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FOO
(redirected from Family of Origin)

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AcronymDefinition
FOOForward Observation Officer
FOOFamily of Origin
FOOFoo Of Oberlin (comedy group)
FOOFile Open for Output (NFILE error code)
FOOField Ordering Officer
FOOFlight Operations Officer
FOOFlight of Opportunity
FOOFollow-On Outfitting
FOOFlight Operations Office


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For believers, the benefits of membership in their family of origin and the claims of that family loyalty have all been surpassed by the new identity given by God.
Day of Pentecost: May 27, 2007 by Couch, Aaron J. / Currents in Theology and Mission
In this situation, share households become sites of "ambiguous dependency" (Ahier & Moore 1999) where the traditional markers of financial, residential and emotional separation from family of origin (Coles 1995) are disjointed and sometimes transient.
Independence, individualism & connection among share householders by Natalier, Kristin / Youth Studies Australia
In my family of origin, two children were abducted illegally by their father.
Respect birth mothers by Lowe, Ananda / Mothering
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