neglecting

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• That disorienting period of neglect and even more perilous ordeals later have left Antara craving her mother’s attention while hating her.

• Snyder was charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty, which are misdemeanor charges that can each be punished by up to a year in prison and a $1,000 fine.

• Magdy’s health has suffered behind bars by deliberate medical neglect and inhumane prison conditions.

• This neglect faced by other languages is significant not merely because it reinforces the cultural dominance of English, but also because it represents a consequential hurdle to accessing information and knowledge for hundreds of millions of people.

• The new arrivals began fixing up homes that had suffered from decades of neglect.

• He begins drinking heavily, neglecting his family, and accusing his wife of having an affair.

• Mourn so enthusiastically that you end up neglecting your own family.

• And that was, neglecting the fact that they were sitcom characters, a “real” gay couple.

• Her candidacy set off a controversy about whether she was neglecting her children, in particular her special-needs baby.

• More often than not, neglecting moves such as the squat or dreaded deadlift can lead to higher chance of injury.

• But men, through neglecting the rules of health, pass quickly to old age, and die before reaching that term.

• Meanwhile his property may be seized by a marshal or receiver on proof that he is it or that it is deteriorating.