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Meanings of own upbringing in English

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Usage of own upbringing in English
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I witnessed this problem first in my own upbringing.
Ebony
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However, even President Barack Obama grapples with the impact of fatherlessness on his own upbringing.
Ebony
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The story details her own upbringing with her rather tyrannical father, a third-generation funeral director.
The Guardian
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Yet this one was an Iceblood -one of the legendary fiends of his own upbringing.
Assail
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Perhaps remembering his own upbringing in England without any special fondness, he is as permissive as possible.
Reuters
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Given that In Celebration turns on parent-child tensions, was Bloom able to draw on his own upbringing?
The Guardian
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As well as his own upbringing, Harry and Meghan can look to the experiences of other royals.
Reuters
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Coppola, 39, based Somewhere on her own upbringing as the daughter of film director Francis Ford Coppola.
BBC
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As a revolt against their own upbringing, they are either too firm in their control or too lax.
Report of the Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children...
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You're going to have to come to terms with this according to your own religion and your own upbringing.'
Death Trance
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The only thing I could come up with was to try to distinguish our family from my own upbringing.
You say tomato, I say shut up
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Tabloids, broadsheets and celebrity magazines alike were fascinated by her, especially given the tragic circumstances around her own upbringing.
The Irish Times
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I mean things within yourself, things that have their origin in your own childhood -yourown upbringing and so on.
Revolutionary Road
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Cautiously, therefore, I inquire - when I meet her on a sunny Saturday morning in Dublin - about her own upbringing.
The Irish Times
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They're a rough family, said Mrs. Bunyan, with the sort of prim small-town snobbery that Strike knew well from his own upbringing.
Career of Evil
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He enlightened us on his own upbringing, spending early years at his grandmother's house (which was also the local shebeen).
The South African
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