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 Distinction between ""parent or adult guardian"" and ""adult"" in the description of ""R - Restricted."" 

The article uses both ""parent or adult guardian"" AND ""an adult"" to define who is required to accompany a person under the age of 17 (""Children under 17 or those who does not have IDs including state IDs and drivers license are not allowed to attend R-rated movies unaccompanied by an adult."") The distinction is important, as the MPAA site uses only the ""parent or adult guardian"" terminology and does not substitute ""adult"" as the requirement for a chaperon (""Children under 17 are not allowed to attend R-rated motion pictures unaccompanied by a parent or adult guardian."" ). I believe the final sentence under R-rating in this article should be either removed (as it doesn't seem to add any add'l information) or changed (to use only ""parent or guardian""). Also, describing state IDs or driver's licenses as being needed doesn't appear to be supported by the MPAA definition i.e. if the box-office person and/or usher decides someone's old enough, they're in.  (And change ""does"" to ""do"" while you're at it.)
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