And if she misbehaved, there was violent retribution – on one occasion, she was punched in the face by Jak and dragged across the floor by the roof of her mouth.
Then suddenly we realised that monetary aggregates misbehaved when targeted (Goodhart's law) and the certainty vanished.
The press may have misbehaved badly; but it is the press, notably the Guardian, that has brought the behaviour at News International to light.
Benedict XVI urged the clergy not to sit in judgment on brethren who had misbehaved in "different times and different circumstances".The pope also made a delicate but clear intervention in the church's deepest division.
"I'd give him a smack, just like our fathers did when we misbehaved," said František Tlučák, an 86-year-old former partisan who weighed just 45kg when he returned home from a Nazi labour camp in the summer of 1945.
Players had on and off days, balls misbehaved, and umpires made weird decisions.
She misbehaved and the sister kicked her out.
Julia misbehaved, and smoked her father's cigars; she remained a smoker half her life, despite the risks to a discerning palate.She thought she might be a novelist, or preferably a spy.
They had reason to be alarmed.Communist Party officials deemed to have misbehaved badly are dealt with not by the Chinese judicial system (itself hardly a model of due process see article) but by a parallel system that doles out the party's own brand of justice.
"Those who are free from being punished misbehave and they have misbehaved a lot," he said.
But they did find out that if you misbehaved, by chatting to another child or sucking on a sweet, the teacher was liable to hit you or even grab you by the hair.Now aged 39, and a member of the Norwegian parliament, Mr Raja has had a lifelong aversion to the physical punishment of children.
