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The vast majority of kids in schools don't bully, she says at least not if you define bullying as abuse repeated over time and involving an imbalance of power, the definition attributed to Dan Olweus, the researcher who first popularized the anti-bullying movement.

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You can see this is a very personal collection for her, based on the things that fall just a little bit outside the definition". Attributed to John Scholl (1827 1916).

Furthermore, the CMA Code of Ethics section 'General Responsibilities' article 14 states that health professionals must "take all reasonable steps to prevent harm to patients" [ 19], p. 2. This is where the relative nature of the definition attributed to harm becomes of concern.

These definitions are attributed to Smithson [10].

Perhaps the only foolproof definition is that attributed to Canadian-born economist Jacob Viner: economics is what economists do.

Finally, we tentatively suggest that the current ICHD-3 beta definition of headache attributed to intracranial vascular procedures may be sub-optimal, as our results show that any such headache may well last more than the allowed 24 h.

Or are we stuck, in this case, with the definition of insanity, attributed to Albert Einstein?

The definition of insanity attributed to Albert Einstein is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

Possible criticalities may also emerge in the definition of weights attributed to each objective, as the factors involved are subjective.

The simplest definition of humor, originally attributed to James Russell Lowell, is that it is a perception of the incongrous, and there can be no question that incongruity is fully appreciated in the Reich.