I'm sure there is a very good reason for this, I was hoping someone can fill me 
in.

Why doesn't the specification allow me to specify "mappedBy" in the @ManyToOne 
relationship annotation?

Suppose I have Individual and Family entities - a ManyToOne.  Family has the 
OneToMany annotation and Individual has the ManyToOne annotation. If I want the 
bi-directional relationship to be owned by Family - I can't - the mappedBy 
isn't allowed in the ManyToOne annotation that I put in Individual.

I'm sure I just don't understand this 100%... looking for an idiot lesson :-)

I guess a definition of "owns a relationship" is probably in order... what does 
it mean when something "owns a relationship"?

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