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Another Guardian writer, Cath Elliott, is often assumed to be a lesbian by men who take offence at her dislike of rapists and sex murderers.

And so, he wrote an op-ed piece in The Guardian about Katie's song, in which he said, well, we know exactly how old, how far from the edge.

China's interests should make it a guardian of an open world trade regime, Mr. Bergsten says.

The visitor who talked to the Guardian turned up mid-afternoon and waited 45 minutes before giving up on an attempt to see it.

"The top 20cm of soil is all that stands between us and extinction, " he told the Guardian.

Seventh of the parents or other guardians shall not be allowed under the age of 16 children or by the guardian as a child.

Sarah Brown wowed onlookers with her "red slingback wedge sandals" , hailed by the Guardian as the campaign's best footwear so far.

If the person per se has no capacity for civil conduct, it shall be subject to the consent and signing of the guardian of the person.

Lilac is a guardian of Elysium with fantastic skills; the mystic power seems to come from her Demon parents who once rejected her.

He said, however, that the Guardian Council could recount the affected ballots if the candidates ask for it.

Kevin Rushby, reviewing the book for the Guardian, called it "a witty parable of India's changing society" .

Then the guardian of the garden found Chuang Tzu with sling in hand and mistook him as a thief who intended to sneak chestnut.

Speaking by phone to the Guardian, he said he was intending to stay out of the country until "things calmed down" .

The Guardian, I note, did not favour me with an obituary.

When the Guardian launched its Comment is free threads, it was one of the most exciting developments in journalism I had ever witnessed.

Give the book a chance, find the truth out for yourself, and don't be put off by the Guardian's Jay Raynor's somewhat cynical review.

On his way to finding a legend. He will become one. You too can be a great guardian.

The Guardian said the files named 31 reporters working for The News of the World and The Sun in connection with the operation.

But, she did point to a 2009 story in the Guardian newspaper about an out-of-court settlement with an alleged phone-hack victim.

After the child is born, you can still select someone else to be the legal guardian in the event something happens to you and your husband.

In his interview with the Guardian, Karroubi condemned Ashtiani's sentence and said he was opposed to stoning in principle.

Matt Wells, the Guardian's head of audio, agreed that the commercial radio sector appeared to be in terminal decline.

Most importantly, he never missed his duty as a real dog, a dutiful guardian.

Taro's guardian brings him to the schools to conduct classes for the children.

The guardian said that, does not deserve, the study must grasp, again said, the weather is hot, easy to be injured.

As her legal guardian, I personally guarantee that she will be able to sustain herself while in the U. S.

UK newspaper The Guardian reports that UN scientists are trying to determine whether La Gloria, Mexico, is the virus's source.

He told The Guardian: "The [attorney general's] note fails to clarify the extent to which force might be used to protect civilians. "

A Guardian spokesman said there was "no reason to believe" that any financial or bank data had been compromised in the incident.

The legislature is the watchful guardian over the public purse. It is its duty to see that the disbursement has been honestly made.

It looks like he will at least try. But first, he's got to put on a good show so he can gain everyone's trust and become Chuck's guardian.

It will also be a place where the Guardian highlights some of the best projects from its partners.

This time, the driver anxiously has not been leaving, but accompanies side the child, arrives until the guardian.

My wish is for you to help me invest my money in your country in any good venture and for you to be my guardian and protect me and my funds.

One veteran journalist, the Guardian's assistant editor Michael White, said the paper had a "Jekyll and Hyde" nature.

A Guardian spokesperson said the site has about 10 million unique users per year, and that "the hack was stopped before it was completed" .

"I'm not earning anything out of it . . . all [the money] is going to the Guardian, " he said.

Jupiter, your guardian planet, will be retrograde until mid-October, so you won't be able to rely on luck to get out of tight situations.

Justin Bieber may be a superstar but he is still under age and his mother is still his legally his guardian.

You were anointed as a guardian cherub, for so I ordained you. You were on the holy mount of God; you walked among the fiery stones.

If you were younger than 18 years of age when you left the UK, your parent or guardian must have been registered.

In a statement on his website, Mousavi said he had formally asked the Guardian Council, a legislative body, to cancel the election result.

"Everyone knows English football is physical, so I'd been working hard ahead of that game with Blackburn, " he said in the Guardian.

The sun guardian said, "Ok, but I need you to come and see me on rainy days. I need friends. " The sisters said, "All right. "

The Emperor's role as guardian of mankind seems to have been predestined for him.

British newspaper The Guardian said the show " outdid all of its predecessors in numbers, colour, noise and expense. "

It's funny that late in life, I got to be friendly with my guardian angel.

"I'm convinced he would have had a much easier time at Manchester United or Arsenal, " he told the Guardian.

"I drew inspiration from him in drawing this character, " West Wing writer and producer Eli Attie told the Guardian.

But a source close to the president stressed to the Guardian that "early elections are not a foregone conclusion. "

Yan Hui drove for Confucius, Zigong stood left to be guardian. So, the three set out to see Robber Zhi.

Our guardian angel Heidi will soon become the wrathful Nemesis with a sword in her hand and fire in her breath, we're all doomed!

Liechtenstein's officials have decided to put the tiny country up for rent for $70, 000 a night, the Guardian reported.

Reports of my death, like Mark Twain's, were exaggerated. Sadly there was no Guardian obituary.

Returning to an era where women had endless babies and breastfed for two years or more at a time was not an option, Beral told the Guardian.

But the firm said the Guardian's reporting on the issue had been "highly misleading" .

According to The Guardian, 'McLaren insiders expect Fernando Alonso to leave the team at the end of this season.

Because I was not the best guardian of his father, or his health did not reach your arms.

The gossip who did this thing was a gorgon named Madame Victurnien, the guardian and door-keeper of every one's virtue.

A different message, left by a woman who hailed the girl as a guardian of the morality of modern China, taunted Teacher Fei in bold type.

If your parents or guardian agree to the meeting, make sure that you meet in a public place and have a parent or guardian with you.

But individuals vary too much for such a test to be effective, the researchers told the Guardian.

Born in Hampstead, a Guardian obituary said the other day of the artist Jo Brocklehurst, died in Hampstead.

At the back, facing out toward the main hall, is a statue of Weituo, chief guardian of the Buddha, carved from the trunk of a camphor tree.

Paul Dixon, the British software developer who runs Pastebin, told the Guardian that he had already taken measures to block the information.

The Guardian decided to print its story anyway and a judge refused to stop it.

On December 8th a draft agreement which had been discussed some weeks ago was leaked to the Guardian.

In all of these instances, the court-appointed guardian had signed the consent form; in two cases, the guardians were mayors.

Choice of words very often implies a subjective judgement, as the Guardian's own style guide, on the word terrorists, points out.

Any child shall be excused from such Bible reading, or attending such Bible reading, upon the written request of his parent or guardian.

In 2002, Mann told the Guardian he took the part to defend the army, though he admitted Bloody Sunday was a "cock up" .

The guardian angels , they could be up to the Second Level . Angels are less than human beings - less prestige. They are to serve us .

Reached by the Guardian, Pullman quipped that he was "very glad to be back in the top 10 banned books" .

"We all agree [preventing deforestation] is possible, " Leonardo Swirski, head of Bertin's leather division, told the Guardian last night.

The Guardian has learned that Africa's intervention was not a spur of the moment decision by negotiators.

He sought to experience what his life might have been like had he been raised by a caring guardian.

a person who acts as parent and guardian for a child in place of the child's natural parents but without legally adopting the child.

The children are very worried, because their guardian does not allow them to play nearby the railroad track.

Several writers for the Guardian have made what I believe is an unjustifiable leap.

The girl's guardian embezzled the money that HAD been willed to her.

Guardian: Turn back, mortals. Death and darkness are all that await you in this forsaken vault.

He already has a crucifix on the back of his neck, a guardian angel between his shoulder blades and an angel on his right shoulder.

Mrs Ebert says that this piece of jewellery was "her own guardian angel" .

Margaret has done so much for us without expecting anything in return; she has been a true guardian angel.

This declaration should be completed by the applicant's parent or in the case of an orphan , by the guardian .

The heatstroke sensor could turn out to be the first of a series of d electronic guardian angels.

Later I reported to my Guardian Master that the file could not be uploaded and asked him to bless the computer to function smoothly.

A few weeks ago, it appeared for the first time on the front page of The Guardian, the 188-year-old British daily.

Behind the soldier is the Guardian's first staff photographer, Walter Doughty, working under fire with a heavy glass-plate camera.

To see the heights of great political leaders both past and present, click here for the Guardian's compilation.

Its work as a guardian of the laws governing conflict has obliged it to deal with all manner of bad people, including the Nazis.

The campaign, first highlighted by the Guardian last week, has failed to stop the Iranian authorities from pressing ahead.

Defence officials told guardian. co. uk the two submarines collided in what they said was an extraordinary accident.

"No. " The first to speak was the Cloud Guardian, in a cold and determined tone, not leaving even a slit of space for convolution.

His guardian reported he had undergone traditional extraction of his primary teeth as a child whilst in Africa.

In an exclusive interview with the Guardian he named at least five.

"After the Guardian article, this place has been a madhouse, " remarks William Remmers, General Department Head of the store.

This stone lion located in fronts of an ancient official's residence is called a guardian lion.

Omar Khan was one of 11 villagers the Guardian interviewed about the airstrike.

British journalist Robert Tait who covers Iran from Turkey for the British newspaper The Guardian, describes the allegations.

Guys were got this. Dont lose hope now. One more guardian to go and well be able to access the celestial planetarium.

Over the years, Mike has become not merely a legal guardian but a real father to me.

The difficulty which the use network language causes the guardian with not to access the net between the human who exchanges changes.

"2007 was very difficult but I learnt a lot personally, " he says in an interview to be published by the Guardian tomorrow.

Speaking to The Guardian, he said, "Maybe it's just me but in this market, the top level, I don't think money is the most important thing. "

Senior Tories told the Guardian that Cameron would set out his thinking in the coming weeks.

Very often, again, the best thing to do is to ask for help from light beings, such as guardian angels and your guides.

The Guardian If Tomas Rosicky starts a campaign to institute a Premiership winter break, do not be surprised.

The guardian found a quarterly quart of quartz in the safeguard .

The Guardian's phones rang all day as readers sought more information about the idyllic holiday spot.

The prime minister should send the Guardian flowers: if Mr Coulson were still in office, his whole government would be in crisis.

These guardian deities, the door gods, were thought to protect the household from evil influences and repel demons.

If the applicant is aged under 18, the application form must be completed by his her parent guardian.

The yard is full of lilac flowers , Full of beautiful purple flowers. I will always be here with her, As her faithful guardian all my life !

No other information about you should be given to us, or one of our websites, until your parent or guardian has given you permission.

The student and guardian's request is so high, this will let the ordinary teacher feel that will be awkward and is heavy.

Top of the list is the technical expertise and track record to be a credible guardian against inflation.

Photostat copies of documents proving the custodial rights of the parent or legal guardian in respect of the child .

Home Office minister David Hanson this morning told the Commons that the Guardian's allegations are to be investigated by the police.

"Our politics have lost the capacity to connect with that kind of emotion, " said Bunting, associate editor of Britain's Guardian newspaper.

Guardian of the respiratory machine next to Lee, I hope the children arrived, the wife will be turning the situation.

The decision about when each child is allowed to cycle in traffic is solely the responsibility of the parent or guardian.

Others, like the Guardian's Howard Marks, slurp it down with a glass of rice wine.

Schmitt would also meet the WikiLeaks leader, who was known to a few Guardian journalists but not to us.

The priority, he told the Guardian, was to break the link between carbon emissions and economic output.

The guardian of a foreign student at CUEB could be an individual adult, or an organization. The guardian may be inside or outside of China.

The Guardian has already printed it 61 times this year, according to Butterworth, though not on the front page and nearly always in a quote.

The Guardian did not contact the author of the original piece.

The guardian to child's choice gross interference, they only is in no way in the one side for the child when gives advice.

The issue has gained importance as the ECB has taken on a more political role as guardian of the embattled single currency.

As I lay in the hospital bed recovering, I thanked God for all his mercy and for the guardian angel that watehce over me.

We, your guardian angels, are personally assigned to you for your entire life. You are never alone.

One reader emailed me a link to an article in the UK Guardian today which connects sleeping patterns with diet in animals.

It still sees itself as the guardian of national unity and a bulwark against ethnic separatism and foreign meddlers.

"Much of our economy in Europe relies on the fact we have natural resources underpinning everything, " McGlade told the Guardian.

China's intentions to set new and ambitious targets for renewable energy, revealed in the Guardian yesterday might come as a surprise.

But none of the 'stans has become a member of the Council of Europe (another talking shop and human-rights guardian, based in Strasbourg).

So the Guardian teamed up with the Manchester International Festival to mount a search for the best of them.

The guardian of devildom takes down the detailed features of each human beings that comes up from the earth on his blacklist.

The personal particulars of the parents or guardian, must be verified against the population register.

Ramesh spelled out some of those commitments in an interview with the Guardian last week.

The Guardian today documented the significant role which poverty and opportunity deprivation played in the British riots.

The front page of Britain's Guardian newspaper shouted "2025: the end of US dominance" .

Those understood to have agreed deals with DreamWorks include Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, and Ian Katz, deputy editor.

In an attempt to rescue the 20% target, ministers have ordered a policy review, which the Guardian obtained this week.

In Germany Ms Merkel is likely to face a conservative backlash over the choice of an Italian as guardian of the stability of the euro.

Little angel's mission is to guardian sincerely, looking forward to an early encounter the other half of my life.

The European Commission proposed a total ban on EU fishermen removing shark fins and discarding the body at sea, The Guardian reported.

Finally blankly smiled and looked at the little dolls that little doll is what I want little guardian angel.

The Child Care Act requires that the child's mother or father, but not of a child's guardian.

The court constituted him legal guardian of the child.

Empty nest syndrome is a general feeling of loneliness that parents or other guardian relatives may feel when their children leave home.

Uses your name registration any account not to have to share with any minor, including you is the guardian or the guardian.

Writing in the Guardian, Timothy Garton Ash sees a Third World shabbiness when he visits the United States.

One of the Guardian robots did survive the Decepticon terror, and became one of the Autobots' staunchest defenders.

That night, one of the most dangerous nights in his career, Chris truly earned the right to be called "Chris Guardian" .

The Guardian has learned that some of those held have not been released, including a university student.

Mte guardian of the Yangtze River by the throat, has always been contested.

A position as guardian of the world's data is not entirely compatible with a willingness to leap headlong into new battles.

The Government has been a regulator and guardian, ensuring that when rules were broken, whoever broke the rules would face the consequences.

Iran's Guardian Council declared that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had been re-elected as president, dismissing claims of ballot-rigging.

If the child is accompanied by a legal guardian, proof of guardianship is required .

In short, Google wants to be the guardian of your private information.

'We want to safeguard the character of the town instead of seeing it turn into a place with no ties, ' Mr. Buratti told the Guardian.

But back channel negotiations, revealed by the Guardian last month, showed the two nations are searching for a deal.

Imagine that we have been appointed Guardian of the Gate, and our job is to keep vigilant watch over who passes through.

The Guardian Council is the body in charge of supervising the elections and has to approve the outcome before any result could be official.

A ScrumMaster as the name suggests is the guardian of the scrum process.

Allow the station analysis, is " guardian of a minor" with opposite concept of nonage on the law.

He added that the Guardian Council was not the relevant body to look into such complaints.

From the beginning of the ignorance of prejudice to the ultimate guardian of the story begin with.

Chapter II discusses the civil liability the guardian shall bear in the case of the minor causing damages to others.

In their statement, the Guardian's international partners lined up to slam the 40-year-old former computer hacker.

If the minor applicant is accompanied by a legal guardian , the legal guardian should produce documentary proof of the guardianship .

"We are flying aircraft on an average flight time of one hour around Europe, " Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary told the Guardian.

On weighty topics, The Guardian or The New York Times are just as solid as Le Monde, but they are also way more fun to read.

Providence entrusted the United States to be the guardian of liberty.

"The Company Men" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian). It contains considerable profanity.

However, as parent or guardian, you have to AGREE with your child's decision to waive the right to an attorney.

About Martin Jacques Martin Jacques is the author of "When China Rules the World, " and a columnist for the Guardian and New Statesman.

They may hang the picture of Zhong Kui, guardian against evil spirits, on the door of their homes, as well.

And she's there when I need her, My guardian angel, In the dark I can see her, Here by my side.

But Emerson's scholar wasn't the elite Guardian of Plato's Republic; it was instead Socrates, son of a stone mason.

They had even fewer models of a strong government that became a "guardian" rather than an oppressor of liberty.

He was the guardian of the East and one of the four Sons of Horus.

The essentially similar Guardian is still undergoing certification trials.

One of America's first undercover agents, a Civil War scout and guardian of President Lincoln, he was Allan Pinkerton, Private Eye.

In an article for the Guardian today, Alexander says the Labour party has still got much work to do to prove it is credible on the economy.

Remember what I stated previously. . . God loves us enough that we are personally given an earthly Guardian Angel.

British "Guardian" website on March 25 reported that the U. S. military operations in Libya by air Margaret Woodward Major-General Command.

Alex Martinez : "I was messing around with the Guardian and found a novel way to recycle the magazine"

The eco-barons' mission, Humes says, became all the more important when Washington shrank from its role as environmental guardian.

Asian dream has finally decided to face up to themselves and to pray for guardian spirits to grant her the courage to change their.

They stand in there way as when the United States, then in nature, the guardian of autumn as they become beautiful, charming.

The move is the first major development since the Guardian revealed a three-year undercover investigation by Greenpeace in June.

The Guardian argued that the goal should not have stood as there was a foul in the box while Cesc was taking his corner kick.

All of the dozen or so people that the Guardian spoke to said that, thanks to the army, they had enough to drink and eat.

A sad John Rolfe left his young son in the care of a guardian in England and returned to his adopted home.

If you still have your doubts, take a look at how fast these tesla troopers counter enemy guardian tanks in this video.

Undoubtedly, as legal guardian and early mentor, parents cannot evade the responsibility and are the main culprits.

The applicant must be accompanied by his her father mother or a legal guardian.

Guardian Spirit - Calls upon a guardian spirit to heal and watch over the friendly target.

In an article in The Guardian newspaper on Monday, Mr Miliband said that China had prevented a more ambitious deal being signed.

The guardian comes always to have to be quicker than the imagination.

Now the Guardian is again at the center of a news story of enormous importance, both in substance and in how journalism functions.

If the child is accompanied by a legal guardian, proof of guardianship is also required .

European governments have been accused of underestimating the health risks from shipping pollution, the Guardian reported.

"striding through the city, stick in hand, discoursing spontaneously on the writings of Hazlitt" (Manchester Guardian Weekly).

"The worst games ever, " wrote a columnist in The Guardian, a British newspaper, much to the annoyance of Canadians.

It is feared that children without the protection of a guardian spirit may be stolen by witches and turned into spirits.

This kind of dolls are not like the ones in mass production as we usually see, but guardian spirits who are given special mission.

I'm going to take the steps recommended by the Guardian, but it's one more worry I could do without.

Mr. Dewitt : Have your parents, guardian or Parole officer call for an appointment. The sooner the better.

There was four guardian stones , looks like a dolmen on the step, but survived just one which you can see below.

The will appoints Mr. Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, guardian of his three children. In the event that Mrs.

The law in Florida, and elsewhere, says there must be a single guardian or "surrogate decision-maker" .

Thus, the capacity for liability of the minor, minor's fault, guardian's fault will become the core of the system.

The second card allows you to enter in birth date , alternate phone numbers, and guardian and referral information.

Since then, the Tiger Temple in the front of the hall became guardian.

My elder sister is a center of my life. I never find absence of love, friendship or guardian till I am with my sister.

It will go on display at the Guardian and Observer newspapers' Newsroom exhibition centre in Farringdon, North London.

guardian of minor children can be used for investment in housing?

Turkey, Turkmenistan and Qatar have all offered to host such an office, Afghan and western officials in Kabul have told the Guardian.

The Guardian is increasingly becoming a global news provider with an international audience and reputation.

The truth is laid bare in Trafigura's hitherto secret documents, published by the Guardian today.

The organization best placed to work toward a ban is the International Committee of the Red Cross, the guardian of the Geneva Conventions.

He maintained that he had killed the Guardian of the Emperor's vaults, and took his place ruling over the natives of Wayland.

The following are conclusions out of the comparison, analysis and research: 1 School is not students' guardian.

School is not teenage students' guardian. School and students are a compound education legal relation.

Breathe in deeply allowing and seeing within your spiritual imagination your Guardian Angels and invited Spirit Guides as they join you now.

Modern times find him as a watch and guard dog as well as a family friend, guardian and protector.

Connect with your guides: your guardian angels who are specially there for you. Ask for help, get to know them as friends.

The front pday of Britain's Guardian newspaper shouted "2025: the end of US dominance" .

Never send a person a picture of you without first checking with your parents or guardian.

The US is not about to abandon its role as the guardian of East Asian security.

Yes, ma ' am, you ' re like a little guardian angel sent to watch over all those people walking by.

Like this already deceived guardian teacher also to deceive own, moreover has also violated the school regulation.

Guardian Spirit: It is no longer possible for simultaneous killing blows to trigger the heal from this ability multiple times.

Fifth key point: The sentiment does not act, works the value is fair, has the principle is one boss, is not is one guardian.

This was a headline in a U. K. newspaper, The Guardian, not that long ago.

Volunteers organized makeshift clinics and security checkpoints, and no pro-Mubarak supporters were allowed in, The Guardian reported.

One European utility executive told the Guardian: "New nuclear will not happen without sorting out the carbon price. "

The Guardian Council, Iran's election watchdog, forms a "special commission" to prepare a report on the disputed presidential election.

Robe of the Guardian is now correctly represented on the Hero right-click screen in Combat.

Creating a topiary guardian begins with acquiring a perfectly sculpted topiary of a boar, lion, or triceratops.

She's too young to stand. - l'm filing for her as guardian ad litem.

In our time, many believe that every one of us has our own personal guardian angel to guide us away from evil.

Last week, in a victory for both medicine and free speech, Matthias Rath dropped his libel suit against the Guardian.

Your father chose to leave me your guardian.

"This fear has made them go quiet recently, as they know they can be sued for damages, " a source close to the yakuza told the Guardian.