Finally, to account for different living arrangements known to be associated with transfer behavior (Mtika 2003; Soldo and Hill 1995) and educational status (i.e. boarding school), we employ a four-category measure of the respondent's living arrangement: 1) living with parents and siblings, 2) living only with siblings, 3) living only with parents, 4) living independently of parents and siblings.
Options are living only to individuals in particular cultural circumstances.
Among children living only with their father, 30 percent were regularly cared for by their mother.
But by now Dorian's a hopeless attention junkie, living only for the desire in others' eyes.
'He portrayed the natives as living only to sing and to make love,' said Mathews.
He moved back to his hometown, living only a few miles away from his televangelist father.
Today, Desai lives quietly with her husband, with her friend Patel living only minutes away.
Many managed a living only by selling to processors, who sold the shrimp in bulk to supermarkets and restaurants.
You and I and everyone we know are always living only a few weeks of food away from famine psychosis.
I have seen death enough times among people who had been indestructibly living only the day before.
The only excuse is that these are white Southerners living only 35 years after the end of the Civil War.
