individual publishers provide their own parental guidance and ratings.
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The food aspect of parental visits is always a bonus.
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As you'd expect, Amazon has similar parental controls in place.
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Paid parental leave is not about taking days off work.
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"Norm of the North" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
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Zuckerberg's Facebook page says he is currently on parental leave.
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Twitter's juicier perks included 0003 weeks of paid parental leave.
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It also plays into parental moral panic, according to Donovan.
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Parental leave is 22010 weeks, not 21912 days per couple.
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Mormons believe that marriages and parental relationships continue after death.
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Her parental rights for her 10 children have been revoked.
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RW: Wozniak was parental about the circuits he had developed.
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"My preference is to go beyond parental leave," she said.
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So with parental approval and supervision, youth can access alcohol.
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A more complex formula accounts for extremes in parental height.
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Specifically, they failed to meet COPPA's standards for parental consent.
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Our sources say Rob believes Chyna can handle parental responsibilities.
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Buying a house remains extremely difficult without substantial parental assistance.
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Parental involvement in education contributes to a child's eventual success.
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As for that anguished parental plea that the book parodies?
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"All of them signed parental consent forms," the spokesperson said.
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Adoption laws and parental rights vary from state to state.
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They distract from the larger, institutional problem of parental leave.
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"That's why we routinely ask about parental history," she said.
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Yet I did not lose the parental urge to protect.
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Most states allow minors to be pierced with parental consent.
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The company currently has a limited set of parental controls.
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But he doesn't think that Aralyte would reduce parental stress.
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For the FID, it's 22017 — or 221 with parental permission.
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Hell, even "fatherhood" ranks low on the parental vocabulary list.
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This type of legislation still enables parental and caregiver choice.
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Other studies have found the opposite parental relationship in comedians.
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She's also trying to tackle issues with parental leave policies.
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Parental leave is 12 weeks, not 480 days per couple.
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Pick Digital Wellbeing & parental controls from Settings, then Wind Down.
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This includes taking children into care when parental neglect occurs.
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS "High Strung" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
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An actual child may or may not fit parental fantasies.
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It was child abuse when the policy involved parental separation.
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The United States just has terminally shoddy parental leave policies.
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The push for paid parental leave has no clear leader.
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Complicated parental situations abound in Netflix's new YA series Trinkets.
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS "Life, Animated" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
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The parental controls were a negative with this as well.
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There, presumably, some good parental discipline would straighten her out.
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Parental judgments became an obvious spur to fame and attention.
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Six months of paid parental leave is the first step.
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Apple could bring parental controls features to the Apple Watch.
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And the child definitely prefers it to long parental harangues.
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This woman obviously needed your parental advice in this moment.
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Yelling may be the most widespread parental stupidity around today.
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Girls under 20033 were required to obtain parental consent. Mrs.
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An instinct for parental control is strong in Puerto Rico.
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And paid time off for parental leave is incredibly uncommon.
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Drones don't need paid parental leave, but many parents do.
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This is where parental lobbying of legislatures yielded real dividends.
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Dave Chu nearly collapses under the weight of parental expectation.
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Currently, 26 other states have parental consent laws around abortion.
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"This legislation isn't about parental rights at all," she said.
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Parental benefits for independent contractors and freelancers, however, remain negligible.
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Parental wealth does not increase a student's intelligence or abilities.
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Yet the biggest investment in the team is parental time.
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New fathers are finally receiving equal recognition for parental leave.
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This is where good parental control settings come in handy.
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Clearly, this parental advice was foundational for Annan's life's work.
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Building a strong culture around parental leave is hard work.
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That will make whatever parental control you choose more useful.
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Why the best parental control is you Before you begin.
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Outside religious groups are teaching in schools, without parental consent.
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Recently they looked at the issue of shared parental leave.
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The event features mature themes, so parental guidance is suggested.
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Seema Shah, a lawyer and ethicist who is a faculty member at the Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics at Seattle Children's Research Institute, explained that US courts consider "parental discretion," not parental responsibility.
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Instead, the research focused on the quality of father-daughter relationships (FDRs), parental monitoring (parental knowledge, supervision, communication, and behavioral control), and the amount of time daughters were exposed to their fathers during adolescence.
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And if the rumors are true and Baby Sussex has already been born, then Harry and Meghan's parental leaves may have already begun… but do their parental leave plans make exceptions for royal Instagram comments?
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Just 39 percent of parents report using parental controls for blocking, filtering or monitoring their teenager's online activities, while only 16 percent use parental controls to restrict their teenager's use of his or her cellphone.
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The study, in JAMA Psychiatry, controlled for sex, foreign background, parental death, parental history of severe mental illness, income and mother's age at birth, but had no data for bullying or physical or sexual abuse.
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Parental rights mean more to us than your self enriching 'science.
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President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday ending the parental separations.
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What's missing from the equation of childhood obesity is parental responsibility.
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In the U.S., there are no policies requiring paid parental leave.
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It's not the only parental reality we get in the episode.
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Paid parental leave can reduce infant mortality by up to 10%.
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In the world of millennials, talking about parental support is taboo.
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Parental involvement has been an integral part of the school community.
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It's a driving force behind his role in the parental plot.
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We reduced testing, we increased parental participation and empowered local districts.
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Despite falling standards, there is little parental clamour for big change.
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And Comcast takes Google's idea of internet pausing and parental controls.
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So, we call something "mid-parental height" as the best predictor.
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Defense officials said that was an impetus for expanding parental leave.
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As a catalogue of parental creativity, it's a joy to read.
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That means they cannot respond to parental demand, says Ms Yiasouma.
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Today, Google confirmed this, announcing new parental controls for YouTube Kids.
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Hospitals would also offer gender neutral parental forms in every state.
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She even seems to take on the parental role at times.
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Celebs and public figures deserve parental leave just like everyone else.
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Refined parental figures I know do crosswords in the actual newspaper.
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They're the stuff of parental nightmares and bad Hollywood hacker storylines.
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The bank's funding and liquidity profile benefits from strong parental support.
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They apparently stuck in young heads, or parental ones, or both.
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You could almost forget this is parental Big Brother, made digital.
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The campaign is for parental leave, not just maternity leave. Why?
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A Democratic alternative calls for 213 weeks of paid parental leave.
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The basic "unit" of parental management is the app, Google says.
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They are integrated into ISIS' military operations -- often with parental consent.
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" She added, "I absolutely think that is an abusive parental power.
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Frank Ciccone, says it will be an opt-in parental block.
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So yes, Facebook is inevitably tracking kids' data without parental consent.
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They say there was never any parental pressure to become entertainers.
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Just back from parental leave, he had lines under his eyes.
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And yet the wave of parental concern often drowns their voices.
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There's no parental leave policy, unless you create one for yourself.
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"Storks" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for mildly harrowing moments.
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The more gatekeeping from mom, the less parental involvement from dad.
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Test scores track with parental income; Zip Codes predict life expectancies.
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They went to Scotland, where she could marry without parental consent.
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Inevitably, soon after the smartphone comes social media (insert parental scream).
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Sweden mandates generous parental leave for all parents, regardless of gender
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Workers: Offers 18 weeks of paid parental leave regardless of gender.
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"The Secret Life of Pets" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
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And people under 18 who want an abortion need parental consent.
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Several required parental assistance to summit the peaks on the course.
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It'll also give you the option to turn on parental controls.
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What's more interesting ... No. It's not clear they got parental consent.
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The beautiful boundaries we set: work boundaries, parental boundaries, sex boundaries.
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Facebook says parental consent is required for minors aged 13-303.
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That said, it has trailed Amazon and others in parental controls.
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She wants a court-appointed guardian to evaluate his parental fitness.
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That's why the recent parental leave announcements have been so significant.
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Trilobites Researchers say the flying reptiles didn't need much parental guidance.
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In boarding school novels the drama is forged from parental absence.
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The New York headquarters provides six weeks of paid parental leave.
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When it comes to parental leave, America lags behind most countries.
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Can paid parental leave be too much of a good thing?
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Coaches know that parental skepticism can run deep, even in Texas.
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Just how much parental help is allowed is rarely made clear.
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In some cases, Apple forced companies to remove parental control features.
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Be an advocate for better day care and paid parental leave.
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The Apple Watch may finally have parental controls, according to 9to5Mac.
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It's not easy to slay parental dragons on your first try.
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Amazon-owned Whole Foods offers no paid parental leave to employees.
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Tons of child-approved content and parental controls to manage it.
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"We wrote these books out of parental concern too," she said.
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Unlike most other loves, however, parental love also involves overwhelming responsibility.
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In other words, legalization would catalyze an assault on parental freedom.
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You have to wonder, is all this parental help actually helpful?
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Unpaid parental leave wasn&apost required in the US until 1993.
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California offers its state employees six weeks of paid parental leave.
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Salaried employees will also receive six weeks of paid parental leave.
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Salaried workers will also receive six weeks of paid parental leave.
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When I got curious, I just Googled for popular parental spyware.
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Overall, Lacey and her colleagues believe that a range of factors -- including less parental supervision and unhealthy coping mechanisms on the part of the kids -- may contribute to the association between parental absence and risk behaviors.
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The Echo Dot Kids Edition, according to the complaint, has an inadequate system for getting parental consent because on the device, entering a credit or debit card number and CVV code qualifies as gaining parental consent.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyBottom Line On parental leave, a bipartisan strike for progress This bipartisan plan is the most progressive approach to paid parental leave MORE (R-La.), among others, will work on the account.
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President Trump has made strides by calling on Congress to pass paid parental leave in his recent State of the Union, and by signing a measure that grants federal employees 12 weeks of paid parental leave.
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The free version of FreeTime on Alexa (confusing, I know), gives parents device time limits, parental controls over skills and services and the ability to view their kids' activity via a new parental dashboard in the app.
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But even in the absence of some sort of defined plan, a parental habit of checking in with children and teens as digital data decisions are made has the potential for significant positive impact on parental practices.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyBottom Line On parental leave, a bipartisan strike for progress This bipartisan plan is the most progressive approach to paid parental leave MORE, M.D. (R-La.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Reps.
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Paying for Truvada, the preventive medication, without parental consent is even harder.
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Without that kind of standard, parental leave can seem incompatible with work.
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Your list of parental responsibilities is about to take a weird turn.
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What's more, Rushing alleges that Disney failed to obtain "verifiable" parental consent.
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The results of Sweden's proactive parental care policies are easy to see.
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San Francisco last year also passed a fully paid parental leave law.
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The US, alone among industrialized nations, has no national parental leave policy.
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Sneaking them into your parental unit's cart, however, is up to you.
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Parental leave benefits is a great way to attract and retain employees.
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This includes introducing policies like paid parental leave and affordable child care.
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I had a big art background and the benefit of parental support.
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Hopefully additional design flaws haven't been introduced with these new parental controls.
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The movie industry, facing potential regulation, voluntarily adopted the parental rating system.
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Fortunately, our daughter's middle school provides supplemental parental assistance for sex education.
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Zuckerberg, 31, returned to work Monday after two months of parental leave.
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Today is my first day back in the office after taking parental...
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Every child awaiting adoption is someone who could benefit from parental volunteers.
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In 2016 it lengthened parental leave and increased support for unmarried parents.
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Facebook's children messaging app has a number of parental controls in place.
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Packages start at $55—get your parental vibes on and join here.
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Liuba Grechen Shirley is an independent consultant and a parental leave advocate.
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This is the kind of parental drumbeat that sticks with a person.
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Is this protectiveness over Kelly's baby going to stir up parental longings?
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But the Nordic people have paid parental leave and work-life balance.
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"They met with an attorney and signed their parental consents," she continued.
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You can set up sub accounts from the same Parental Controls screen.
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But Kashani needed parental permission to get male documents before having surgery.
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The parental outrage over that test led Netflix to quickly remove it.
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At every parental milestone, there's someone dishing edicts that aren't necessarily universal.
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Such programs go beyond parental leave and affect the entire American workforce.
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Parental controls were not a big thing in my household growing up.
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What motivates him now that he has worked through his parental issues?
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Labor advocates hope Microsoft's new parental leave policy inspires a similar trend.
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But a device with carefully curated content, used under direct parental supervision?
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American Express, the third best company for parental leave, offers 20 weeks.
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The parental controls for what your kid can do on Google Play.
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Jughead's dad, FP Jones (Skeet Ulrich), is a study in parental failure.
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There's no way for men to insert parental leave into their desires.
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Accidental: The child's death is an unintentional outcome of parental physical abuse.
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A paid parental leave policy is a step in the right direction.
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That comes down to a particular parental guidance idea that she had.
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Perhaps the most intriguing and evolutionary feature is the mother's parental care.
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Now we advocate abortions and birth control for minors without parental consent.
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It was an undeclared statement of independence from military and parental rules.
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"[Paid parental leave] is critically important for men as well," says Twaronite.
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The banks may rely on parental support should asset quality deteriorate sharply.
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Age: Teenagers, or younger children with parental supervision [inline-ads] Product: Cozmo
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Everyone believed minors should be allowed to have abortions without parental permission.
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Texas law requires parental consent or a judicial waiver before an abortion.
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ANDY WEBSTER "Ratchet & Clank" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for — what?
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Barto insisted that the three bills she sponsored are about parental rights.
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The parliament voted, for example, to limit paid parental leave for immigrants.
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PG13 rating means parental guidance is advisable for children under 13 years.
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Without parental support, that fight starts earlier and becomes much more dangerous.
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As parental income declines, so do their children's reading and memory abilities.
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Instead, it's about getting things done when you're not on parental duty.
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Here's how to create a parental leave policy that works for you.
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The United States federal government does not legally require paid parental leave.
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"The Wild Life" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for perilous situations.
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"Long Way North" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for perilous moments.
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Employers who offer paid parental leave report less turnover and higher productivity.
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They managed the first with some parental debt, which they've now repaid.
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Sleep problems also lead to significant parental stress, and, potentially, physical punishment.
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Ailshire's research could actually underestimate the average level of parental student debt.
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Parental concerns about specific vaccine adverse effects should be heard and addressed.
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Per Amazon: To access FreeTime on Alexa, verifiable parental consent is required.
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Maybe it's the generous (and mandatory) 16-month-long paid parental leave.
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FB statement said teens had provided parental consent before using the program.
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Parental melding in marriage matters is an integral part of Chinese culture.
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Apple said it would add new parental control features to its software.
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Jon is connected to the two by a bold, black parental line.
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Tech companies including Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google have improved parental controls.
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Quebec in 2006 created a nontransferable parental leave for fathers, for instance.
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New mothers and fathers got six months of fully paid parental leave.
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Jerry Brown signed legislation extending parental leave to 2.7 million more people.
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My parental self is, naturally, exactly as old as my oldest child.
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The only problem is that the parental-control lock is easily bypassed.
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Mac-owning families have similar parental controls built into Apple's operating system.
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But from now on, parental and household decisions would be mine alone.
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MAKE SURE THAT parental leave does not set off a financial penalty.
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Google offers Family Link, a comprehensive parental controls tool for Android phones.
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Economists have found that about six months of parental leave is ideal.
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Anyone who wants to make parental leave affordable should welcome this idea.
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Artists are often self-employed freelancers, so they don't get parental leave.
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Bytedance added new privacy settings and parental controls to TikTok in June.
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It's a staple of language classes and parental lectures: Say thank you.
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Parental control settings can block apps like Snapchat from being installed altogether.
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The United States has yet to introduce federally mandated paid parental leave.
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Schakowsky, which is that we also propose a paid parental leave program.
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Cultural differences regarding sleep practices and parental expectations also play a role.
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When she had her first child, she didn&apost take parental leave.
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Parental leave policies in surgical residency programs present another area for reform.
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So I changed it, writing our firm's first-ever parental leave policy.
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The parental controls, however, have been designed with European law in mind.
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It has become a statement of class, order, purity and parental authority.
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The parental instinct to try to make everything O.K. can actually backfire.
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Since Natalie gave birth before the ruling, I had no parental rights.
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Yet the injection didn't alter their parental care in any other way.
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I absolutely expect parental leave policies to get more generous very quickly.
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Parental burnout can lead to overwhelming exhaustion, depression, and feelings of inadequacy.
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In 2017, Washington state passed family leave legislation, including paid parental leave.
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At kindergarten age, there is no real need for extra parental chaperones.
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I'll never forget the stories of those whom parental choice has helped.
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Ciputra Residence previously benefited from a two-notch uplift for parental support.
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A special thanks to those who shared stories about parental imposter syndrome.
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Do students score points for a parental divorce or a childhood illness?
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All of the contenders want the government to guarantee paid parental leave.
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But don't let your score for "parental satisfaction" fall too low, either.
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So what impact do increasing levels of parental involvement have on children?
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KS: Can you very briefly talk about what those parental controls do?
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to set parental controls on a Samsung Galaxy S10 with Google Family Link, and manage the apps your kids can useHow to use Parental Controls to block websites on a Mac to help protect children or to increase productivityHow to set parental controls on your child&aposs iPhone, to limit screen time with specific apps, websites, and purchasesHow to use the &aposScreen Time&apos feature on an iPad to customize and set parental controls for your childrenHow to block websites on Google Chrome using a simple extension
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One of the big things we launched last year was four months of parental leave for men and women, and across the whole world, no matter what office you're in, you can take four months of parental leave.
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Most states do not have a minimum age for marriage if the child has parental or judicial consent, but USCIS admitted at a Committee staff briefing that visa petitioners do not have to prove parental or judicial consent.
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Microsoft's move alone will mean many thousands of new workers getting paid parental leave, as the company has more than 1,000 partners in the U.S. Some states already have laws offering or mandating paid parental leave, including California.
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More than half of those at the top of the parental income distribution move to a different labor market by adulthood, while less than 30 percent of those at the bottom of the parental income distribution do so.
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Since 1929, New York has allowed children as young as 14 to marry; 14- and 15-year-olds can do so with judicial and parental approval, and 16- and 17-year-olds can marry with mere parental consent.
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The Obama administration asked Congress last year to give federal workers up to six weeks of paid parental leave and has sought to persuade states and private employers to take steps to give workers paid sick and parental leave.
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And increasing cotinine levels in the samples from the mothers were associated with an increased risk of ADHD in the children, even after taking into account parental socioeconomic status, maternal age, parental mental illnesses and the child's birth weight.
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Amy Beacom, founder and chief executive of the Center for Parental Leave Leadership, has developed a parental leave support program that uses technology to reach more employees and involve all affected parties: the employee, managers and any team members.
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Men were 250% more likely to take parental leave after the new policy, and in households where they did, their daily time spent doing household tasks was 23% higher than other households, even after their parental leave was over.
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But jumping spiders providing milk presents an extreme case of invertebrate parental care.
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The average parental contribution to a wedding is around 56% of the cost.
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"My preference is to go beyond parental leave," Ivanka told Refinery29 last year.
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Among other suggestions, Matvienko proposed creating a parental advisory guidance system for concerts.
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Anne Hathaway, our Goodwill Ambassador and new global champion for paid parental leave.
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"Higher parental income indirectly impaired leadership performance by fostering narcissism," the report said.
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Parental fears around vaccines that are stoked by misinformation can erode that protection.
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Despite any reflexive parental concerns that kids would be bored — or break stuff!
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So this parental speech on this Bat Mitzvah is going to be different.
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The "parental consent form" was a screen that anyone could quickly tap past.
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She said she installed a parental monitoring app called "Sentry" on his phone.
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Media giant Netflix offers unlimited paid parental leave for the child's first year.
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Clearly, with great power and cool gadgets comes great responsibility and parental controls.
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They're aided by robust government programs, non-profits and extended paid parental leave.
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Separation of children from non-parental caretakers at the border is not new.
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The Fox and the Hound (21941) Yet another Disney flick with parental death.
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Internet-service providers offer parental filters to limit what their children may see.
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"With our funding, we encourage parental engagement, after-school programs and entrepreneurial programs."
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There have been psychotropic drugs administered to children in detention without parental consent.
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"I feel like that's a joint parental question, you know?" she tells PEOPLE.
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YouTube Kids' expansion of parental controls comes on the heels of several controversies.
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With our funding, we encourage parental engagement, after-school programs and entrepreneurial programs.
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Access to affordable child care, paid parental leave and flexible working all help.
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To check if you have the feature, go to Accounts > Settings > Parental Controls.
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But the system for attaining and verifying that parental consent is a joke.
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On paper, JPMorgan's paid parental leave policy was generous and didn't seem problematic.
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"More parental leave is obviously a good thing," says Silicon Valley Rising's Fernandez.
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Parents should make sure all children get their share of positive parental attention.
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More parental school choice seems to have had little to do with it.
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I mean that also requires a certain amount of parental understanding and support.
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The film opened in neighboring Singapore on Thursday with a "parental guidance" rating.
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Some baby tech products try to address parental concerns other than sleep monitoring.
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Parental consent is also not a legal defense, according to the new laws.
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" Posted on Soundcloud, the album features a parental advisory sticker for "Delicious Content.
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The Alabama Supreme Court agreed with E.L., stripping V.L. of her parental rights.
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Germany provides 15 months of maternal or parental leave; Hungary offers two years.
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Some have been deemed ineligible after failing criminal background or parental verification checks.
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And in many cases, the parental claims for asylum are far from frivolous.
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Their struggles to scale our behavioral learning curves inspires an almost parental instinct.
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"Ithaca" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for themes of death and loss.
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It's worth noting that not all national parental leave policies are fully paid.
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Parental control apps allow parents to control their children's phone and tablet usage.
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Such a "parental dividend" would alter the long-run financial calculation of parenting.
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I thought I'd see how robust the parental control for Facebook's programme is.
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Parental controls - which can be tricky to locate - are not an easy solution.
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"Our Little Sister" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for grown-up situations.
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This is in line with previous research linking parental BMI with children's weight.
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Goldman Sachs now offers the most generous parental-leave policy on Wall Street.
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If you still have parental-control filters, you probably have ways around them.
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Kamenetz writes that this requires more social supports, like guaranteed paid parental leave.
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In Scotland, any piercings, even of earlobes, require parental approval before age 16.
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San Francisco requires companies to give employees in the city paid parental leave.
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Then there's free community college, longer parental leave, college savings accounts for kindergartners.
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Smartphone parental controls like screen time limits and the privacy-focused browser Firefox.
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As parental supervision has increased, most serious crimes against children have declined significantly.
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When they did a movie called Warning: Parental Advisory on VH1 years ago.
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The three girls and two boys believe they, too, benefited from parental protection.
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The professor asked students to anonymously respond to a question about parental background.
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She is also working on an overhaul of January Digital's parental leave policy.
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Reforms were needed particularly in the area of parental leave, the Bank said.
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There's no mention of "clean" versions anywhere, so ... parental advisory should be noted.
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And in developed nations, that means family-friendly policies, like paid parental leave.
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The long arc of this parental negotiation is about losing, gracefully, over time.
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One-Notch Parental Support: Greenland has moderately strong linkages with the Shanghai government.
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At the same time, students' grade-point averages decreased as parental support increased.
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The groups say this kind of tracking requires parental notification and consent first.
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Paddling is allowed at the school but requires parental approval, according to KARK.
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Six months of paid parental leave may seem radical, but it's really not.
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Whitlock's first marathon came in 1975, at age 103, out of parental concern.
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Children should not trick-or-treat alone, but in groups with parental supervision.
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And it sharply improved benefits, like parental leave, especially important to younger employees.
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You can set parental controls on Google Chrome in a few different ways.
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She would scream at her brother, thinking he was criticizing her parental abilities.
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New York state, by comparison, offers its employees eight weeks paid parental leave.
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GlassDoor also highlighted Johnson & Johnson and TD Bank for standout parental leave policies.
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But when it comes to parental leave, Facebook no longer leads the pack.
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In the U.K. they don't — they talk of parental responsibilities to their kids.
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And a way to sweeten the pot is to offer a parental match.
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We&aposve also let our actions speak to the importance of parental leave.
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Here's the thing: Actually using parental controls -- just like parenting -- is a process.
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Today is my first day back in the office after taking parental leave.
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SOCIAL Q'S There's only so much inter-parental drama a daughter can handle.
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These laws include in-person counseling requirements, waiting periods, and parental notification laws.
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The NDAA has paid parental leave, a troop pay raise and Space Force.
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Support labor unions, paid parental leave, the Equal Rights Amendment and renewable energy.
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This basically means that children can read the books only under parental supervision.
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I turned on all the parental controls on my phone — and found bliss.
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Forty-nine of the 20153 regional offices do not offer paid parental leave.
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For example, we provide comprehensive fertility benefits, memberships and discounts for child care services, and flexible parental leave programs that provide birth parents up to 20 weeks of paid leave and non-birth parents up to six weeks of parental leave.
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The big picture of how parental rights for rapists are treated across the US Seven states don't have any laws preventing a rapist from claiming parental rights, but that's not to say that these states are oblivious to the issue.
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The new National Bureau of Economics working paper, authored by Stanford economists Petra Persson and Maya Rossin-Slater, focused on the impact of parental leave policies in the Nordic country, which offers some of the world's most generous parental leave.
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That can be especially true in the U.S., where paid parental leave is rare.
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It's also got some added functionality such as pre-loaded cartoons and parental locks.
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He made the grave, built the cross, and got dressed without any parental supervision.
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This moment proves that Oscar has always been a substitute parental figure for Cesar.
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Users under the age of 18 were apparently asked to submit parental consent forms.
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But because he was convicted of third-degree assault, his parental rights were safe.
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The retailer also expanded its benefits package — adding adoption assistance and paid parental leave.
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Parental consent of all sorts, but they&aposre going to be very liberal states.
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The parental paid leave policy proposed by the Independent Women's Forum checks every box.
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The source isn't totally right: many Americans have no legal right to parental leave.
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"We also wish that governments across the world institutionalized paid parental leave," he said.
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A black line signifying a parental relationship connects Jon to both Lyanna and Rhaegar.
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IBM is not the only tech company to offer improved benefits around parental leave.
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My father, see, had tried to gain parental rights after finding out I existed.
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Ardern said she would take six weeks of parental leave before returning to work.
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The research is based on anonymous federal data linking parental tax returns to students.
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But Harris's promise to provide workers with paid parental leave is worth focusing on.
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Sweden has Europe's most generous parental leave, NPR reported, at 240 days per parent.
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"There's a lot of parental anxiety about children's use of digital media," says Popek.
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The commenters loved her, despite the fact that she was receiving significant parental support.
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In fact, the U.S. is the only industrialized country without guaranteed paid parental leave.
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And then, after four weeks of parental leave, he had to return to work.
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I can't go to every party or housewarming and I have parental responsibility now.
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These efforts appear to be new ways to keep up with changing parental norms.
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You could apply my father's sage, albeit corny parental advice to beauty trends, too.
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Apple also goes a step further than Google when it comes to parental controls.
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It even has built-in parental controls, so you can monitor your child's usage.
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In fact it was American universities that expanded parental leave—with the same results.
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Rather than sledgehammer to crack a nut, which is the existing parental control systems.
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Meanwhile, Thomas Rhett says he's seeking out as much parental advice as he can.
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Friends plotted their hijra from gritty estates and stifling parental control in the schoolyard.
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At a national level, a number of reforms to parental leave are under way.
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As the show features a realistic portrayal of the crucifixion, parental guidance is suggested.
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For politicians, paid parental leave is one way to address economic anxiety among workers.
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Looking at these numbers, the haves and have-nots of parental leave is clear.
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Lower parental income and education levels are often cited as reasons for this gap.
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Conservative groups and some parents called it an "assault on parental rights," AP reports.
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But it makes sense: Discouraging men from taking parental leave impacts women's careers, too.
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But kids are finding increasingly ingenious ways to skirt parental and tech industry restrictions.
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The $10 month/$100 per year service adds enterprise-grade security and parental controls.
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Without a federal leave program, American workers have little access to paid parental leave.
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The parental figure who gets an actual, meaty storyline this week though is Hermione.
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Taking advantage, if offered, could help you stretch your paid parental leave, she said.
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FreeTime, you'll recall, is the friendly name for Amazon's parental controls on Fire tablets.
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Nor, maybe most crucially of all, can these Potter-inspired series buy parental enthusiasm.
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Certain parental concerns have vanished with technological advances like infant formula or polio vaccines.
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"Ridiculously trying to fix what you said about homo-parental families," another comment read.
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Her daughter has only more recently attended a couple of concerts without parental supervision.
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Let's not just cherry pick the high taxes, paid parental leave, and free college.
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Just don't call it parental control software, says co-founder and CEO Alon Shwartz.
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Phil had turned the parental controls on—stuff like this wasn't supposed to happen.
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From parental pressure to the need for some good fortune — everyone has their reasons.
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When parental birth is the only criterion, ethnic information is lost with each generation.
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In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, teenagers can wed at 16 with parental consent.
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She didn't know the language in it… no parental advisory sticker on that mothafucka.
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Six weeks of parental leave would leave the U.S. behind 96% of all nations.
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"Alice Through the Looking Glass" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for perilous sequences.
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Before the parental conversation, there needs to be a sibling conversation, Ms. Locker said.
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Only 83 residents, or about 4%, correctly identified the current ABS parental leave policy.
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The report also showed differences in media use by household income and parental education.
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Parental duties often become more challenging in the city — sometimes due to housing amenities.
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Kids share tips for beating parental controls, organizations like Protect Young Eyes warn parents.
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Germany provides 15 months of maternal or parental leave while Hungary offers two years.
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After you let out a parental scream, here are the questions you should ask.
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It has sparked public outrage, parental soul-searching, government pledges and widespread online censorship.
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Mr. Oliva said Mr. Barrera's childhood was devoid of education, opportunity and parental guidance.
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Workplaces and home life could be transformed through expanded parental leave and pay equity.
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The iPhone's parental controls live inside the Settings app in a menu labeled Restrictions.
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Ed Week reports the new-fangled report cards are supposed to increase parental involvement.
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A final thing doctors can do is "Parental Education," which is closer to prevention.
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This follows our 2016 industry-leading expansion of paid parental leave to 16 weeks.
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Twitter will soon start giving full-time employees 20 weeks of paid parental leave.
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After lengthy discussions, members agreed that a national paid parental leave program was needed.
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"Zootopia" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for gently rude humor and occasional scariness.
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For example, in India and the United Arab Emirates, parental authorization/notification is required.
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This is similar to parental control capabilities that Amazon has offered for some time.
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Perks included generous paid parental leave, free organic food and a pet-friendly workplace.
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After you control for parental income, black women now out-earn their white counterparts.
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Finally, policies against parental discrimination, not just gender discrimination, should be instituted and enforced.
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Parental leave is popular among voters, and it could impact a lot of lives.
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Paid parental leave and subsidized childcare have never been favorites of the Republican Establishment.
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Larger companies like Shimizu provide subsidized child care, shorter work hours and parental leave.
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But the requirement for parental consent has become a significant barrier to obtaining it.
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Netflix parents get a paid year off, and Amazon pays for spouses' parental leave.
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The United States is the only industrialized country not to mandate paid parental leave.
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What formed was a relationship more closely resembling a friendship than a parental bond.
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Opponents describe tighter laws as an assault on their parental rights and religious freedom.
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"Spring" links back to "Autumn" with the late revelation of another severed parental relationship.
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Today, we ask about the parental behavior that may give rise to such situations.
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To what degree, if at all, do those activities limit or prevent parental interference?
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These new surveillance options come at a time of heightened angst about parental supervision.
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Keep trying, keep talking — and, if all else fails, appeal to their parental instincts.
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Sonko continued the debate about parental responsibility by taking aim at his fellow politicians.
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Whole Foods said employees can use accrued paid time off for parental leave purposes.
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Barriers for same-sex couples include legal parental status if they are not married.
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But while parental controls and safety settings can help, they aren't the only answer.
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Read more " _____ • James Pethokoukis in The Week: "Paid parental leave obviously has real upsides.
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"Trolls" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for dancing with abandon on roller skates.
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No longer can parental death or negligence deny adoptees the legal status they deserve.
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Swapping between the main parental profile and a restricted child's one is especially slow.
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More than 2 million Americans could soon have access to mandatory paid parental leave.
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I have rules and parental controls on their apps but the lure is strong.
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This time, they're introducing the subject of parental addiction through a Muppet named Karli.
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It's the parental roles that have the most recognizable names in the cast list.
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TikTok, the video-sharing app favored by Generation Z, is getting some parental controls.
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Some electric ride-ons come with remotes that allow some form of parental control.
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Even an iPhone with the strictest parental controls activated won't be this locked down.
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Parental burnout, a recognized condition, can lead to exhaustion, depression, and feelings of inadequacy.
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The bill would guarantee all federal civilian employees 12 weeks of paid parental leave.
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It's not easy for companies to offer paid parental and maternity leave to workers.
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Assistance for children in foster care due to parental substance abuse is also included.
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" Arun Kumar, Manhattan For the kids, but with heavy parental guidance: "Leads: Statler & Waldorf.
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The Kids platform also offers parental controls, like limiting screen time and disabling search.
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The White House has reintroduced a paid parental leave proposal in the 2019 budget.
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They shared parental tasks like communication with teachers, since the Mohammads spoke little English.
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Every person that has taken parental leave at Humanyze has used the full time.
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By contrast, all mothers in New Zealand receive 22 weeks of paid parental leave.
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Other Scandinavian countries have revised their parental leave policies to address this exact issue.
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"Don't play with your food!" is, of course, a parental command familiar to children.
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The journals reveal, and spark, a plethora of transgressions: theft, blackmail, adultery, parental cruelty.
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Here's how the parental controls work: On the tablet, open the Amazon Appstore app.
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Ms. Ardern will be the first leader of New Zealand to take parental leave.
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What to do with unsold cookies is a popular topic on parental message boards.
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Over time, the company added more parental controls, including a program called Kindle FreeTime.
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Employees get catered parties, stock options, and substantial paid time off and parental leave.
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More broadly, if quickie parental leave could be seen as a public relations disaster for an A-list female, it's worth considering why we don't hold celebrity gents to the same standard and rarely consider their needs for substantial parental time off, too.
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Forty-three states and the District of Columbia have laws that offer some restriction on the parental rights of rapists, but in 20 of those states and D.C., a rape conviction is required before parental rights can be terminated, according to CNN.
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Workers: Not only does it offer 12 weeks of paid parental leave to all of its new parents and 20 for birth mothers, it started requiring last year that all of its suppliers offer 12 weeks of paid parental leave, as well.
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New mothers in the EU are entitled to a minimum of 14 weeks of paid maternity leave, and new fathers often receive paid parental leave as well, while new parents in the U.S. have no guarantee of any paid maternity or parental leave.
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Under Texas law, the judicial bypass process allows teens to seek an abortion without parental consent if they can prove to a judge that they are either mature and well-informed or that obtaining parental consent is not in their best interest.
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And the lack of access to parental leave cuts broadly across professions — according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 22 percent of professional positions and 7 to 8 percent of workers in service and maintenance jobs have access to paid parental leave.
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I have previously introduced legislation, the Military Parental Leave Modernization Act, which would ensure every service member, regardless of their gender, can take 12 weeks of paid parental leave if they are a parent of a newborn, adopted or foster child. Sen.
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Fans of "parental angst" thrillers like Rosemary's Baby and The Hand That Rocks the Cradle.
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For the last few years, Ms. Rodriguez has found herself overwhelmed by her parental duties.
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Certain interpretations of the law suggest that under-18s require parental permission to use contraception.
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As it stands, the coffee chain's parental-leave policy is already great by American standards.
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For pregnant rape victims, requiring criminal convictions makes terminating their attacker's parental rights very difficult.
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They have to run to parental proxies on campus grievance committees to intervene for them.
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Intended parents will work with their lawyer and local counsel to establish their parental rights.
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Now, she and her husband are sharing parental duties, changing diapers and switching sleep shifts.
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Instead, Facebook expanded the reach of its app and, most recently, afforded more parental controls.
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Parental Support: We believe there are strong operating and strategic linkages between AUTO and Astra.
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Our plan also supports parental employment and its continuity following childbirth – vital for our economy.
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Also, new dads (or other non-birth partners) get only two days of parental leave.
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Penelope Blossom (Nathalie Boltt) refuses to give parental permission for Cheryl's work in the musical.
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The basic concept of Blockers sounds like typical sex comedy fare with a parental twist.
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Families will applaud the parental controls, which group together each person's devices for easier management.
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There's a legendary, if not wholly accurate, explanation for parental absence in these early movies.
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New Zealand has 18 weeks of parental leave, which is shared between mother and partner.
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Still, Elgersma warns, parental controls in device or app settings aren't enough on their own.
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Granted, a movie often requires devices like parental motivation for the plot to move forward.
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Proclaim that condoms and birth control should be readily available to teens without parental permission.
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Texas is investigating a parental dispute into whether their 7-year-old is transgender. Gov.
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Senate bill 48 would restrict anyone younger than 17 from getting married without parental approval.
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The new system will also support parental controls, which Netgear says will be offered soon.
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Apps like YouTube Kids and Facebook's Messenger Kids have increased parental controls and content monitoring.
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Planned Parenthood is challenging a 2017 Indiana law governing parental consent for minors seeking abortions.
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This is my half.)Student Loan Payment: $2129,2129 (I had scholarships but no parental assistance.
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She was found guilty of first-degree murder, kidnapping and aggravated interference with parental custody.
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Go to Video Settings, click the Parental Controls tab, and create an Amazon Video PIN.
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Their workers get a ton of parental leave and spend less time in the office.
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Sara is alarmed by what she sees, so the parental control filter blocks Grandpa out.
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The Economist may ask the winner to provide proof of age and/or parental consent.
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Parental concern (or guilt) about this is more in evidence in some countries than others.
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Our parental changes in those days were softened by the consistency in our friendship groups.
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Parental neglect, divorce, poverty and abuse are common reasons children end up on the streets.
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And the brunt of this increasingly intense parental harassment is being felt by the referees.
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"It's about finding the truth and teaching lessons about parental responsibility," he told BuzzFeed News.
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In baroque prose, Coover subtly criticizes the zeitgeist, loose morals, juvenile delinquency and parental negligence.
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There are also parental controls that are somewhat hidden away but comprehensive, and webcam protection.
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The court also stripped Cetin of his parental custody rights, Hurriyet said, without giving details.
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That's as much as 20 percent, versus a maximum of 5.64 percent for parental assets.
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"There's some evidence suggesting that parental conflict helps to fuel creativity among kids," he said.
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But the backlash has also included attacks on the core of LGBTQ families: parental rights.
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Of course, this new technology has faced some parental backlash over health and safety concerns.
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Parental controls work great to protect kids, but you have to do your part too.
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The items portray cartoon depictions of two parental figures holding (and surrounded by) young children.
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Because officials have continued separating families over issues of parental fitness or doubts in parentage.
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Parental custody fights don't typically grab the attention of the press, politicians, and a governor.
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And parental consent included an agreement to receive any results related to childhood-onset conditions.
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Upgrade your space for the parental visit, and then relish your new digs all winter.
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The funds for parental leave in all three come from employee-funded public insurance systems.
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Swanby adds that parental leave is not just beneficial for parents but also for companies.
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"Instead of paying ABC bank, they're paying the bank of parental units," Petrone-Shook said.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "Pali Road" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for a few scary moments.
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It would also require parental consent for websites to collect data on kids under 2628.
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They don't need the kind of parental care and hunting instruction that wolf pups get.
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Just please, read the privacy policy for your kid's toy before handing over parental permissions.
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That monster is his baby, and no one should deny him his parental bragging rights.
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With more children out of parental custody, there's a bigger role for grandparents to take.
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Jianguo speaks about the family's immigrant success with parental pride, impressed by their entrepreneurial pluck.
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His future appears doubtful until he encounters an unlikely parental figure, the alpha male Freddy.
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YouTube videos and Reddit posts have tips for removing parental controls in under five minutes.
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But supporters of the Social Security parental benefit idea are pushing back on their critics.
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"We have been working on starting with parental controls since the beginning, right?" says Cook.
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"The Great Gilly Hopkins" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for some moderately distressing themes.
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The last debate could have been rated as MA, mature audiences, per TV parental guidelines.
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There was opposition to the parental leave measure, but it seemed to me quite muted.
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Tipper Gore co-founded the Parents Music Resource Center known for its "Parental Advisory" stickers.
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Amazon also has a range of parental controls for those using its devices and services.
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The pros of novelty are outweighed by the cons of outsourcing parental roles to technology.
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Rating Uplift for Parental Support: Greenland has a moderately strong linkage with the Shanghai government.
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This feature is reserved for government and educational institutions, and in limited cases, parental controls.
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" She'd do that, in part, by "expanding parental leave and preferential postings for new parents.
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And other parents are looking to parental control settings to help mitigate kids' screen time.
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The film tilts a bit more toward the parental perspective, emphasizing David's pain and bafflement.
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Environmental influences, which may include family wealth or parental education, together play a bigger role.
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American Express expanded parental leave for both mothers and fathers to 20 weeks this year.
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He also worked with Congress to pass parental leave legislation and other parent-friendly measures.
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By age 43, 24% of the kids had a parental figure who had been incarcerated.
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Other companies have seen their parental leave policies for new fathers challenged in recent years.
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Texas law requires minors get parental permission or a judicial waiver before undergoing the procedure.
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ABC put a parental advisory warning on the show and canceled it the next season.
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She also has the ability to censor what her daughter sees IRL through parental controls.
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"I threw my parental weight around and said, 'You need to do this,'" she said.
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That lets the companies avoid paying for social security, parental leave and other workplace benefits.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand argued that it presents a "false choice" between parental leave and retirement.
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Even among her acquaintances, Rudolph said, she is regarded as an authority on parental death.
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Teddy — and she has a few things to say about the importance of parental leave.
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They saw in José a boy who had little parental supervision, someone ripe for recruitment.
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We experienced a moment of parental panic until she answered her phone and came home.
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The five children, three girls and two boys, believe they, too, benefited from parental protection.
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Not everyone lives in a big cattle state, and younger kids require more parental supervision.
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Single parents will have the right to use the parental leave quotas of both parents.
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A web browser with powerful parental control tools is available to keep your options open.
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Hyundai is solving and robots are evolving, but first: a cartoon about parental phone tracking.
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That's why a two-month parental leave would mean delaying Social Security by six months.
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However, this kind of parental love is key to amplifying the impact of grassroots movements.
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In another video titled "Parental Addiction," Elmo and his father, Louie, discuss addiction in detail.
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And I had to lie about my parental situation while I was at boarding school.
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Name Withheld Your driver's race or parental status isn't relevant to what you should do.
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"Parental education" was based on the mother's education if available, otherwise they used the father's.
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Parental anxiety in Montgomery County, which enrolls more than 165,000 students, is "palpable," Turner said.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have trumpeted the NDAA's inclusion of paid parental leave as a major win.
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This is a role he has a shot at fulfilling, but it destroys parental responsibility.
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Though parental interest in baby size is nothing new, the heightened anxiety around it is.
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His relationships were riveting, his parental dynamics fascinating and eye-opening, and his aura intoxicating.
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Americans overwhelmingly believe employers, rather than the federal government, should pay for paid parental leave.
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" Parental influence "My dad is the lead singer of an Irish folk band back home.
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" Parental influence "My father has a Bruce Springsteen tribute band — and looks just like him.
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But getting presidential candidates to discuss parental leave at all is a pretty good start.
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Since 2008, parental controls have been available for many Apple products, the company points out.
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How to set parental controls on a Chromebook to restrict apps, block websites, and more1.
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The firm promotes flexible working, too, and has no minimum employment requirement for parental leave.
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The IMDB's parental advisory points to "language throughout," which is to say there's some profanity.
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Italy increased bonuses for having babies and backed labor laws granting more flexible parental leave.
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The ploy would buy them an extra year of parental leave from Co-op shifts.
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I avoided work snacking and improved my capacity for parental mindfulness for 66 days straight.
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By 12, he was hacking his friends' TV cable boxes to remove any parental blocks.
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Baby friendliness included items such as parental leave policies and child care centers per capita.
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More than 2 million Americans likely will soon have access to mandatory paid parental leave.
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Many large employers have come forward to voluntarily offer paid parental leave to their employees.
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They are corny, playful, in that goofy parental way that makes kids groan in embarrassment.
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"I think the parent remains the best parental control," said an assistant professor of pediatrics.
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She wrote about child care and parental leave, for instance, and adults with intellectual disabilities.
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He even terminated his parental rights so he would not have to pay child support.
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Read last week's newsletter, which is about why your boss should take full parental leave.
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Read last week's newsletter, which is about why your boss should take full parental leave.
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I am confident most men my age are not entreated to the same parental concern.
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Let's start with paid parental leave and high-quality, affordable child care as national priorities.
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In Nevada, where Noble lives, state laws do not require employers to offer parental leave.
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Nowadays, subjecting a child to such inactivity is viewed as a dereliction of parental duty.
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That offers a contrast with the more costly parental leave plans being championed by Democrats.
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Kids ran around outside without parental supervision and sat in the front seats of cars.
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Sure, hardly anybody has the grades, overstuffed extracurricular schedule, or parental connections to get in.
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We have enterprise-grade anti-malware, anti-virus, parental controls with content filtering, botnet detection.
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The last debate could have been rated as MA: mature audiences, per TV parental guidelines.
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The main difference between women in England versus in Sweden has to be parental leave.
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The truth is that a 529 account is treated like any other parental asset as long as it's owned by a parent or dependent student, and there's a low cap on the parental assets that go into calculating a family's expected contribution to college expenses.
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A few general rules to keep in mind when it comes to blood donations: In Nevada, people as young as 17 to donate without parental consent; 16-year-olds can donate as well, but only with parental consent (find the form you'll need right here).
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Different members favored different durations of paid parental leave, mostly ranging from six weeks to 12 weeks or more, but we endorsed a compromise of eight weeks of paid parental leave at 85033 percent of wages with a maximum benefit of $600 a week.
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If you met a millennial who'd just had a kid and wanted to provide solid parental sexual communication for that child down the road, but maybe didn't have a great parental or institutional sexual education themselves, how would you tell them to approach this topic?
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Fred, however, was his own imperative, a difficulty that demanded a response, a legacy that, unlike a car or a house, needed a caretaker, an animal who was both a repository of a surplus of parental love and an announcement of parental need: Come home.
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They were with us for about a year, and then their mother lost her parental rights.
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Such workers miss out on perks enjoyed by employees, such as sick pay and parental leave.
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The Times story outlines how Apple clamped down on multiple screen time and parental-control apps.
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Some of the apps targeted include parental-control apps OurPact and Mobicip and website blocker Freedom.
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Sallie Mae's study does not directly address why parental spending fell, but there are several indicators.
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Meanwhile, traditional parental control software can come across more like spyware rather than policy management tools.
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COPPA prevents websites and apps from collecting personal information from children under 13 without parental consent.
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Home and School, the national umbrella body for parental organizations, introduced agreements for parents to sign.
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Mandating parental involvement can place vulnerable adolescents at risk of retaliation by unsupportive parents or guardians.
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What you can expect are improved parental controls and more augmented reality features, according to Bloomberg.
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I didn't have a lot of parental guidance, and I never really wanted to have kids.
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Another frequent message on anti-vaccine websites is that mandatory vaccination policies violate parental civil liberties.
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Amazon went ahead and made a version for children with kid-friendly content and parental controls.
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Companies are increasingly investing more in benefits, particularly parental leave, to attract and retain top talent.
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Democrats support paid parental leave, and toy with the idea of providing greater support for childcare.
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But statutory parental-leave packages vary widely across the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries.
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Only eight states and 40% of employers in the US currently offer any paid parental leave.
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More important, I was shedding the ingrained parental need to take care of him every second.
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Netgear now offers Disney parental controls for your home network through its Nighthawk and Orbi routers.
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The time off itself is referred to as parental leave — not vacation or paid time off.
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The parental consent bill would hinder a young woman's ability to make these decisions for herself.
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The parental controls feature, which debuted earlier this year, produced results that were inconsistent at best.
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Firms with at least 20 employees will have to offer them 12 weeks' unpaid parental leave.
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"Parental depression might be a consequence of prolonged illness in a child," Dreyer said by email.
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COPPA prevents online companies from collecting and using data from kids under 13 without parental consent.
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A parental responsibility for the person whose life they have been steering for nearly 24 hours?
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This belief increasingly combines with a parental desire for an education that reflects the modern world.
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Verizon has announced that, starting today, its parental controls product, FamilyBase, will be upgraded and renamed.
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There's nothing technically wrong with Ted Wheeler (Joe Chrest) — he's simply asleep at the parental wheel.
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This despite the fact that their students enter with much lower SAT scores and parental wealth.
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Parental coercion is weakening; marriages are becoming more egalitarian; enormities such as child marriage are fading.
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The combination of the bunk study and parental fears seems to have won out over science.
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If you give dads less paid parental leave than moms, you're contributing to the pay gap.
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That Alexa now offers Parental Consent is not surprising, given this clarification on the FTC's part.
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Yes, the original headline omitting her parental income was a weird mistake on Refinery29's part.
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Comcast announced Tuesday that it is releasing new parental controls to manage kids' access to WiFi.
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The result: Parental leave becomes a luxury available only to those who work for certain companies.
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While the birth mother had signed away her parental rights, the birth father hadn't, she says.
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Where Avast falters is its lack of included technical support, and its lack of parental controls.
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She reportedly forfeited parental rights over Prince and daughter Paris, her children with Jackson, in 2001.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country that doesn't guarantee paid parental leave to working parents.
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It even launched Family Link, a way for kids to use Google's apps with parental supervision.
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The study used parental survey data of about 100,000 children in a 2011-12 national study.
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You'll also need a credit card since Google uses a $0.30 charge as official parental consent.
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You can even restrict any and all downloads (even free ones) without a parental thumbs-up.
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Google's parental control software for mobile devices, Family Link, will now help parents of teenagers, too.
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Perhaps the most promising data from the report relates to parental involvement and perceptions of safety.
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I traveled in secret to a neighboring state to bypass parental notification in my home state.
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He also specified "meaningful groups" as being worth extra attention, using parental groups as an example.
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Nagarwala is also fighting to keep parental rights for her two children, ages 12 and 6.
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As a new mom, the issue of paid parental leave is extremely important to the actress.
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It says that none of its facilities provides housing for children that are without parental supervision.
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ZestFinance, a data-driven underwriting and credit analysis platform, is implementing an expanded parental leave policy.
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It also makes sense in the context of the existing literature on parental impacts on children.
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Kavanaugh tried to explain that the Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld state laws requiring parental consent.
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We disapprove of parental hovering not because it won't pay off later—it might; it does!
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Questions assessed attitudes toward parental leave and having children during residency and the residents' own experiences.
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Most are over the age of 18, but that doesn't mean they're free from parental restrictions.
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She was also responsible for awkwardly grafting a paid parental leave plan onto her father's campaign.
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Following the death of his father, Seaman could indulge in his passion with less parental opposition.
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Though parental supervision is a must unless you're buying for a teenager or mature older child.
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There are parental controls on iPhones and iPads (under Restrictions) and user accounts on Android devices.
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"The Jungle Book" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for child and animal action-movie peril.
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In countries with generous public services and parental leave, they took more of a marginal role.
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ANDY WEBSTER "Hillsong — Let Hope Rise" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for blinding heavenly light.
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Friedman's dream came to reality in 2900 with the passage of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program.
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Pinterest has an out-of-the-box parental leave policy that is great for its employees.
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Perhaps, even more striking is that the influence of parental incarceration can extend beyond mental health.
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State-mandated parental leave is slowly coming into place for the first time in American history.
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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is filling in for Ardern while she is on parental leave.
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According to the groups' complaint, Amazon's process of obtaining parental consent falls short of COPPA's requirements.
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The United States is virtually the only industrialized country that does not guarantee paid parental leave.
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The parental controls on the Amazon Fire TV gives you specific controls for content a purchases.
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Among the items were 364 Viagra pills, 150 placenta parental injections and medicine for chronic fatigue.
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Children inevitably bear the burden of parental sins, but we can try to mitigate their hardship.
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Nakita needed an early release if she were to win back parental rights over her son.
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Employees get catered parties, stock options, and substantial amounts of paid time off and parental leave.
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I had to get people to buy them for me because of the parental advisory stickers.
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She is flabbergasted by how much the allocation of parental responsibility still goes to the mother.
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Many people are praising the series for giving kids the tools to deal with parental addiction.
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Perhaps that's why, in the US, women take 11 times the parental leave that men do.
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Young, the wellness head, made a business case for parental leave when speaking with Business Insider.
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Ms. Ardern is currently on parental leave after giving birth to her first child last month.
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In general, do you think parental use of location trackers is a good use of technology?
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Of the 22016 largest employers, all but one, Lowe's, offer some form of paid parental leave.
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Other companies — including McDonald's, IBM and AT&T — have also recently expanded their parental leave benefits.
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Parental consent would only be required for those younger than 15 or who were mentally incapacitated.
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His arrival brought into focus the usual parental responsibilities of providing food, shelter and moral support.
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I'm a single mom with $50,000 in parental education loans that I thankfully am paying off.
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Parental choice has not been the leveler of educational opportunity it was made out to be.
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And of course, parental screentime can also get in the way of playing together and learning.
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The rules also require anyone under 16 to obtain parental consent before using popular digital services.
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"I have never known a parental control that couldn't be bypassed by kids," Dr. Tarrant said.
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Others tell stories of parental neglect and determined self-reliance, of artistic awakening and unexpected love.
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I felt a rush of parental protectiveness when a middle-aged man walked in on us.
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However, a payroll tax would not magically lower the cost of a federal parental leave program.
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You can block shows and movies on Netflix by adjusting your Netflix account's parental control settings.
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By systematically separating parents from their children, this administration has shown complete disregard for parental rights.
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A paid parental leave has been introduced that nudges fathers to take at least two months.
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Children's Books Romantic love, platonic love, parental love — I'd hate to live without any of them.
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Serena Williams couldn't be more "proud" of her husband Alexis Ohanian's vocal support of parental leave.
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Eight kids in the VR group requested parental presence, compared with 18 in the control group.
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Mr. Systrom returned on Monday from a parental leave and his first act was to quit.
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"New Girl" rivals "Fiddler on the Roof" for its focus on engagements, marriages and parental approval.
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Her father was initially wary, but he signed a parental permission form allowing her to join.
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Mike Hill wants parental consent included in the bill moving forward, the station reported, but Rep.
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Beyond this sacrifice, caregivers spend 35 percent of their own budget on parental care, surveys indicate.
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The company's platform includes products for kid-safe advertising, social engagement tools, authentication and parental controls.
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Minors could still get other forms of birth control, like pills and patches, without parental permission.
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Our parental leave is a generous year, kindergarten is cheap, and our higher education is free.
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My organization, Third Way, has proposed a Paid Parental Flex Plan to remove these outdated penalties.
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Key factors contributing to this were flexible work options, including working remotely, and parental leave policies.
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What I'm really doing is giving more weight to the friendship factor in my parental decisions.
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Childlike wonder, parental conviction, a songfulness easy to remember and difficult to forget: It's all there.
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Gay and bisexual fathers who receive less workplace parental leave can potentially have unequal household duties.
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Not coincidentally, TikTok says the new parental controls are first available in the U.K., starting today.
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Perhaps most significantly, especially given Hollywood's gender-equity problem, writers won job protection for parental leave.
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But Democrats did secure a major win in the final bill with the parental leave policy.
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You can create a Lydia account if you're at least 14 years old with parental consent.
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In the current study, higher parental income and education levels were associated with higher verbal scores.
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The package includes 20 weeks of paid parental leave regardless of sex, gender, or sexual orientation.
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U.S. employers currently aren't required by law to allow even one day of paid parental leave.
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Click the word "Web" from the taskbar at the top of the Parental Controls window.7.
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Here&aposs how to set up Google Family Link and other parental controls on your Chromebook.
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The next page will detail how to set up parental controls and what features are offered.
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Staff at the firm are rewarded with flexible work arrangements and 16 weeks of parental leave.
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Starbucks has long made employee benefits a priority, offering comprehensive parental leave and sick time benefits.
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Japanese labor law has no official system in place for maternity or parental leave for politicians.
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Messrs Page and Brin famously sought "parental supervision" in 2001 and hired an external chief executive.
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Other countries without a national parental paid leave policy include Swaziland, Lesotho and Papua New Guinea.
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In contrast, improving overall parental leave and encouraging men to also take leave improves women's advancement.
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How to set parental controls on the Xbox One How does chat work in Apex Legends?
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There was no need for a parental chauffeur or to deal with a rigid bus schedule.
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All are high-achieving, low-income students who qualify for a four-year, $0 parental contribution.
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Only when the scientists stirred parental oral fluids into the mix did the young beetles thrive.
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Women who are repatriated can face criminal charges of parental disobedience or harming the kingdom's reputation.
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In between, while on parental leave, she appeared on Facebook Live for the families assistance package.
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