"There might have been 35 kids theoretically in my class," she said, "but on any given day, only 20, 25 were there, and it wasn't the same 20 or 25 from one day to the next, so we were always playing catch-up".
Theoretically, no bigger kids can hijack this and run over the littles.
"To be clear, I am happy that at least these kids are theoretically going to stay with their parents, but mommy-and-me jails are not a solution.
Hence, it is theoretically possible for both KINDL-Kid (Singapore) and KINDL-Kid (Germany) to achieve the same factor structure.
"You have this picture of trying to threaten someone, but it's like telling a kid, 'I'm going to take away the toy from this other kid.' " Trump could theoretically pull out of NAFTA and then stop allowing commerce over the border, but that would also invite legal challenges.
Relatively, it's worse than what they could theoretically be getting, and what the kid next door might be getting.
And, a second system for those kids trapped in poverty, who theoretically cannot learn because of their circumstances.
And let's face it, it might be nice for parents to (theoretically) be able to get a hold of their kids easily and for kids to have a solid means of communication in an emergency.
So theoretically because these products are easier to conceal, kids can use them more frequently than they would normally use a cigarette".
But parents typically aren't thinking about disease or general morality when they fret over unattended kids -- we're worried about all the terrible things that could theoretically happen to a child out on his own.
