of course you should unless you are pregnant or you are elderly or you are disabled x
Any where you like. Journey by plane is safest mode of transport for pregnant woman. Next is by train. When it comes to travel by bus, then sit between front and back wheels.
Fezziwig is quoted by Scrooge in A Christmas Carol saying "when happiness shows up, give it a comfortable seat." in the scene with Ghost of Christmas Past.
just pee everywhere on the car seat you'll clean it later
If they prove that they can maintain their grades and not be a disruption to the class there is no reason they should not be able to pick their own seats.
The parody goes like this Sitting in the front seat, sitting, in the back seat, "Get the f**k over here" got to make my mind up which seat can I take
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Claudette Colvin was the first black to refuse to give up her seat. She was a teenager at the time.
Her name was Rosa Parks.
Generally, pregnant women can fly on a plane as long as the pregnancy is progressing normally. A pregnant woman should check with her doctor to be sure. Also, pregnant women should check with the airline directly as some require a note from a physician in order to allow women in their third trimester to board. There are a few things pregnant women can do to make plane travel more comfortable. They are: When making a reservation, a pregnant woman should request an aisle seat so she can easily exit the row for bathroom and stretch breaks. Ideally, she should try to obtain a bulkhead seat as they generally provide more leg room. Also, some travel industry experts report that air circulation is better toward the front of the plane, so pregnant women should keep that in mind when booking seats. Pregnant women should stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the flight. They should also try to avoid drinking caffeinated beverages.
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well I'm still sure they wouldn't have given her uch more mercy
Because she was an African woman who were treated on the basis of their caste and religion
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