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MOM's Way

deaden a ship's way [ lose way ]

Ways Women Know: Celebrations and Challenges [ Women's Ways of Knowing ]

guide track | guide way | rolling guide | slide | slide way | slide ways | slideway | sliding guide | way | ways

2-way | bidirectional | both way | both-way | two way | two-way | B/W [Abbr.]

evaluate the original actor's way of speaking | gauge the original actor's way of speaking | analyse the original actor's way of speaking | analyse the original actor's ways of speaking

closed-loop three-way catalyst | three-way catalyser | three-way catalyst | three-way catalytic converter | TWC [Abbr.]

assess various actions that may improve journey efficiency | investigate ways to reduce travel time | analyse ways to reduce travel time | assess ways to reduce travel time

forms of aromatherapy application | way to apply aromatherapy treatment | types of aromatherapy treatments | variety of ways to apply aromatherapy treatment

Definition: Sexual dysfunction covers the various ways in which an individual is unable to participate in a sexual relationship as he or she would wish. Sexual response is a psychosomatic process and both psychological and somatic processes are usually involved in the causation of sexual dysfunction.

Senator Plett: I live in an area called MOM's Way, for Manitoba, Ontario and Minnesota.

I read in one of my local papers the other day that in parts of northern British Columbia, the rates of babies born drug-addicted by first nations moms was increasing exponentially, and I do not say that in any stereotypical way.

Poverty is wishing you could go to McDonalds; getting a basket from the Santa Claus fund; feeling ashamed when my dad cannot get a job; not buying books at the book fair; not getting to go to birthday parties; hearing my mom and dad fight over money; never getting a pet because it costs too much; wishing you had a nice house; not being able to go camping; not getting a hot dog on hot dog day; not getting pizza on pizza day; not going to Canada’s Wonderland; not being able to have your friends sleep over; pretending that you forgot your lunch; being afraid to tell your mom that you need new gym shoes; not having breakfast sometimes; not bein ...[+++]g able to play hockey; sometimes it is really hard because mom gets scared and cries; hiding your shoes so your teacher won’t get cross when you do not have boots; not being able to go to cubs or play soccer; not being able to take swimming lessons; not being able to take electives at school, like downhill skiing; not being able to afford a holiday; not having pretty barrettes for your hair; not having your own backyard; being teased for the way you are dressed; not getting to go on school trips (Evidence, September 28, 2006)

Scott's mom and dad, John and Diane DuBois, were driving along Highway 417 just outside of Ottawa this past February on their way back from Montreal where they were visiting Mrs. DuBois' sick mother.