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• But the converse is worse : if she overprotects,
• Efforts to overprotect the article do damage the article and then the subject.
• _Don't overprotect your child.
• Many parents overprotect their children, stepping in to smooth over life's inevitable rocky roads.
• Another danger is the tendency by parents to idealize a dead or victimized child or overprotect a survivor.
• Some religious conservatives have opposed the act, saying it unfairly penalizes people to overprotect lesser forms of life.
• Certainly his well-documented attractiveness should have eliminated any need for the ridiculously coy cinematography that overprotects him here.
• And I'm not the kind of parent who wants to overprotect him and not have him try things.
• Is this a serious issue or just another attempt to overprotect our children and underprepare them for life beyond school?
• Lois eventually decided to take an overseas assignment to assert her independence and not be dependent on Clark, who had begun to overprotect her.
• "With what we're seeing in this country, I don't think you can overprotect the president, " he said.
• And there's a genuinely admirable quality to the way she manages Gwen's conflicting impulses to overprotect her son and encourage his eager inquisitiveness.
• When something like this happens, people panic and overprotect their children, and then, several months later, they forget about it and get careless again.
• She overprotects her Roberta, although unlike Mia, Roberta is not very fond of her mom always getting cuddly around her and tends to shun her off.
• She overprotects her daughter, although unlike M韆, Marizza is not very fond of her mom always getting cuddly around her and tends to shun her off.
• But as with children, loving a garden so much that you overprotect it means that you smother it, thus eventually losing the ability to enjoy it, naturally.
• If you can get past that idea, there's this : The loss of Jesse made Gladys overprotect Elvis, causing their " lethal enmeshment ."
• "If we overprotect children totally, then we'll have no information, " said Dr . Mark Schreiner, medical director of the Children's Clinical Research Institute in Philadelphia.
• The tendency of parents and grandparents to pamper and overprotect their single offspring has long prompted jokes about teen-agers who don't know how to wash their own backs, let alone do laundry.
• Meanwhile, other parents take Marge's position as a warning, and they decide to overprotect their children to the point of each one taking turns to take them all on a walk on leashes.