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• "You don't own history, you caretake history,"
• Structural vulnerability is a threat to any low-income individual that must caretake for a family.
• I discovered that people who are involved with alcoholics often have their own issues to deal with, issues of control or the need to caretake.
• In the Nukufetau electorate the caretake prime minister, Enele Sopoaga, and the caretaker natural resources minister, Elisala Pita, were not opposed by other candidates.
• And that leads to the issue at hand : how to hold accountable an entertainment industry that would prefer to collect revenues than caretake the emotional and ethical development of children.
• Two islands are in the lake, known by the former caretake of the property as The Big Island ( Weston Island ) and The Small Island ( Brownsea Island ).
• Indeed, though Cellucci seemed more confident and gubernatorial than he has since assuming office 17 months ago as a caretake governor, he gave no signals he will be trying to push the Commonwealth in a different direction.
• The resident editor HelenOnLine, who doesn't post adoring fanmail on Oscar's website or caretake his BLP with anne like devotion as fas as I know, didn't think this a partisan edit.
• At one point, Pol Pot saw the fighting as he, his wife, and 12-year-old daughter were driven from one shelter to another, his caretake, Non Nou, was quoted as saying.
• In " The Shepherd's Crown ", she is asked by Tiffany to help find her a couple of potential young witches looking to learn the craft to help her caretake for two steadings, after which time, Tiffany is also approached by Geoffrey Swivel.