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proscription
The acquisition of title to real property by one who openly and continuously is in adverse possession of it for a period sufficiently long that the statute of limitations bars the previous owner from reclaiming it (usually 20 years).
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Thus, the lives and choices of women appear to be more proscriptively constrained than those of men and women may be at greater risk for negative emotional consequences when culturally "off-time" choices and transitions occur (Degges-White, 2003a).
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