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Should There Be A Parents Policy On Campuses?
Son Jaques, Kaela Yeowell, Abelard Orrobin
Children and multilingual education Research Centre
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Accounting Policy
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Administrative Mechanisms
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Adoptive Parents
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Apple
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Assisted Reproductive Technology
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Auxiliary Verb
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Biological Parents
100%
Caregivers
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Caretakers
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Child Neglect
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College Campus
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Corporate Finance
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Defectiveness
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DNA Samples
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English Modal Verb
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Executive Orders
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Explicit Goals
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Family Members
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Financial Mechanism
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Financial Statements
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First-degree Relatives
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Gametes
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Genetic Material
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Grandparents
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Hall Residence
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Incomes Policy
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Infinitive
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Institutional Building
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Law
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Lecture Hall
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Managerial Mechanisms
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Medical Advances
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Modal
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Most Common Form
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Non-academic
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Number of Factors
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Nurture
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Objective Decision Making
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One-generation
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Organizational Decisions
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Ovum
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Parliamentary Rules
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Participle
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Password Policy
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Policy Rules
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Policy Studies
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Public Sector Organizations
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Senior Management
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Socially Acceptable
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Stepparents
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Student-centered
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Subjective Decision Making
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Subjective Element
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Surrogacy
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Third Person
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Work-life Balance Policies
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Accounting Policy
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Adoptive Parent
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Auxiliary verb
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Caregiver
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Child
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Child Neglect
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Corporate Finance
25%
Decision Making
75%
Educational Administrators
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Family Member
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Financial Statement
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Incomes Policy
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Intention
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Policy Studies
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Public Sector Organization
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Step-Parents
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Taxation
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apples
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birth
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children
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colleges
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decision making
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dining halls
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dna
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executive orders
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females
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genetics
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guidelines
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management
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offsprings
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ova
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parks
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policy
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residences
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spending
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sperm
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taxes
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universities
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women
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Child
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Financial Statement
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Public Sector
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Taxation
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