Angélique Litzenburger plays Angélique, a woman nearing 60 who has worked all her life as a bar hostess, taking cash in hand, living for the moment and now entitled to precious few state benefits.
But Bernard Doyle, Bernadette's husband, overrules his sisters-in-law by insisting that his younger sons are entitled to the precious family artifact, appearances notwithstanding.
Lowe discovered this in another newspaper article, a Times piece entitled "Obama After Dark: The Precious Hours Alone," which featured a photograph of Obama in his private study late at night at the White House, reading letters from constituents beneath a portrait of Ulysses S. Grant.
The photographs and the act of taking them also act as art therapy, telling the girls and the viewer, "Everyone is entitled to feel precious and loved".
The exhibition, entitled Children Are the Most Precious Thing in the World, will run until 9 September.
The exhibition, entitled 'Children Are the Most Precious Thing in the World', includes 100 photos – moving, inspiring, humorous and sad – taken by children during a workshop organized by UNICEF.
It is revered as the most precious Islamic literature in the science of medicine, and was entitled "the golden treatise" as Ma'mun had ordered it written in gold ink.
I tried to see what Jason Gill would have seen had he witnessed the exchange: an entitled parent assuming the world would understand that her precious children can't possibly be expected to share.
Entitled "Analysis of the Investment Potential and Inflation-Hedging Ability of Precious Metals," the study has been circulating as an academic working paper since the summer.
All this may seem precious, especially when one is about to launch into a ska musical number entitled Put a Fatwa on It, but it is not.
Nothing rattles an entitled Tory-voting 55-year-old like the threat of their precious taxpayers' money being used to buy anything other than bombs.
