Relationship Types 77 One to Many 77 One to One 78 How to associate between two models (example: User and Phone model) 78 Explanation 79 Many to Many 79 Polymorphic 80 Many To Many 82 Chapter 23: Events and Listeners 93 Examples 93 Using Event and Listeners for sending emails to a new registered user 93 Chapter 27: Filesystem / Cloud Storage 95 Examples 95 Configuration 95 Basic Usage 95 Custom Pagination 140 Examples 140 Pagination in Laravel 140 Changing pagination views 141 Chapter 46: Permissions for storage 142 Introduction 142 Examples 142 Example 142 Chapter 47: Policies 143 Examples

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