
Willful suggests a stubborn persistence in doing what one wishes, especially in opposition to those whose wishes or commands ought to be respected or obeyed: that willful child who disregarded his parents’ advice.
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Willful suggests a stubborn persistence in doing what one wishes, especially in opposition to those whose wishes or commands ought to be respected or obeyed: that willful child who disregarded his parents’ advice.
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None so blind as those who will not see.
No prescription but you pay a fee o
Your will is far too strong you must give in.
Wilfulness,the bubble and the pin

Research has shown those living in affluent areas are likely to live significantly longer than those in more deprived areas.
The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) is a measure of relative deprivation in England. The IMD ranks each small area in England from most deprived to least deprived, based on characteristics including income, employment, education, health, and crime.

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Read the Guardian or The Times newspaper you need a reading age of 14. Unfortunately since the reading age on average in the UK is that of a 9-year-old child how much of the population would not be able to read anything demanding. Is this why people get the news from Facebook?
No one talks about it but I am aware of.
In the United States the average reading age is 12 to 14 but I don’t know how they measure that and where what is expected of someone of 12 to 14 is lower than it would be in the United Kingdom or whether it’s high or whether it’s the same. And reading ages are declining in the UK and the US.
Maybe children don’t read as many books now are used to easily accessed information from the internet and they don’t have the long dreamlike hours lost in
The Mill on the Floss or or anything comfortable