To child psychotherapist and parent guidance specialist, Dr. Judy Bin-Nun, in private practice in Los Angeles for almost 30 years, IDK is not the correct answer, so strike D. Though she leans toward A (never), C is the correct answer to the cell phone question because "if a child is a latch-key kid, home alone for hours" they need a way to communicate with their parents, neighbors, and relatives.
Is it going to be a latch?" Ms. Heffernan said.
Pointing to the anchors in the back seat, he said: "There's a latch over here, and a latch over here.
"If the handle was a latch, I had to find another hotel because latches reminded the singer of a hospital," Mr. Klein said.
There was a little drawing of something that may have been a latch and, in tall, skinny script, the words "pretension" and "smart".
There's a latch in the center of the forehead, and removing the linchpin allows you to open the skull and either root around or hide things — drugs, say, or small pieces of jewelry.
There's a latch that will ensure it can't move when in park, but otherwise speed is adjusted by changing the rotational velocity of the axle within the motor.
I was a latch key kid who walked home from the bus stop ever day of my life.
For those phones with the SIM slot at the side, there should be a latch labeled "SIM card".
Usually, there will be a latch somewhere at the foot of the driver side door that looks like the front of your car opening up.
