I looked around, hoping, praying to a guardian angel to help me get out of this predicament. |
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It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room. |
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In the case of an anorexic patient, the guardian would approve resuscitation and psychiatric interventions. |
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Just command your higher self, guardian angel, spirit guide, animal totem or whoever to make a snap decision for you. |
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In single-parent families or families where both parents are at sea, the children are signed over to a guardian. |
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Before his hot temper could boil out wrongfully, Ryuko turned his back on the guardian and walked wordlessly off. |
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But now thanks to a guardian angel, he's fulfilling another one of his dreams. |
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He wasn't their guardian by any means, but he wasn't about to let two stupid kids make a dumb decision. |
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She looked as if she had seen an angel in disguise, perhaps a guardian angel. |
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Catherine and her guardian angel prove him wrong by resisting and dispersing the spirits. |
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Apparently a part of the new highway would violate the home of a taniwha, a water-dwelling spirit guardian. |
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When she put her feet on the highway again, she thanked her guardian angel for her preservation. |
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Then the court will decide who must take care of minor children unless the parents have appointed a guardian. |
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If so the patient may be unable to instruct a solicitor and will require a guardian ad litem in any court proceedings. |
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Regulations 7 and 8 spell out an adoption agency's duties in respect of a child, his parents or guardian and prospective adopter. |
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Orphans were placed under the protection of a guardian by means of action taken by a sanctuary. |
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And he's the guardian and protector of our barbecue, to make sure that everything is strictly kosher. |
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For centuries, despite forays into excesses and hypocrisy, the Church acted as a guardian of private and public morality. |
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She looked like an angel, a guardian angel sitting on this bench with me in the rain. |
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With an intense eye, he gazes like a spirit guardian, across the valley to the ruins of Runku Raqay, an old Inca outpost. |
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Thank you for introducing me to my Hindu Gods, my guardian devas and my wonderful Saivite religion. |
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She was saved by the grace of our heavenly Father, saved by a guardian angel. |
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If the parent is fit to take care of a child, here in family court, you designate that parent as the guardian. |
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Embarrassingly, various ladies in my family continue to cling to a belief in psychics, guardian angels, and other such bunk. |
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The protuberant eyes, big nose and tightly shut mouth give the guardian god a gracious, rather than awesome, appearance. |
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She is the last home-grown female principal at the Royal Ballet, and considers herself a guardian of the lyrical national style. |
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Probably the presumption was that, merely by picking such a child up and taking it home, a person assumed the role of its legal guardian. |
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A crown of leaves rests on his head, proclaiming him king and guardian over the garden and the house. |
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If the parent or guardian of the person conspires to commit such acts, they will be imprisoned for from four years to twenty years. |
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The duty arose from the fiduciary relationship of guardian and ward, as established by statute. |
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Sixteen to 18 year olds could have other parts of their bodies pierced provided they had clearly verifiable permission from a parent or guardian. |
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The harmonious, balanced contours of reliquary guardian figures convey a sense of tranquility highly valued in both art and life in Fang culture. |
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Rumors have been current that the guardian of the Moscow Cemetery kept an idiot confined in chains. |
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If both parents agree, the father may become a joint guardian by swearing a joint declaration. |
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If the child's mother agrees, the father may become a guardian by swearing a joint declaration with the mother. |
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Nowadays, an unmarried father may become joint guardian of his children by swearing a statutory declaration. |
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Certainly he is the guardian of ghosts, the lord of black ink, the prince of parchment and a summoner of souls. |
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I was just very thankful, think her guardian angel was working overtime that day. |
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He was a powerful figure in the Vatican and a guardian of orthodoxy for a very conservative pope. |
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However, he may be removed as guardian at a future date if the court is satisfied it is in the child's best interest. |
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It was not the glance of a cheerful guardian of the shelves, but instead the leer of a triumphant virago. |
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I find placing a violet aura around my body keeps me absolutely safe form the fiercest guardian. |
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Anyone who fails to appoint a legal guardian runs the risk of unsuitable people applying for the position. |
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There are angel bookends, guardian angel lapel pins and ceramic candle-holder angels. |
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They will have to be accompanied by a parent or a designated guardian over sixteen years of age. |
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In every village, there are dozens of shrines to tutelary or guardian spirits. |
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It is said that a guardian angel is assigned to every person to guard and protect her or his body and soul. |
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Unknown to her guardian, she spent the whole day climbing up and down the shrouds, gazing off the port bow and hauling with the rest of the crew. |
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Even if the father's name is on the birth certificate, he has no automatic right to be a guardian to his child. |
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He's my guardian angel, and I hope one day I'll have courage enough to tell him this. |
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I explained to him that Mommy was called back to heaven to become our guardian angel. |
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Besides, Uncle Sam is somewhat of a minacious guardian of the mail's purity. |
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Her elderly guardian does everything he can to foil her happiness but sharp-witted Figaro ensures true love triumphs. |
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So the superhero who fights monsters also defies his guardian and falls in love. |
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Gertrude has many strings to her bow, guardian angel, seasonal fairy, a confidant and occasionally freelancing for Hugh someone. |
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I think my guardian angel was a well placed African pilgrim whose face I'll never forget. |
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However, the federal government left implementation of guardian ad litem requirements to the states. |
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This brochure answers commonly asked questions about the guardian ad litem's role in the divorce process. |
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Casa volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of both the guardian ad litem and the court. |
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It was a success that encouraged him to think of himself as the guardian of Reaganism. |
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Maybe my guardian angel was just saying it wasn't my time, and maybe it was my husband's, saying it wasn't his time. |
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Nicholas' message was just very formal, like a man requesting the approval of his lady-love's guardian. |
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In this document property was transferred to the wife of the deceased, and a guardian was named for children who were minors. |
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The cabinet's plastic laminate finishes were inspired by fifties' coffee bars and its humanoid form suggests a totem pole or temple guardian figure. |
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Down 29 percent since 2005, according to a guardian survey of book authors. |
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The online recruiters say IS can appoint a guardian for them to provide permission. |
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Lisa-Marie's previous guardian dropped her off at a Bakersfield shelter with serious injuries to her head and mouth. |
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Soon, believers seeking cures began flocking to the chapel and praying to its guardian angel, St. Roch. |
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Sheikh Hamad refuted those accusations, saying that all the children were Sudanese who entered the country legally and were accompanied by their parents or a guardian. |
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Delivered into the world, full grown and without a guardian to teach him the ways of the human world, the creation discovers that he is alone, but not without resource. |
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The parties shall be at liberty in the interim, through counsel, to propose a candidate or candidates for the position of guardian of the person and guardian of the property. |
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Simeon directs his song of praise to an elevated, imposing high priest in a scene dominated by an even more imposing crowned, splendidly robed temple guardian. |
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According to a ticket seller who spoke to The guardian, the site still receives only 10 visitors a day, on average. |
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In the same interview with the guardian, he started a diplomatic war with South Africa. |
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Then it just might be possible to have her be guardian for the others, but why should such a young person be saddled with responsibility like that? |
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It's also good to finally meet a guardian as mannerly as you are. |
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But those were the days when a bobby was a respected, perhaps even feared, guardian of society, who would give you a clout round the head if he copped you scrumping. |
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My grandmother was a strong woman, she was my guardian, my protector, my shield against those who would wish to see me fail and I thank her for loving me above all others. |
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In New Caledonia the law allowed the recruitment of unaccompanied children over the age of six, with the consent of a guardian, and in 1884 the age limit was set at ten. |
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His guardian apprenticed him to a bookbinder, but Strauss eventually followed his own bent and at 15 joined Michael Pamer's orchestra as a viola player. |
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Control of the marriage of a female heiress by the cadet branches of the chiefly house, and the office of tutor or guardian within the clan, were partial answers. |
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There is no statute law or rule that prohibits a costs award against a litigation guardian or more particularly against the Public Guardian and Trustee. |
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She has proved her worth, as a hearing dog and as a guardian angel. |
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It is a fellow wine-lover who enthusiastically wants you to try something they have found, rather than a supercilious guardian of stuffy good taste. |
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But those were the days when a policeman was a respected, perhaps even feared, guardian of society, who would give you a clout round the head if he copped you scrumping. |
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The Italian driver also relies on a guardian angel in his cockpit. |
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Wings Of Desire, his poetic 1987 fable about guardian angels watching over Berlin, remains one of the most successful European productions in cinema history. |
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Some philanthropists established newspapers to act as the guardian of the common man, while others did all they could to encourage the growth of universal education. |
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The fact that someone else would make better choices than the elderly person does not require the appointment of a guardian or institutionalizing the elderly person. |
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An active and informed public is the true guardian of freedom and democracy, and the posturing of politicians mere bubble and froth along the way. |
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Well, not to be outdone, Tokyo has what you might call guardian geishas. |
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In the popular fiction of the time, the guardian of empire moved from the decencies of Buchan to the sex-sadism-and-snobbery of Ian Fleming's James Bond. |
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Their raft grounded at the peak of Mount Parnassus, and they immediately gave thanks to the gods of the mountain and to the prophetess Themis, guardian of the oracle. |
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As the story goes, Chang'e was a Chinese goddess who lived in the realm of the moon, and acted as a guardian for the Jade Rabbit who manufactured the elixir of life. |
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The film revolves round a martial arts master who comes to America in search of the next guardian who would protect the powerful scroll in his possession. |
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Children go into care when their current parent or guardian is unable to look after them, or if the child's health, safety or well-being is at risk. |
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Perhaps you can consider me a guardian angel of sorts, but do not fear me. |
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Since she was a child he had watched her, almost like a guardian angel. |
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She told me that I had a guardian angel, apparently everyone has. |
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The problem in modern times usually does not arise because most testators who have infant children appoint an executor and also appoint the executor guardian. |
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Via their parents, all were sent an information sheet, questionnaire, consent form to be countersigned by a guardian, and a freepost return envelope. |
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Donkeys and guard llamas have been used since the 1980s in sheep operations, using the same basic principle as livestock guardian dogs. |
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I have posited a typology of characters as gatekeeper, guardian and gatecrasher as a way of problematising questions about moral order. |
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A talisman of the Grand Shrine of Ise was placed vertically within the shrine. There were also talismen for the guardian kami. |
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During the vacancy of a see, the archbishop is guardian of the spiritualities thereof. |
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He entered Sandhurst as the private pupil of Thomas Leybourn, one of the lecturers who was also guardian of Mary Griffiths. |
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Under the influence of his guardian, Leblanc developed an interest in medicine. |
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After Fred's death, Arthur visited the family often and became guardian to all of the children. |
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He clearly sees himself not just as political leader, but as the conservative pater familias of the whole nation and the guardian of morality. |
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Ker is considered the guardian deity of Vastu Devata is of the state of Tripura from the Royal Period. |
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Elizabeths Hospital, and in June the following year Dorothy was declared his legal guardian. |
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The guardian ad litem is notified upon appointment by the probate judge handling the estate. |
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The latter was a scholar at Takshashila, the teacher and guardian of Emperor Chandragupta Maurya. |
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The Lord Chancellor, who serves as guardian to wards of the Court of Chancery, is worried, because he has developed feelings for a ward of court. |
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Maugham had been writing steadily since he was 15, and wanted to be an author, but he did not tell his guardian. |
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Like I'm a member of a secret priesthood, guardian of mind-bending knowledge beyond Euclidean space. |
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Each House is the guardian of its privileges, and may punish breaches thereof. |
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The opening shot of guardian Hakan exsanguinating a nameless teenager in the woods sets the tone. |
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Rusty's British guardian John Harrison grudgingly guards Rusty against the influences of Indianization. |
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They were not allowed to act as an executor of a person's will or be a guardian to an orphaned child. |
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In this process, called retrograde signaling, the pyramidal cell does the equivalent of slipping its guardian interneuron some sleeping pills. |
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The phi which are guardian deities of places, or towns are celebrated at festivals with communal gatherings and offerings of food. |
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Fylgjur, guardian spirits, generally female, were associated with individuals and families. |
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The Brehon law excepted women from the ordinary course of the law so that, in general, every woman had to have a male guardian. |
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Stilicho also claimed to be the guardian of Arcadius, causing much rivalry between the western and eastern courts. |
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In a biography of Saint Gemma Galgani written by Venerable Germanus Ruoppolo, Galgani stated that she had spoken with her guardian angel. |
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His father died in 1183 and his mother as guardian soon wasted Snorri's share of the inheritance. |
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In tennis, a junior is a player under 18 who is still legally protected by a parent or guardian. |
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On these occasions, it was the parent or guardian that made the arrangements and would sign the boy away to a ship. |
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English Heritage is the guardian of over 400 sites and monuments, the most famous of which include Stonehenge, Iron Bridge and Dover Castle. |
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Sir Timothy Shelley had at first agreed to support his grandson, Percy Florence, only if he were handed over to an appointed guardian. |
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In ancient Greek religion, places were under the care of female divinities, parallel to guardian angels. |
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Historically, blame has often been laid on Abbey as legal guardian, but he may also have been unaware. |
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Philip, as Henry's liege lord, objected, stating that he should be the rightful guardian until the birth of the child. |
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The story begins in the Shire, where the hobbit Frodo Baggins inherits the Ring from Bilbo Baggins, his cousin and guardian. |
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After his parents died, the boy's uncle was appointed as his guardian. |
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William then appointed des Roches to be Henry's guardian, freeing himself up to lead the military effort. |
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Yet another guardian, Osbern, was slain in the early 1040s in William's chamber while the duke slept. |
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Margaret Tudor remained guardian or 'tutrix' of the King, but was not made Regent of Scotland. |
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The form must be signed by a parent or guardian of the child. |
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Robert fought at Halidon, where his uncle and former guardian, Sir James Stewart, was killed. |
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Gilbert was killed within months, and another guardian, Turchetil, was also killed around the time of Gilbert's death. |
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Until the Disruption the Church of Scotland had been seen as the religious expression of national identity and the guardian of Scotland's morals. |
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Soulcrusher established his power in Valhalla itself where he trained the Nazguls and built a guardian to protect his privacy. |
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Duns Scotus received the religious habit of the Friars Minor at Dumfries, where his uncle, Elias Duns, was guardian. |
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Thankfully, he had his guardian angel, Larry King, looking out for him. |
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As a saint he almost became the equivalent of a guardian angel. |
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But so too any Manitoban can walk in off the street and sue to be named the guardian of a stranger's child. |
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A tomb guardian usually placed inside the doors of the tomb to protect or guide the soul, Warring States period, ca. |
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More than 1,000 children in Pinellas County do not have a volunteer guardian ad litem. |
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Changes in annualized bleeding rate over time and relationship with dosing of turoctocog alfa during the guardian programme. |
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Yoon also serves as guardian ad litem for alleged status offenders in the firm's guardian ad litem project with the Fulton County Juvenile Court. |
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His father, Nicomachus, died when Aristotle was a child, whereafter Proxenus of Atarneus became his guardian. |
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After Hubert's death in 1526, Gisbert became Mercator's guardian. |
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If allowed to use the powers authorized by statute, a guardian ad litem can prove a significant participant in serving a child's best interest throughout the legal process. |
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Classical Anglicanism, therefore, like Orthodoxy, holds that Holy Tradition is the only safe guardian against perversion and innovation in the interpretation of Scripture. |
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A royal decree passed in May 2017 allowed them to avail government services such as education and healthcare without the need of a consent of a male guardian. |
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His grandfather, John of Gaunt, was the guardian of the king at that time. |
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Whilst the Court of Justice is, by its very nature, the supreme guardian of Union legality, it is not the only judicial body empowered to apply EU law. |
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Today, according to her lawyer and guardian ad litem thomas Holum, she needs to be fed through a tube, but other than that, she's as active as any girl her age. |
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A Chinese guardian lion outside Yonghe Temple, Beijing, Qing dynasty, ca. |
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Isaiah's mother, Catalina Daniel, is acting as his guardian ad litem. |
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The Ostrogothic king Theodoric stepped in as the guardian of his grandson Amalaric, and preserved for him all his Iberian and a fragment of his Gaul dominion. |
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It acts like a guardian in protecting the fundamental rights of the people, as enshrined in the Constitution, from infringement by any organ of the state. |
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For example, each person has one guardian angel, called Fravashi. |
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