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parental

[puh-ren-tl] / pəˈrɛn tl /


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That sends a message that the foster-care system offers an exit from parental authority.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because many offspring hatched together and reproduction occurred more frequently than in mammals, this strategy increased the odds that at least some would survive, without requiring prolonged parental investment.

From Science Daily

It simply delays the moment those skills are required, often until parental influence has weakened.

From The Wall Street Journal

While some states still enforce these laws, they often include exceptions, including parental abandonment or failure to provide support, which would relieve the adult children of any liability.

From MarketWatch

Robyn said she is discussing an online parental support group with some who contacted her but is pleased she spoke out so others know they are "not alone".

From BBC