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Social Support When a Sibling Has a Disabilityr. The basic starting point in this chapter, is that disability has a unique influence on the sibling relationship, and can inflect the dynamic between brothers and sisters. This chapter traces how social support for and between siblings with and without disabilities is interwoven with how historica

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Marktverhalten des Verbrauchers, in this book is someone who is a first-degree sibling relation, through genetic relatedness, kinship (e.g. adoption)(or co-residence in childhood (someone who has been brought up as a brother or sister in the family as a child; we also distinguish between full, half and step siblings.) The dynamics

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Markteintrittschancen durch Deregulierungther Pacific indigenous groups. They are illustrated in creation mythology and the exploits of demi-gods. A basic cultural concept is the “customary extended family”—whānau—which is still central to Māori society, along with the “tuakana-teina” (older and younger siblings) distinction, defining role