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guardian

In Scotland, title given to official regent appointed when there is no monarch or the monarch is deemed incapable of governing.



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The waiver will also allow funding of intensive services to support reunification, adoptions or guardianships of foster children.
That the state took in considerably more funds than it expended on the guardianships signaled its hypocrisy for the multifarious members of the temperance movement, who hailed from all social strata and political spectrums.
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