My children are here, and when I say my children, I consider all children in Idaho my children.
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"We have rescued Irish children from famine, Russian and Ukrainian children from religious persecution, Cambodian children from genocide, Haitian children from earthquakes, Sudanese children from civil war, and children from New Orleans from Hurricane Katrina," he said.
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This world is for my children and your children and their children.
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Segregation is about separating black children from white children, and therefore separating black children from the same resources as white children.
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Rebecca Baptiste has two biological children, two adopted children and three foster children.
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You are changing their DNA sequence, which means their children and their children&aposs children and their children&aposs children will be affected by whatever changes you make in the laboratory.
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Among the evidence was that Beatrix Potter had no children, Maurice Sendak had no children, Margaret Wise Brown had no children, Tove Jansson had no children, and Dr. Seuss had no children.
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" He went on to call children produced via IVF, "children of chemistry, synthetic children.
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The study consisted of 64 bidialectal children, 47 multilingual children and 25 monolingual children.
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You must read to your children, hug your children, and you must love your children.
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Among other rights, children must be given the means for normal development; hungry children must be fed; sick children must be nursed; orphaned children must be sheltered; children must be put in a position to earn a livelihood; children must not be exploited; children must be the first to receive relief in times of distress.
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Children have been born in the Dadaab refugee camps—and the children of those children, too.
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"Taller children and heavier children are not necessarily healthier adults, or even healthier children," she said.
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He turned back around and faced his children, his dear children—my dear children, he thought.
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The place of children, the number of children, the meaning of sex as it associates to children.
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With two children, three grand-children and three great grand-children, Latynina has little time to get bored.
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"Young children dying, babies dying, fathers holding children in their arms that were dead, dead children," Trump said.
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After three years, 16 Finnish children and 14 Estonian children had these antibodies; only four Russian children did.
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I think it's that family thing—the children, the children, the children—that everyone is so worried about.
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Driving children, their children and their children's children around his hometown meant Davis knew nearly everyone in town.
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Rarer were catalogues from children's art museums or ones that were nationalist: Romanian children, Russian children, American children.
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These grave violations include the killing and maiming of children; recruitment and use of children by armed forces and armed groups; sexual violence against children; attacks against schools and hospitals; abduction of children; and denial of humanitarian access for children.
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An estimated 340 children have drowned since September — an average of two children a day —Save the Children says.
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"When we have children, my and Josh's children will be genetic siblings to Briana and Jeremy's children," Brittany says.
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"If a single man has children, a single woman has children, two men have children or two women have children, then for these people they have a family," he said.
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Children in the system But to hand the children over, they were essentially redefined as unaccompanied migrant children -- subjecting them to the same HHS procedures as children who entered alone.
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"When we have children, my and Josh's children will be genetic siblings to Briana and Jeremy's children," Brittany told People.
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A huge majority, 9 in 10, adults say they have children, plan to have children, or wish they had children.
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Another group of children — our children — flees a school.
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"Younger children learn from older children; older children reinforce their learning by teaching concepts they have already mastered," their website expalins.
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And when I say our children, it is not just the Somali children, it is all our children, it is humanity.
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And since children cannot accompany grown-ups to jail, people who had crossed illegally with children had their children taken away.
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Comparing the two groups of children, "we found that 80% of children with autism received all vaccines recommended for children between ages 4 and 6, versus 94% among children without autism," he said.
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I believe that children should be children, and have fun.
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The bullying of adults on adults and children on children.
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The same goes for having children: Do you want children?
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Whose children have to go to school with their children?
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All four of Queen Elizabeth's children have two children each.
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Children, no children, maybe he was ready, maybe she wasn't.
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Police officers' children go to school with everybody else's children.
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Multilingual and bidialectal children exhibited an advantage over monolingual children.
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"Your children are not your children," Nicholas captioned the photo.
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But the children (as children often do) have other plans.
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You, me, the children, our friends, their children, everybody else.
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Both children are married, and both of them have children.
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These children were not allowed to play with other children.
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As for my children, nobody could love her children more.
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Fiona is a custodian of children who has no children.
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"You would expect children to bully other children," she said.
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It's best for children and those who act like children.
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Child actors portray children as adults imagine children to be.
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It only applies to living children, stillborn children won't qualify.
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This ruling is ultimately about our children and their children.
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My children are more important to me than other children.
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It's not clear from the data if people are delaying having children, deciding to have fewer children, or opting for no children.
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"The younger children learn by watching the older children and the older ones really benefit by helping the younger children," says Livingston.
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Yet there are many other activities and attractions (distractions?) catering to small children, big children and adults who enjoy behaving like children.
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They are also more likely to adopt older children and children with disabilities – children who have the most difficulty finding forever homes.
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Supporting Save The Children Save the Children has been working in Sudan since 1984 by providing for children and families affected by conflict.
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The bottom line: Lower income children, children of color, and female children aren't being encouraged to become inventors, according to the study authors.
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Two children Among those pulled from the rubble were two children.
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The children were in their rooms, doing whatever adolescent children do.
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More children are living past their 5th birthday — 3.5 million children.
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And how do family structures survive when children stop being children?
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The Vaccines for Children Program covers vaccines for children under 26.
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"She had two children and I have two children," Ramos said.
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Children and Family Services has taken custody of the couple's children.
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" In the new version, "preliterate children" was replaced with "young children.
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I mean, the children — the children have been very, very good.
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Hillary wants for all children what we give to our children.
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There's no children listening, and if they are, they're smart children.
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The only "uncool" children in the scene are children of color.
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"Protecting children from air pollution not only benefits children," Lake added.
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Seven children will die today from gun violence—children and teenagers.
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"These children just have different needs than other children," Brodof said.
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The children in the Institute aren't dumb, but they're still children.
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I mean, the children -- the children have been very, very good.
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The fewer children per adult, the more attention those children receive.
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Parents, teachers and children deserve safe spaces for children to learn.
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I mean, the children—the children have been very, very good.
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For 100 years, Save the Children has been protecting children in crisis worldwide – founded on one woman's vision to save suffering children across war-torn Europe after World War I. When a crisis strikes and children are the most vulnerable, Save the Children is always among the first to respond and last to leave, doing whatever it takes for children in need.
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I've met children and mothers in Swaziland living with HIV, children living in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, severely malnourished children in Sierra Leone and children who've experienced violence and abuse in Cambodia.
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"Yes, these children may be unaccompanied migrant children, but they are children first and foremost," Prashar told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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"Testing of at-risk children, and not all children, skews California results to higher percentage of children tested showing lead exposure," the state said.
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"There are programs for Gold Star children and for children of active-duty military, but not a lot for children of veterans," Longino said.
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"They're like my own children now," said Ms. Knight's new foster mother, Betty Leila, 32, who now has 13 children, stepchildren or foster children.
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However, 46% of those younger children but 23% of the older children go by car, and 35% of the older children but only 6% of the younger children take some other form of transportation, including the bus.
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Children of millionaires have less needs than children who live in poverty.
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Our children deserve to be children, not benchmarks in some terrible game.
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Rated "R" for murdering demons, screaming children, dying children, and squirrel cruelty.
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Black and Hispanic children also receive developmental evaluations later than white children.
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KNIGHT: BASICALLY I'LL SEE THAT MY CHILDREN ARE FIXED AND THEIR CHILDREN.
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So do Gadsden-Andrews' children, and her sister, and her sister's children.
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And there are more parents with children — and children on their own.
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Our prayers for our children (and with our children) are unimaginably significant.
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This is for my children and yours – and their children to come.
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Children as young as 9 have had to bear their rapists' children.
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Parents often prefer their children to be taught alongside non-autistic children.
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They want the children, and it seems the children may want them.
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But you see on TV, police beating up children, Hong Kong's children.
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Massacring Tutsi children, for example, violated Rwandan ideals that children are sacred.
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We say, We're doing something for our children and our children's children.
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Our children and our children's children: they will leave our dreams behind.
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They have progeny, too, but their children are children of the mind.
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But you see on TV, police beating up children, Hong Kongs children.
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Five children lay dead; 29 other children and one teacher were wounded.
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The majority of children are shot by other children or by themselves.
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Children, especially extremely young children, reach milestones at a sometimes-blinding pace.
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H.S. and H.H.S. see children as bait or suspects first, not children.
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She said, "Don't kill unborn children," not "Don't kill any more children."
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Older children may read quietly in bed, but younger children probably won't.
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Their children sat on the sidewalk to watch; other children joined, too.
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They had children, who grew up and had children of their own.
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Immigrant children outside the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children in Florida.
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Do you have real children (as opposed to your new potted children)?
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Those accompanied by children generally aren't prosecuted because children can't be detained.
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The crucial metric isn't children attending school, but children learning in school.
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Children 2 to 5853 are $40 each; children under 2 are free.
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Mothers yelled for their children and children cried out for their mothers.
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The children are hoping to end the ORR's detainment of migrant children.
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The supercentenarian is a father to five children and five step-children.
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The children would be acting out what they'd witnessed with other children.
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Those people's children would benefit, but children with non-working parents wouldn't.
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There are children carrying younger ones around, children carting sacks of rice and bamboo, they are not able to simply be what they are – children.
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Charity: Children among missing The charity Save the Children confirmed that a staff member and his young children are among the hundreds of people missing.
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About 37 percent of those children are black, even though black children only make up about 14 percent of all children in the United States.
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Our activities, besides the food, include an egg hunt (for children and adults), an egg race (for children only) and egg decorating (also for children).
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And when those children grow up, the altered genes will be passed on to their children, and to their children's children, for generations to come.
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It is depressing to explain to our children that what we confronted as children may be the legacy they bequeath to their children as well.
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"Encourage families to understand the importance of hand-washing, in both keeping their children healthier and also the children their children encounter," Dr. Freed said.
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Children with complex medical conditions represent only six percent of all children on Medicaid, yet account for nearly forty percent of Medicaid spending on children.
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Comparing the scans from children exposed to secondhand smoke with those from children with no secondhand smoke exposure, the researchers found that the choroids of exposed children were 6 to 8 micrometers thinner than those of unexposed children.
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But to hand the children over, they were essentially redefined as unaccompanied migrant children -- subjecting them to the same HHS procedures as children who entered alone.
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Well-documented research on the The Motherhood Penalty shows that women with children make less than women without children while men with children are compensated more.
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A staff member from Unete, an immigrant advocacy group, enrolled the children in Oregon's state health plan for low-income children, which also covers undocumented children.
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The couple had raised five children from previous relationships, and now those children were having children of their own — a total of eight grandchildren, so far.
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The children -- the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully, and immediately.
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And a lot of children who are watching and children are very impressionable.
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Adults get this, children never do, and by children, I mean the media.
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We understand that children acting like adults, can make adults act like children.
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Immigrant children outside the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children in Homestead, Florida.
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I feel like they're all my children, and I love my children equally.
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In a show about adult children, perhaps there's no room for actual children.
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If you have children, it's pretty unlikely you'll die without having living children.
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Hospitalized, uninsured children are at greater risk of dying than children with insurance.
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Save the Children Children affected by #HurricaneMatthew need our support during this crisis.
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This week, it's all about parents and children (and parents behaving like children).
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They're not thinking about building wealth for their children, and their children's children.
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He Loved Children By all accounts, Carroll felt most at ease around children.
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Andrews's "The Children of Nathan Starr"—three of the children of a Middletown
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It's a promise to our children, and we cannot lie to our children.
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Women with children gain no salary boost, while men with children are rewarded
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Children don't exist in a vacuum; supporting families is essential to helping children.
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Isn't that what we want for our own children and our nation's children?
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The children sit and wait, along with other children in the same situation.
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So please help us, save our children, save the many children of Syria.
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Another lost two wives and three children, while a fourth lost seven children.
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The rate for black children increased 77%, to 2.62 suicides per 100,000 children.
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Green-card holders are limited to sponsoring minor children and unmarried adult children.
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He says she physically abused her adopted children and favored her biological children.
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For an episode called "The Children," this one really isn't meant for children.
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Most people assume that because I don't have children, I don't like children.
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The settlers' children and some mixed-race children attended Wolf Point's public schools.
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"I don't have children, and I would like to have children," she said.
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That is for our children and our children's children to envision and build.
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After 20, days we have to release both unaccompanied children and accompanied children.
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Older children look after younger children; neighbors help each other fix farm equipment.
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They affect adults as well as children, but are most severe in children.
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It allows children to feel like every other child, not children in need.
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If they have other children under 5, those children can live here, too.
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Families with children have higher rates of food insecurity than families without children.
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This doesn't have anything to do with president's children or the Biden's children.
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We understand that children acting like adults can make adults act like children.
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I didn't have children, and I wasn't sure I was ready for children.
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"He knows everything about my children and me about his children," Biden said.
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Go prank your children and your friend's children and your nieces and nephews.
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That my children are the most special, lovely, interesting children in the world.
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They were like as big as small children, but strong small children. Sure.
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And children lose parents, and parents lose children, and everything rots from within.
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"Thousands of children are being accused of being witches and we've both seen torture of children, dead children and frightened children," she wrote in Danish on Facebook, as she appealed for funds to pay for food, medical bills and schooling.
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Additionally, there was no increased risk of autism for children who got the MMR vaccine and were also members of other subgroups — siblings of children with autism, children with other risk factors for autism and children who received other childhood vaccinations.
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We learn that more than 500,000 children are in foster care in the United States, and that older children and teens, despite making up the largest percentage of children in the system, are harder to place than children under 5.
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According to Shope, flu spreads quickly among these children, and methods that can protect older children, such as frequent handwashing, isolating sick children or urging them to cough or sneeze into their elbow or shoulder, don't work for young children.
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It mostly affects boys and aboriginal children (the number of obese adults has doubled, tripled for children, and 216 percent of aboriginal children under 219 are obese).
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"I ask humbly to remember your children, their children & all children will be left to live w/the results of your decision," she tweeted at the president. .
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This administration's practice of separating children from their parents inexplicably turns accompanied children into unaccompanied children, with all of the attendant risks and dangers, including human trafficking.
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The children were ahead of their time While most of the children in the photos are black, there are white children pictured with them in some photos.
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"We're looking down at children and we're seeing children as a nuisance," she says.
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One drawing shows "normal" children playing with children that have defects from Agent Orange.
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And you had children, you would be at least, temporarily separated from those children.
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He is survived by Towers, as well as two children and two step-children.
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On Tuesday, parents held their children and kissed their foreheads as the children cried.
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Their children then entered the care of CBP and effectively became unaccompanied minor children.
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I just think children are ... I think an innocence in children is really important.
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The parents of 2,000 children reported whether their children regularly used portable music players.
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You fight for their children of this city, and the children of this country.
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The Department of Children and Family Services has assumed temporary custody of the children.
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"You fight for the children of this city, and the children of this country".
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Save The Children, which is directly supporting families with children impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
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Some parents didn't want their children, and some children can feel when that's so.
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That's what I worry about, for my children, and for their children, going forward.
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If you can't get hold of your children, Holiday Inn hotel have 50+children.
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Up to 30,000 children are in extreme danger, Save the Children said on Thursday.
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People who had small children found it particularly hard to see children in distress.
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If your children are in overcrowded schools, its because they didn't count your children.
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"We have a duty to act for our children and their children," he said.
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"These associations were stronger in ethnic minority children, particularly Latino children," Koinis-Mitchell said.
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He lived his whole life without children and he was very happy without children.
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Save the Children said at least 70 children had been separated from their parents.
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When I said I have smoked with my children, I have two adult children.
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White children are 3 times more likely to file a patent than black children.
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I'm scared -- not for myself, but for my children, my grandchildren, and all children.
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Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children.
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One study … shows that multilingual children can be better at communication than monolingual children.
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Weaver said his royalties would be passed down to his children and their children.
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Does this person have children with me and do they care about those children?
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For Children Ground Control to Major Tom: Hordes of children are invading your space.
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Between the two of us, we have four children, and all four children know.
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Will they reunite with children abandoned years ago, children who are now adults themselves?
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And we're marching for our children's lives and our children's children and their children.
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We love travel, we love our children and we love traveling with our children.
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The children have no rights as children; the parents have no rights as parents.
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The majority of those reports are instances of migrant children abusing other migrant children.
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"While having children has gotten easier, not having children has gotten harder," she said.
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He shouted, "Look after the children," in reference to the couple's three young children.
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The separated children flooded the shelter system, which held nearly 12,000 children last week.
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The refugee children of Cox's Bazar still have hopes and dreams, like children everywhere.
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That number includes over 14 million children — about 20 percent of all American children.
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And when those children had children of their own they followed the same example.
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If you don't like plays about children, wait until you see what children become.
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They wished relationships, either with their children or between their children, turned out differently.
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If women are having fewer children, it must be because they want fewer children.
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There's an old idea that bringing susceptible children together with children who have contracted a disease, like chicken pox, will help children build antibodies to fight the illness.
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They looked at the eating habits of 1,620 children split into two groups — 768 children were 4-20133 years old, and 852 children were 11-18 years old.
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This figure skyrockets among black children: In this population, one out of every nine children has an incarcerated parent, compared to less than 2 percent of white children.
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"(We saw) absolutely indiscriminate violence that either targeted children or was indifferent to the impact on children," he said, adding he had also seen children with machete wounds.
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The program ensures that low-income children and pregnant mothers can get medical coverage, and is particularly instrumental for children of color and children with special healthcare needs.
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"It's not working for Detroit children, it's not working for Michigan children, and I would dare say it's not going to work for the nation's children," Allen said.
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"Children are children," said Karin Hulshof, Unicef's regional director for East Asia and the Pacific, in a statement on Thursday appealing for donations for the North Korean children.
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"The best way for us to support children with autism is to support parents so that they interact with children and address concerns with children together," Elsabbagh says.
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It is about raising children with schizophrenia and autistic children, prodigies and criminals, children with dwarfism or who are deaf, about bringing up trans boys and trans girls.
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"We are aware there are underground networks that will hide children because they believe that it would be in the best interests of the children," says Bob Lowery, vice president of the missing-children division of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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"The face of homelessness is children and families, and these children are in school everyday alongside children who are in permanent housing," says Randi Levine from Advocates for Children of New York, a local nonprofit focused on the rights of homeless students.
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He pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of children, three counts of sex trafficking of children and one count of sexual exploitation of children.
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"Islamic State uses headhunters who scour the Internet for children that can be approached and tries to radicalize these children, or recruit these children for terrorist attacks," he said.
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Our society is committed to protecting children — that's why we ban smoking, remove children from homes with lead paint, and force parents to put their children in car seats.
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There are fewer obese children than adults, but children are getting obese faster, with the rate of obesity growing especially quickly among children in countries like China and Brazil.
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These are the children of those serving in the military, children attending public schools administered by the Bureau of Indian Education, and children living in the District of Columbia.
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Black children, the study concluded, are perceived as less innocent than white children — they're hardly considered children at all, which explains in part their subjection to brutal police violence.
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In fact, data shows that missing white children receive far more media coverage than missing black and brown children, despite higher rates of missing children among communities of color.
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The more that popular writers, playwrights, actors and visual artists created images of innocent white children, the more they depicted children of color, especially black children, as unconstrained imps.
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This report lifts up a hard truth: the nation and the states are failing to do right by our children, especially children of color and children in immigrant families.
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The farmers' children go on to be manufacturers and the manufacturers' children become computer scientists.
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Poor children are also, unsurprisingly, more likely to be uninsured than children from wealthier families.
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I'm very impressed with his children and how he's raising his children and his coparenting.
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Of the nearly 12 million children living in poverty, 73 percent are children of color.
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Save The Children will provide relief efforts for families and children impacted by the storm.
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They brought with them young children or gave birth to children — US citizens — after arriving.
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Parents of children with autism oftentimes have difficulty having their children tested, as Lange mentioned.
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Save The Children will provide relief efforts for families and children impacted by the storm.
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In Children Of Men especially, you have no idea why people have stopped having children.
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Children who bully and violate other children are often reenacting and expressing their own rage.
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White flags Save the Children said half a million children were at risk in Mosul.
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"People didn't understand back then that children aren't ready to have children," Ms. McClellan said.
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My focus is my children, our children… and my focus is finding this way through.
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I will talk about you to all of your grandchildren, children, your children, everyone, everywhere !
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Save the Children is working to deliver immediate humanitarian aid to migrant children and families.
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They want to make it a safer place for their children and other people's children.
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In Africa for children but forgets children ripped from the arms of their parents here.
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"Destinys children with children ❤️look at those abs on Kelly," Knowles captioned the post.
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He is clearly shedding tears over white children who he considers his children as well.
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There have also been reports of migrant children caring for other children because of overcrowding.
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"The children didn&apost act like normal children," Bonniwell said, according to The Associated Press.
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He had been surrounded by his wife and children and their spouses and their children.
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Tax or no tax, our children and their children will still be working at it.
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You've scared the children and the children at heart with your no-good toy meddling.
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Some children can be ruthlessly cruel to children who are simply different in any way.
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Several children have been reunited with their parents; many children are in shelters, he said.
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Some children had been forced to join armed groups to survive, Save the Children said.
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The children were shown images of other children, of various weight sizes, for 350 milliseconds.
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Popular videos with children included those with parenting tips or children singing or dressing up.
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Helping children cope The home is not the only place where children can experience trauma.
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So many single mothers left to raise children alone, left to bury those children alone.
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With vaccines, however, evidence shows that unvaccinated children may catch infectious diseases from vaccinated children.
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Other relatives take custody of children Hurlbut said he believed the children were home-schooled.
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The children of the accused are often best friends with the children of the accusers.
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The children of the rich have always had more of these opportunities than poor children.
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The 11 children were turned over to the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department.
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More adults are obese than children, but the rate of increase is higher among children.
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Delay only empowers the e-cigarette industry rather than protecting our children and their children.
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"The use of children in this way is an atrocity," declared the UN's children agency.
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It has meaning to people today, it has meaning to our children and their children.
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Year after year, I'm tired about worrying about my own children and my friends' children.
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The real issue is unborn children and children under threat in locker rooms. Right. 14.
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Working parents can't constantly entertain young children, but most young children don't understand those boundaries.
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My children, like most children, do not sit at tables for extended periods of time.
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Green-card holders would be limited further, to sponsoring minor children only, not adult children.
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The children are now his children, and he is creating a happy life with Izzie.
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As children get older, parents normally pull back, helping children find solutions of their own.
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But ultimately, some degree of exposure is inevitable, among children and between children and adults.
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I love children, and it's a big wish of mine to have my own children.
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It's even different, she said, for Jessica's children, who are darker-skinned than Cat's children.
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Cartoons are typically made for children, and adult cartoons are typically made for man-children.
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Unicef, the United Nations children agency, said at least 45 of those killed were children.
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Unicef, the United Nations' children agency, said at least 45 of those killed were children.
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It is also dangerous for pregnant women, children under age 22 and children with asthma.
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The small minority of Syrian children who attend school are largely separated from Lebanese children.
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" He added, "The children, the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully and immediately.
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Americans today are waiting longer to marry and have children, and are having fewer children.
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Malnutrition makes children in North Korea significantly shorter and thinner than children in South Korea.
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I didn't want these children, any of our children, going through what we went through.
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"We are children of now, not children of before," Ruha says in the closing pages.
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It was to care for her three children, not for her children and her sister.
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That breaks down to one in 14 children; for black children, it's one in 9.
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It is no secret that parents with young children sleep less than people without children.
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His children, Elizabeth Walczak and Matthew Walczak, are now adults with children of their own.
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"Those reductions were much larger for poor children than for richer children," Ms. Currie said.
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This international cinematic celebration presents short movies not only for children but also by children.
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"They don't want their children to be seen as the children of prisoners," she said.
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Children from wealthier families shared fewer tokens than the children from less well-off families.
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Children in private schools must have the same protections as children in the public schools.
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Flu kills children every year; last year, 143 children lost their lives to the flu.
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Not only do I steal from children; I steal from the children I love most.
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In February, the charity Save the Children published a report on children and armed conflict.
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The reason Daenerys can't have children In case you haven't heard, Daenerys can't bear children.
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Retiring without children is like a walk in the park compared with retiring with children.
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Typically developing children averaged 12.53 scans, while children in the developmental delay group averaged 6.1.
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How dare you make me choose between saving children or making my own children motherless.
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Other research has asked people whether they want to have children, or have more children.
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Many organizations housing detained migrant children also work with children in state foster care systems.
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But we weren't normal children, because normal children don't get written about in French magazines.
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"They say, 'Let children be children,'" Thunberg said to a crowd of at least 500,000.
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Their children are exempted from fighting the wars they start: they send our children instead.
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As with adults, gun homicides among children are distributed unevenly by race: Between 2012 and 2014, black children were four times as likely to be shot and killed than Hispanic children, and 10 times as likely to die from a bullet wound than white children.
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In 2017, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Children's Bureau, nearly 60,000 children were adopted.
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Some videos, for example, show children taped to walls while laughing, while other videos of children playing doctor seem to be silly with children who appear to be having fun.
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But the word also hints at primal desires and dreams: to have children, for our children to have children, and that they might live in a better world than ours.
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Save The Children can't come out to herald the UK's support for Syrian children refugees without the Mail running a piece accusing young refugee children of lying about their age.
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When it comes to the best policies for children, there is no better expert than Save the Children—an internationally recognized organization that has been fighting for children since 1919.
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Children are the bellwether of future inequality but their voices are underrepresented in elections: children do not vote, and families with more children usually have lower rates of political participation.
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"Separation of children from their parents entails significant risk of harm to children," White, the federal health coordinating official for the efforts to reunify migrant children and their families, added.
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Across the 100 largest metro areas, the score for neighborhoods where white children live is 73, compared to a score of 33 for Hispanic children and 24 for black children.
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Apparently, the overreaching acts of the FOMB have reached a point of hounding the most vulnerable population of Puerto Rico, the children, but not any children, the children with disabilities.
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"We've seen a lot of children ... running to collect the furniture," she said as aid group Save the Children launched a report on children under siege in Syria on Tuesday.
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Family visa categories include spouses, children and -- with decreasing degrees of preference -- parents, unmarried adult children, married adult children and their families and adult brothers and sisters and their families.
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Every year 226,85033 family preference visas are reserved for adult children and siblings of U.S. citizens, as well as the spouses, children, and unmarried adult children of legal permanent residents.
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After controlling for insurance status, they found that while 4.3 percent of white children were given antibiotics, only 1.9 percent of black children and 2.6 percent of Hispanic children were.
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Unfortunately, untreated maternal depression hurts children, particularly young children, placing their safety and development at risk.
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"I do really enjoy working with children with autism and helping children in need," he said.
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Everyone, obviously, cares about families and about children, and no one wants to see children harmed.
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They compared the children to a control population of 500,000 children born during the same time.
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We owe it to our children and to their children to make sure that never happens.
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I'm very impressed with his children and how he's raising his children and his co-parenting.
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How did you bond with your adopted children, and is it different from your biological children?
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Of those, about 56,000 were unaccompanied children and about 170,000 were children traveling with family members.
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Currently, American citizens can sponsor parents, spouses, siblings, and children, including adult children, to gain citizenship.
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More than 95,000 children were orphaned, the United Nations estimates, and around 300,000 children were killed.
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You could take over the Guardian and make it tell the stories of children by children.
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More than a third of children live in poverty, including nearly 50 percent of black children.
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If you have children, you probably have to not be sick, to tend to your children.
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"The commercialization of children is illegal and the commoditization of children is simply evil," Reyes said.
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So Chick-Fil-A mom, thank you for raising your children to embrace children like Malachi.
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Don't assume parents who have children taken away are forever unable to provide for those children.
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Those arrested responded to online ads from undercover detectives posing as children or custodians of children.
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Video footage of children sitting in cages and an audiotape of wailing children sparked worldwide anger.
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Besides the children that were killed, it is estimated that more than 30 children were injured.
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Children have reported seeing CBP agents kick other children awake, advocacy attorney Laura Belous told NBC.
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Traveling With Children: Did you know that children 12 and under can keep their shoes on?
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The children are in the custody of the Department of Children and Family Services, McGregor says.
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Children described inconsolable younger children who were separated from parents or other caregivers at the border.
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Yet by year five the children taught in Kom outperformed English-medium children even in English.
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And then before I started having children, [my cause] became children, organically, and magnetically, and psychically.
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"Since the cyclone, the children have changed," 29-year-old Regina said of her five children.
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I worry about how my children and their children will cope with an increasingly ageing population.
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Both incidents, each caught on video, highlight the way black children don't get to be children.
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Another alternative is to hold accompanied children in ORR shelters similar to those for unaccompanied children.
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Children are exposed to risks at churches, schools, malls, parks, and anywhere adults and children interact.
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During one school session 140 children danced on tables, singing "No, no, no to children rape."
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My Millennial Generation children and their friends, Howe's Hero archetype, are amazingly protective of their children.
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Those numbers for children are important, because egg allergy primarily affects young children, the authors say.
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It is a threat to all of us, to our children and to our children's children.
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"Some children said, 'Huh?' and some children were surprised and happy," Chun-Burbank, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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He is survived by three children with Dion and three adult children from two previous marriages.
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This situation works particularly well for younger children or children with special needs, according to Vasileff.
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And her children were sent to a detention facility for unaccompanied children in New York state.
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"I think this is a naturally beautiful photo of children being children, being free," said another.
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But it does mean that our children and their children should get sick a lot less.
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Young children constantly pose new challenges and it takes time to get interactions with children right.
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Thousands of parents whose children have been taken by Boko Haram never see their children again.
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In the past, he'd sponsored several children through international charities, like Save the Children and UNICEF .
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Save the Children is working in Amatrice to create safe spaces and support centers for children.
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"They're using what children find attractive and what YouTube will promote more to children," Lfodder says.
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But for black children, it's only 299 percent, and for American Indian children only 24 percent.
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The majority of children in the child welfare system across the country are children of color.
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Of that group, 130 were children and 11 of those children arrived unaccompanied, without legal guardians.
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Absences from work to stay home with sick children are cut in half for breastfed children.
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We can't have children of our own, and in any case, I have never wanted children.
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Women with children — unless the children can be parked elsewhere — will not be allowed to return.
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Whereas, in the past, children often engaged in family labor, now children are protected and nurtured.
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Children are 'spreaders' If the vast majority of children are not in danger, why such caution?
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He said many children at home would play with other children and spread the disease anyway.
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I think that people experience something, and I tell my children this, I have five children.
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Nonetheless, reports on black children were more likely to be screened for investigation than white children.
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Black children are, relatively speaking, over-surveilled in our systems, and white children are under-surveilled.
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Spellman's children are grown now, with children of their own — she even has a great-grandchild.
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"He lived his whole life without children, and he was very happy without children," she added.
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Single filers without children making $99,000 and couples without children making $198,000 would receive no benefit.
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Unicef, the United Nations' children agency, said that at least 45 of those killed were children.
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This is an affront to children everywhere: children are not inherently narcissistic, ignorant, cruel, or vindictive.
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Their children are worthless, and if this violence continues, their children's children will be worthless too.
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They either put off having children or planned on fewer children than they would have liked.
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His previous film, "Wolf Children", centered on a single mother raising children fathered by a werewolf.
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Children raised in single-parent homes face obvious statistical disadvantages, particularly those children living in poverty.
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In the hall were hundreds of children — Mexican, Black, Filipino children and "gavachos," or American, kids.
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Y and X's children play together, and we have regular gatherings with many young children present.
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Most research suggests that children of gay and lesbian parents fare no worse than other children.
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For Children Most children probably think of a scientist's tools as instruments like microscopes and telescopes.
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Offit can't understand why Shine and other anti-vaxers would prefer dead children over vaccinated children.
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The abused children were ignored or punished while priests who raped children were protected by supervisors.
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The feeling about wanting to protect children, my desire to want to protect children increased exponentially.
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In addition, children in continuously married two-parent families did better than children with single parents.
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How do we really value family and the well-being of children -- all families and children?
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Even benefits to U.S. citizen children would be threatened — if they are the children of immigrants.
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Even when they memorialized their children online, parents didn't always write much about the children themselves.
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In 1990, 82 children younger than 5 died around the world for every 113,000 children born.
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Epstein has no children, and the woman said there weren't any children present at the home.
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Adams said children were removed from the home in 2014, but he didn't specify which children.
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Many of them were women and many of them were children — tough, resilient, hopeful, beautiful children.
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Children respond very well to the prequels, and he made them, in a way, for children.
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Children who were my age, children who were younger, children with bald heads and masks on their faces in rooms with glass walls that waved to me as I walked by.
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Every day, family court separates parents from their children; every day criminal judges separate parents from their children and every day, children are placed in foster care away from their parents.
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That includes 431 children whose parents were deported, 120 children with a parent who waived reunification, and 79 children whose parent was released into the US and hadn't been located yet.
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That includes 431 children whose parents were deported, 120 children with a parent who waived reunification, and 79 children whose parent was released into the US and hasn't been located yet.
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"The reason goes back to the parents and the good decisions they're making, to immunize their children, to breast-feed their children, to not smoke around their children," Dr. Byington said.
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Even before the beginning of human history, people recognized that parents transmit something — call it "likeness" — to their children, and the children to their children, and so on down the generations.
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Aside form undocumented children, the nonprofit also handles other children and has received more than $807 million in federal grants over the past three fiscal years for services for immigrant children.
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But, Justice noted, so are other children, including native-born children, and children who have immigrated legally, and their families are not asked to bear the cost of their special education.
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That number includes children whose parents were deported, children whose parents were released into the interior and children who were deemed ineligible for family reunification due to other factors, he said.
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In the US in 2.43, the average woman had 22.4 children, and 22050 children died before age 50 (the child mortality rate was 20 percent), leaving three surviving children on average.
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In the late 1990s, 7.2 percent of non-Hispanic white children, 4.7 percent of non-Hispanic black children and 3.6 of Hispanic children were diagnosed with ADHD, according to the study.
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UNICEF, the UN's agency for children, said that 30 children had been killed in the first two weeks of the year, and that 200,000 children had been trapped there since 2013.
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Before the ban came into effect BuzzFeed News found material that violates the app's own guidelines, including videos of children set to sexualized songs and lyrics, videos of semi-clothed children, children performing violent acts on each other, and adults enacting violent situations with children and animals.
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This plan highlights the necessity of ending the detention of refugee and migrant children, keeping families together and giving children legal status, pressing for action on the causes that uproot children from their homes, supporting organization protecting uprooted children from violence and working to establish safe routes.
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" Referring to the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that separated migrant children from their families at the Texas border, Moore said to applause, "When I see those children down in Brownsville, I don't see them as somebody else's children, I see them as my children.
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She acknowledged that unaccompanied migrant children are "waiting too long in CBP facilities that are not designed to care for children," a result, she said, of the "unprecedented" number of children arriving.
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Stauffer acknowledged that unaccompanied migrant children are "waiting too long in CBP facilities that are not designed to care for children," a result, she says, of the "unprecedented" number of children arriving.
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Today, among children born into the top fifth of the income distribution, white children have a 41 percent chance of holding their station, while black children have only an 18 percent chance.
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The mothers in the book are smitten by their children, then they embrace their children, and then they cage them; the children by turns wallow in their mother's love and reject it.
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Non-status First Nations, Inuit, and Metis children see poverty rates of 30 percent, 25 percent, and 23 percent respectively, sitting between children of immigrants (32 percent) and racialized children (203 percent).
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"He wasn't hacking this for his own promotion; it was essentially allowing these children to play like any other children, and it's just amazing what it brings to these children," Collins said.
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"The fraction of children earning more than their parents fell from approximately 90% for children born in 1940 to around 50% for children entering the labor market today," the study's authors write.
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" She adds: "The court will look to balance so that both parents will have access to the children and both parents can enjoy raising the children, because those children deserve both parents.
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When you live through a couple of decades of entertaining children, playing with children, telling stories to children, you of course have an increasingly acute sense of what will work for them.
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Right now in Michigan, 8.8 percent of children in Detroit, 8.1 percent of children in Grand Rapids and an astounding 14 percent of children in Highland Park surpass the C.D.C. reference level.
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"It's important for people to remember that young children can experience pretty severe depression and suicidal thoughts, even preschool children," she said, and caretakers should take any such statements from children seriously.
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Their secret, however, is that they encourage their children to simultaneously combine public tolerance with private discipline, and their children then overwhelmingly choose to raise their own children within two-parent families.
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While about 11.8 percent of US children live in absolute poverty (as indicated by the US poverty line), only 6.2 percent of German children do, and only 23 percent of Swedish children.
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Five years ago, 803,000 children attended Camp Kesem, and this summer, more than 6,000 children will attend.
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"I sang that song for my country, for my children, for all of our children," Phillips says.
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"The findings were even stronger comparing children with ASD to all other children," Kogan said by email.
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You don't usually see Mexican children, as they're usually returned back to Mexico, unlike Central American children.
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Following an investigation, the state Department of Children and Families removed the children from the Watertown home.
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The parents who bring children with them are sent to court, while children go to government facilities.
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Two of my children are gone, my cousins, my sister, my brother in law and their children.
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Adults that make those decisions to protect children are not making those decisions to actually protect children.
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The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services took all of the remaining children into protective custody.
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Some vets with children claim that raising their puppy was more time-demanding than raising their children.
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Hispanic and Native American children are substantially more likely to be uninsured than white or black children.
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The driver is the mother of two children inside the vehicle and was babysitting the other children.
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I feel an obligation to my children and all children of color to be inspirational and aspirational.
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"My focus is my children, our children ... and my focus is finding this way through," she said.
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In Children of This Planet, Shimoda depicts children bearing the complex emotions of loneliness, fear, and hope.
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It's like a parent-children relationship where the fans are the parents and artists are the children.
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Immigrant children walk in a line outside the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children in Homestead, Florida.
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Overall, 17.2% of unvaccinated children were uninsured, compared with 2.8% of all children, according to the report.
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She was also on her own bringing up children, I was on my own bringing up children.
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When they exclude time spent caring for children and look at couples without children, the differences remain.
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Most parents hope to see their children graduate and get married and have children of their own.
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When parents who arrived with children were taken into criminal custody, they were separated from their children.
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New Mexico Children Youth and Families Division took the 11 children into their protective custody on Friday.
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"Regarding her children Kardashian wrote: "I want my children to grow up knowing that their lives matter.
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Children from lower income families do not receive the same medical care and nutrition as other children.
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" The company's FAQ states; "Wu-Tang is for the children and the children will use the blockchain.
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Prince Harry has also had plenty of experience being around children as uncle to William's three children.
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The authors note that Chinese parents certainly seem to prefer raising dragon children than, say, sheep children.
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One time I was working with a group of children, and one of the children had died.
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At the same time, apprehensions of unaccompanied children, and of parents with children, have continued to increase.
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He can relate to shy children Escueta's desire to empower children stems from his own childhood pain.
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"My concern is my children and I will not stop until I have my children," he said.
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Incidents range from children allegedly being hit by officers to distressing accounts of children exhibiting traumatized behavior.
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There's a misconception that children with heart transplants are fragile or different than other children, Butts explains.
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Save the Children estimates that over 600,000 of those affected – two thirds of the total – are children.
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In their pictures, children drew devastating images of adults and children crying and people drowning in floodwaters.
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The Clinton administration also created the State Children Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), which covered millions of children.
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Her goal now is to focus on her other children and the children that Parker left behind.
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Both facilities house teenage children, with the Bristow location also housing "tender age" children, according to HHS.
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Save the Children is providing emergency assistance and ongoing support to children and families affected by floods.
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They found two of the children dead in one bedroom, and two other children in another bedroom.
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DACA currently offers temporary protection from deportation to roughly 750,000 children brought to the U.S. as children.
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There are 16 children looking for their parents and parents looking for children who might have survived.
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According to the EPA, the asthma rate among black children is nearly double that of white children.
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There are fifteen Sackler children in the second generation, most of whom have children of their own.
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Children who have grown up eating Ms. Abdur-Rahman's food now come with children of their own.
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Children of citizens as well as children of foreign nationals would run the risk of becoming stateless.
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A generation of parents suddenly kept their children close, and a generation of children learned to worry.
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The parents didn't know where the children were, and the children didn't know where the parents were.
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We must speak up for the children in need and for the freedom to serve these children.
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" He went on: "Today, I will have to tell my children, along with all the children of
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Having children does not impact men's pay – men with or without children have roughly the same earnings.
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Although apologies carry meaning for children, views on whether parents should ask their children to apologize vary.
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The U.S. government calls migrant children held without their parents "Unaccompanied Alien Children" — UAC in bureaucratic jargon.
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She co-sponsored the 2018 HELP Separated Children Act aimed at protecting immigrant children from enforcement actions.
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The couple lives in Paris with their two children and Vodianova's three children from a previous marriage.
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It began with the elders braiding their children, then the children would watch and learn from them.
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But in Glenville, 26.5 percent of children tested in 303 — 286 children in all — exceeded that standard.
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When I read these stories of nonconformist children, it seemed unfathomable that children were facing such discrimination.
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It's not safe for children, but who in their right mind would serve recreational drugs to children?
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Why test whether the drug is safe for children if you can market it to children anyway?
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At an average of 1.96 children a household, this metro area has the most children under 18.
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Black children are more segregated from white children now than at any point since the early '70s.
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The children of migrants, on average, outperform the children of Australian-born parents on education and employment.
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"We consciously put our children into Cantonese schools," said Ms. Cohen, whose children are 11 and 12.
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It's strange that their focus is on children, and they didn't want us to see the children.
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We all want clean air, water, and to protect our children and their children from climate catastrophe.
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I strongly support rights and protections for mothers and children, including prenatal children, and other vulnerable populations.
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Children, or the possibility of children, shift in your mid-30s from one thing into something else.
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They want their children to be treated the same way the children of heterosexual parents are treated.
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She and her children carried only a small bag of clothing each and the children were barefoot.
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But those children were only a fraction of the total number of children who are currently detained.
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People should not languish in poverty because they aren't raising children or because their children are grown.
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In all, 16 of Kyle's children, grandchildren and great children went to the ballgame, according to Kinzler.
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He is survived by Ms. Trabelsi, along with three children and three children from a previous marriage.
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In fact, black children are more likely than Hispanic or white children to have a deceased parent.
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This forced Trump to release detained adults who have children with them when he releases their children.
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Stratton's five children are now left without a mother, and her three youngest children are now orphans.
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The disease typically affects children; all the recent cases in Minnesota were in children younger than 10.
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I don't take my own children on the same adventures that I once took stranger's children on.
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Kidnapped children have been forced into fighting for the group, taking up weapons and abducting other children.
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Nondisabled parents produce disabled children with startling regularity — and disabled people produce nondisabled children time and again.
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If the arrival of children is hard on marriages, is the departure of children good for marriages?
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This means that the children of slaves were at a significant disadvantage compared to wealthy white children.
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This disregards the bond between parents and their children, and the desire to keep their children safe.
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"This is an existential issue for your children, for my children and our grandchildren," Soon-Shiong said.
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We must come together to defeat the fallacy that adoptive children are any different from biological children.
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Children of such marriages appear to be at a major advantage compared to children from other unions.
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When they had children, men's incomes still stayed on par with their peers who had no children.
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Almost 1 in 5 children live in conflict zones, a new report from Save the Children finds.
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The Morozovs began adopting children in 2009, after their own children grew up and left the home.
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It's like when children say they suffer abuse but no one believes them because they are children.
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In the current study, HbA1c levels averaged 7.6% in children of mothers with advanced degrees, 7.9% in children of women with bachelor's degrees, 8.2% in children whose mothers graduated from vocational or 2-year colleges, and 8.4% in children of mothers with no more than a high school degree.
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But right now border agents without specialized training in child welfare are routinely separating children from any non-parent, such as aunts and grandmothers (they say to protect these children from trafficking), and are still separating children from parents, inflicting long-term trauma on children as young as toddlers.
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The only people responsible for the separation of the parents and the children that the president has resolved now are the people who bring their children over or send their children over unaccompanied.
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Based on knowledge that 30 percent of children with severe/acute malnutrition who are not able to get treatment die, Save the Children estimates that 50,000 children may have died in just 85033.
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The charity Save the Children said an estimated 20,000 Yemeni children under the age of five were joining the ranks of the severely malnourished every month, "an average of 27 children every hour".
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In Chad and other countries in the region, children with disabilities are sometimes called 'snake children' because they often find movement difficult, meaning they crawl on the ground for longer than other children.
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There's some psychological evidence suggesting that having a working mother is correlated with higher academic achievement and lower anxiety/stress in children, particularly for low-income children and children in single-parent households.
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Their children — like my children — may never come back to the island, but they will inherit the dream.
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We want to end this process of children being brought across dangerous territory, placing those children at risk.
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He'll do an investigation, interview the parents and children individually and he'll interview the children with the parents.
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They are blaming bad policies, and, sadly, irresponsible parents, sending children, and bringing children on these harrowing journeys.
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That&aposs why they are doing things like paring children up with adults who are not their children.
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Most of the people on board were Eritrean, according to Save the Children, including many women and children.
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Unaccompanied and separated children accounted for 92 percent of all children arriving in Italy by sea last year.
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No one ever stops people from having children so why would you stop someone who doesn't want children?
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Both children were placed in their cribs afterward, and Moronez told the parents the children just stopped breathing.
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I have spent my professional life fighting for children, children who have been victimized and injured and harmed.
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Kidman adopted two children with ex-husband Tom Cruise and has two biological children with husband Keith Urban.
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Viral infections are common among children, possibly helping to explain why more children contract the condition than adults.
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Children who are kept indoors are not as well off in many ways as children who get outside.
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Al-Halabi, who the children refer to as Baba, or Dad, said the children still reminisce about Aleppo.
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Already with four children of her own, Franklin "filled the gap" for her siblings' children when they died.
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Prevalence also tends to be higher among non-Hispanic white children and among children of highly educated parents.
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His wife, four children and a sister with three children, were among those who died, Kahale told reporters.
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"What happened to my children to the children in my community, it's taken away their innocence," says Walters.
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When I see those children down in Brownsville, I don&apost see them as somebody else&aposs children.
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Why did the children of the American revolution achieve what the children of the French revolution could not?
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"Also, the ABA does not consider packaging designed to appeal to children as marketing to children," Harris said.
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Today, white and black children do drugs at similar rates, but black children are arrested far more often.
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Police asked Almena's three children whether they lived there, Evans recalled, and the children responded that they did.
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A devoted mom of two biological children and three foster children, Ferrell's disappearance is highly uncharacteristic, Nugent said.
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Food allergies among children increased by 50% from 1997 to 2011, and now affect one in 13 children.
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The correlation is stronger for children from poor backgrounds than it is for children from better-off ones.
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A family with two or more children, however, can claim different credits for different children, Mr. Sonnenblick said.
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This is probably all quite different if you have children, and Christmas is, after all, for the children.
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Permanent residents can sponsor their spouses, minor children and unmarried adult children for green cards, subject to caps.
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As a result, Hutterite children aren't exposed to farm animals to the same degree that Amish children are.
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You remind me of Jesus, who said, "Let the little children come unto Me" – even the difficult children.
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And "Black children are assholes" is allowed because "children," a group categorized according to age, are not protected.
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"Calling it childish would be disrespectful to children everywhere." calling it childish would be disrespectful to children everywhere.
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Although women without children have made gains in the labor market, women with children have not kept pace.
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Indigenous children are more than twice as likely than non-Indigenous children to live in poverty in Canada.
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We know the Banks children are all grown up, and Michael (Ben Whishaw) has children of his own.
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It is that relationships often produce children, and children are profoundly affected by how their parents get on.
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Save the Children will lead relief efforts for families and children impacted by the hurricane in the region.
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Affluent children raised in this way are exposed to many more words and complex ideas than poorer children.
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YouTube has also come under fire for recommending creepy videos to children and videos of children to pedophiles.
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Port pointed out that raising children isn't "one size fits all," namely because children come in multiple sizes.
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Later, children guilty of minor offenses, including truancy, and innocent children, including orphans, were placed in the school.
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Later, children guilty of minor offenses, like truancy, and innocent children, including orphans, were placed in the school.
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However, children must be under 18, which is why dependent children older than that cannot legally enter Britain.
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And, like, what if she ran for president in 2028, when her two children aren't really children anymore?
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Your influence on your children and their schools is vital in ending the violence against children like mine.
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Children who experience quality early development demonstrate greater cognitive and social-emotional growth than children who do not.
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While your children may reflect parts of you, they are not you and you are not your children.
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"Of course when I think of my children, yes, but I would do this without children," he says.
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I think having someone who loves and takes care of the children is really what your children need.
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UNICEF said 3.7 million children had been born since the conflict began, a third of all Syrian children.
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The children are now 19, 17 and 15, Ms. Lambert said; Mr. Braxton fathered the youngest two children.
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Of the 69,550 children, 4,000 still remain in government custody, where more detained children and teens arrive weekly.
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The number of violations against children in war have tripled globally since 2010, according to Save the Children.
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What are we willing to sacrifice for what we want our children, and our children's children, to enjoy?
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Children in foster care are much more likely to receive psychiatric drugs than children overall (The Associated Press).
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Parents' aspirations and dreams for their children may not be the aspirations or dreams children have for themselves.
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Concerned other children were being affected, Omido then tested the lead levels of three children from Owino Uhuru.
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Chirino raises money for the Voices for Children Foundation, which advocates for foster children in the Miami area.
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But in most city school districts, where poor children live near other poor children, no such diversity exists.
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The immunization campaign, which targets children under 15 years old, has already vaccinated 845 children, according to WHO.
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The ambition levels of women with children and women without children track each other almost exactly over time.
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Having dealt with parents who have lost children, or parents with missing children, (Casey Anthony) was clearly different.
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Poverty rates for children, especially black children, fell to record lows, while welfare rolls dropped by 50 percent.
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Save the Children works in eight counties across Kentucky, and serves nearly 2,200 children in Clay County alone.
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Common brands include Mucinex Children&aposs Stuffy Nose and Chest Congestion and Children&aposs Dimetapp Cold and Allergy.
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This was true for children of all racial and ethnic groups and for poor and nonpoor children alike.
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The SUV contained seven children -- but none of the children was listed with Abdul-Ghani's date of birth.
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But it can stoke feelings of anger and resentment in children who don't marry or can't have children.
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The study included parents of 537 children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and 414 children with typical neurodevelopment.
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She was taken to the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children, where about 1,200 children are being held.
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Children with vaccine exemptions are at much greater risk of being infected with measles than fully vaccinated children.
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The Florida Department of Children and Families has taken charge of the children and has opened an investigation.
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"Their mother was screaming, 'The children are dead, the children are dead,' " he said in a telephone interview.
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According to Seattle-based organization Committee for Children, most children who don't report bullying believe adults don't intervene.
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Women are left to raise their children alone and children are left to wonder who their fathers are.
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"Do you ever regret having children?" she fires back cooly as the Conway children scream in the background.
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In my heart, I thought of my children and other children I had been mentoring at the time.
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The agency excels at finding homes for sibling groups, older children, minority children, and those with special needs.
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He said there may be just under 3,000 children, with about 100 children under the age of 1003.
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Make sure your children don't drink the water, especially if other children have been sitting on the jets.
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While Ashkenazi children were encouraged to go to college, experts say, Mizrahi children were steered into vocational schools.
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What's more, taking care of very young children, or older children with special needs, can make work impossible.
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Mr. Alvarez himself acknowledges having six children out of wedlock, in addition to two children with his wife.
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And Northern children were told stories about the Long Night, White Walkers and the Children of the Forest.
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It deports children brought to the United States by their parents, children who have never known another home.
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Cases in children have so far been rare, and children with Covid-19 have generally exhibited mild symptoms.
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They returned to evaluate the children a year later and five years later, when the children were 6.
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During that time period, 157 children were killed, including the 24 children already considered part of the case.
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Here are some questions and answers about debit cards for children: Do prepaid cards for children charge fees?
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Mary Frances's children have children of their own, and grandchildren too, but they've never outgrown calling her Mommy.
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In children of all ages, but especially younger children, the urge to compete for parental attention is innate.
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People who would come in as children in strollers now come in with their own children in strollers.
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By now, many of the children whose parents signed up decades ago have had children of their own.
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Children younger than 1 saw the highest incidence, followed by children between the ages of 1 and 133.
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Parents of older children, not surprisingly, tended to worry more about children falling behind or missing a test.
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Their two young children ride bicycles and run around outside with other children on the traffic-free street.
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But the risk that her children have it, and could pass it along to their children, remains substantial.
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Carriers are generally healthy, but when two have children together, the children are at risk for the disease.
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Multiple migrant children have died in ICE custody recently, and the agency has housed children in inhuman conditions.
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Admission: Adults: $7 | Seniors (62+): $5 Children (ages 5 to 15): $5 Children under 5 are free. blackcowboymuseum.
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Even if seniors live with children, those children usually work, leaving the dependent elderly isolated during the day.
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The children were declared unaccompanied and shipped off to HHS facilities like children who arrive illegally by themselves.
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Some 85,000 children in Yemen may have lost their fight against starvation since 2015, Save the Children estimates.
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Save the Children warned that children in makeshift shelters in Serbia are at risk of freezing to death.
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Another man with two young children told me he was stopped and asked if those were his children.
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According to one report, 2,773 Palestinian children and 134 Israeli children have been killed since September 29, 2000.
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According to one report, 2,773 Palestinian children and 134 Israeli children have been killed since September 29, 2000.
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According to the Sentencing Project, black children are incarcerated at a rate five times higher than white children.
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My husband and I adopted our children through a private agency, Spence-Chapin Services to Families and Children.
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Children are dying in CBP custody because more children are in CBP custody, for longer, than ever before.
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"I've seen children die of measles, kids devastated by rubella, children becoming sterile from mumps," Professor Weitzman said.
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That will also be true for their children, and their children, and so on, for hundreds of generations.
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Compared with older or younger children, middle children were more open to entertaining those kinds of ideas too.
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"I don't know about everyone else's children, I love my children, they're great children, but receiving maybe several million dollars at the moment they turn 18 might not be the best decision," Friedman said.
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"By using children to carry out attacks, Boko Haram has created an atmosphere of fear and suspicion towards children, and some communities are starting to see children as threats to their safety," Kidane said.
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Children separated from their parents are placed in the custody of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement, the federal organization in charge of holding separated children under the Unaccompanied Alien Children Program.
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In earlier CDC reports, white children were 20103 to 30 percent more likely than black children to receive an autism diagnosis, and about 50 percent more likely than Hispanic children to receive a diagnosis.
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Across the nation, about 35% of missing children are black, and another 20% are Latino, said Robert Lowery, vice president for the Missing Children Division of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Although men with children often have lower testosterone levels than men without children, earlier studies were not always successful in finding a link between fathers' direct involvement with their children and their testosterone levels.
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Gifted children have needs M. René Islas, executive director of the National Association for Gifted Children, said it would be a mistake for parents to let their children pursue their gifts on their own.
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How many children it housed, how many children inside had been separated from their parents as a result of the zero-tolerance practice on the border or how those children were being cared for.
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For example, a google image search of children and nature reveals a multitude of children pictured in pristine nature environments, also striking for the lack of diversity in the children pictured in these images.
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It found that parents showed improvement in their ability to interact with their children, improvement in children communicating back with their parents and reduced severity of symptoms among children whose parents received this training.
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Additionally a 22001 report by DHHS showed black children were more than twice as likely as white children to find themselves in foster care: 9.6 children per 1,000 compared to 4.2 per 1,000, respectively.
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But it is an intergenerational struggle, as much tying black mothers to their children as it is tying the children whose lives were taken by police violence to the children who are alive today.
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Meanwhile, the wife is reading aloud (sometimes to her children, sometimes into her recorder) a translation of an Italian novel, "Elegies for Lost Children," about unaccompanied children riding atop trains to an unnamed country.
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"I must tell you, I was very frightened to try to write a children's story or a story for children, because first of all, I think children object to being called children," he said.
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A report by the aid charity Save the Children, published on Friday, said that during the protests, at least 250 Gazan children had been hit with live bullets, among nearly 700 children injured overall.
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Nationally, about 35 percent of missing children are black, and roughly 20 percent are Latino, said Robert Lowery, vice president for the missing children division of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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The children of Lebanese refugees, they speak Danish without an accent and converse with their children in Danish; their children, they complain, speak so little Arabic that they can barely communicate with their grandparents.
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Characters in a book the mother reads to her stepson echo the "real lost children" migrating across the desert, who echo the mother's own two children who, in their own games, echo "bands of Apache children," and who, later in the novel, like "the real lost children" end up lost themselves.
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According to a 2010 study by USA Swimming, more than two-thirds (69 percent) of black children and nearly as many Hispanic children (58 percent) self-reported minimal swimming ability compared with 42 percent of white children, which puts these children of color at a far greater risk of drowning.
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The book explores how families who consider themselves "normal" respond to children with a variety of differences or disabilities: families of people with deafness, dwarfism, Down syndrome and autism; families of prodigies; those bringing up children conceived in rape; those whose children have committed crimes; and others with transgender children.
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They're supposed to have a choice between having their children deported with them or leaving their children in the US — to truly be the "unaccompanied alien children" the government treated them as to begin with.
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Not everybody looks at the millions of young people like me – children born into struggling families, children born to immigrant parents, children who are immigrants themselves – not everybody looks at them and sees an investment.
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But Susan Boone, the aunt of the father of the children, said the verdict was too lenient: "Eight years is not enough time because she can have other children and put other children in danger."
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Denis Mabwa, who works for REEJER, a coalition of groups assisting street children, said charities like his find homes for about 22003,21997 children each year, while around 25,22015 new children move in the opposite direction.
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The rate was higher in children (13 per 1000 children) than in adults (six per 1000 adults), but there were more adults (approximately 1.4 million) than children (approximately 1 million) living with congenital heart defects.
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Children are being killed on their way to school, children as young as seven are being forcefully recruited to the frontline and one in three children have grown up knowing nothing but fear and war.
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Parents who've been ordered deported have the choice to take their children with them (and withdraw any case their children have to remain in the US), or leave their children here and be deported alone.
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By contrast, only 210 percent of Hispanic children born in the bottom fifth make it to the top fifth, along with 000 percent of American Indian children and a tiny 2.5 percent of black children.
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Flores limits the detention of children to no more than 20 days, and concern over separating children from their parents has led to the practice of releasing the parents too when the children are released.
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That number includes mainly children whose parents were deported, as well as children whose parents were released into the interior and children who were deemed ineligible for family reunification due to other factors, he said.
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The 19683 study by the U.S.A. Swimming Foundation also found that nearly 64 percent of black children, 45 percent of Hispanic children and 40 percent of white children nationally have little to no swimming ability.
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Children of parents with precarious schedules were much more likely to exhibit anxiety, guilt or sadness than children of parents with stable schedules, according to survey results from 4,300 workers with children 15 and younger.
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Vallow "abandoned her two minor children, delayed law enforcements attempts to locate her children, and encouraged another individual to delay law enforcements attempts to locate her children," a complaint filed by the prosecutor's office says.
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As Nguyen pointed out, "This approach ignores how children receive these services on the understanding that they might be ticking timebombs or budding violent gang members, rather than children deserving of such services as children."
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The National Coalition on Children and Disasters, a coalition of child-serving national organizations, has publicly asked Congress to prioritize children and families without offsets to programs that help low-income children, families and individuals.
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For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone.
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The children are our future and video is also the future and so the children must all learn video.
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In the case of missing children, the video inserts the children that went missing closest to a viewer's area.
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There is no Planet B. This disastrous decision threatens the world our children and children's children will live in.
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One in four children in the world are living in conflict, and over half of all refugees are children.
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But compared to untreated children, children given antimicrobials had a noticeably higher chance of either thing happening to them.
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They have more to lose, they intend to spend more on their children, and the result is fewer children.
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Of the 12,000 children that are in the system, 2,000 our children separated from families, 503,000 are unaccompanied minors.
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Children of the Forest: supernatural creatures that are not actually children, but earned the nickname from the First Men.
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