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I'm quite aware he is a human being; there are some sources which use the term "reared" refering to an animal, although I've seen many sources shuch as the book provided above which use the term rear for a human as well. There are cases in which the term rear is inapproprate, such as the term being used outside one's formative years; for example Larry being born in Alaska but being reared in Seattle (and was 17 at the time he moved). In that case yes that would be an inapporprate use of the term reared.--Trulexicon (talk) 02:13, 27 February 2008 (UTC)
The reverts are going back and forth faster than a toddler on a see-saw. Please use the talk page to discuss. Thank you. -- Avi (talk) 18:50, 22 February 2008 (UTC)
Points 1) and 3) in the list tip the scales in Citizendium's favour slightly. How about merging those points together to make something more neutral? Looks fine now.
