They've taken everything we had, and not just from us, from our fathers, and from our fathers' fathers.
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But he also felt that many populations of fathers were understudied: married and unmarried dads, single-parent fathers and gay fathers, adolescent dads, and even incarcerated fathers, who account for roughly 750,000 of the 72 million fathers in America.
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The number of employed fathers who take paternity leave has more than tripled, from 19523,21952 fathers in 214 to 2300,000 fathers in 2015.
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INGRAHAM: Celebrate fathers, male role models all across the country who act as fathers.
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Like all fathers—or surrogate fathers, in this case—I felt elation and pride.
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In addition, fathers, including self-employed fathers, can take up to 10 days leave.
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With the organizing committee meeting in progress, Quinn, 75, came bursting through the door wearing a Flying Fathers jersey, a Flying Fathers jacket and a Flying Fathers hat.
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A soundtrack for the dad-themed holiday that is not just full of tracks for fathers by fathers about being fathers—though, there is a plethora of those on here—but dedications to fathers for how they made us who we are.
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Girls with fathers that matured early started menstruating about 10.5 months sooner than girls with late-bloomers for fathers, and the girls of fathers who went through early puberty also developed pubic hair around 7 months before girls whose fathers developed late.
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As compared to poor nonresident white fathers, many poor nonresident black fathers are more likely to see their children on a regular basis than white nonresident fathers, not less.
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Asian fathers were the oldest on average by ethnicity, and black and Hispanic fathers the youngest.
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Fathers who have two or more children earn 9 percent more than fathers with just one child.
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There is another category of fathers who are absent from their family's dinner table today — fathers in prison.
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Father's Day is not just a day for fathers, but a day for all who are fathers to others.
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If there's a paramount subject under consideration, it's the relationship between sons and fathers, especially sons and absent fathers.
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Girls whose fathers are absent or almost always absent go through puberty sooner than their peers whose fathers are present.
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No one was more patriotic than our founding fathers, and yet most of the prominent founding fathers were slave owners.
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About 35% of the kids with fathers who were heavier smokers developed asthma, compared with 25% of children with fathers who were lighter smokers and 23% of kids with fathers who didn't smoke at all during pregnancy.
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Resumes from fathers scored more highly than identical ones from non-fathers, while the opposite effect was observed in women's applications.
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In honor of Fathers Day, Reuters asked a few prominent Americans about the financial habits they got from their own fathers.
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When fathers were more involved and shared equally with their partners in soothing the infant, men felt more effective as fathers.
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Fathers understand another person is helping to raise their child, and a lot of fathers are learning to be O.K. with that.
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Working with Carhartt Handmade Films, Momoa has created "Fathers On Fatherhood," a short movie interviewing fathers about the importance of being dads.
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But, interestingly, that similarity wasn't anywhere near as strong between moms and sons, between fathers and daughters, or between fathers and sons.
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A 2023 Pew study found fathers are spending about three times as long with their children in an average week than fathers did in 1965, and almost two-thirds of fathers say they don't spend enough time with their kids.
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And in his Oakland comments, he criticized absent fathers, even though a 2013 report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that black fathers were the most involved with their children daily than any other group of fathers.
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Many of the early church fathers were called desert fathers because they sought out the desert as a lonely place to find God.
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It turns out that fathers have all kinds of effects on their children, and children have all kinds of effects on their fathers.
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We've had 240 years of fathers … and fathers are okay, a great father can give a kid 40 percent of his needs, tops.
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Campaigner Matt O'Connor from equal parenting rights campaign group Fathers 4 Justice said excluding fathers from retail branding was "unacceptable" and "casual sexism".
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A closer look at the data shows that mental illness isn't just linked to older fathers; there's a risk among younger fathers, too.
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When fathers matured early, boys tended to develop pubic hair almost one year ahead of boys with fathers who went through puberty late.
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" Among those parallels is that the sons "specialized, unlike their fathers, perhaps in spite of their fathers, in finishing almost everything they started.
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A study of mules, which have horse mothers and donkey fathers, and hinnies, with horse fathers and donkey mothers, found that genes from the animals' fathers were predominant in the placenta, the temporary organ that joins the mother and fetus during pregnancy.
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The penalty they fear the most is from fathers — if they think their fathers are watching them, for example, they won't play with dolls.
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The researchers also scanned the brains of 17 men who were not fathers and 19 first-time fathers before and after their partners' pregnancies.
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It's also nice seeing dads who are good, seeing gay dads who do a good job being fathers, seeing representations of what fathers should do.
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The women also said Marmel told them that black women have too many children with multiple fathers and suggested that those fathers are drug dealers.
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Together, these forces have helped create the myth that many children do not know their fathers and that many fathers do not know their children.
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After being demonized and attacked by men's rights activists, she apologized, but it wasn't deemed sufficient: "You targeted fathers, and just fathers," Elam rebuked her.
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Fathers today spend far more time on child care than their fathers ever did, and are far less likely to be their family's sole breadwinner.
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But the gifts that are given and the desire to win approval, one from the other, still go on: sons and fathers, fathers and sons.
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"Fathers have much more effect on children than even I would have guessed — and I was biased in favor of fathers to start with," he said.
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The role of fathers in America is rapidly evolving, with millennial dads on average far more involved in daily parenting tasks than their own fathers were.
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This suggests that both mothers and fathers of newborns are older today, but the average age of mothers is increasing slightly faster than that of fathers.
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White fathers were on average 35 years old in 225 and 21993 in 210, while the average age of black fathers increased to 30.4 from 27.2.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black single fathers are more involved in their kids' lives than white single fathers at this stage.
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Add to this the fathers who immigrate to the United States for work without their families and become nonresidential fathers in order to send needed remittances home.
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Fathers at JPMorgan Chase and CNN have sued their employers for not providing biological fathers the opportunity to have the same amount of paid leave after childbirth.
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We also found that when fathers described themselves as empathetic and when they reported having a loving relationship with the infant's mother, they were more sensitive fathers.
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How can we herald the actions of our Founding Fathers while simultaneously depriving fellow Americans of the same rights those Founding Fathers fought so hard to achieve?
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Other recent studies have shown that gay fathers self-report greater amounts of life satisfaction, happiness, and purpose compared to heterosexual fathers and gay men without children.
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Overall, 31% of kids with fathers who smoked during pregnancy developed asthma by age 6, compared with 23% of kids without fathers who smoked, the study found.
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And find out what the founding fathers were really like in The Founding Fathers: Those Horse-Ridin', Fiddle-Playin', Book-Readin', Gun-Totin' Gentlemen Who Started America.
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There's research indicating that dads react differently to daughters and sons as toddlers, and other research indicating that fathers of daughters are more liberal than fathers of sons.
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Paul Raeburn In general fathers have much more effect on children than even I would have guessed — and I was biased in favor of fathers to start with.
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However, about 26% of men who were teenage fathers lived below the federal poverty line, as compared with 9% of those who did not become fathers as teens.
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But I'm learning that many grandparents — mostly mothers and mothers-in-law, but some fathers and fathers-in-law as well — are indeed present for the big event.
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The "empty chairs" of fathers lost while defending our country, law enforcement officers killed while protecting our communities, or fathers who were victims of violent crimes or tragic accidents.
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All of them full of sympathy suddenly for the ghetto world of their traditional fathers now that the traditional fathers are filed for safekeeping in Beth Moses Memorial Park.
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"Men are anticipating that their spouses will be fully engaged in their own careers and they want to be more involved as fathers than their fathers were," Friedman says.
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In this national sample of fathers of children up to the age of 13, 52 percent of the fathers surveyed said that they had been criticized for their parenting.
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We don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of crime victims that way, we don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of members of our military that way, we don't treat the fathers, sons and brothers of police officers or lab employees that way, and we don't treat the fathers, sons or brothers of missing persons that way, even though we have DNA databases for all those groups of people as well.
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People love to quote the founding fathers to give their arguments some gravitas, but idiots on the internet help spread fake quotes from those founding fathers far and wide online.
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There's a conversation that says it's because fathers aren't present, and others say that it's more related to the poverty that is often faced by families when fathers aren't present.
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I can only suggest you get yourself a copy and gift it to people also, share the wise words with mothers and fathers, mothers- and fathers-to-be — just everyone.
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In Germany a two-month bonus for fathers who take some of the shared parental leave increased take-up by new fathers from 113% to 34% between 2008 and 2014.
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People love to quote the founding fathers to give their arguments some gravitas, but idiots on the internet help spread fake quotes from those founding fathers far and wide online.
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According to Olympic historian Bill Mallon, fathers and sons have competed together at the Olympics on 56 different occasions, fathers and daughters 12 times and mothers and daughters only twice.
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These findings have important implications for developing interventions to assist fathers in the care of their infants because we now know how to help fathers cope with infant distress. Why?
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Fathers who've been around for a while are likely to be more established in their careers and able to provide better schooling and a more enriching environment than younger fathers.
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Many of the men expressed the desire to be good fathers to their children — to be more emotionally expressive around their kids than their own fathers had been with them.
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The presence of fathers seems to make a difference to a boy regardless of whether his own father is present, suggesting that other fathers can act as role models and mentors.
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Teenage fathers were earning an average of about $33,000 a year at the time they were interviewed while those who did not become teen fathers had about $39,000 in annual income.
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"You know, we have gay fathers who live in 12,000-square-foot homes and gay fathers who live in one bedrooms," says Copeland, who has two adopted kids of his own.
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One of the five fathers Cruz spoke to said he was taken into an area at a detention center with 20 to 30 other fathers and pressured to sign a form.
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In Japan, new fathers can take up to one year of non-paid paternity leave -- one of the highest fathers leave periods in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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One study found that people diagnosed with schizophrenia were twice as likely to have been born to fathers between 45 and 49 years old and three times more likely to have been born to fathers 50 and older, compared with fathers younger than 25, although the risks of children of older dads were still low.
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For control, they also scanned twice the brains of 20 women who had never been pregnant, the brains of 17 men who were not fathers, and those of 19 first-time fathers.
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And on behalf of the fathers who are missing a child and children who are missing fathers due to senseless and preventable gun violence, I ask every American to follow my lead.
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Jean Antoine Letronne's On the Cosmographical Ideas of the Church Fathers likewise pushed the idea, this time in an effort to paint the early-days Christian Church Fathers as anti-science hicks.
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Compared with babies of fathers 25 to 34, those whose fathers were 45 to 54 had a 15 percent increased risk for premature birth, and an 18 percent increased risk for seizure.
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A 2015 Pew Research Center study found that fathers and mothers are almost equally likely to say parenting is an extremely important part of their identity, and a 2016 Pew Research Center study found that fathers spend an average of eight hours a week on child care, three times as much as fathers did in 1965.
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" Dr. Peggy Drexler, a research psychologist and the author of Our Fathers, Ourselves: Daughters, Fathers, and the Changing American Family, explained what Ephron might have meant by the essence of daughter: "Many daughters retain the desire to please their fathers, no matter how old they are, how well-established in their respective careers, or how otherwise independent.
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Interestingly, working parents have a higher rate of volunteering than all parents: mothers volunteer at a rate of 43.2% and working mothers at 46.7%, with fathers at 50% and working fathers at 36.6%.
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"It's exciting to be partnering with Pampers to be able to focus on fathers and all the great fathers around the world, and to focus on developing happy and healthy kids," he says.
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Ms. Sellers said she had been heartened by the response on social media, where people have said she made them appreciate their fathers more, and fathers said they aspired to be like hers.
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But let's not lose sight of the country's poorest fathers.
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Behson urges fathers to remember the benefits of parental leave.
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And who do we want fathers and husbands to be?
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"That's why God gave many kids fathers," Krawcheck tells CNBC.
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Geeking out over America's founding fathers is officially cool. 21.
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They said there were two fathers, one above, one below.
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In 2017, fathers raising their kids shouldn't be deemed newsworthy.
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It's baseline stuff; it's Founding Fathers kind of principles here.
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He said they weren't told what happened to their fathers.
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We needed an explanation for the failings of our fathers.
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The founding fathers intended using weapons for defense, not offense.
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Both fathers of June's kids, sitting at a dive bar.
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It could hardly be otherwise, as America's Founding Fathers foresaw.
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Much about President Donald Trump would dismay the Founding Fathers.
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The three other fathers could not be reached for comment.
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Some fathers drive twelve hours to visit you in Brooklyn.
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So [my wife and I] decided to advocate for fathers.
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Men are lauded for their roles as fathers and leaders.
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The city fathers, however, soon threw caution to the wind.
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Walking In The Footsteps Of Our Fathers — Ladysmith Black Mambazo
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You know, just like the Founding Fathers would have done.
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Brothers march with brothers, sons with fathers, friends with friends.
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He was the last of the founding fathers of Israel.
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Furthermore, the sons of stressed fathers themselves produce stressed daughters.
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At least some of the founding fathers would have approved.
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His ideas were a strong influence on America's founding fathers.
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"Happy Fathers Day 💙," she captioned the second candid moment.
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The couple's entire episode storyline revolves around their warring fathers.
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Discussions of sexuality are also unequal between mother and fathers.
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I would sit there and think about my friends' fathers.
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Lawyers believe that about 5,000 fathers were denied extended leave.
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Birds chirp, the mailman walks his route, Cleveland's city fathers
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And women are attracted to men that resemble their fathers.
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But fathers being involved aren't always bad for these kids.
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Many mothers and fathers struggle to balance family and careers.
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It's not just people without fathers or mothers or guidance.
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Some fathers in Fukushima are no longer in the picture.
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We all like to see the best in our fathers.
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From films about difficult fathers (Boyhood) or father figures (St.
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Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads out there [sic]!
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They held aloft babies who would never know their fathers.
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Women with children earn 71 percent of what fathers earn.
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We are feminists — fathers, sons and husbands, allies and castmates.
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Many of the fathers we saw had agreed to deportation.
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The early church fathers differed a lot over that question.
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Her plan, unlike Mr. Trump's, would also cover new fathers.
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Some have watched fathers, brothers or friends go to prison.
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The caucus has many professed fathers, but former Louisiana Reps.
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Children with active fathers are healthier, happier, and more successful.
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The Founding Fathers launched the American experiment 242 years ago.
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Those typically involved fathers overseeing the careers of their children.
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Some men are accompanied by only their fathers or fiancées.
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The founding fathers were unanimous that Congress should declare war.
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Happy Fathers Day to all the deadly Dad's out there.
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"We're the children of fathers with big shadows," he said.
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He's known as one of the founding fathers of Bourbon.
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It's like the Founding Fathers' idea of the yeoman government.
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Sometimes Vanessa's three kids teased one another about their fathers.
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Are the founding fathers who owned slaves next in line?
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Increasingly, fathers of newborns are also part of the discussion.
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THE STONE The founding fathers weren't talking about personal wellness.
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Mr. Moore represents much of what the founding fathers despised.
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Fathers came to see Muse with their sons to bond.
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He picks counsel like my cousin Tasha picks baby fathers.
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But men today live lives vastly different from their fathers'.
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The child welfare system would value fathers, too, researchers say.
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Victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan.
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Two Indonesian fathers were suddenly arrested by ICE on Jan.
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The city fathers behind these efforts were not acting selflessly.
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My friends' fathers were present but seemed ordinary in comparison.
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Justice Ginsburg said treating mothers and fathers differently was unjustified.
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THESE BOYS AND THEIR FATHERS: A Memoir, by Don Waters.
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Then again, how many terrible fathers — terrible, precious — ever have?
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In Japan, fathers rarely take advantage of generous leave policies.
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The girls' fathers aren't much involved in their daughters' lives.
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Which of these Founding Fathers did not sign the Constitution?
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Mothers and fathers in my community don't have those advantages.
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These were no longer our sons, our fathers, our friends.
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The policy language has also been changed to include fathers.
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Indeed, the Founding Fathers' worst nightmare is coming to pass.
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Did their moral obtuseness come from amoral fathers or grandfathers?
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Some had to beg their mothers and fathers to go.
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Three women lost their husbands; nine children lost their fathers.
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For fathers, it's lovingly referred to as the dad reflex.
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Both men had also married and became fathers to sons.
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New fathers are finally receiving equal recognition for parental leave.
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But our founding fathers would surely view S. J. Res.
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Fathers were described as "intelligent" and often in medical school.
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Today's supine Congress would be unrecognizable to the Founding Fathers.
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Is it an insult to the Founding Fathers' original intent?
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They are mothers and fathers trying to feed their children.
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I spoke to cadets who had become soldiers, executives, fathers.
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Success has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.
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Two hundred years ago, the Founding Fathers made a mistake.
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"I actually had to pray three Our Fathers," he said.
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The Flying Fathers were like the Harlem Globetrotters on skates.
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The new Flying Fathers know they can't escape the shadow.
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The Founding Fathers were wrong about all kinds of things.
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It has made paid leave available to fathers since then.
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Is it because our fathers and mothers were not bright?
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"We're seeing a beginning of a generational shift where we've got a new generation of fathers who want to do things differently to perhaps how their fathers managed their work-life balance," she said.
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Cast members Nour and Amber both had difficult times coming out to their fathers, and they swapped stories about coming out to some family members right away while waiting years before telling their fathers.
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When young women use abortion services, the adolescent men who avoid becoming teenaged fathers go on to have better educational and financial futures than peers who do become teen fathers, a U.S. study suggests.
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And since candidates are always referring to the founding fathers, find out what they were really like in The Founding Fathers: Those Horse-Ridin', Fiddle-Playin', Book-Readin', Gun-Totin' Gentlemen Who Started America.
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Another study found that children with autism were nearly six times as likely to have fathers who were 40 or older when they were conceived than fathers who were younger than 30 years of age.
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It's also true that if you add up the total amount of paid and unpaid work that mothers and fathers do, fathers spend 54.2 hours per week working--paid and unpaid work--mothers spend 52.7.
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Fathers had staged sit-ins, children were refusing to take part in school activities, and some fathers had started a hunger strike, RAICES spokeswoman Jennifer Falcon said on a conference call with reporters on Thursday.
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Males with fathers who were older than 50 at conception were 32% more likely to score higher on exams in STEM subjects than the offspring of fathers who were under 25, according to the study.
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Fathers are more involved now than in decades past in the care of their children, yet many research studies continue to see fathers as the secondary parent and optional in the lives of their children.
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We're not like Yankee fans, in other words, many of whom inherited the team from their fathers, who inherited it from their fathers, or who chose it out of some genetic predisposition to front-running.
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Observatory Male zebra finches learn their courtship songs from their fathers.
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But the elderly founding fathers seem ever more out of touch.
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And these dad bloggers know just how to reach other fathers.
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It's one creative way people are including fathers in shower festivities.
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The fathers and sons in Karnes right now appear to disagree.
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It mentions "two fathers," which overtly refers to God vs. Satan.
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For black mothers (and fathers), it is a legitimate, daily fear.
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While not as common for fathers, Hopper obviously cherished the moment.
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Those we commemorate on Memorial Day fought for mothers and fathers.
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Maybe it was the parade of weeping mothers and anguished fathers.
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Aren&apost we done with the whole idea of founding fathers?
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And why are we recognizing gender anyway with our founding fathers?
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One fire department in Oklahoma boasts a pack of new fathers.
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The failure of the American Health Care Act has many fathers.
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You know, guardrails were put in place by our Founding Fathers.
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Hamilton was one of the founding fathers of the United States.
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So, as simple citizens, you will become fathers of the nation.
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Soosh shows all the ways that fathers can make life better.
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We are your brothers and sisters and your mothers and fathers.
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" Fathers, he said, shouldn't be congratulated simply for "changing a diaper.
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And apparently, it's a dish that our Founding Fathers could've eaten.
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They forget that they have brothers and sisters by different fathers.
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Fathers said they longed to be in their children's lives more.
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Why it would rise in fathers during pregnancy is a mystery.
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Both are husbands, fathers, funny, and late-night talk show hosts.
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"They mentor young boys with single parents... without fathers," he said.
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Sweden goes a step further, requiring fathers to take time off.
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Our founding fathers set up a government of checks and balances.
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DO MEN, in essence, marry their mothers, and women their fathers?
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She noticed that she kept capturing moments between fathers and daughters.
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They often hide among us as successful people and loving fathers.
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Safe neighborhoods happen when fathers and mothers are in the home.
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The law covers mothers, fathers, adoptive parents and same-sex couples.
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Many cannot bear to live with the sins of their fathers.
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How much time is best for babies, for mothers, for fathers?
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Failing to acknowledge the mental health of fathers can be problematic.
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He never acted like he was one of the Founding Fathers.
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Notably, fathers used DIY language to describe work traditionally considered feminine.
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The Founding Fathers indeed intended the Electoral College to be deliberative.
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Typically, fathers with college degrees are just over 33 years old.
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However, there are positives when older men become fathers, Eisenberg noted.
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"The Founding Fathers created a country based on fact," Schumer said.
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We have families that are broken apart, no fathers at home.
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Five immigrant fathers and their children were mentioned in the complaint.
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We talked about our fathers, neither of whom cooked or fed.
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This included 30 mothers, 29 fathers, 19 daughters, and 20 sons.
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Eureka … we found experts on Benjamin Franklin and the Founding Fathers.
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How are fathers and sons supposed to bond without nuclear missiles?
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Children sometimes traveled along, tucked around the feet of their fathers.
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The new dream for working fathers is to Netflix and chill.
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I don't think that's what the Founding Fathers had in mind.
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She has been to Army homes to console mothers, fathers, spouses.
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" Then the children's fathers came to visit, and "Daddy" reverted "Justin.
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"Many fathers emphasize competition and achievement with their boys," he said.
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Kids whose moms migrated suffered more than if their fathers left.
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The Founding Fathers also could hardly imagine the progress we've made.
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Show that you have the courage exemplified by our founding fathers.
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They are fathers and sons, sometimes clasping hands in dark moments.
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Possibly their fathers were practicing it that same hot summer day.
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Jeff Goldblum guest-starred as Hiram Berry, one of Rachel's fathers.
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Miller and Hambrick adored their fathers because they were hard workers.
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We need our fathers and mothers to be by our side.
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Many rely on fathers, brothers and husbands to get them around.
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"Our mothers and fathers raised men to treat women like that."
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Her study found that subjects were far less judgmental of fathers.
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It's the old Oedipal trap: fathers and sons, patriarchy and authority.
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Let the prospective fathers share in the journey from conception on.
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And it sometimes makes fathers feel that it's not worth trying.
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New fathers are entitled to a mere three days' paternity leave.
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Then again, none of the fathers had materialized at the luncheon.
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But the Founding Fathers put their own American spin on it.
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Books like this one that show involved fathers help combat that.
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In the end, "Fathers" does more than challenge a troubled present.
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Fathers are often the guardians of gender boundaries, especially for boys.
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Children of long-ago casual sperm donors are finding their fathers.
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Most important, their husbands and fathers need to hear their stories.
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We've all been daughters and sons of our fathers and mothers.
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We're new fathers hoping to do it a little bit better.
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People connected with each other: mothers in NICUs, fathers of suicides.
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Founding fathers knew the executive would need broad authority in war.
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So maybe that's why we especially look up to our fathers.
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That is not consistent with the intent of the founding fathers.
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"Depression often looks different in fathers than in mothers," Walsh said.
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But no clear diagnostic criteria specific to fathers exist, they note.
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Some fathers sing in the shower; mine recited his desired salary.
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The panicky moguls hear certain church fathers float the word boycott.
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And it's ludicrous to compare them to the true Founding Fathers.
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The pain on the faces of fathers is equally heart-wrenching.
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Both had devoted fathers who died in 1977 of heart attacks.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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"We are fathers, we are sons," one of the men said.
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The sinful fathers and the suffering sons are back on Broadway.
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These flexing fathers are truly something extra to celebrate this weekend.
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Knowing, for example, that the Founding Fathers were all secular deists.
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Fathers to brothers, cousins to uncles, friends to beaus, eventual sons.
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But the research of Ron Mincy and his colleagues at Columbia University, who analyzed the largest data set on nonresidential fathers for the State of America's Fathers report, find that the informal support low-income fathers provide -- which includes informal financial contributions as well as care - make nearly as big a difference in their children's lives as their formal financial contributions do.
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Of that 1.9 million, 21% of at-home fathers cited caretaking as the primary reason they are at home (as opposed to inability to find work or disability), like the four fathers featured in thise article.
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The two victims' fathers were able to persuade Judge Bonadio to reopen the complaint by construing new related evidence against Mr. Timerman as a treason case, said Tomás J. Farini Duggan, a lawyer for the fathers.
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Looking beyond the usual focus on how individual children are affected by the presence of their fathers, Mr. Chetty and his colleagues found that the presence of black fathers in the community powerfully shapes boys' trajectories.
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While today's generation of fathers is not the first to change diapers or be actively involved in child care, they are more likely to participate than their own fathers, and much more so than their grandfathers.
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Researchers in Iceland looking at 78 families found that 20-year-old fathers passed on an average of 25 mutations, but 40-year-old fathers passed on 65 mutations, an increase of two new mutations per year.
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Through my research, I am shedding light on the ways that fathers can find support and guidance on social media, and I hope to promote involvement and inclusion among men in their roles and responsibilities as fathers.
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In addition to the gardens talk and tour, other spring programs include an April 10 program on the arts and letters of the founding fathers, celebrating the founding fathers as ordinary people with a passion for dancing.
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"Fathers tell girls that basketball is more appropriate for women," Chavajay said.
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That's why… Happy Fathers Day to our man, our protector, our heart.
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They were mothers and fathers, students and coaches, pastors and choir members.
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Some said their fathers, husbands or partners had urged them to go.
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There are some important things we should know about these forgotten fathers.
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" Summing up: "I say, let the kids get to know their fathers.
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Every single family in the camp was missing sons, brothers and fathers.
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"These men are husbands, fathers, sons and brothers," Sheriff Sid Gautreaux said.
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Their mothers and fathers detained and charged with entering the country illegally.
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And some fathers are not with us because they are in prison.
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That fathers don't normally do things like cook and wash the dishes?
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Some gang members had fathers who were uninvolved, alcoholic or "deadbeat" dads.
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At one point I started insulting the wigs of the Founding Fathers.
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"He was one of the best fathers," Rihanna told Winfrey of Fenty.
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In more competitive ones, fathers received only one-third as many callbacks.
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They need to be ready for that in ways their fathers weren't.
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Later copies had signatures of all of 56 of the Founding Fathers.
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"However, don't you think fathers deserve a place in the sun, too?"
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Our Founding Fathers were so wise, and they were very young, actually.
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I would be better off than children who'd had fathers all along.
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I think that&aposs just what the founding fathers were all about.
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Where to watch it: Of Fathers and Sons is streaming on Kanopy.
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"The fathers of the girls have big houses now," says Yan Vuy.
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Islamist militants carried out savage attacks against the fathers of both men.
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And two, that men somehow lose their style when they become fathers.
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Since 2010, more than 200 young fathers have completed his nonprofit's program.
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When our Founding Fathers spoke of freedom, they explicitly excluded Black people.
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And, according to some polls, fathers expect sex on Father's Day, too.
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The founding fathers don't need Mr. Jackson to come to their defense.
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Nevertheless, Raeburn emphasizes that while fathers are important, they are not essential.
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Many of today's absent fathers were themselves let down by their dads.
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Mothers spent twice the time per day on chores that fathers did.
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Such a "magical" device would have been inconceivable to the Founding Fathers.
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There's also frequently a difference in benefits offered for fathers and mothers.
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What about the mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, brothers and sisters?
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The same certainly can't be said for the fathers of these women.
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Who can blame Europe's Founding Fathers for fearing a resurgence of fascism?
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To be good fathers, they feel less able to skip children's sports.
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Somehow, before CrunchBase, our Founding Fathers must have gotten their startup fix.
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Everyone will level off, perhaps just as the founding fathers wanted it.
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These same events took the lives of fathers, sons, uncles, brothers, sisters.
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Fathers said they felt the strain of not being with their children.
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They want to be better fathers, they want to be better people.
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At this point, they ignore their fathers' tutoring altogether, Dr. Long said.
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Their families remember them by name as soldiers, sons, husbands, and fathers.
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For fathers like dos Santos, the support network in Brazil is lacking.
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They flock to Hamilton because of everything the Founding Fathers never were.
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It's always spooky when sons die the same way their fathers did.
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In attacking Khizr Khan, he had attacked our uncles and our fathers.
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Even some single fathers got to step up and play both roles.
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Until then, they can use their fathers' phones at home, if necessary.
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Usually they are very polite, but fathers especially can sometimes be strict.
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There are mothers and fathers who remind me that I'm not alone.
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That's why … Happy Fathers Day to our man, our protector, our heart.
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Sonny Digital: It's a couple founding fathers, but I'm one of them.
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The gap widens between fathers and mothers as they have more children.
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We can get presents for our dad pals and fathers-in-law.
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The fathers are claiming the first option was already selected for them.
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The Founding Fathers could have drafted the Constitution to prohibit self pardons.
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Fathers married their daughters off as teen-agers to seal clan alliances.
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Fathers are waiting along with the mothers — what else can they do?
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Absent fathers (some in prison) and gun violence also take a toll.
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I know, because she sees her friends, that their fathers are around.
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Beside him, the virtuous fathers, Landreaux and Peter, seem dim and underformed.
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They have never earned money before, only asked their fathers for it.
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At the time, Japan granted citizenship only to children with Japanese fathers.
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In "Hamilton," two American founding fathers sing it to their young children.
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THE RETURN: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between, by Hisham Matar.
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Reverse your evil policy of ripping toddlers away from their mothers & fathers.
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In 2012, I wrote about the Census Bureau's categorizing fathers as babysitters.
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We're brothers, we're fathers, we're hard workers trying to support our families.
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"What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy" (2015), directed by David Evans.
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The Founding Fathers' favorite Roman was a man named Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus.
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"They said there were two fathers," Delos says, after Bernard subdues him.
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They weren't important, but rather beholden to their fathers, mothers, and husbands.
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"People had come here with their grandfathers, with their fathers," recalled Clayton.
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The Founding Fathers clearly contemplated the importance of public access to information.
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In Finland, fathers are not allowed to work during mandatory paternity leave.
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To preserve the union, the founding fathers felt compelled to preserve slavery.
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"We'll be very upfront with this kid," one of the fathers says.
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Quebec in 2006 created a nontransferable parental leave for fathers, for instance.
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New mothers and fathers got six months of fully paid parental leave.
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The fathers were in awe that she could hit it so far.
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But after their families were reunited, the fathers said they were unsure.
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Among them were many women, including some accompanying their husbands or fathers.
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The policy covers mothers and fathers, same-sex couples, and adopted children.
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Fathers who died on the mountain alongside her were not similarly criticized.
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"The fathers I come across are all problem solvers," Dr. Garfield said.
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She is the only mother on Team U.S.A., which has 20 fathers.
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The biological fathers of the children have no right over the kids.
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" This way, the pope said, they can "become fathers of the nation.
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Australia's political class remains haunted by the sins of its founding fathers.
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A lot of corrections officers' parents, their fathers worked there, their grandfathers.
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The risks associated with older fathers go beyond those obvious at birth.
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Until 1985, Japan granted citizenship only to children whose fathers were Japanese.
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"Ultimately, I began to understand 'Fathers' in a different way," she wrote.
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What could be more American than the words of the founding fathers?
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Yes, dear fathers and others born with the appurtenances generally designated male.
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There are many sons who love fathers far more frightening than this.
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Fathers are rarely involved in their sons' upbringing, according to government research.
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The founding fathers of environmentalism ranged from garden variety racists to eugenicists.
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Both of us had African fathers who were absent in our lives.
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This can't be the future the founding fathers envisioned for our country.
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This is not the future the founding fathers envisioned for our country.
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The Founding Fathers were realistic about the presence and popularity of demagogues.
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He invoked Martin Luther King Jr., the founding fathers and Maya Angelou.
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Digitized records of the founding fathers are available on the library's website.
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In high school, the Jesuit fathers explained that Genesis was a metaphor.
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Take a Number New fathers in the United States are getting older.
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They're just not equal to the women's enlisted brothers, fathers and beaus.
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And so Philip, in a way, lost two fathers in one episode.
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Approximately 70% of fathers take just 10 days or fewer of leave.
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Maybe the Founding Fathers aren't rolling over in their graves after all.
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They included ministers, veterans, trust-fund kids and fathers of young children.
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Mr. Biden instead pivoted to Mr. Trump, and invoked the founding fathers.
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The founding fathers believed in majority rule, with only a few exceptions.
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Despite their fathers' political differences, Bloomberg is close friends with Ivanka Trump.
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Neither of our fathers was present to toast us during our reception.
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THE RETURN: Fathers, Sons And The Land In Between, by Hisham Matar.
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But accounting for Mr. Conrad explodes the notion of founding fathers entirely.
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Others, including fathers and adoptive parents, shared their perspectives on raising children.
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Yet when you ask absent fathers themselves, you get a different picture.
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Then in 1904, the town fathers decided to drill a deeper well.
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Our Founding Fathers understood the immorality of foisting debt upon future generations.
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Many of the Blackjewel miners' fathers and grandfathers were involved in them.
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The landscaper looked like officers' fathers Salgado's plight tugged at the officers.
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The Founding Fathers wrote explicit checks and balances into the U.S. Constitution.
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Do you love obscure references to American history and our founding fathers?
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They are the ones that lost the husbands and brothers and fathers.
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In the case of the fathers, all chose to be deported alone.
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She has become an adored mascot to a roster of surrogate fathers.
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Babies are boring, toddlers are boring, mothers are bored, fathers are bored.
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"I've realized I just don't care about the Founding Fathers," she said.
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Relationships between fathers and sons are complicated under the most ideal circumstances.
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Several mothers and fathers shared their tips for a more equitable relationship.
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The fathers of some were identified as IS fighters and arrested immediately.
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That would be a holiday "belonging" to all fathers as a collective.
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They also used the Swedish Prescribed Drug Register to identify fathers who filled prescriptions of antidepressant drugs around the time of conception and after a child was conceived, as well as fathers who did not take any antidepressants.
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Using data collected from fathers of children aged 2 to 17, we found that even reluctant fathers were more nurturing, emotionally engaged and better co-parents if they worked for organizations with cultures and policies that promoted family involvement.
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In that spirit, the A.C.L.U. filed a complaint against J. P. Morgan Chase in 2017 saying it discriminated against new fathers by providing 16 weeks of paid parental leave for new mothers but only two weeks for new fathers.
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This realization inspired Ms. Price Pierre, creative director of the publisher Twenty Eight Ink, to explore black fatherhood in depth and has resulted in her book, "Fathers," which uses personal photos to depict the relationship between fathers and children.
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"These men said that they had never been to the land of their fathers, and before they died they would like to physically touch a member of their fathers' families," Dr. Counter told the journal New Scientist in 2008.
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Other expectant fathers have not been within driving distance when the moment arrived.
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It's that our policies and our economy are failing fathers and children alike.
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They stole scientists, doctors, architects, teachers, entrepreneurs, astronomers, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, etc.
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It has succeeded far beyond the dreams of any of our founding fathers.
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Our founding fathers did not put an age limit on the Second Amendment.
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New fathers are also eligible for one or two weeks of paternity leave.
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We don't ask men that are single fathers if they can manage it.
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But coal mining is a largely generational occupation: most miner's fathers were miners.
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Mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, it's all there sprawled out like a twisted tree.
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I ask them if there's anything they want to say to their fathers.
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The fathers on both sides have their share of notoriety for different reasons.
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The fathers have been released with ankle monitors pending their immigration court case.
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That's what makes looking at the fathers of daughters such an intriguing possibility.
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America's founding fathers considered this method of government and decided to reject it.
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Not necessarily Founding Fathers or tech founders, but they still deserve a shoutout.
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" IBM tweeted Wednesday: CEO Ben Silbermann: "Children belong with their mothers and fathers.
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Fathers spend a lot more time with their children than they once did.
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It's just a reminder that fathers are people, not Ron Swanson carbon copies.
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They are girls whose fathers probably mortgaged their houses to get them married.
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Some fathers buy you a Packard Bell 286 and help you learn programming.
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Some fathers take you to Europe and show you the magic of travel.
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Some fathers drive you from college to college looking for the right one.
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Some fathers listen to Rush Limbaugh all day because he's a pleasant distraction.
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Some fathers buy you a modem and let you call BBSes all night.
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Who'll step in to help those mothers left alone after fathers walk away?
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Making the pay more generous and earmarking some of it for fathers helped.
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What the founding fathers wanted was a representative democracy, not a pure democracy.
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He also says it's Mel B's M.O. to alienate children from their fathers.
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The pay gap between mothers and fathers is 76 cents to the dollar.
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If they could ask their fathers one last question, what would it be?
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Pausanias wrote about how the judges fined the fathers but not the sons.
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Truly, in politics it is defeat, not victory, that has a hundred fathers.
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Then you get the complete opposite, with fathers who seem a bit disinterested.
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"We are all fathers or mothers who are working this case," he says.
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When Sophie's three fathers enter her life, she feels uncertain about her future.
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But the Founding Fathers are just one small part of the Revolution's story.
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Ask your mothers and your fathers or someone who knows how to bake.
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He was older than most first-time husbands and fathers of that era.
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The founding fathers could not have envisioned such an offense to the people.
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He had pledged to back a future bill focusing on fathers' surrogacy rights.
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It encouraged boys to build strong bonds with their fathers, among other suggestions.
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A poster hanging next to the clock encourages inmates to be active fathers.
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Mass pardoning of illegal immigrants is surely not what the founding fathers intended.
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"Our fathers were evil men, all of us here," Dany declared last season.
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Our Founding Fathers would not accept this uncertainty and subversion of the Constitution.
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Mr. Jones said the program allowed him to bond with other single fathers.
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If it dissolves, mothers and fathers and children and grandparents will mourn it.
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Our Founding Fathers created the Senate to be the world's most deliberative body.
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But, one might ask whether the Founding Fathers would appreciate their efforts today.
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The three were named co-presidents, taking over from their fathers, in 2017.
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Have the New Founding Fathers of America solved the problem of sexual assault?
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But when the situation is reversed, fathers seldom take the kids to visit.
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O'Connor is engaged in a custody battle with one of her children's fathers.
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What would the Founding Fathers think of the current political drama before us?
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The proposal calls for six weeks of paid leave for mothers and fathers.
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You see a lot of single mothers and a lot of absentee fathers.
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The fathers of the bride and groom grew up together in Hamilton, Mass.
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Nobody fully understands why or how fathers' mitochondrial DNA gets wiped from cells.
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You have thousands of mothers and fathers and relatives all over the country.
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FATHERS AND DAUGHTERS A drama that suggests we all turn into our parents.
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These are stories in which fathers and sons worry over their masculinity, which,
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But these are outlandishly exaggerated examples of absent, dismissive, inept, or villainous fathers.
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He is also considered to be one of the fathers of virtual reality.
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Indeed, the Founding Fathers would be surprised by the brouhaha over judicial appointments.
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Y chromosomes are passed down in almost identical form from fathers to sons.
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The Founding Fathers purposely made it difficult for Congress to enact sweeping legislation.
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Think phrases like founding fathers, homeland security, and sending our children to war.
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But Legend took to Twitter Tuesday night to show fathers how it's done.
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So, the counter example is the wisdom of the Founding Fathers in spades.
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What in the hell else could the Founding Fathers have had in mind?
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Simon Fathers, a red-headed strength coach from New Zealand, unlocks the door.
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We have 2nd generation B-52 bombers – their fathers flew the same plane.
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Both appear to be nice guys, fathers of good kids and quality husbands.
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These founding fathers have called the new government a menace to Polish democracy.
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Their fathers were brothers and farmers who lived near one another in Marja.
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The clock has run out on one of the founding fathers of tech.
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Fathers who died on the mountain alongside her didn't hear such harsh criticism.
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We separate the founding of this country from the slave-owning founding fathers.
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Some found out they were fathers only years after their children were born.
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Research has shown that fathers' involvement has lots of benefits, Dr. Garfield said.
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During the band's hiatus, both Carney and Auerbach got married and became fathers.
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We imagine fathers and mothers spending their children's early months together at home.
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Two fathers accompanied them, armed with an M-16 rifle and a pistol.
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Dead "gooks" who are in reality mothers, daughters, sons, brothers, fathers, and grandfathers.
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It's up to fathers to cop to this, rather than to cop out.
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He wrote about rednecks and racism, absentee fathers and the ills of materialism.
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The men who rape them are also their husbands, fathers, uncles, acquaintances, neighbors.
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Then their fathers ain't coming around, because see, they can't pay the bills.
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All said their biggest frustration had been watching their fathers beat their mothers.
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It increases the mortality rate in fathers, too, but only from unnatural causes.
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This meant that fathers and married men without children would not be drafted.
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Our mothers were sisters and our fathers were brothers, making us double cousins.
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Almost no fathers came to watch their kids, most who were under 15.
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Filling in for their fathers were John Bryant, 44, and Christian Crouse, 43.
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" It later morphed into "Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan.
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To fathers who want their daughters to be paid equal to their sons.
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Some priests' children are denied their identities and recognition by their fathers' families.
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My friends had fathers who were dentists and appliance repairmen and factory foremen.
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But, unlike their fathers, today's youth don't believe in this traditional male duty.
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I assume this symbolized how the Founding Fathers are spinning in their graves.
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Fathers may be a little more stoic, more reserved and more hands-off.
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Workplaces could also change the way they talk about fathers, the researchers said.
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Both men were fathers to young children, according to CNN affiliate Nine News.
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Did the Founding Fathers consider that a 17-year-old might be governor?
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Others are returning to safer topics, like Ronald Reagan or the founding fathers.
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Fishermen will tell you, it's not the ocean their fathers and grandfathers knew.
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"Some of them, their brothers and fathers, are with Daesh," Captain Khalil said.
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For one thing, like their fathers in World War II, many had volunteered.
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The Electoral College was the subject of intense debate among the Founding Fathers.
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Goodlatte asked whether the founding fathers considered "maladministration" to be an impeachable offense.
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Our founding fathers had clear eyes when it came to assessing human nature.
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They are forced to watch the murder of their fathers, brothers and husbands.
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The constitution guarantees that fathers can pass their nationality to children born abroad.
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The JaiPure Yoga Studio reported full attendance, and many fathers exhaled in relief.
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One photo showed the mothers posing with the babies and fathers as well.
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In particular, helicopter parenting had an adverse effect when it came from fathers.
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"People are a lot more easy going on new mothers and new fathers."
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The fathers on both sides have their share of notoriety, for different reasons.
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We don't know if this is because fathers are just less involved in the infant's care than are mothers, or if fathers just don't have as many strategies in their repertoire to use because they haven't learned what to do.
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These trends are creating entirely new opportunities and challenges for fathers: finding ourselves engaged with aspects of caretaking that many of our own fathers never experienced, more distracted at work, or even less career-oriented in some cases, again, like mine.
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So while some may judge men's advances on the home front as insufficient and inadequate, this generation of fathers and husbands is actually markedly more engaged in the lives of their families than the fathers of two or three generations ago.
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"The number of playable fathers has risen exponentially over the last few years as more and more developers have become fathers themselves, and it's understandably tempting for them to incorporate their now wider horizons of experience into their projects," she says.
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And while Yost and Kyle's prior projects might seem a bit disparate compared to Ragnarok, they seem to be fascinated by the idea of how every civilization's history is full of great men who've kept everyone safe, but not without consequences — the idea that the security our fathers and our fathers' fathers have afforded us has come, like Cyclops sending in a death squad, at someone else's expense.
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Stan Lee, one of the fathers of modern comics, died Monday at age 95.
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Success has so many fathers and mothers, but, man, defeat is a lonely business.
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Jefferson and other founding fathers sought to guarantee the freedom of Muslims to worship.
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From "dad jokes" to "dad jeans," fathers don't always get the credit they deserve.
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Included in these figures as well are the dramatically high numbers of incarcerated fathers.
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Indeed, for the most part, it's not that nonresident fathers are failing their children.
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Both men followed their fathers into politics despite seeming better suited to other fields.
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Community members told researchers that the children had "bad blood" transmitted from their fathers.
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The feeling is so strong, that I can see why so many fathers leave.
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So it was not the Founding Fathers' intent to restrict pardons to federal crimes.
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DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, FORMER PRESIDENT: This faith is the abiding creed of our fathers.
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And second, that fathers today feel this conflict just as much as mothers do.
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All hybrids discovered thus far have had grizzly fathers, according to the Washington Post.
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Many children&aposs fathers didn&apost come back because they paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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In May, she spoke about having three children with different fathers on Loose Women.
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Feeling blessed on #FathersDay happy fathers day to all the dads out that there!
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Their fathers started out as allies in the quest for Kenyan independence from Britain.
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The offspring got too uppity, so their fathers, and another gang, turned on them.
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Fathers make roughly 20% more than men with no children do, the report said.
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A mix of ages, the farmers looked mostly to be fathers with their sons.
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I also inquired why the study participants were only mothers and not also fathers?
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The dead were young and old, drug dealers and farm laborers, fathers and husbands.
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These were the arguments that America's Founding Fathers were following and would ultimately echo.
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Our state's founding fathers' and founding mothers' early vision and daring was really breathtaking.
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People died every week at that place, every day of the year. Mothers. Fathers.
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That's how the Founding Fathers would want you to celebrate the long weekend, right?
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But fathers are contributing more to their children than they often get credit for.
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With Atari, Bushnell became one of the fathers of the home video game industry.
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Inspired by the ambition of its Founding Fathers, its people revel in their dynamism.
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Some fathers help you sell your car when you move to Poland for work.
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Our founding fathers wrote about a Creator who gave all human beings unalienable rights.
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In this it has disappointed to fully achieve the aspirations of its founding fathers.
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Fact is, democracy has never been easy, and our founding fathers argued about everything.
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The Founding Fathers of America, a totalitarian regime, still has control of the government.
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Naturally, the announcement of Dylan's award elicited some feelings among fathers throughout the country.
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Of all the Founding Fathers, no one embodies the American dream better than Hamilton.
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These studies found that daughters do change their fathers' behaviour, though in limited ways.
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It was individual human beings, mothers, fathers, grandparents, just trying to do their jobs.
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Fathers need to be able to enjoy the same flexible working options as mothers.
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Most are now fathers themselves, says Young, whose Youth Peace Center works with CRED.
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The Transformers movies with Michael Bay, and Flags of our Fathers with Clint Eastwood.
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In Bangladesh, sons follow murdered fathers' footsteps CNN's Euan McKirdy contributed to this report.
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In a review, fathers have self-reported that they recognize that this disparity exists.
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Yep, we're talking about Nick Viall asking fathers for permission to marry their daughters.
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The students (and their fathers) even built a robot to administer the water precisely.
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The researchers conducted in-home interviews with 3,826 fathers during their female partners' pregnancies.
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During the postnatal period, 4.3 percent of fathers had elevated depression symptoms after childbirth.
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The kids cling to their fathers, who often have lost a limb as well.
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NDiaye's novels frequently feature biracial couples, absent or distant fathers, and strained filial relationships.
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" There's an old saying: "success has a thousand fathers, but failure is an orphan.
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Brief Stop on the Road From Auschwitz by Goran Rosenberg—two memoirs of fathers
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Are the thoughts and actions of young men and their fathers really her responsibility?
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Children will suffer for the sins of their fathers, because lessons must be learned.
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I think our founding fathers would have wanted us to take part this way.
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All I hear is fathers telling me how far their sons hit the ball.
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Mothers play a bigger role than fathers in passing on faith to their children.
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The oldest fathers live in the Northeast, while the youngest live in the South.
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Fathers, like mothers, can experience postpartum depression and struggle with the transition to parenthood.
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Using my fathers declined credit card, I swirled together beautiful blue and white lines.
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Wade, he said, was wrongly decided, declaring rights that the founding fathers never intended.
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"Adams and Hamilton were sort of the loudmouths of the founding fathers," Miranda said.
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Overall, 4.4 percent of fathers and five percent of mothers screened positive for depression.
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Her own wedding proved to be the perfect place to acknowledge her three fathers.
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More recently the city fathers have built lofts and bicycle paths to attract millennials.
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This Sunday is Father's Day, our opportunity to commend fathers in all their iterations.
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I ache with grief for the mothers and fathers awaiting word from their children.
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" If trouble ensues, she added, "our fathers can cover us with cash and connections.
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But the Founding Fathers did give tariff authority to Congress, not the White House.
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And should not suffer for the sins either of their fathers OR their mothers.
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God had his arms wrapped around all of us...No heroes...Just happy fathers.
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Monte helped confirm men like him usually have overbearing, rejecting mothers and absentee fathers.
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Our relationships with our mothers (and fathers) are about as complex as they come.
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We are seen as brainless bigots who are submissive to our husbands or fathers.
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I've held the hand of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief-stricken fathers.
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By contrast, most fathers who had children living with them went for Moore (56%).
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Another phenomenon, heteropaternity, occurs "when a woman produces twins with different fathers," he said.
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Fathers gonna work under the whip at Parchman and mothers gonna struggle with childbirth.
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Kids had a 34 percent higher risk of delays for each ACE fathers experienced.
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The intent of the Founding Fathers was to change the world by exporting democracy.
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Most participants were mothers, but there was a sizable group of fathers as well.
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Alexander Hamilton is considered as one of the founding fathers of the United States.
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For many of us, when we talk about bars we're talking about our fathers.
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The Founding Fathers, most of them anyway, were suspicious of "the people" en masse.
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One of the fathers revealed that his son had suicidal thoughts after the abuse.
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For fathers, the most common occupational exposures were to disinfectants/cleaners, solvents and metals.
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Contrary to religious-right misrepresentations, our most-influential Founding Fathers were not enraptured believers.
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The original was produced by Tim Brinkhurst, who today manages Scottish group Young Fathers.
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During Sophie's hen's party, her three potential fathers arrive, watching in on the gathering.
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JF: The majority that we know of had fathers who were very famous painters.
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It's time for Congress to reassert its role as envisioned by our Founding Fathers.
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Several boys sat in their fathers' laps even though they had their own chairs.
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Researchers examined 30 interactions between the fathers and their infants, around 7.8 months old.
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As the Founding Fathers recognized, open borders are the key to making America great.
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I've already written about the misuse of power and unhappy families and tyrannical fathers.
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Unstable relationships are the norm, and fathers quickly end up out of the picture.
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Among them were many women, some who were brought by their husbands or fathers.
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Chaimowicz suggests that, like many fathers of that era, his was not very present.
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I've held the hands of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief-stricken fathers.
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Australia's founding fathers, attempting to unify six colonies, didn't mention guns in the Constitution.
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They were or are devoted husbands, wives, selfless friends and loving fathers and mothers.
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"Neither of my two fathers could ever be entirely mine," Shapiro comes to realize.
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All over the United States, mothers and fathers are being ripped from their children.
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Brianna is forced to consider two absent fathers this episode, both of them hers.
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Fathers who take leave are more involved in child care for years to come.
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Both children had been detained with their fathers after being apprehended at the border.
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Many described in detail and with little emotion how their fathers had been killed.
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"There are children now without fathers, without mothers," she said, choking on her words.
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Men didn't have fathers who had modeled what was now being expected of them.
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But Jon intervened, saying he wouldn't punish children for the sins of their fathers.
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Men feel they deserve praise rather than resentment because their own fathers did less.
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Like their fathers, Ms. Hamlin, Mr. Hodge and their siblings fell into playing together.
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Editorial Success has many fathers, the old saying goes, while failure is an orphan.
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Most fathers also communicate more directly and more honestly with children about their flaws.
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"It was closed overnight, and both our fathers lost their jobs," Mr. Kowalczyk said.
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Fathers are rarely, if ever, spoken about in the same way that mothers are.
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The fathers in "Black Tickets" are mostly absent, or linger menacingly at the margins.
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This mystery especially rings true when it comes to the Morales cousins' respective fathers.
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Many children will have mothers and fathers with different nationalities, raising potential custody issues.
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One of the fathers ran a door-frame business, while another sold watches online.
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During the 2015 Super Bowl, for example, several commercials featured men as caring fathers.
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They are also more likely parents, mostly fathers, and more likely to have jobs.
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This proposed that children acquired language from their fathers as opposed to their mothers.
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Some fathers who tried to take paternity leave have accused their employers of discrimination.
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This is an insult to the trust put in them by the founding fathers.
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It is insurance for all of our mothers and fathers and, eventually, for ourselves.
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Like many fathers, Trebek has defined himself largely through emotional distance — a principled withholding.
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She identified three possible fathers, two of whom were eliminated early in the investigation.
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America's Founding Fathers certainly did lead interesting, convoluted, not to say completely wackadoodle lives.
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Perhaps a segment of youth is reacting to financial setbacks suffered by their fathers.
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And the study focused on mothers, so the results might be different with fathers.
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"Congress didn't think fathers would want to take responsibility for their children," she said.
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As Pelosi invoked our Founding Fathers, she was right to appeal to history here.
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Past studies have estimated that anywhere from 2% to 25% of fathers are affected.
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The column drew some wry responses from fathers, which we decided to highlight here.
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Mice produced from two fathers only survived a couple of days after being born.
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Several have slipped away from their fathers and guardians while on family vacation abroad.
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Collins: 'Amazing' that Democrats putting Founding Fathers in the impeachment jury 1:20 p.m.
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We are business owners, artists, school teachers, lawyers, mothers, fathers, and nurses like me.
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I am grateful for the American Founding Fathers (some of them were even Christians).
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In contrast, Gould's study shows that men actually work more after they become fathers.
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How many more fathers need to shed tears of grief before we do something?
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How many more fathers need to shed tears of grief, before we do something?
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An ICE official acknowledged the agency has seen a significant increase in fathers with children since the beginning of March, noting that 28 of the 37 families being held at the Berks Family Residential Center in Leesport, Pennsylvania, are led by fathers.
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"The solution to body-shaming isn't to limit the number and kinds of bodies we are exposed to,'' said Peggy Drexler, assistant professor of psychology at Cornell University, and the author of "Our Fathers, Ourselves: Daughters, Fathers and the Changing American Family.
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"These people are fathers daughters, sisters," he added, before listing the names of the victims.
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The attack happened on a busy weekend when many people were shopping for Fathers' Day.
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His narrative begins with the founding fathers and ends with Obama and the Tea Party.
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Others have been photographed clutching severed heads, their fathers beaming with pride next to them.
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Many founding fathers were shockingly young when the declaration of independence was signed in 1776
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It's also a time to remember those fathers who are missing from the family table.
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Some have fathers who live far away and can't be with us on Father's Day.
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Titi monkeys live up to 12 years, and the fathers often care for the young.
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Many LDP MPs, including Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, inherited their seats from their fathers.
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They were still in the womb when they lost their fathers on September 11, 2001.
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It began the day our founding fathers and mothers set sail for a new world.
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It is heartbreaking to see fathers and husbands who have lost all of their relatives.
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The latter was inspired by Thiessen and Smith's fathers, who are both retired landscape architects.
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But fathers who do so are violating both the workaholic culture and traditional gender norms.
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The nation's Founding Fathers feared overweening state power in general and military authority in particular.
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Further proof that the venerable N.Y.T. Is one of the founding fathers of the Patriarchy.
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Pampers says it's time that men's restrooms catch up with the responsibilities of modern fathers.
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And I think that&aposs not the way our founding fathers wanted Congress to work.
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Some of the eighteenth century founding fathers only thought English and Danish people were white.
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Through my social media, I've learned that I've inspired many fathers and even more mothers.
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I ended the call realizing Violent J may be one of the best fathers around.
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That initially offended user later apologized for not realizing it was the Founding Fathers' document.
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What do you hope fathers, or men, watching this movie will take away from it?
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And so did other mothers, and more fathers and brothers and some uncles and aunts.
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Many of the fathers brought their children to the Future Forum reception, as did Rep.
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I was not looking forward to having to watch our fathers go against each other.
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Fathers now sought him out for advice on how to get their daughters into wrestling.
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However, we suffered two failed adoptions before we became fathers to our two little girls.
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It's a lyrical ideal — a story that has been passed down from the Founding Fathers.
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The "good" fathers are also a bit caricatured, mostly in the way each expresses love.
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Now, James Madison was kind of the nuts-and-bolts guy of the Founding Fathers.
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Paul Raeburn: The amount that fathers spend with their children has tripled since the 1960s.
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They found that fathers have a greater impact than mothers in expanding their children's vocabulary.
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And there have been many books written by children about how wonderful their fathers are.
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Paul Raeburn: The point here is that fathers are important for children but not essential.
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Martin and Yosef are also fathers to twin sons Matteo and Valentino, born in 2008.
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Should migrant children be cruelly put in cages and separated from their mothers and fathers?
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We are throwing away workers, voters, fathers, mothers, friends, lovers, and all of their potential.
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Here's a look at all the tasks fathers perform and the market value of each:
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About 10 times as many single mothers live below the poverty line as single fathers.
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For this I look where our founding fathers looked: to the will of the people.
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Bringing back the America our fathers and mother knew is not a recipe for greatness.
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It's a hilarious metaphor for an experience that fathers everywhere are supposed to relate to.
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Are we parents, both mothers and fathers, doing enough to keep our girls in math?
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Girls found it easier to talk to their fathers in 20123 out of 34 countries.
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The EU's founding fathers — Alcide de Gasperi and Altiero Spinelli — put Italy where it belongs.
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Young men are much less likely than their fathers to see themselves solely as breadwinners.
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Here is to all the engaged and present fathers, you create a backbone for society.
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Their stages were full of overbearing fathers, frustrated sons, fast-talking salesmen and broken dreams.
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I go to my son's basketball game, and there are a lot of fathers there.
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There is a Fathers Day special going on in our Facebook KaAn's Designs VIP group.
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But if you look at mothers and fathers, that's where you see the pay gap.
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At that time our fathers and grandfathers were silent but we will not be silent!
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PILLSBURY: Inspired by the founding fathers that surely China wants democracy and a free market.
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So they sought religious freedom, as surely as our Founding Fathers sought freedom from taxation.
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Those same founding fathers found it important to emphasize that all religions were welcome here.
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The Founding Fathers made a lot of mistakes when they drafted the United States Constitution.
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And lots of advice for new fathers courtesy of Will Smith, Drake, and John Legend.
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Leos like to bond with their fathers over a shared interest for all things cultural.
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Trump's success — depicted in the map of primary and caucus outcomes above — had many fathers.
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He was the last of Israel's founding fathers and the architect of its nuclear programme.
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What a great Father's Day present for myself and all the other fathers out there.
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Now, she would like to meet the mothers, fathers and children and hear their stories.
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Oh, and it also celebrates George Washington's birthday and the other founding fathers or whatever.
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Pew also reports that fathers are putting more time into their families than ever before.
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Yes, I applaud changes that have helped fathers be more involved parents than ever before.
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That is a role never intended when the Founding Fathers granted the press great freedom.
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Mothers sometimes leave children behind to be looked after by fathers and other family members.
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Without a strong press, as our Founding Fathers knew, our democracy would be in peril.
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GTFO: Going To Fight OrthodoxyROTFL: Really Offensive Towards Fathers & LaityJFC: Just fully constipatedLMAO: Luther's Marrying?
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In the worst cases, fathers sell their own daughters as a way to escape poverty.
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But fathers are less involved than mothers in managing online sharing of child-related content.
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Each year 20,000 children are born to Polish mothers; a quarter have non-Polish fathers.
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Instead, let's all have an imaginary burger from Bob's to celebrate these fine fictional fathers.
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Fathers can also apply, but only when the mother has died or left her family.
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Our Founding Fathers fought a revolutionary war to escape the tyranny of a British king.
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Others rejected the day as a holiday promoted by merchants, not in honor of fathers.
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And it almost seems as if new fathers and adoptive parents don't matter at all.
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I bet I know who you're expecting to see on this roundup of devoted fathers.
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" But he's eager to learn, and he's been talking to friends "who are great fathers.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) "Faith of My Fathers," originally released in 1999, is one such book.
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The fact is, democracy has never been easy, and our founding fathers argued about everything.
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They were not responsible as toddlers, as children, for the horrors their fathers meted out.
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"Let them hold a wedding of mothers-in-law and fathers-in-law," she says.
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Successful men are often driven by a need to come to terms with their fathers.
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Abortions supporters have lied to the public, to mothers, fathers and families, until now. Gov.
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Those two men were fathers to 14 children, whose care fell to the extended family.
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This is not the first time the founding fathers have served up inspiration to brewers.
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As fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, we empathize with the loss of any child.
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Not when more mothers and fathers are going to have to bury children this week.
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Only minimal attention has been given to the effects of infants' sleep problems on fathers.
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We were inspired by the spirit of the students' revolt of our fathers in 1956.
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"Safe neighborhoods happen when fathers and mothers are in the home," he said at another.
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Mothers are also less likely to experience postpartum depression when fathers take paid leave too.
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Our founding fathers cautioned that those who are entrusted with power must be closely watched.
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A substantially larger number of men, from young fathers to grandfathers, were in the streets.
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Mostly, they talk about their families: about their mothers and fathers, their sons and daughters.
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The fathers find out, or the families find out, and it becomes a big issue.
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Yet fathers usually receive the same benefits without bearing anything close to the same burden.
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Amy Klobuchar as Arya Both the daughters of strong fathers who heavily influence their lives.
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Now, with Raya and Doris ready to enter preschool, the two fathers are feeling untethered.
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CB: My father and [maternal] grandfather both grew up not knowing who their fathers were.
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Others seemed angry at their fathers "but simultaneously relieved to be with them," he said.
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Then I realized by asking around that guys with beards had fathers who owned guns.
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Ah, fathers, they wait so long before they let down their guard with their sons.
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We pointed to our fathers' cases as an urgent warning against executive power run amok.
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Will any of her three fathers — Stellan Skarsgard, Colin Firth and Mr. Brosnan — show up?
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American Express expanded parental leave for both mothers and fathers to 20 weeks this year.
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Other companies have seen their parental leave policies for new fathers challenged in recent years.
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Heidi Schreck talks about "What the Constitution Means To Me" and the Founding Fathers. 2.
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Babies like Sarfarz will have even less, with death taking fathers they will never know.
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While fathers have recently increased their time spent with children, mothers still spend significantly more.
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I have held the hands of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief stricken fathers.
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The hard work comes at home, when girls resist their parents — in particular, their fathers.
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Will they know that we, black folks, black fathers in this case, lived and loved?
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These three focused on something enormous, fashioning lives as eventful as their fathers' were abbreviated.
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The demands are very high: it is not just fathers and friends who are watching.
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From an early age, girls are subject to the abuse and control of their fathers.
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The programs also help the men to be better fathers and to recover from trauma.
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Dutch fathers believe in taking a more equal role in child-rearing and household chores.
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Other times, though, the siblings offered soft reassurances that their fathers' absence wasn't their fault.
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Like fathers-to-be, they kept a close watch on each stage of its gestation.
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It's not like everybody can go and sit freely with their brothers, fathers or husbands.
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Asian fathers were the oldest on average by ethnicity, and blacks and Hispanics the youngest.
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Many players in this country learn baseball from their fathers, but Ngoepe never knew his.
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First looks between fathers and daughters are some of the sweetest iterations of the tradition.
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The Founding Fathers had high hopes that military adventurism could be prevented through constitutional checks.
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Our Founding Fathers knew what it meant to live under the boot of imperial rule.
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He has told others they were the fathers of children they never knew they had.
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The founding fathers put a few protections against this kind of behavior in the Constitution.
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Almost all mothers and fathers have a terrible time tolerating the discomfort of their children.
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Ten thousand fathers ago, we would have said nothing, because we didn't yet have language.
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Unlike our current President, the Founding Fathers, apparently, had more important matters on their minds.
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Inspired by Benjamin Franklin's birthday, we're eager for some smart guesses about the Founding Fathers.
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Every IED detected and threat averted means more fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters return home.
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That concept prolongs a very outdated thought process and is a disservice to all fathers.
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After the fathers of her two children left her, Brenda made a pact with God.
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Daniel found a series of surrogate fathers and mentors; they were often charismatic gay teachers.
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