That's grandparent privilege.
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Wilt thou give up that only privilege?
No one shall have the privilege of transcending the law.
This is an incredible privilege we have been given together.
America's fourth, eighth, and twelfth graders don't have that privilege.
The local government of this township has some privilege.
This privilege, however, can be and is being aBused.
Or is it their own privilege to dispense public money that concerns them?
What a privilege for me to have witnessed this amazing moment.
The telling aspect of Mr Cameron’s upbringing was not its material privilege but its social wealth.
My labours in this cause were more than repaid by the privilege of his acquaintance.
The law applies equally to all citizens and no privilege whatsoever is permissible before law.
New "narrow" Banks would be guaranteed a seat in the lifeboat by the state and heavily regulated for the privilege.
Only America's "exorbitant privilege" of being able to print the world's premier reserve currency gives it breathing space.
Throughout much of its history, Japan has had social stratification and great inequality of wealth and privilege.
Poetry remains no longer the symbol of speech privilege, but turns into the tool of parodying, and more and more air of humanity begins to pervade.
Even more puzzling is United States practice as to when to assert the diplomatic privilege and when to bail after cover is blown.
All enjoyments for some, all privations for the rest, that is to say, for the people; privilege, exception, monopoly, feudalism, born from toil itself.
But scratch the veneer of privilege enjoyed by the boys at Welton and the parallels between my life and theirs became more apparent.
If you want to show audit information to user who do not have administrator permissions, you must write code to elevate privilege so that your code can succeed.
As the personal Protector of the young King Edward VI, the Duke was delighted to confer this privilege of being extraordinary members of the King's closest Body Guard whose origin dated back to 1485.
If you hold CONTROL privilege on a table, you can update values that pertain to that table, but if you hold explicit DBADM authority on the database, you can change any updatable column.
Intention 3 builds on the previous two intentions, ensuring that a licensor cannot charge for the privilege to create and distribute a new work, nor impose any restrictions on derivative works.
In his recent book, "Exorbitant privilege", Mr Eichengreen argues that a reserve-currency system will emerge in which the dollar, the euro and the yuan share the privileges and the responsibilities.
A. my first choice would always be New York. It would be my fondest wish - to work where you live is of course the most luxurious privilege, and I'm sure I will film here again.