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World Earthquake Report for Tuesday, 3 November 2026
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Naturally, we want the best for our children, so I thought it would be important to write a bit about the subject. I'm sure we all have seen public badgering of children to their parents to buy toys, to do whatever they want. To get their way, they throw trashy temper tantrums, scream, shout, lie on the floor refusing to get up, making a huge scene. Parents are not spared as well. In extreme frustration, they forget themselves and start responding to these public displays, ending up a public spectacle themselves, berating their children out of frustration. To avoid being caught in those situations, we have to have to place high priority on the importance on good manners.
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