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controlling influence

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See: predominance


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Judge Roberts said he accepted Whittaker, whom he ordered to do 300 hours' unpaid work in the community, had repeatedly tried to leave Wilson, but had returned because of his controlling influence.
From the study, it was found that controlling influences on food preference were different in men and women, reports the Independent.
There's also the controlling influence of Riki Flutey, with his mix of aggression, balance and skill, which I think will cement the back division together.
 
 
 
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