The puppies were well-behaved — for the most partThe pups whimpered a little during the vows, and Krasinski said "one of my bridesmaids did get peed on," but otherwise they were well-behaved.
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Ps. She's a working animal and extremely well behaved. pic.twitter.
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He is 13 — and is delightful, well behaved and intelligent.
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Even if the other kids are well-behaved little cherubs. Why?
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And Europe's most moderate populist party may become less well-behaved.
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All things considered, Blue appears to be a well-behaved child.
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"Equity markets and risk markets are very well behaved," she said.
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Soon, Sushi will be the most well-behaved dog in Calabasas.
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"He is very sweet and well-behaved," she said of Alexander.
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So even the usually well-behaved moderate members are wreaking havoc.
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We're supposed to be well-behaved and nice and good girls.
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It does not lead to more compliant or well-behaved children.
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As the old saying goes, Well-behaved women seldom make history.
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Betty's mom wants her daughter to be a sweet, well-behaved teen.
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He looks beautiful, and the groomer said he was very well-behaved!
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He was very well behaved at the airport and during the flight.
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"He's typically well-behaved and extremely trusting," she said of her pet.
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The students have been well-behaved, but they're groggy since it's Monday.
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So many well behaved dogs 👍Here's hoping to many more events!
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She is a total catch and Mel has been very well-behaved.
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Fortunately, we were healthy and my kids were well-behaved and helpful.
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Almost all of them have been well-behaved, well-mannered, good people.
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We're complimenting the president on being well behaved like he's a dog?
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"It seems fairly well behaved, at least so far," said Dr. Chadwick.
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It's by far the most worshipful episode of Fosse so far, and it's also an episode where he is more or less well-behaved (if you can call cheating on his girlfriend with his estranged wife "well-behaved").
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My own well-behaved pooch didn't want to stray too far from me.
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During this process is where they, hopefully, also become much more well-behaved.
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And yet Lucha—and he—were also so well-behaved, as militants went.
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She would rather have a mischievous guide dog than a well-behaved one.
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Some of the most well-behaved students, according to the U.K.-based site?
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"I just have to say how well behaved your kids are," she said.
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In general, the younger the artist in the show the more well behaved.
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HK has always been well behaved and enjoys a high degree of freedom.
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"They're both so well-behaved and personable and sweet and kind," Scott said.
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After all, as this Twitter user observed, "Well-behaved dogs seldom make history."
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In its functioning, the electric trim is smooth, powerful and usually well behaved.
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Green believed that well-groomed, well-behaved English was an obstacle to expression.
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And you do have a beautiful and well-behaved daughter, so enjoy her.
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But these lending limits did not apply to the supposedly well-behaved, respectable banks.
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"I was a well-behaved girl," she said, "but I often thought like Ramona."
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Yet beneath the bridge and elsewhere, the traffic crawled in neat, well-behaved lanes.
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And in that group of well-behaved, articulate, truth seekers was one Mr. Bone.
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Gentlemen, be well-paid, well-behaved and willing to take initiative at all times.
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They would not be on set an on movies if they weren't well behaved.
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In the well-behaved version, Emily and Corvo become more effective and democratic rulers.
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In the end, their fate is the same as their more well-behaved neighbors.
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"Very well-behaved children," she said before getting to the heart of the matter.
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But even well-behaved and unremarkably clad volunteers may cause eddies of unintended disturbance.
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A group from Quebec at our table remarked how well behaved our children were.
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But what exactly is it about that record that made people like me, a relatively well-behaved youth from suburban England, surrounded by other relatively well-behaved youths, identify with lyrics such as "I want to slit your throat and fuck the wound"?
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"It's a really well-behaved molecule for its size," study author Marissa Weichman told Gizmodo.
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"Scott has been much more well behaved since he returned to L.A.," says the source.
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Like the owner's pets, well-behaved pups can explore the grounds off-leash (under supervision).
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He remembers well-behaved children and apparent affection on display between them and their parents.
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And, you know what they say about well behaved women making history (read: it's rare).
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The officers say that well-behaved ones can enjoy free advertising space on digital displays.
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My aunt serves us beer and small snacks, and the puppy is really well-behaved.
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Matt's kids are pretty well behaved, my brother's kids are great — they're all great kids.
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But unlike in most games to feature equine exploration, your steed wasn't always well-behaved.
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But in actuality, riding in Ford's well-behaved self-driving car was an unremarkable experience.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — He was a big colt — gangly, hardheaded and not particularly well behaved.
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Generally speaking, though, during the time I worked there, people were always very well behaved.
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Dr. Tam said that one reason might be because T.J. is affable and well behaved.
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A theory that is asymptotically free is well behaved at high energies; it makes no trouble.
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That boy loves his grandpa and starts acting well-behaved as soon as he sees him.
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All of these classes are quite well-behaved, so I'm feeling much better about life today.
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He will raise ten very well behaved, mid-sized dogs and grow heirloom varieties of lettuce.
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Based on the accounts of LaRoche's teammates and manager, Drake is a mature, well-behaved kid.
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And for the record, the twins were the most adorable and well-behaved little girls ever!!
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No matter how well-trained and well-behaved your canine is, they can have unpredictable reactions.
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Wedding guests last year told reporters that the children were "very" well-behaved during the ceremony.
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Sabrina was a well-behaved witch, like The Craft's Sarah, and she was rewarded for it.
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It hasn't even withdrawn its coastguard vessels which, though well-behaved, continue to patrol the shoal.
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"Just because they were going to the opera didn't mean they were well behaved," she said.
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" Zosia Mamet, who plays Shoshanna, agreed and admitted that they were all "very boringly well-behaved.
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He termed the latest core inflation number as "well within the range" and "pretty well behaved".
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In the courtroom, Mr. Goodman described the former governor as a collegial and well-behaved prisoner.
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In 1967, the state's Supreme Court ruled that "well-behaved homosexuals" could not be denied service.
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Participants at the dance party were well behaved, said police, who reported no incidents or arrests.
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Another possible reason is that Mr. Trump has been fairly well behaved over the last month.
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As for the cat dander, well-behaved pets do not usually show up in board minutes.
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I was pretty much the model Soviet child — well behaved, polite, kind, obedient, check, check, check.
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It takes a different attitude, and it's not that easy to shed your well-behaved skin.
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After the ceremony, wedding guests told reporters that the children were "very" well-behaved during the ceremony.
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China's geese are too well-behaved for their own good, and it's causing their populations to dwindle.
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Yet the argument treats the elasticity of substitution as a meaningful parameter in a well-behaved economy.
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The kids were well-behaved, never speaking out of turn or contradicting their parents, according to Lederer.
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Like a well-behaved rabbit in the jaws of a wolf, rather than struggle, we went limp.
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The animal attendees always come to events in costume and are often the most well-behaved guests.
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Luckily, this pup walker and artist extraordinaire has perhaps the most well-behaved pack of all time.
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We welcome all dogs, regardless of their breed, into our grooming salons provided they are well-behaved.
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Choose the optimal day care/nanny/preschool/parent work configuration to get a well-behaved, genius child.
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She wore a bright orange hat with "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History" written on the brim.
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On the contrary, the Japanese royals have come across as studious, empathetic and almost unnaturally well behaved.
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The dogs are well behaved, but they roughhouse with each other; it's like going to the zoo.
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But often, in adulthood, the "exceptionally well behaved" mask slips and reveals an out-of-season child.
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She didn't even want to go to the park for her favorite activity, terrorizing well-behaved dogs.
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Accidental cannibals, tenderhearted killers, angst-ridden ghosts and well-behaved artists soon populate its topsy-turvy universe.
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Trade-war worries have been a positive by keeping bond yields well-behaved and moderating investor sentiment.
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And it was the most well-behaved school of all time, where no one ever acted out.
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Everyone was very respectful and well-behaved, and they appreciated and respected what was going on around them.
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This privilege sometimes leads to missing snacks in the kitchen, but that's why we said "mostly well-behaved."
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"He was very down to earth and polite and his son was very well behaved," the employee adds.
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"I've always been fascinated by how much more well-behaved we have to be than men," Lopez shared.
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Being well-behaved is usually what Black female characters have to fall back on when they face adversity.
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Teigen eventually relents, but not before Luna vows to stay well behaved as payment for the sweet treat.
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Or bartenders can mete out drinks like justice, awarding the well-behaved, while teaching the assholes a lesson.
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Tammy Duckworth's well-behaved baby Maile made a public appearance at a Democratic women's event on reproductive health.
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Lou Young is a rugged, affable man of 290, with a bald head and a well-behaved beard.
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These teens seem awfully well-behaved considering this comic is about how awful rock 'n' roll music is.
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There's no middle ground: They're either really really well-behaved, or they're the worst people in the club.
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Eighty-six percent of Devoted Conservatives think it's more important for children to be well behaved than creative.
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Students can earn "tickets" if they are well-behaved, letting everyone have a chance to speak and participate.
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I feel that with how well behaved both of them are, they would make excellent social media stars.
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Lincoln County Sheriff Kerry Lee said the region's guests were largely well behaved, with just a few exceptions.
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Those respondents who choose respect for elders, good manners, obedience and being well-behaved are rated more authoritarian.
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"He was well behaved, but he told some of his classmates that 'Today was the day,'" he said.
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But in Mr. Moayed's performance, he's also an unusually well-behaved Hamlet, deferential to the point of meekness.
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I watched a video of myself wearing it and was stunned at how well-behaved my lashes looked.
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Lincoln County Sheriff Kerry Lee said the region's guests were largely well behaved, with just a few exceptions.
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Nice GENT, relatively well-behaved for a crossword constructor, a FELLA who gets his notes in on time.
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Now, pregnant celebrities aren't only expected to be cute and well-behaved and of a particular body type.
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The six children were darlings, so well-behaved, and played on her typewriter when they came to the office.
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Not cheap by any standard, but a well-equipped and well-behaved luxury crossover was never supposed to be.
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My last class of the day is one hour each of private classes with two super well-behaved sisters.
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I quickly became aware that being well-behaved and cheerful was an important part of the image I portrayed.
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They are the most well-behaved population in the prison, officials say, largely because they have become a community.
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The same rules apply for emotional service animals, which should also be well-behaved and have their required documentation.
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In the meantime, I'll be singing my sweet ode to Jaime, most well-behaved and kindest boy in Westeros.
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It's been PAID for by a family here at the restaurant who has noticed your beautiful well behaved children.
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"I've had kids who are so great and so well behaved" who are staying in a shelter, she said.
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Imagine seeing Captain America walk the red carpet, in a dazzling suit, accompanied by a well-behaved rescue dog.
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In other words, "well-behaved women seldom make history" ... because nobody thinks that what they are doing is worthwhile.
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Organizers say the amount of backlash that a festival draws typically depends on how well-behaved its patrons are.
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She had been well-behaved all her life and "wanted to know what it was like to be naughty".
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She was an easy villain for America, easy to hate in contrast to well-behaved ice princess Nancy Kerrigan.
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The letter said Alex had progressed from beginner to advanced in two years and had always been well behaved.
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The whole operation is very orderly and well behaved, apart from its refusal to spell its own name correctly.
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And if you're in the market for a well-behaved husband, why not just train the one you have?
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The winners were largely well-behaved, there were few surprise wins, and even Gervais was better behaved than usual.
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Maybe you can give her some pointers,'" recalled Ms. Sheindlin, who added, "I had a well-behaved Shih Tzu.
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Ocasio-Cortez tweeted that she would be giving her guest a "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History" pin. Rep.
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There were several extremely well-behaved children and the only noise came from soft tunes humming in the background.
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It expands "good time credits" that well-behaved inmates can use to get out of prison a little earlier.
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But it looks like the phrase has already been reclaimed on Twitter: Well behaved women rarely make history #nastywoman pic.twitter.
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I know that the police can and will harm me if they feel as though I'm not well-behaved enough.
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Mr. Montgomery, who has spent more than half a century behind bars, is said to be a well-behaved inmate.
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Certainly she could be a well-behaved upper-middle-class woman, in elegant shalwar kameez in her wood-panelled house.
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Pet-friendly hotels welcome well-behaved dogs (and other animals) year-round, if pet owners observe some basic pet etiquette.
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Even if every hiker is well-behaved, the increase in visitation is taking a toll on some of these areas.
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They must also sign a document attesting that their animal is well-behaved—although no proof of training is required.
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Hillary Clinton wants America to know that well-behaved women rarely make history, and she's celebrating the women who do.
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It's like she wants to defy the bumper stickers and be the exceptional "well-behaved woman" who does make history.
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In the clip, the baby bear is sitting on the actress' lap like a chubby, extremely well-behaved little toddler.
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His daughter was always with him and she was always well behaved and appeared to be cared for, Bruvold said.
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"They're very well behaved," said Sam Cunningham, the wind farm's manager, as she drove around the almost three-square-mile site.
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He was so well-behaved, in fact, that his father reportedly once offered him $100 if he could get himself arrested.
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So it's a nice change of pace to take in some culture around a more well-behaved group of music fans.
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Although Kitty's elderly owner thinks her cat is "serious" and "well-behaved," the young black cat has a taste for adventure.
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After the ceremony, wedding guests told reporters that the children in the bridal party were "very" well-behaved during the ceremony.
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Luckily for me, all the dogs I've been able to work with so far have been happy, cooperative, and well behaved.
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I wanted to show what sweet and well behaved animals the Haven has to offer as companions for individuals and families.
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Mr. Graves said there are bears on the trail, but they are "generally well behaved," as are the raccoons and skunks.
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Millie has an easy life, with a devoted husband who doesn't drink and two boys who are smart and well behaved.
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I had learned that there was little I couldn't gloss over with a smile and a pair of well behaved kids.
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But while the visual content is neatly bounded by the four sides of a photograph's frame, sound is less well-behaved.
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The fiancee protested, saying Legend was well-mannered and well-behaved and asked the judge why the child had to leave.
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After a few weeks, the Virginia staff decided that the facility was too restrictive for the well-behaved Long Island teenagers.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "He was actually so well behaved during the Oval Office appearance that Mike Pence gave him a treat afterward.
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Here's the thing about Connecticut: To the outside, it seems like a well-behaved place stuffed with suburbanites coaching Little League.
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This is a well-behaved suburban version of A.R. Penck and Donald Baechler, something to look at but not think about.
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"I personally think young kids shouldn't be allowed in first class, unless they're really well behaved," Isted told the UK-based outlet.
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But that's what Engage is — only it's based on verified status, which is closed, opaque, and inaccessible even to well-behaved people.
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Bond markets have also been well behaved, considering many of the world's major central banks are preparing to shrink their balance sheets.
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Specifically, individuals who believed that raising kids to be well-behaved, obedient, respectful of elders and well-mannered were likely Trump voters.
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"For our service dog users, if those ESA animals aren't well-behaved, it can cause them a lot of problems," Hibbard said.
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" It sounds like all their hard work paid off, because a woman came up and told her, "They are so well behaved.
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The carriers are requiring passengers to provide documents — including those that say the animals will be well-behaved, and give advance notice.
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The fans I speak to—a real mixture of people, from accountants to retired nurses—are all enthusiastic but relatively well-behaved.
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The crowd was mostly made up of attendees, as well as couples, groups of girlfriends, and some families with well-behaved children.
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It sounds not chirpy but headlong, driven, and enraged, and, for three minutes or so, this well-behaved film goes into shock.
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The men and women who were outside were extremely well behaved, and I just feel badly that they don't understand the war.
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As a long-time, mostly well-behaved resident of The Gentle Barn, Pearl is allowed to roam all over the sanctuary's 12 acres.
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Across over 300 episodes, the toy poodle remained a well behaved and calming presence, dutifully narrating the show in its signature, granular style.
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Men inherently are getting those experiences and being rewarded for taking big risks, while girls are told to be good and well-behaved.
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"Scott has been very well behaved and if he continues this, it's very possible that Kourtney will take Scott back," says the source.
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After a wonderful year-and-a-half together, Wilt decided to treat the well-behaved pooch to a work field trip to Disneyland.
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The committee also pushed back on the notion that the released prisoners were compliant with interrogators and well-behaved while at the facility.
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Then, there are reasonably well-behaved 5-year-olds whom the parents might like to bring rather than shell out for a babysitter.
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In my family, and in my culture, beating your child is the only way to ensure well-behaved, respectful, decent and successful children.
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The bill reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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The legislation reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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If the children are well behaved, reward them with a souvenir from Hamleys, among the oldest and largest toy stores in the world.
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" "He has I know it," Stern says, before Trump replies: "I'm very well behaved, actually, and almost always I'm very down the middle.
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Ultimately, Brown said the right to vote should be given to everyone — prisoner or free man, educated or uneducated, well-behaved or misbehaved.
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You gotta see this Let's have a round of a-paws (I'm so sorry) for this group of very well-behaved service dogs.
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In clubs, and on the Warped Tour in 2006 and 2008, Germs performed for a younger, more well-behaved generation of punk fans.
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Moreover, the well-behaved CNY forward points have provided – and continue to provide – market participants with genuine FX liabilities with reasonable avenue to hedge.
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Your face is like a toddler: It needs lots of coddling, and even if it's generally well-behaved, it will inevitably throw a tantrum.
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She was known in the newsroom for her exuberance and the "Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History" bumper sticker she displayed at her desk.
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"When people compliment me on him, on how well mannered, how charming, funny and well-behaved he is, it makes all the sacrifices worthwhile."
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"Even my Mom who does not like animals has said how well behaved she is," wrote Gail Abner Baldwin on Brookdale Kingston's Facebook page.
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The exception is France, where the stereotype of a bourgeois couple sipping wine and ignoring their remarkably well-behaved progeny appears to be accurate.
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"And of course you can have a large variety of guests, from those who are well-behaved to those who are not," he added.
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"Teachers and school administrators reported that [he] was a quiet boy, a loner, a good student, well-behaved and always hungry," the complaint states.
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"I went from being a very straight A student and being very, very well-behaved, to starting to use drugs," Good, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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Is that our only recourse, when faced with the destructive indifference of nature, the inevitability of catastrophe, to act like a well-behaved child?
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The boys were consistently charming and well behaved, salaaming each guest on arrival and shaking hands, then promptly disappearing to play on their own.
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And even though the fabric I was raised with has unraveled, I still take pride in how well-behaved I was as a child.
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The millennial generation seems atomized but relatively well-behaved, their passions channeled into virtual realms (Twitter fights, video games, porn) rather than the streets.
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These days, a more prosperous, pretty and well-behaved breed frequents Raoul's, one that includes Jennifer Lawrence, George and Amal Clooney and Rachel Maddow.
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For example, at 17A, the phrase "proper noun" loses the O in the second word and becomes a "Well-behaved sister?" or PROPER NUN.
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Miguel Angel Riquelme told reporters that classmates said the boy was generally well behaved but voiced a strange warning before his rampage on Friday.
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Would you rather have kids who are respectful of their elders, obedient, and well-behaved or children who are independent, curious, and self-reliant?
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The cafe also asks that your Frenchie be well socialized with other dogs, up to date on vaccines, well-behaved, friendly and, of course, healthy.
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"The details will likely show well-behaved underlying inflation, confirming that July price pressures are likely temporary," Rabobank economist Mauricio Oreng wrote in a report.
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All dogs who are well-behaved, leash-trained and properly vaccinated are welcome to enjoy these new pet perks offered by Walt Disney World Resorts.
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Twitch is giving its well-behaved streamers a chance to offer a new, VIP-like feature to their most loyal viewers with subscriber-only streams.
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At present the software giant issues each Xbox player with a reputation score that lets other gamers know whether opponents are well behaved or not.
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You've got good unemployment numbers, moderate wage growth — maybe a little bit better than moderate wage growth — [and] gas prices have been relatively well behaved.
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"There's growing evidence that eastern Antarctica is not just going to stay frozen and well-behaved in the next 22010 to 22012 years," he explained.
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"He was really well behaved actually because he was so full, you can clearly see that he had a possum in his belly," Vaughan explained.
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It has flirted with the tropes of fashion-as-decoration, and fashion as an extension of a personal brand, but only within well-behaved bounds.
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As the camera zooms in, it becomes apparent that what his dog ripped up was actually his training manual, Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog.
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At this early point, the critics have been largely well behaved or are perhaps too jet-lagged to put on their customary self-flattering show.
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The proposals would also require passengers to check in early, and have their animal be leashed, well behaved and fit in the owner's foot space.
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Think of Erdem Moralioglu or Roksanda Illincic, who have been making well-behaved clothes cut to sensible lengths for over a decade, to great acclaim.
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But ultimately the man was still the hero with all the agency, while Alcestis was the well-behaved noble woman waiting to be saved by him.
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Such claims ignore the often-heard complaint that predictions like this oversimplify art to resemble well-behaved engineering problems devoid of social and political contextual complexity.
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Ofo is pioneering a credit-scoring system that rewards well-behaved users and punishes naughty ones, such as those who park in the middle of roads.
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Holding the hand of his mom (who wore a floral frock), he "was well behaved and rather curious about the dance troupe," an attendee tells PEOPLE.
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At the moment, with a relatively well-behaved U.S. inflation, the Fed has no reason to provoke a sustained decline of American and world asset prices.
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"Suddenly this little creature comes teetering in — so fragile, so lovely, such a charming, well-behaved, beautiful little man," the cinematographer, Anthony Dod Mantle, told me.
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Because school is canceled, her boss let her bring well-behaved Caden to the spa, where he spent much of his time playing on the computer.
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It's either that, or NHL players have been so well-behaved in the playoffs that there has only been one suspension-worthy offense in 79 games.
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The future is now as the aviation industry embraces new technology as enthusiastically as it does jumbo jets packed with well-behaved, premium-fare paying passengers.
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The room looks like a scene designer's vision of a classic cocktail lounge: long, narrow, slightly Art Deco, dimly lit and filled with well-behaved people.
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It is a stigmatizing insult to the mentally ill (who are mostly well behaved and well meaning) to be lumped with Mr. Trump (who is neither).
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But the show is also a little too well behaved, not risking the sometimes thrilling messiness of the Bengsons, say, or César Alvarez and the Lisps.
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The bill was aimed at reducing mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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"Dogs that are allowed to stay in guest rooms will be expected to be well-behaved, leashed in public resort areas, and properly vaccinated," notes Disney Parks.
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WATCH: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules After the ceremony, wedding guests told reporters that the children were "very" well-behaved during the ceremony.
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If gravity is asymptotically safe—that is, if the theory is well behaved at high energies — then that restricts the number of fundamental particles that can exist.
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"I've always been fascinated by how much more well-behaved we have to be than men," Lopez shared in a recent roundtable interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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Before she pounces — or stabs, or throws ice cream on a child — on the brand new BBC America thriller, Villanelle is the most well-behaved lady around.
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That said, I'm lucky because my hair is pretty well-behaved; for those with thicker or more complex hair needs, these bars might not do the job.
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And Esther joins her well-behaved twin for play time, the twins seen having a blast with their new Barbie dolls on Madonna's Instagram in late March.
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The very well-behaved dog owns his statue-like posture, while never betraying any of those "please just let me sprawl on the couch in peace" thoughts.
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The well-behaved terrier that sometimes accompanies her is played by her very own pet, Little Bradford T. Kenney, making his stage debut, according to the program.
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It is not enough to merely issue an invitation — both hosts and guests should work extra-hard to be inclusive, well behaved and kind to one another.
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The First Step Act rolls back mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking to shorten their sentences.
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Angela says that she was always well-behaved towards her mother, which meant that when her mother eventually passed away, she didn't harbor any guilt or regret.
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With that said, if everyone is well behaved, kind, and can follow the rules, this intense planetary combination could make for some very passionate and kinky sex.
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"This whole PR campaign by Chinatown leaders to say that the Chinese have strong families and well-behaved children—I think they were really savvy," she said.
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No, they will find that, on the whole, the migrants were well behaved, worked hard, paid their taxes and were a net economic benefit to the country.
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Startled critics in France have noted the intensity — an unusual quality in the tame, static world of well-behaved contemporary French cinema — that pulses through his work.
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There are a lot of boozy dinners with colleagues and comrades that are indistinguishable in most respects from boozy dinners with well-behaved adults who aren't artists.
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"In terms of how well-behaved or intact or likable one's children are as a reflection of a good leader, that is even a farther stretch," said Saltz.
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Owens, although usually well-behaved, can at times also be defiant, willful and immature, and Mr. James adroitly conveys his hurt and half-buried anger in subversive flashes.
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We go to lunch with friends, and the waiter at Il Pastaio looks horrified to have three toddlers walk into the restaurant, but our kids are well-behaved.
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Heat, sweat, and humidity are the enemies of well-behaved hair, but nobody wants to spend their summer trying to flatten frizz and add volume to lifeless roots.
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"He is very sweet and well-behaved," the royal added of her two-month-old son, who was sucking on a pacifier in his stroller during the interview.
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A Delta spokesperson said in an email to Gizmodo that to prove their animal is well-behaved, a customer can sign a form available on the airline's website.
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First, Louis attacks the youth of this generation ... comparing them to himself in his 20s, and saying kids these days are simply too PC, well-behaved, and opinionated.
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Moreover, the judge points to the fact that Chapo has been very well-behaved while in custody ... but says that's not a reason to give him rec time.
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This means that a normally well-behaved teenager who gets into a fight at high school can be charged with battery and held in a jail with adults.
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The bill, called the First Step Act, reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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Google picked it as a demonstration because it is mightily difficult for a classical machine to do at all, whereas a well-behaved quantum computer finds it trivial.
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He was a golden retriever (mild mannered and well behaved), but certainly the pit bulls in his shop would get the goods on the president and First Lady.
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All four children were seen as being astonishingly well-behaved and accomplished by their neighbors and friends in their multiethnic residential enclave in Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city.
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But now, according to a sweeping profile in Billboard, Stapp has turned his life around—blossoming into, of all things, an extremely well-behaved baseball dad who vapes.
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The very word — those three rather finicky, hissy syllables, with that tight-arsed, final plosive burst of air — sounds too restrained, too orderly, too well-behaved by half.
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The best solution would be for airlines to allow well-behaved pets on board at a reasonable price in return for tightening up the rules on emotional-support animals.
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Another solution would be to sell tickets for well-behaved pets to travel in the cabin, meaning that nervous owners would not be separated from their companions when travelling.
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Social media is a place where every kid is well-behaved, the house is always spotless, money problems are non-existent, and every parent has all of the answers.
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Speaking to reporters before a February 26 rugby match between Wales and France, Prince William claimed that his children were well-behaved, though he knows they won't be forever.
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The kids were so well-behaved but their faces, right when they saw Abby, gave her the homemade cards and gifts… It was so thrilling for all of them.
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"The Final Year" is stirring and saddening, but too well behaved by half; I wanted it to be a little less Steven Pinker and a little more Dwayne Johnson.
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When the ribbons were handed out for Judge's Favorite, Most Well-Behaved, Best Latex, and Best in Show (the cop dog won), the critters beamed with a palpable joy.
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Perhaps. But you don't have to have a mental illness to engage in impulsive behavior, and plenty of people living with mental illness are thoughtful, kind, and well-behaved.
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So policymakers will be quietly happy that since the MPC's 5-3 vote split on June 15, sterling has been well behaved in a fairly narrow range of $1.26-$1.28.
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I'm not sure if flying over the Bermuda Triangle put this kid under some sort of well behaved spell or if he's just growing up.. But, he was a champ!
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When all is said and done China's leaders probably find well-groomed and mostly well-behaved pop idols preferable to the bad boys celebrated in some rock and rap culture.
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The catalyst for "Revolt," though, was a commission from the Royal Shakespeare Company that came with the prompt "Well-behaved women seldom make history" — a quotation Ms. Birch found irritating.
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I was looking for books about breakups, and a lot of the ones I found out there were on how to handle your breakups like a beautiful, well-behaved lady.
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"If we believe the bus posters in Australia, we cycle here in Amsterdam well-behaved with a helmet on our heads," according to a rough Google translation of the article.
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Household debt is well behaved, and the leading indicators index, a basket of economic measures that tend to move ahead of changes in economic growth, is at a record high.
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They thrive as much at the girls' drug-fueled Coachella weekend as at a demure movie night in the park — and if they're well-behaved, the guys can come too.
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Not always well behaved The co-founder of the Center for Women in Law at the University of Texas Law School nominated me for a Hortense Ward Courageous Leader Award.
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For a well-behaved member country of the supposedly benevolent, politically correct European Union, international sport, and particularly soccer, offers a rare occasion for the unrestrained expression of national identity.
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The guests, including the scene makers Justine Skye, Olivia Palermo, Noah Schnapp, Sophia Hutchins, Victoria Silvstedt, Sean O'Pry and Princess Olympia of Greece, were as well-behaved as their host.
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"We were prepared to have to strap him down, but he was very well-behaved," Taylor said, adding that Floyd seemed very grateful and relieved during the four-hour operation.
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But the pleasures of high-class melodrama are always present, as is the comforting notion — increasingly hard to believe — that our leaders can be compassionate, intelligent and exceedingly well behaved.
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Hopefully George and Charlotte are well-behaved during the ceremony — Kate shared with a garden party guest at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday that she was nervous about how they would act.
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Simons was seen as a relatively well-behaved boy in his middle school, Brink said, and police found no previous contact between authorities and his family other than typical traffic stops.
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According to a Facebook post from the Arizona Animal Welfare League & SPCA (AAWL), the happy, friendly and well-behaved canine was recently returned to AAWL just 48 hours after being adopted.
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Inspiring a new generation Marissa Yap, another Filipino teacher in Arizona, said she also had challenges with some students who weren't as well behaved as those she taught in the Philippines.
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The country laughed at her relentless insistence that a mythical figure used to keep children well-behaved was a white man, and that his race was deeply integral to said myth.
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We welcome tourists but sometimes people commit a mistake against the culture and tradition of Cambodia and the law gets involved," said Sopheak, adding that "well behaved tourists should not worry.
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" The audience McKean does sometimes notice — the one at "The Little Foxes" — has been impressively well-behaved, he noted; they generally obey his rules for theater audiences: "Shut the hell up.
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Yes. Kernen: No, you never answered me whether it's weird to see the bond markets so well behaved when so many people are suddenly worried about reflation or-- you know-- deficit spending.
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"To have a purring cat or a well-behaved dog nearby may be very relaxing and conducive to sleep," she said in a 2014 video interview after conducing a previous similar study.
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She lobbied tirelessly to go on digs, which well-behaved young women did not do, and was at last allowed to work on a small site, Tell al-Dhibai, just outside Baghdad.
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The lifestyle expert and Yummy Spoonfuls co-founder previously opened up to PEOPLE about how much pride she takes in the fact that her kids are well-behaved outside of their home.
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We are constantly checking their grades at school, we're always at parent's evening, and the most important question that we always have is, 'are they nice kids and are they well-behaved?
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Getting into a club in New York these days is kind of like waiting in line for a movie theater—a relatively docile, well-behaved affair, usually involving claiming pre-ordered tickets.
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The idea of an otherwise well-behaved little girl, not that much younger than me, falling prey to that kind of pure, unrelenting evil tapped into my especially God-fearing childhood self.
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In March's book, Christine Penmark starts to have concerns about her 8-year-old daughter, Rhoda — outwardly docile and well behaved — after one of her classmates dies suspiciously on a class picnic.
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The women are generally well behaved, he said, although it is hard to determine what roles they may have performed under the jihadists and how much of the ideology they still endorse.
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"When the dog was here at BARC, where he lived with us for just under a month before he was adopted, he was mild mannered and very well behaved," the statement said.
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According to legend, Befana leaves sweets and gifts for Italy's well-behaved children (and coal for the naughty ones) every year, on January 5, the eve of the Feast of the Epiphany.
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Yes. JOE KERNEN: No, you never answered me whether it's weird to see the bond markets so well behaved when so many people are suddenly worried about reflation or-- you know-- deficit spending.
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Hollywood, last night's strikingly well-behaved Academy Awards suggested, is ready to put all those ugly revelations behind it and move forward down that path, back to the comfort of its own mythmaking.
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" The manager describes Don Jr. as a loving family guy with well-behaved children who never get too loud during a meal: "He's a loyal customer and we respect privacy in this town.
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"The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," featuring the exploits of "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life" was penned by the much-loved children's author in 1914.
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Cops have shown up at almost all of our parties and even walked inside, but always just to check in, with the attitude of parents making sure their kids were being well behaved.
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" Ocasio-Cortez hinted at who would accompany her to the address on Saturday, tweeting out a photo of a pin she got for her unnamed guest, reading, "Well behaved women rarely make history.
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A working-class girl with an abusive mother and scads of talent, Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) didn't fit the mold of the well-bred, well-behaved young lady favored by figure skating judges.
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How could this well-behaved mix of Anglo and French Canadians pull up to the parking lot, throw on their skis and schuss without pause down to the icy St. Lawrence River below?
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There are intense competition shows on television, and then there's "Puppy Prep," a laid-back romp of a docu-series in which alternately well-behaved and rambunctious puppies train to become service dogs.
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They were very aware that I had my practice at home, and they need to be well-behaved and do their own homework because I didn&apost have time to work with them.
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The book will feature an older Peter Rabbit and is centred on a "well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life," Potter wrote to her publisher at the time.
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The U.S. markets have been well-behaved despite the political noise coming from Washington and geopolitical concerns, but at some point that may change, noted economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Thursday.
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"Well-behaved dogs" are allowed, which is nice if you're traveling with a pooch but, since we weren't, the best amenities by far were the cellophane packages of s'mores ingredients in our room.
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Like his father, Tomic has not always been well-behaved off the court — he has had several minor brushes with the law — and too often has not given his best effort on it.
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I was embarrassed by how easily I'd conformed to cookie-cutter "prettiness" ideals that favored well-behaved, sleek, shiny lengths over my unpredictable but nonetheless beautiful curls that had a mind of their own.
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"A moderate and, so to speak, well-behaved FPÖ president would be a great way of signaling electability to those who are still skeptical," Wolkenstein writes for the London School of Economics' Europe blog.
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Burns' kid doing that dance—I once spent an hour at an airport waiting for a flight right across from Burns and his family, and he had the most well-behaved kids I'd ever seen.
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In the mid-1990s, there were several, most notably "Clueless," Amy Heckerling's 1995 contemporary take with a, like, totally cute miniskirted Alicia Silverstone, and Douglas McGrath's squarer, rather more well-behaved "Emma" starring Gwyneth Paltrow.
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"Cate and Sandy both have little kids who are so well behaved and fun, and I got to learn a lot about how they parent and ask them a ton of questions," she told the magazine.
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If we passed the six-week course, we would be certified to visit patients in hospitals and nursing homes, children in schools, and people in other venues that recognize the therapeutic potential of well-behaved animals.
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"Searching," opening in U.S. movie theaters on Friday a week after the debut of "Crazy Rich Asians," is the tale of a father's attempts to track down his well-behaved teen daughter after she goes missing.
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He needs my support, a beaming mom waving from the sidelines as he seeks to make his version of well-behaved history, by way of glittery wings or whatever else he chooses to keep him afloat.
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The agency has been working with the nonprofit Mustang Heritage Foundation, which started Extreme Mustang Makeover, a national competition in which trainers have about 100 days to turn a wild mustang into a well-behaved steed.
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"There are some exact solutions of Einstein's equations that are perfectly smooth, with no kinks, no tidal forces going to infinity, where everything is perfectly well behaved up to this Cauchy horizon and beyond," Hintz said.
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Laurey, well-behaved, virginal but feisty, is a well of (sexually) untapped potential: She ostensibly dreams of escaping with Curly but also carefully nurses Jud at his bedside, spending fraught moments alone with him in his quarters.
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"The reality, however, is that it does impact psychology and people expect – especially with inflation well-behaved – that the SARB should be in a position to react to their perception that the economy is weak," Khan said.
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In contrast, interest rates are rising relatively gently, corporate profits are rebounding, inflation, while nearing the Federal Reserve's target of 2 percent, is well-behaved and the dollar is rising, not falling fast, as it did back then.
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"He was a very well behaved dog," says Schneider, who's proud that $2 of every $5.99 Love Shack Shake sold is going to Canine Companions for Independence, which provides the disabled with trained assistance dogs at no cost.
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As a mildly obsessive dog lover, hound aficionado, and veteran co-parent, I know a thing or two about what it takes to transform a puppy into a well-behaved, happy, and let's be real, stubborn young dog.
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Just as Rogers's portly politicians are always depicted in his unmistakable style, so his texts, in happy harmony with his drawings, are lettered in the firm and lucid script of a properly taught, well behaved grammar school child.
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For the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's class of 2019, pop stardom is, roughly, a tale of two genders: Powerful women who stand proudly alone, and well-behaved groups of men with too many bass players to mention.
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Though I am predisposed, as an American Jew descended from Holocaust survivors, to be slightly uneasy at a former Luftwaffe base populated by several thousand well-behaved young people with unifying insignias, the campus had an energetic, spirited vibe.
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When the game ended, the joy of the Yale squad and coaching staff and the hundreds of well-behaved young fans who raced onto the field to celebrate, after a decade and a half of Harvard domination, was heartwarming.
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How do you expect her to be responsible and drive without distractions if you also want her to be focusing on a teenager in the back of the car that I can assume she thought was being well behaved?
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He vacillates between a conspicuously polite and well-behaved young man who greets even his enemies with unironic warmth, and the textbook villain from Season 1 who speaks frankly and crassly about fucking whoever he wants and coming out on top.
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"If come May the odds are well above 50 [percent] and the dollar is still somewhat well-behaved, then they get a green light, but it's too early to tell whether we're going to be there or not," he added.
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As the parade of nations commenced, pop music blared from the speakers at the Olympic stadium, setting a modern-day soundtrack complete with a line of kids dancing along the path nonstop, creating a feeling of a well-behaved party.
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Although I've been tasked with keeping an eye on NPI and making sure their investigations don't impact any historical artifacts, the team seems relatively well-behaved—perhaps owing to the shame of the mystery bang, still less than an hour old.
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We had picked up lunch ourselves, walking to a nearby cafe with Ms. Greer's mutt, a small, mostly well-behaved black and white rescue named Mary Richards, after the (yes, ambitious) Mary Tyler Moore character, from her favorite TV show.
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Texans, the Senator declared, are a warm and friendly people, always ready to provide true Southern hospitality, with a Texas twist, to all self-supporting and well-behaved guests—and all the more so to distinguished visitors from outer space.
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Though clearly in the vernacular of Old Celine as well as the house he has just joined, Mr. Lee's Bottega was tougher, cooler, less interested in tête-à-têtes in an arty corner, and less well-behaved than either past brand.
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As Dushku notes, the modern Mormon Church draws a direct line from the preacher Cotton Mather — who coined the phrase "well-behaved women seldom make history" to exhort women to stick to the sidelines — to its present theology of femininity.
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Most visitors to the park were well-behaved, said John Lauretig, a former park ranger who now runs Friends of Joshua Tree, a nonprofit group that organized a small army of volunteers to help clean the park during the shutdown.
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The new father of three welcomed son Prince Louis with Kate Middleton on April 83, which means they couple has their hands full with 4-year-old Prince George, 3-year-old Princess Charlotte and now a newborn (even if he's well-behaved!).
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There were patients who had been there longer, were well behaved, and yet also ate breakfast on the ward; signs hung on the doors of their rooms indicated that they received electro-convulsive therapy, and thus could not eat before their morning treatments.
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In defending his son, Nader al-Sweikat tried to paint the picture of a patriotic family who was loyal to the kingdom, and of a diligent, well-behaved boy who finished his final official exams in Saudi Arabia with a 94% average score.
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"It's sad that although our students are well behaved and our teachers are well educated, that we are still seen as less than and as criminals," Marvelyne Lamy, a seventh grade English teacher at the school, wrote on Facebook about the visit.
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In the study, the Yale researchers showed teachers a dozen brief video clips of four well-behaved preschool-aged children, two boys, one black and one white, and two girls, one black and one white, working and playing together in a classroom.
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With the exception of encouraging one state dinner guest to say nice things about him on television as Queen Elizabeth II stood nearby, Mr. Trump was well-behaved and well-received, according to British officials who had been concerned about possible missteps.
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AdRoll allows employees to bring in their dogs if they have had all their shots, are at least six months old, have been registered with the company, are kept on a leash at all times, are well behaved and play well with others.
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But I did want to know where the herd of us — grown-ups of all ages, small children toting stuffed animals, the occasional well-behaved dog — would alight to watch the last bit of this free production by New York Classical Theater.
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Popular with couples and honeymooners, as well as business types, and even a few well-behaved families, The Siam is an all-suite boutique hotel set on three lush acres along the Chao Praya River, close to historic palaces, museums, and temples.
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Weaving a new tradition with words Drawing on the Dutch legends about Sinterklaas, the American author Washington Irving wrote a series of sketches featuring St. Nicholas soaring high above New York houses, smoking a pipe and delivering presents to well-behaved children.
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The wounded included one teacher and five students, Adelaido Flores, a regional public security coordinator in the northern border state of Coahuila, said in an interview with Milenio TV. Officials said the boy had been a well-behaved student who earned good grades.
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" A spokesman for Chris Bowen, the immigration minister, wrote in an e-mail, on customary condition of anonymity, that "there are a large number of people from Iran in our immigration detention centers, and the overwhelming majority of them are well-behaved.
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If all goes well, those folks get to spend 15 or so more years living in a home alongside reasonably well-behaved sons and daughters, who develop personalities and passions of their own and become active participants in whatever adventures the family has.
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As the latest update from the SGC reminds us, just because the volcano has been producing this type of low to moderate eruptions for the past five years, it doesn't mean that it will always be so well behaved, so continued vigilance is necessary.
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Though the label tells us that the portrait on view was meant to rehabiliate her reputation through an image of modesty, her determined gaze serves as a reminder that opinionated and stubborn women have long been more likely to be remembered than "well-behaved" ones.
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The hard-nosed, conflict-prone political operative, who was unceremoniously fired by Trump's adult children months before the 2016 election and then isolated from the president — at least through official channels — is trying to show he can be a useful, well-behaved team player.
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I love the fact that he keeps hammering away at everything a well-behaved citizen, whether of a liberal or conservative political persuasion, would have an informed opinion about — Abstract Expressionism, Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, fast food, sweaty businessmen, big-breasted women, or capital punishment.
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I was well-behaved at school, but my brother and I got into trouble one time when our parents took us to a classical musical performance, and we were of course super bored, so we started doodling toilet paper rolls and shits in toilets.
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" There's everything in my notebooks, from the advice in James Cain's Mildred Pierce—"Never sell the beach house" to the photo of the adoptable dog Filo who "is well-behaved while out and about and is interested in a home where he'll get moderate attention.
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But unlike those stars, Ross 128, about 1003 light-years from Earth, appears to be a quiet, well-behaved star, without the violent eruptions of radiation that might wipe out any beginnings of life before they had a chance to take hold on the planet.
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I heard something like that happened with Game of Thrones, where the direwolf was supposed to rip somebody's hand off, but the dog was so well-behaved they couldn't really get it to do it, so they had to cut [the scene] together weird.
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One problem is that "Cats" was directed by Tom Hooper, a well-behaved journeyman ("The King's Speech"), who is nowhere near vulgar enough for the challenge he was hired for, which is to translate Andrew Lloyd Webber's money-printing musical to the big screen.
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"This further corroborates our view that a well-behaved inflationary environment gives the Fed room to remain patient, hiking only once in 2019 and only after a pause in the first half," said Jake McRobie, a U.S. economist at Oxford Economics in New York.
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Barr on Tuesday sought to allay such concerns, saying he would implement a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill signed into law last year that, among other things, reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners.
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"I remember very vividly being in his office, and he pulling a handgun out of his pocket and dropping it on the desk, kind of in front of me, as if to let me know who is in charge and I better be well-behaved," Shepard recalls.
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"Of course, it is important to have policies in place to ensure only friendly, clean and well-behaved pets are present in the workplace," the study authors said in a university news release; it's also important to take into consideration coworkers who may be allergic to pets.
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In any case, the point is that this event—one of five such regular retired person shindigs run by London's legendary alt club promoters, Duckie—is doing something truly unique: reinventing the idea of an older person's social by refusing to do gentle and well-behaved.
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Right after their foster kids move in, Pete and Ellie go to a foster parent support meeting and describe their well-behaved new foster children only to be met with laughter by the rest of the foster parents who know the phase will come to an end.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Grammys is looking to break into China, but it will have to do so without the help of some of its top stars - Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga among others - after it pledged to bring only well-behaved artists to meet Chinese censors' demands.
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Some popular options are Denmark (where both parents and children are purported to be happier than their American counterparts), Germany (the parents there "encourage kids to play with fire," to supposedly great results), and, of course, the old favorite France (French children are famously well-behaved).
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"Gold has run out of steam, and is looking for additional news to drive it higher ... The dollar has shown some grip and the strong rally in bonds at the start of this quarter has faded, and markets continue to be well behaved," Saxo Bank's Hansen said.
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Like many middle-class millennial daughters, my sister and I embodied a new model of the "good girl": well-behaved, college-bound A students who played sports, had a full roster of extracurricular activities and were expected (by our parents and ourselves) to be moving toward successful careers.
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We have also recently learned that the monkey actor who played Ross's pet (an actual plotline from a show about people living in New York, where half the landlords won't even let you have a well-behaved dog) is still working — which is, I guess, good for the monkey.
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The TV at the bar was playing PBS's A Capitol Fourth live show, which seemed like it was coming from a bizarre and distant planet, with John Stamos hosting while Carole King and Sesame Street characters sang earnest patriotic songs to a crowd of well-behaved liberal boomers.
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Awkwafina is the id monster of this movie in the same way that McCarthy and Haddish were the id monsters of their respective breakouts, and it's the over-the-top new money crassness of her character Peik Lin that allows Constance Wu's Americanized Rachel Chu to feel comparatively well-behaved.
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Several businesses downtown, including the theaters at Playhouse Square, closed for the day because of the crowds, which were for the most part well behaved during the parade, although afterward, a woman was shot twice in the leg near Public Square, the police said, and a suspect was in custody.
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Orr later told a Parliament committee that the New Zealand dollar, which has fallen in recent weeks was being "very well behaved" and that its drop on Thursday was a sign that the banks' message that it would keep rates on hold for an extended period was filtering through to markets.
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Waltz's wicked grin, as Paul opens the door, shakes up this placid and well-behaved tale, and Dusan's belief that people are basically patsies and prudes (Swift wouldn't disagree) allows him to treat the whole business of downsizing not as an environmental imperative but as a chance for commercial scams.
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No doubt my intervention betrayed my impatience with this kind of conversation, although, looking back, the more pertinent question would have been: Why would we suppose that literature and political liberalism are mutually sustaining, the implication being that only a "healthy" or well-behaved nation produces and consumes good literature?
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Ultimately, Simon offers no more queer representation than hyper-mainstream antecedents like Will Truman (Eric McCormack) in Will & Grace, upstanding gay lawyer, or Andrew Beckett (Tom Hanks) in Philadelphia (1993), upstanding gay lawyer: a poster boy for well-behaved deviance, never forcing straight people to look directly at the boundaries of their world.
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Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, the wife of former President Nicolas Sarkozy, tended to wear Christian Dior in her official appearances, often opting for the most toned-down, well-behaved pieces in the collection; Valérie Trierweiler, partner of François Hollande at the start of his presidency, was known for her Saint Laurent Tribute stilettos.
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The three authors use a long-established authoritarian scale — based on four survey questions about which childhood traits parents would like to see in their offspring — that asks voters to choose between independence or respect for their elders; curiosity or good manners; self-reliance or obedience; and being considerate or well-behaved.
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Because her children are well behaved, she wasn't planning to do any research on the topic, but her editor, the mother of two young girls, begged her to look into so-called "positive parenting interventions"—programs like 1-2-3 Magic, the Incredible Years, and Triple P, or the Positive Parenting Program.
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" While Meier isn't aware of any specific tips or tricks taught to the royal children, she does offer this recommendation to moms in awe of George, Charlotte, and the like: "Generally, the best way to keep a child well behaved during a ceremony is by using positive reinforcement, and of course reward good behavior!
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Twitch launches subscriber-only streams, but only for creators who don't violate its rules Twitch is giving its creators another carrot with which to lure paying subscribers, Julia Alexander reports: Twitch is giving its well-behaved streamers a chance to offer a new, VIP-like feature to their most loyal viewers with subscriber-only streams.
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CHINA AND OIL WILL DICTATES THE NEAR TERM PERFORMANCE OF THE MARKET AND OIL HAS BEEN VERY WELL BEHAVED AND CHINA, THE PRESIDENT SEEMS INTENT ON COMING UP WITH AN ACCEPTABLE DEAL BEYOND THIS YEAR, I HAVE TO SAY I'M BECOMING CONCERNED I THINK THE AGGRESSIVE POLICIES THAT WE'RE PURSUING ARE PULLING DEMAND FORWARD.
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This is great for anyone looking for deals on potential Christmas presents, because no matter how well behaved someone on your list has been this year, they probably don't deserve a massive 4K TV. There are loads of electric toothbrush deals to consider already, even though the Amazon Black Friday Sale has only just started.
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And all eyes were on the royal youngsters at aunt Pippa's wedding in May 2017, where they wore outfits by Pepa and Co. Charlotte flashed a big smile with mom Kate as the little bridal party members prepared to walk down the aisle, and after the ceremony, wedding guests told reporters that the children were "very" well behaved.
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They shipped out the prisoners who had not been involved in the riot, so that meant the people who had been compliant and well behaved with visits arranged—legal visits, their families were coming to see them—all of a sudden they're put on a bus and shipped out to Durham or Cornwall or somewhere miles away from home—so everybody's punished.
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For instance, instead of just letting themselves be carried along by information-age propaganda, our schools and colleges should look harder at the ways in which the smartphone era might be making social life worse among the young — increasing isolation, worsening depression and anxiety and suicidal ideation, bringing up a generation that's well behaved in certain ways but strangely ill equipped to befriend and mate and marry.
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