Amy Winehouse wedding dress stolen: family foundationReutersLONDON (Reuters) - Two dresses worn by late British singer Amy Winehouse have been stolen from her house, her family's charitable foundation told Reuters on Thursday.
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Parental Responsibility affords the legal right to take decisions about such things as your children’s education, medical matters and religion.
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