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„… . We have to look at the difficult childhoods. Not all outlaw sagas relate their protagonist’s early …” „… social monsters and where they come from, at looking into the difficult childhoods of future serial …” „… childhood is simply a clash of temperaments between father and son. From the viewpoint of child psychology …”

„… also most difficult challenges come from the awareness of this manipulability, which may or may not …” „… explanations. A high degree of consistency is socially valued; on the other hand, stubborn consistency …” „… law from this literature is indeed quite difficult. At least in some cases, such practices at least …”

„… therefore difficult to speak about e.g. „bodily injury” or “impairment to conceived child’s health”.16 …” „… difficult living condi4 tions” as justification for abortion, as well as the PC of 1969 in its primary …” „… „con4 ceived child” appeared. Until this moment it was used only in the civil law. The Act of 19936 …”

„… consider their child’s risk for drug use or to engage in positive involvement practices, talking about …” „… drugs with their child, or monitoring their child’s activities.“ (S. 704) Deutlich seltener wurden das …” „… („stubborn“) als Charakteristikum für George W. Bush in die Debatte brachte, das dann in einer Umfrage der …”