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They discovered that physicians tend to view religion and spirituality pragmatically, considering them resources in family decision-making and in end of life situations, and barriers when they conflict with medical decisions, said lead author Wendy Cadge.
Paediatric physicians turn to religion in times of medical crisis by Asian News International
The poll of 1,000 youngsters revealed that mothers are seen as the easier parent to twist around their little fingers, cadge extra pocket money from, and are less likely to read them the riot act if they are caught misbehaving.
SOFT TOUCH MUM by The Mirror (London, England)
Byline: BEV LYONS AND LAURA SUTHERLAND SUPERMODEL Kate Moss got an extra passenger in her car when a passer-by tried to cadge a lift.
the Razz: HITCH IN KATE'S CAR PLANS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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