You give birth to a song, you give birth to a sound that wasn't there before.
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Google employees in the U.K. who give birth receive 52 weeks of paid leave, and new parents who don't give birth get 12 weeks.
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In the USA, Google offers parents who give birth 22 to 24 weeks of paid leave and 12 weeks for parents who don't give birth.
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Now, they're waiting to give birth Hundreds of Rohingya Muslim women and girls living in refugee camps in Bangladesh are preparing to give birth to babies conceived during rape.
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Within larger animals, smaller animals — called uñas, or offspring — are woven, but earthly laws of biology don't apply: Condors can give birth to cats, monsters can give birth to men.
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Why it matters: Duckworth is the first senator to give birth to a child while in office, and one of only 10 women to give birth while holding elected federal office.
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After you give birth, something unexplainable happens to your skin.
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Winston had been due to give birth on July 4th.
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And when she was set to give birth on Oct.
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Sloth moms only give birth about once every six months.
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"Breathing into balloons means that I give birth," she explains.
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His wife is due to give birth in a month.
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She started to give birth, right there in the lobby.
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"I'm doing it all until I give birth," she declared.
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Now that she's about to give birth to baby no.
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I will just stare at it until I give birth.
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It's where women give birth, which is often their last.
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Instead, they're conveniently obtained via donation after women give birth.
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" Top-ranked Simona Halep added: "It's normal to give birth.
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Mammals give birth to babies, reptiles pop out eggs, right?
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Maybe then, Lauren can finally give birth to her kindergartener.
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I knew I wanted to give birth to her here.
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Not to mention, when you give birth, it's almost free.
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The pain of recovery, no matter how you give birth.
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His wife, Jessica, is due to give birth in October.
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But most new dads didn't give birth to their child.
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It hurts so much when to give birth, she said.
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A few women, however, are not here to give birth.
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The girls become pregnant and give birth three days apart.
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Catcher Kevin Plawecki's wife is due to give birth shortly.
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Ball filed when she was almost ready to give birth.
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Finally, I was thrilled to get pregnant and give birth.
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Modern Love She expected to give birth on Christmas Day.
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The chance that my mother would give birth to quadruplets.
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That's not where you want to give birth, it's terrible.
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Scherzer's wife, Erica, reportedly is due to give birth Thursday.
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Back in February 2017, Animal Adventure Park directed April fans's to the giraffe's livestream, where she was preparing to give birth, but the mom didn't actually give birth to the calf until April 15.
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Because of course the star of Singin' in the Rain would give birth to the star of Star Wars, who would then go on to give birth to the star of a Ryan Murphy show.
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" Another said, "Women are told they have to give birth; if they don't, they're mocked as being 'unproductive', but then again, just the possibility that they might give birth is used to cut their scores.
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It's an incredible moment in a woman's life to give birth.
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Others may have complications when they give birth later in life.
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I wasn't prepared to become a mom, let alone give birth.
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Some reindeer starve and females often give birth to stunted young.
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I wonder how I'll feel about meat after I give birth!
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These fish fertilize eggs internally and "give birth" to live young.
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As an android, he can't impregnate anyone or give birth himself.
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"All I needed was to give birth to him," Castro said.
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Women give birth later, and more stay in the work force.
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The pipefish and leafy sea dragons also give birth this way.
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Scherzer's wife, Erica, reportedly is due to give birth on Thursday.
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Will Edith someday give birth to Pelhams 1, 2 and 3?
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And the females give birth and lactate during all of that.
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She was the tenth representative to give birth while in office.
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Whatever happens, Markle is expected to give birth in spring 2019.
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He has forced pregnant women to give birth while in shackles.
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He replaces Gio Gonzalez, whose wife is slated to give birth.
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In fact, it's oddly like waiting for someone to give birth.
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There have been 10 sitting members of Congress to give birth.
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Nor have I ever seen anyone give birth in real life.
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Mary Drake did indeed give birth to two girls that night.
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Duckworth is the first senator to give birth while in office.
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Here's the timeline of what to expect when you give birth.
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Watch them whip, then watch them give birth to Nae Nae.
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And then I give birth and my boobs are utterly useless.
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We now know people can give birth in such a state.
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"We mate them two weeks after they give birth," she says.
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Extreme heat also puts moms at risk to give birth early.
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For instance, unlike most fish, they give birth to live young.
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As a woman, your body is genetically engineered to give birth.
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Sometimes women are also shackled or handcuffed as they give birth.
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And when they don't need you to give birth, you don't.
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They thought I was going to give birth in their class.
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Some reindeer starve, and females often give birth to stunted young.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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When she's ready to give birth, Philomela flies to her side.
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Fifty is indeed well above the average age to give birth, but it is actually far from extreme; the oldest woman to give birth was Rajo Devi Lohan, whose daughter was born in India in 2008.
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When Inyan, 34, was preparing to give birth to her two youngest children, doctors scheduled her to have C-sections in a hospital rather than having her come in to give birth after she went into labor.
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In some cases, women go to remote locations specifically to give birth.
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Mom Salsa underwent a caesarian section to give birth to her daughter.
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I have seen her naked and I have seen her give birth.
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Female hyenas give birth through their clitoris, also called a pseudo-penis.
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"Women have to stay in hotels to give birth," she tells Refinery29.
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In Chicago, she would marry and give birth to a son, Emmett.
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Would I give birth waiting in line, as some critics often threaten?
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They also face a wage penalty as soon as they give birth.
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Your insurer may even postpone your application until after you give birth.
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Tourists watch a bison give birth at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
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Each couple has one pregnant partner due to give birth this year.
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Some women were even reportedly forced to give birth while in shackles.
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We already know that the way we give birth influences our anatomy.
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A Turkish Airlines crew helped a woman give birth mid-flight. 10.
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About 8003 million girls age 15 to 19 give birth each year.
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To keep up milk production, cows have to give birth every year.
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Twitter did not give birth to cyberbullying, nor will they abolish it.
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We will give birth, we will die, we will all need somebody.
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Of course, there is always the option to give birth at home.
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" Another said "the only thing a Sodalite cannot do is give birth.
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The challenges of trying to give birth naturally in surgery-happy Brazil.
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Women die after being forced to give birth to non-viable babies.
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Shepherd, though, says she was happy to give birth in public hospitals.
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Kate is due to give birth to her third child in April.
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The females urinate, get pregnant, and give birth through their pseudo-penis.
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Berry would give birth to Castro's child while she was his prisoner.
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Only 4 percent of women give birth on their estimated delivery date.
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And, of course, it eventually has to give birth to real legislation.
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The Outsiders helped give birth to contemporary YA as a publishing category.
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Her chapbook, Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth, was published in 2011.
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She becomes only the second world leader to give birth while in office.
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Winston had been due to give birth on July 4, according to WLBT.
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Some hyenas give birth in the ditches in the middle of the city.
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My mother did not have to give birth to me, but she did.
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Read this excellent report on the cost of fleeing to give birth safely.
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The U.S. is the most expensive country in the world to give birth.
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The cuckoo catfish engages in a chaotic game of cannibalism to give birth.
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The Viennese cultural elite encouraged intellectual collisions to give birth to the new.
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And she's expected to give birth soon — like this week, according to TMZ.
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She must be allowed to give birth with dignity, without suffering any harm.
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She is the first woman to give birth while serving in the Senate.
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This is exactly what it looked like watching my wife give birth. pic.twitter.
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She's become one of few world leaders to give birth while in office.
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She will be the first sitting senator to give birth while in office.
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Most women come to see out unexpected pregnancies and give birth, she said.
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His new policies, though, are unlikely to give birth to a baby boom.
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She could give birth as early as three to six weeks from now.
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Khloe is due to give birth to her first kid later this month.
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Duckworth is the first sitting U.S. senator to give birth while in office.
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Rather, Padme simply doesn't know that she's about to give birth to twins.
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About half of women who give birth are still in pain weeks later.
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This April, the winning mare, Colerful Bride, will give birth to a filly.
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The New Zealand Prime Minister won't be the first leader to give birth.
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Your mother's balanced by your daughter: one faces death, one will give birth.
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The animals usually only come on land to give birth, breed and molt.
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The woman collapsed, about to give birth, so the husband ran for help.
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Many animals migrate in order to give birth to and raise their offspring.
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Others give birth, and discard the babies in unpopulated parts of the camp.
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Over 1 million people watched April the giraffe give birth live on YouTube.
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Zappala said Brittany Powell was pregnant and due to give birth in May.
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Other women prefer to say openly that they are going to give birth.
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I didn't give birth to my son here to stay in the States.
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This is the 21st century; men can give birth and women can inseminate.
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As more of them give birth, the movie creates a complex group portrait.
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"They're involved, but they don't know" what it is like to give birth.
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Once you give birth, the levels of those hormones fall off a cliff.
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Not even if you give birth vaginally, breast-feed exclusively and eat well.
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Hashimoto became the first upper house lawmaker to give birth while in office.
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When they give birth, they are often shackled and chained to their beds.
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Among her favorite facts about the creatures: They give birth to live young.
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Inuit midwives are now reclaiming women's choice to give birth in their hometown.
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Princess Anne was the first royal to give birth in the Lindo Wing when she welcomed her son, Peter Phillips, in 1977 – and opted to go to the same hospital to give birth to her daughter, Zara Phillips, in 1981.
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Well, most people do give birth within two weeks of their given due date (partly because doctors will almost certainly induce labor if you're two weeks late), and the most common weeks to give birth are between weeks 39 and 40.
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But it is very unlikely Meghan will give birth at the private Lindo Wing.
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I was worried I would feel inadequate, like I didn't give birth to her.
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Most recently she told People that she was "excited but nervous" to give birth.
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Armendariz captured the photo just as her sister Kimberly was about to give birth.
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"When you give birth, you stress all the muscles near your pelvis," Plummer says.
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"I successfully did not give birth on stage," she wrote in an Instagram post.
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Officials came in to convince Lucía to give birth in exchange for a house.
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She has one son and is about to give birth to her second child.
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"What episode does Kourtney give birth to Mason?" reads one of the related queries.
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When I went to give birth, I was left in a room for days.
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The other's girlfriend was due to give birth the same weekend as the party.
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Tammy Duckworth just became the first US senator to give birth while in office.
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It allowed Hungary to give birth to "Trump before Trump," as Steve Bannon said.
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How to give birth is one of the most personal decisions you can make.
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Though her delivery was painful, she was able to give birth without any complications.
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Lun Lun could give birth anytime in the next three weeks, the zoo said.
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In fact, she was the first governor ever to give birth while in office.
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That said, we're told the surrogate is expected to give birth sometime this week.
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People just be like, 'Oh, you know, when you give birth, it's gonna hurt.
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Arias is about four months pregnant and is set to give birth in February.
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I hope we see her give birth on TV like we did Rebecca 😍 .
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She's due to give birth to their second child together, a daughter, in May.
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It's also unclear when she's due to give birth, and we won't be guessing.
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Many women used to give birth in the goth, leading to high infant mortality.
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"I'd love to be able to run the day I give birth!" she says.
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My dear friend Becca will give birth to her second child any day now.
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And Princess Madeleine is due to give birth to her third child in March.
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Forcing a woman to give birth against her will is morally equivalent to rape.
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Walker's wife, Niki, was expected to give birth to their first child on Monday.
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Also like her, most give birth outside a hospital and have no prenatal care.
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She ended up losing the ability to give birth to children of her own.
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Women also feel guilty for choosing not to give birth in their home countries.
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There are countless reasons I chose to give birth at home with a midwife.
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Name Withheld If you give birth to a child, you beget obligations as well.
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A female will only give birth every six to eight years in the wild.
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Canada Dispatch Canada's government once pressured Inuit women to travel south to give birth.
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In January or February, some females give birth, typically to two or three cubs.
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Around the world, thousands of women struggle to give birth in the poorest countries.
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Some local governments give cash payments to women when they give birth to daughters.
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Maternal mortality rates show that mothers, especially black mothers, risk death to give birth.
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Previously, scientists have found conjoined sharks in species that give birth to live animals.
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However, she wanted to give birth naturally, and begged them to give her more time.
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She is only the second elected leader in modern history to give birth in office.
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Schumer also joked about crashing the Met Gala site on her way to give birth.
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If the 16-year-old giraffe is pregnant, she will likely give birth in 2019.
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The pregnant Lip Sync Battle star, who is due to give birth to baby no.
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When the females give birth, their offspring will die before adulthood thanks to the gene.
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The woman&aposs mother told KABC that she was due to give birth in August.
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Could it also be the case that more women are simply choosing to give birth?
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Duckworth, an Illinois Democrat, is the first U.S. senator to give birth while in office.
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"When three of your sisters give birth in under a year," read the original tweet.
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Williams took some time off last year to give birth to their daughter, Alexis Olympia.
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Their solution was for me...a single woman...to give birth because that 'MIGHT' help.
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I would rather stand three times with a shield in battle than give birth once.
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Then in 2006, she traveled to the country to give birth to her daughter Shiloh.
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Florence was the last to give birth, delivering a healthy male pup on June 13.
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The series will show several of the sea lion colony's females preparing to give birth.
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Nobody has a duty to give birth in the most challenging or "natural" way possible.
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Tammy Duckworth became the first woman in history to give birth while in the Senate.
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McMorris Rodgers is the only House member to give birth three times while in office.
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That was Thursday, it's now Sunday and April the giraffe has yet to give birth.
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Just before Harry weds Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton is expected to give birth in April.
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Tammy Duckworth became the first senator to give birth while in office (a girl, Maile).
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She crossed hoping to give birth in the United States, her attorney, Guadalupe Valencia, said.
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The discovery makes the materpiscis the oldest known vertebrate to give birth to live young.
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She's about to give birth, and she has another child, and she's a good mother.
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Just before Harry weds Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton is expected to give birth in April.
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Imagine you are about to give birth and you have no ride to the hospital.
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She had to give birth quickly to take them again, but she wasn't making progress.
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"Khloé wants to give birth in L.A. That's the plan right now," the source says.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the only congresswoman to give birth three times while serving in office.
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East then went on to explain why his wife was unable to give birth naturally.
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Earlier this year, Duckworth also became the first senator to give birth while in office.
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Alvarez was due to give birth in January but suffered a miscarriage, according to police.
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When it was time for me to give birth I went back to that park.
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They stood by as he made a woman give birth while shackled to a bed.
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Winter is the mating season for these macaques, and they give birth in the summer.
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They would also be forced to give birth even when the pregnancy threatened their health.
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His patient, a pregnant woman infected with toxoplasmosis, was due to give birth in September.
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Then, the embryo is implanted in a surrogate, which will give birth to the clone.
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Not every pregnant woman who contracts Zika will give birth to a baby with microcephaly.
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When it was time for me to give birth, I went back to that park.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) just became the first senator to give birth while in office.
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If she's at the beginning of the second trimester, she'll give birth sometime in August.
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His wife, Eva Khan, lives in London and is due to give birth in August.
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His wife, Stacey, was past due to give birth to their first child, a son.
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When the girls were born, their mother had yet to give birth to a son.
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" — Indira, 343 "The thing is that after you give birth you're just giving, giving, giving.
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But, she added, "Having the privilege to give birth here is like beating the system."
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This year, it will outfit a nursery for the first 10 couples to give birth.
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Some 26,000 women in the United States give birth to a stillborn child each year.
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At a main hospital, mothers give birth side-by-side, sometimes three at a time.
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When women can't find a safe place to give birth, that's not a woman problem.
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"Most people have already lost the ability to give birth," Dr. Yi said by email.
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But because another doctor did my c-section, I could not give birth naturally again.
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Marsupials don't have a placenta, so when they give birth their young are born premature.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) recently became the first sitting senator to give birth in office.
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That means they know what it means to bear, give birth to, and raise a child.
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"I had to prove that I had no desire to give birth to children," Javier said.
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Ardern on Thursday became just the second elected world leader to give birth while holding office.
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If you give birth on a plane, does that technically mean you scored a free ticket?
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Also, pregnant women who smell pot smoke give birth to babies who look like Seth Rogen.
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The original Alien finds horror in the idea of a man being forced to give birth.
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The recipients were able to conceive and give birth with the aid of these artificial organs.
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And watching a vulva give birth was one of the most powerful experiences of my life.
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"I have no recollection of Black women going to a hospital to give birth," Adams said.
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Give birth in Venezuela, where newborns are dying at alarming rates in shortage-plagued maternity wards.
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Carrie chose to forgo cancer treatment so that she could give birth to the little girl.
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We crush totalitarianism, and when that was done we helped our enemies give birth to democracy.
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The whales travel thousands of miles to the area off South Australia's coast to give birth.
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To give birth to Banks, the actress opted for a "natural" and "drug-free" home birth.
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The last will be especially trying as this is "calving" season, when many cows give birth.
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To refuse to acknowledge the accomplishment of the winner is to give birth to a grudge.
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She permitted some pregnant rodents to give birth naturally, while performing antibiotic-free Caesareans on others.
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Among the most striking is the age at which women give birth for the first time.
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It also has an obstetrics wing, where pregnant women with potential complications wait to give birth.
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Right now, as the summer solstice approaches, they are arriving to give birth to their calves.
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She's due to give birth this spring, shortly after Kate welcomed her third child, Prince Louis.
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Others met photographers for the first time at the clinics where they would soon give birth.
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Men don't give birth to children, and after marriage a man is free from family chores.
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Italian women give birth to 1.39 children on average, compared with an EU average of 1.58.
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Héctor journeys north to search, as Lilia, about to give birth, waits, confined to her bed.
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Inevitably, the pregnant Evelyn has to attempt the seemingly impossible: to give birth without a sound.
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Brinson thought it was a joke—she was about to give birth to her second child.
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I want him to be pregnant with me and never give birth, just hold me in.
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Letters Readers discuss midwifery and why some mothers opt not to give birth in a hospital.
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More than a third of women who give birth in any given year are now unmarried.
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Give birth to the equivalent of fetuses and then finish gestating them externally on mother's milk.
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The day has finally arrived ... April the Giraffe is about to give birth live on camera!!!
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Meanwhile, Captain Struck had become the first member of the U.S. armed forces to give birth.
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She fled the self-styled caliphate because she wanted to give birth away from the fighting.
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Today, some people plan their weddings or when they'll give birth based on lucky zodiac signs.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) is the first US senator to give birth while holding office.
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Maybe it's just because, 30-odd years ago, I happened to give birth to a girl.
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Two years ago, Jamee Gidwitz planned to give birth at Mount Sinai East on Fifth Avenue.
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Now comes the New Zealand minister who cycled to a hospital on Sunday to give birth.
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She will be the first sitting US senator in history to give birth while in office.
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But Maile's arrival made her the first United States senator to give birth while in office.
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Pregnant women must find a hospital that offers maternity services and register to give birth there.
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She was due to give birth in September and that would help with the baby's nutrition.
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Yes, it's essential that black women have the choice about whether to conceive and give birth.
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Two more nurses are expected to give birth in January, according to staff in the ward.
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The State Department offered no statistics on how many foreigners travel to America to give birth.
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On extremely hot days, women in the US give birth earlier than they naturally would otherwise.
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However, I fear they might try and give birth to themselves again in a new form.
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We should take our time, Christine says, and only give birth when we feel it's right.
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The median age at which women first give birth has risen to 26, and women are significantly less likely than they were two decades ago to give birth as teenagers or in their early 20s, and more likely to do so in their 40s, Pew reported.
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They can be saved from the nightmares of a world where one in three women and girls have experienced physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner, or where many have no say over when to give birth or the number of children to give birth to.
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He was with his wife Melissa, who is about to give birth to the couple's fourth child.
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They will not give birth again until this offspring is self-sufficient, which takes about four years.
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Imagination is what enabled William Steig, back in 1990, to give birth to a character named Shrek.
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I told her that no one's eye makeup will ever be so perfect when they give birth.
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The last of the eight to give birth, Embick welcomed daughter Charlotte Rose Embick on Dec. 19.
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Dilbireen's mother stayed in Iraq, as she was due to give birth to Dilbireen's brother in November.
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She opted to go to the same hospital to give birth to her daughter, Zara, in 1981.
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She's due to give birth this spring, shortly after Kate Middleton welcomed her third child, Prince Louis.
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The remaining material rotates in a disc around the star and can give birth to new planets.
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But, even so, the movie raises the question: Is it possible to give birth in complete silence?
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Williams isn't the first woman tennis player to give birth, but she is setting a unique precedent.
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Nine months later, I give birth to a healthy baby boy, three weeks before his due date.
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Luckily, Starsiak Hawk didn't have her heart set on a specific way she wanted to give birth.
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Grasscutters, by contrast, take up to 13 months to mature and five months before they give birth.
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Can a mother give birth to Zika-damaged babies if she never had symptoms of the disease?
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They should take a leaf out of the giraffe's book and just give birth ALL THE TIME.
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Simone and Shari Cumberbatch were both due to give birth to their baby girls in mid-July.
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One gambling firm reports a healthy profit on bets that Ms Markle would give birth in April.
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The Maison Rose takes women to a nearby hospital to give birth and helps with early childcare.
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Khloé Kardashian is due to give birth to her first child, a baby girl, any day now.
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Total minutes spent watching -- and mostly waiting for April to give birth -- is 8 BILLION minutes worldwide.
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"She wants to give birth in Los Angeles, so her family can be around," says the insider.
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But it may be a different story if such workers subsequently give birth to Zika-infected babies.
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They spent less than a year together before DeDual came back to the States to give birth.
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But the vast majority of women who give birth early don't fall into those categories, Jelliffe says.
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How do you get all that experience — experiences like watching your wife give birth — into your work?
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The Industrial Handbook, the book he's holding, informed and helped give birth to whatever industrial turned into.
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And who will be the lucky family member to help her give birth in the delivery room?
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"[I'm] eight months [pregnant], so yeah, next month [I'll give birth]," Prepon revealed on the talk show.
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In other words, allergy-free parents who own pets might just give birth to allergy-free kids.
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The rare medical event raises many questions, including: How can a woman who is unconscious give birth?
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Even after women give birth, they often continue to face rampant discrimination at their place of employment.
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To be exact, 1.2 million people watched April give birth to her son, a calf named Tajiri.
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RHP Bruce Rondon will be placed on paternity leave with his wife due to give birth Monday.
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How and where, out of interest, is she proposing to give birth, suppressing every shout and curse?
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Ideally, the transplants would allow women who otherwise could not give birth the chance to become pregnant.
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In two months, my wife will give birth to our first (and sure to be only) kid.
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Two days ago she travelled 17 kilometers from her village to give birth to her first child.
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Pregnant women like Tammy Jackson were forced to give birth in an isolation cell without medical attention.
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She returned to Poland to give birth to Natalia amid scrutiny and judgment from friends and family.
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No one wants to subscribe to those feeds; no one would voluntarily give birth if they did.
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But adoption isn't a choice about whether to give birth; it's a choice about whether to parent.
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But all the country seemed to care about was whether she could give birth to a son.
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But black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to give birth to a stillborn child.
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A Mormon has bucked the expectations of her religion by resolving to adopt rather than give birth.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, above, traveled to an Auckland hospital to give birth to her first child.
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Then, the embryo is transferred to a surrogate mother, who will give birth after a normal gestation.
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And before you give birth, we usually wait for the cervix to dilate a full 10 centimeters.
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Women there regularly give birth in a tent without a doctor or a midwife, aid workers said.
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In fact, sloths sleep, mate, and even give birth all while hanging upside down on a branch.
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Rather than beginning with a set of preconceptions, I let the journey give birth to the story.
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When the decision is no longer hypothetical, forcing a woman to give birth doesn't sound so good.
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In 1990, then Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto became the first serving elected leader to give birth.
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Duckworth is expected to become the first senator to give birth while in office later this year.
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Not coincidentally, the Author was invented by the same force that helped give birth to America: literacy.
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" There is no more moving evidence of the way in which the daughter of the famous Carter Family was able to assert the primacy of nurture over nature than her daughter Rosanne's eulogy: "She did not give birth to me, but she helped me give birth to my future.
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Her brother has previously said she was going to give birth to a boy to be named Niko.
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Shanann's younger brother, Frankie Rzucek, previously said she was going to give birth to a son named Nico.
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Tarakji said many pregnant women are too scared to give birth in hospitals, knowing they are heavily targeted.
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I am not the first, nor will I be the last, to give birth to an almost-toddler.
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A postmenopausal 61-year-old couldn't possibly be equipped to carry and give birth to a baby. Right?
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They just aren't "activated" until you actually give birth and have the hormonal releases responsible for milk production.
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We need hope, dreams, and the desire to change the world, to give birth to a new world.
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Women are fitted with contraceptive coils and are only permitted to give birth if they win a lottery.
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But she was about to give birth, so, he suggested, he would present it—but in his name.
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Mom Ai Bang had the center guessing until the very end about whether she would actually give birth.
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After you give birth, it's safe to say that many things in your life change, including your body.
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Sofia is due to give birth to a younger sibling for 1-year-old Prince Alexander in September.
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The mother rhino, who waited 15 months to give birth, was quick to dote on her first child.
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The mom-to-be is in Cleveland with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, 27, which is where she'll give birth.
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The Boulder, Colorado, woman was due to give birth to her first child, Bella Rose, on Election Day.
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" As Yuval Harari writes in Homo Deus, "new technologies kill old gods and give birth to new gods.
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When I became a physician at 26, as an obstetrician I obviously helped women give birth to babies.
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Others end up ravaged and require special medical procedures just to be able to menstruate or give birth.
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Contractions are currently the main indicator for medical professionals to know a woman is about to give birth.
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She was pissed off with them—you would be too if you had to give birth in Britain.
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According to reports, Zwiener campaigned throughout her pregnancy, and continued even while at the hospital to give birth.
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The pregnant bear will now get to give birth in the wild, instead of at the veterinary hospital.
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In the last 40 years, the areas where the animals go to give birth have already shifted north.
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Even if abortion ends a human life, forcing a woman to give birth against her will is worse.
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Mammals and some reptiles including certain snakes and lizards are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young.
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But, she decided, if she could not give birth to a child, she could engineer her own rebirth.
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Neil Walker's wife, Niki, was expected to give birth to the couple's first child, a girl, on Tuesday.
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They are working with a second carrier now that is pregnant and will give birth in the spring.
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If Shin Shin is pregnant, she is likely to give birth in early June or a bit later.
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Ardern, 38, is just the second elected world leader in recent history to give birth while holding office.
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Veteran Michal Neuvirth also went home early — to be with his wife as she prepared to give birth.
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Over the years, she's released two pamphlets — Teaching My Mother How To Give Birth and Her Blue Body.
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Take, for example, semelparous species such as octopus that live until they give birth and then abruptly die.
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In the wild, pandas typically give birth to a single infant, born tiny, blind, pink and almost hairless.
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That's forcing polar bears to swim longer distances, and affecting walruses that give birth on the sea ice.
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American teens give birth at a rate that is five times higher than that of their Dutch counterparts.
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At home, a woman can give birth in a familiar setting accompanied by people she knows and trusts.
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Ms. Mahoney has two weeks until she is supposed to give birth to her third child, a girl.
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Every adult female is pregnant, so about 12 will give birth in the spring, CNN affiliate KTVN reported.
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She is now set to be only the second elected world leader to give birth while in office.
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Families who give birth at home are exercising their privilege rather than doing what's best for their child.
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And they give birth to live young, which remain with their parents for a period before shuffling off.
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She cradled her protruding belly and praised the wide hips and pelvis that allow women to give birth.
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After about 25 days, the mothers give birth to five to eight pups, sometimes sired by multiple fathers.
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Tammy Duckworth, who's pregnant and would be the first sitting senator to give birth while in office. Doh!
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A.J. waived her operational deferment, the year without deployments the Navy provides for mothers after they give birth.
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It kicked off with a female cab driver rushing a pregnant woman to a hospital to give birth.
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It kicked off with a female cab driver rushing a pregnant woman to a hospital to give birth.
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Fortunately, all those changes to your body that cause heartburn during pregnancy quickly disappear after you give birth.
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In one, gay men nervously gnaw at their relationship as they wait for their surrogate to give birth.
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She was pregnant during that tournament and took time off to give birth to Alexis Olympia in September.
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There's also no good way to know for sure whether a woman might give birth before 37 weeks.
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Even though I didn't give birth to my son, his birth is something I did with my wife.
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She is believed to be the only national leader in recent years to give birth while in office.
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It is where Zeus's lover Leto found refuge from Hera's wrath to give birth to Apollo and Artemis.
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She chose to give birth at SIUH because the hospital had low C-section rates compared to other hospitals.
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"About nine months from now, the United States is going to give birth to a president," Pastor Stewart said.
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In the final days of her pregnancy, Utah mom Kaylee Bays was way past ready to finally give birth.
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American princess Meghan Markle is pregnant with the royal baby and is due to give birth in late April.
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In June last year, Ardern became the first woman in the country's history to give birth while in office.
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Chyna has revealed that she is expected to give birth to her second child in the next two weeks.
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Christina posted a video on social media announcing her pregnancy only days before she was ready to give birth.
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According to a hospital in Spain, a woman really did give birth to twins at the age of 64.
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Luckily, most people who give birth after their due dates don't encounter any health complications, according to the ACOG.
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"Birth tourists" travel to foreign countries to give birth, so that their children acquire the citizenship of that country.
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He gave no hint of a wedding date and said Takigawa is due to give birth early next year.
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New Zealand's minister for women, Julie Anne Genter, rode her bike to the hospital to give birth on Sunday.
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The world continues to wait in anticipation for April (the now-famous giraffe) to give birth to her young.
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Instead, she goes into labor, gives up on escape, and goes back in the main house to give birth.
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Meanwhile, Winston's family and friends continue to worry about the woman, who is due to give birth on Thursday.
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The new ovaries supported the follicles and eggs long enough for the mouse to ovulate, conceive, and give birth.
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And it won't be long – Meghan Markle is due to give birth to the couple's first child next month.
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My company's policy is that I have to give birth to this child to get any paid time off.
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However, it wasn't clear that a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor could successfully be used to give birth.
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Exactly here in Rome, 59 years ago, the founding fathers signed an agreement to give birth to European institutions.
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A rabbit's gestation period is typically 28-31 days, and if so, she's due to give birth this weekend.
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"When the nurse told me what it was like to give birth, I thought I might die," she says.
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When Quinn discovers his daughter is pregnant, he knows that she, too, will give birth to a mangled child.
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As more Zika-infected women give birth, more will be known about it and the more we can learn.
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Every year, 2 million girls give birth before the age of 103, according to the United Nations Population Fund.
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Obviously, there's a big thing about who's going to give birth to an heir, who's going to get married.
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A pregnant woman's cervix typically softens and shortens as the baby grows, until she is ready to give birth.
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While she was No. 1 when she left the tour to give birth, Williams is currently ranked No. 453.
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These seals gather on the ice floes over the shallow waters, where mothers give birth to pups and nurse.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor explained to Today why moms start to relax after they give birth to their fourth.
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No one wants to hear that from their doctor when they're pregnant, especially when they're about to give birth.
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Also on Monday, Kardashian revealed on her app that she's "not afraid" to give birth for the first time.
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Doctors soon learned that Holbert, who was due to give birth on October 12, was already three centimeters dilated.
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Kate's decision to give birth at the Lindo Wing follows in the footsteps of her late mother-in-law.
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"Men" can have menstrual periods now, and "men" can become pregnant and give birth now, so why not makeup?
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Female Greenland sharks likely give birth every couple of years to only a handful of pups, much like whales.
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And we certainly had no idea that our film would give birth (no pun intended) to a whole movement.
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Now you know what's in store, should you ever have to give birth in the back of an Uber.
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The giraffe, April, has been pregnant for the past 15 months, and will finally give birth any minute now.
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Houston RHP Doug Fister could miss his scheduled start on Monday with his wife expected to give birth soon.
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We're already pretty much in awe of moms, whether they adopt, give birth vaginally, or have a C-section.
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They cost about $4 on Amazon and usually are given to new moms who give birth in the hospital.
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Public narratives matter: They give birth to harmful public policies and create apathy toward racist practices that perpetuate inequality.
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In Los Angeles alone, illegal aliens give birth to more children than all of the citizens in South Carolina.
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She wandered through desert, survived waves of fighting and dodged landmines -- all while searching for refuge to give birth.
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Prison officials would be forbidden from using restraints on pregnant women before, during, and shortly after they give birth.
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She watched on from afar last year as she prepared to give birth to daughter Alexis Olympia in September.
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"I'm supposed to give birth sometime in the next two weeks, so we'll see what happens tonight," she said.
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Nigeria is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to give birth, according to the United Nations.
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"Once you give birth, your body will deflate over 3 to 6 months, as will your lips," she adds.
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"When I give birth I might feed my baby with infant formula to avoid passing the infection," she added.
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It is not against the law for a foreign national to visit the United States and give birth here.
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"Birth tourists" travel to foreign countries to give birth, so their children can get the citizenship of that country.
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The resulting geometric multiplication of free and fair trade between countries will give birth to the next economic revolution.
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The Trumpists long to disembowel the health care system and force pregnant people to give birth against their will.
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Ms. Ardern is expected to be the only national leader in recent years to give birth while in office.
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Although the convention was widely ridiculed at the time, Stanton's declaration helped give birth to the women's suffrage movement.
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Williams returned to the tour briefly this year after a 14-month absence to give birth to her daughter.
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It ran for more than three years, although Ms. Cook withdrew in 20063 to give birth to her son.
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Every year, about 10,000 foreign women who live overseas give birth on US soil, according to the CDC. 4.
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Yeager was overdue to give birth to her firstborn when a routine ultrasound morphed into a scene of terror.
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She says they are struggling to survive because they can't hunt, rest, or give birth on floating sea ice.
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If I lived through this, I thought, I would be forced to give birth, alone, in this filthy cell.
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Those who can afford it consider shelling out thousands of dollars to give birth in a private hospital instead.
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Tammy Duckworth of Illinois is expected to be the first woman to give birth while serving in the Senate.
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But now Inuit midwives are reclaiming the right of pregnant women to choose to give birth in their hometown.
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Inuit midwives in Canada are reclaiming the right of pregnant women to choose to give birth in their hometown.
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At the entrance to the camps, NGOs have set up clinics where the women can come to give birth.
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They rack up sick days for years on end and then use them all up after they give birth.
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Today's corporations create enormous value through remarkable innovations that give birth to new technologies and new products and services.
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Japanese women give birth to infants 19803 grams (about 21980 pounds) smaller, on average, than white mothers, Morisaki said.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) is about to become the first US senator to give birth while in office.
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Connections, which give birth to creation, are at the core of influence and (ironically) at the origin of individuality.
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He is seeking to avoid jail time as his wife is about to give birth to their first child.
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Hilary Duff is over being pregnant and ready to give birth, but her baby girl hasn't yet gotten the message.
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Sparks, 28, is due to give birth to a baby boy — the couple's first child — at the end of April.
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However, the link is not absolute: Some women with Zika give birth to babies with microcephaly while others do not.
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Pink gave birth to Willow Sage in 2011, and is due to give birth to her second child in 2017.
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But Wells badly wanted to give birth to her own kids, and at 32, had the first of two children.
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You know, some of them I have to rush them to the hospital [to give birth] when they get here.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth welcomed a daughter on Monday, making history as the first senator to give birth while in office.
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So, when this pregnant sea otter needed to give birth last week, she sought refuge in the aquarium's tide pool.
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Cullen, who was a mother of three, was due to give birth in 10 days, according to ABC 7 Chicago.
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The plan was for Duff to give birth in the bathtub, so she watched some videos on YouTube to prepare.
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The last to give birth, Holt says she's lucky to have such a strong support system during her first pregnancy.
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Washington is one of just a few states that offer residential nurseries for women who give birth while behind bars.
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Wellbody is properly equipped, and to encourage women to give birth there it allows the birth attendants to come, too.
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How did something so potentially dangerous give birth to the Enlightenment and all its trappings of democracy and human rights?
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Before Winston's body was found, Winston's mother was worried about her daughter, especially since she was due to give birth.
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It's been just about a full month of "Watch April the giraffe give birth," livestreams - and still, no baby giraffe.
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Princess Sofia ticked off the last official event on her calendar today before she's due to give birth in September.
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By summer, the females settle down to give birth, and any lynx that haven&apost bred have missed their shot.
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Knowles spoke to Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier and revealed that Bey is more than ready to give birth twice over.
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The girl is believed to be 10 years old and was due to give birth in four months, police said.
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Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle, who is due to give birth to the couple's first child imminently, did not attend.
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Right now, there are women who are shackled while they are pregnant and in some states, while they give birth.
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In both, rural women have to travel long distances while in labor to reach a safe place to give birth.
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She found out two months before she was due to give birth to her now one-year-old son Archie.
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The Porcupine Caribou Herd, upon which the Gwich'in subsist, return here year after year to give birth to their young.
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Joshua says that while Denise was due on March 25, Alex Raphael wasn't expected to give birth until April 6.
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"I was too young to give birth, my aunt who took me was very helpful during my delivery," she said.
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Significantly fewer will be females of reproductive age that, scientists say, only give birth to a calf every two years.
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She also told the show that she's eager to give birth — as most moms at eight months along would be.
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Jay Z did not attend likely because his wife, Beyoncé, is expected to give birth to the couple's twins soon.
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Especially relevant today is the talk of the mountain that labored for months only to give birth to a mouse.
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So Hess stepped in and handled the delivery right before she went back to her own room to give birth.
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Troublingly, the same study shows that women who exhibit no symptoms can still give birth to babies with brain abnormalities.
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Many women who became pregnant during that time are still due to give birth, so more microcephaly cases may appear.
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The Porcupine caribou herd migrates to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge-Coastal Plain every year where they will give birth.
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"Those women who see their friend give birth had decreased sexual activity—they reported less sex per year," Kapinos added.
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Give birth, adopt a child, care for a sick family member, injured service member: Up to 22019 weeks unpaid leave.
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Why it matters: Earlier this month, Duckworth became the first senator in U.S. history to give birth while in office.
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The United States remains one of the most dangerous high-income countries in the world for women to give birth.
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It was also believed that Lilith could fertilize herself with male sperm to give birth to her own demon babies.
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Mothers of unplanned children tend to give birth when they are younger, leave school earlier and earn less when older.
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Situations in which a woman seeks an abortion when she is ready to give birth are incredibly uncommon, Nash said.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand is the first world leader in decades to give birth while in office.
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At the 20 largest employers, six others give birth mothers or primary caregivers 10 weeks or more among hourly employees.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) is set to make history as the first senator to give birth while in office.
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Just before the 2018 midterms, Trump suggested he might end women entering the U.S. to give birth via executive order.
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As you prepare to give birth, you might take a childbirth class, practice patterned breathing, and pack a hospital bag.
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I call her in June, just days before she is scheduled to give birth, and the conversation turns to politics.
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Go deeper: U.S. tops list of most dangerous developed countries to give birth Childbirth is more deadly for black mothers
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Your body is not a machine, and just because you can't give birth doesn't mean you can't be a mother.
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Some viewers kept checking back, even as the period in which April was expected to give birth came and went.
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"I also came to buy a Cesarean section kit for my daughter, who is about to give birth," she said.
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Some recent reports have suggested that women who give birth by cesarean section are more likely to have obese children.
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ATHENS — As a longtime fertility doctor, Minas Mastrominas has helped couples in Greece give birth to thousands of bouncing babies.
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"We have managed ... to give birth to the Astana process," the head of the Russian delegation, Alexander Lavrentyev, told reporters.
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If they don't want to give birth at home, they have to travel great distances at the height of pregnancy.
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Duckworth, who is just over six months along in her pregnancy, will become the first sitting senator to give birth.
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Typically, "birth tourists" are people with sufficient money to travel from foreign countries to give birth in the United States.
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Women who have the usual fetal surgery have to give birth by cesarean section, which poses risks for subsequent pregnancies.
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Some of the organization's members frequent the same online forums, like 4chan, that helped give birth to the alt-right.
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The Animal Adventure Park in upstate NY set up a live stream in early February ... anticipating she'd shortly give birth.
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The data generated during the performance will, as Morel says, give birth to an immersive dance performance on terra firma.
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During rainy season, when the roads are typically washed away, more women give birth at home, miles away from help.
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Fetty Wap's baby mama, Alexis Skyy, is about to give birth any moment now ... even though she's 3 months early.
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All states included in the data, however, saw their rates of women who give birth while addicted to opioids increase.
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Her belly distended, she looked like she was very far along in her pregnancy and had come in to give birth.
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Then two years ago, Poppy stunned her trackers when, at 41, she became the oldest recorded mountain gorilla to give birth.
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Jimmy dies in the blast, but Ruth survives to give birth months after the bombs have dropped and civilization has ended.
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He did not, however, know that a dump truck would rescue his family while his wife was about to give birth.
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"If you give birth to your baby, you are less likely to develop breast cancer in the future," reads the booklet.
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MACCALLUM: Dana, it&aposs so interesting hearing about your idea you know, that that helped to give birth to his book.
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Hopefully, the recipient will become pregnant; if all goes well, she will give birth, after which the uterus will be removed.
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Female orcas give birth every three to 10 years, according to National Geographic, and their gestation period is 15-18 months.
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They would certainly not seek to punish women who give birth through cesarean section by limiting their future health care access.
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All The Weird Things That Happen When You Give Birth 29 True Stories That Show What Giving Birth Is REALLY Like
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Her post-pregnancy return has sparked debate about the way tennis organizations treat women who take time off to give birth.
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But there was just one little thing keeping her there—she was preparing to give birth to his new baby sister!
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Around 4 million women will give birth in a hospital this year, and most of those births will be relatively uncomplicated.
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I mean, to watch the vulva give birth is to watch one of the most powerful organs in the human body.
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Zara, who is due to give birth this spring, wore an oversize olive poncho with jeans, sneakers and a baseball cap.
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Just not to take care of my child, because I CHOSE to have her, because I didn't give birth to her.
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Erramatti Mangayamma, a farmer from the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, is believed to be the oldest person to give birth.
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Allen said the goats — which can be worth about $200 each — are expected to give birth in the next two months.
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Experts, he said, are waiting for a cohort of about 5,000 pregnant women, most of them in Colombia, to give birth.
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A web cam has been set up in Lun Lun's birthing den, so animal lovers can watch the bear give birth.
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According to the zoo, white tigers usually give birth to two or three cubs, and the sextuplets are considered very rare.
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Then, once you actually give birth, your kid is forever growing apart from you, bit by bit, becoming her own person.
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Hell hath no fury like a woman who's about to give birth and still can't score a seat on the subway.
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Middleton is due to give birth any day now, roughly a month ahead of the royal wedding happening on May 19.
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Gonzalez (9-5, 2.66 ERA) will miss the start with his wife expected to give birth to the couple's second child.
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Perhaps as surprising as Gomez playing a mom is the fact that Franco plays the man who helps her give birth.
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And if I give myself a little pep talk, I have to recognize I'm not the first woman to give birth.
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Rattlesnakes, which don't lay eggs, can give birth to as many as 24 or more babies at once, Emily Taylor says.
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The line dropped within the past week, just days before Kate Hudson is expected to give birth to her third child.
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The Wyoming, Michigan, mother of six chose to forgo cancer treatment so that she could give birth to the little girl.
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That makes the United States one of the "most dangerous" places in the developed world to give birth, USA Today said.
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Kenya Moore has hit a dangerous complication in her pregnancy, which might cause her to give birth sooner rather than expected.
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Her eldest daughter, in Syria, will shortly give birth; that she will not be there to help causes Nedda acute pain.
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At the end of February 2019, the park shared that they expected April to give birth before the end of March.
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Maybe, they thought, the sharks were moving certain directions because they were pregnant and looking for a place to give birth.
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Should Kate give birth on April 21, her child will share a birthday with the Queen, who turns 92 that day.
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The information could be made easily accessible online so women could make informed choices about where they wanted to give birth.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth will be the first sitting senator to give birth in U.S. history, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
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I mean, I wish you could just be pregnant for 30 days and then give birth, you know what I'm saying?
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If you thought the ceremony was nuts, then how fucking batshit crazy is it that the wives pretend to give birth?!
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VR is not a computer either, although we're being told it's going to give birth to a whole new computing paradigm.
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" Schmid added, "In old cultures the girls would watch their mothers give birth so they would know what it was like.
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A shelter provides temporary accommodation for those who are ill, who have come to give birth or who need to rest.
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Let's put it this way: Are those things you'd be doing if your sister or daughter was about to give birth?
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He worried that they would be shot, that Adula's mother would collapse, that her sister-in-law would give birth prematurely.
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They give birth to a 105 kg calf, which first has to gestate in the mom's womb for nearly two years!
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But bottlenose dolphins give birth to one calf at a time and care for that baby for up to six years.
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The US Army, a eugenics professor, and thousands of universities came together to give birth to the world's biggest standardized exam.
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Tammy Duckworth gave birth to a baby girl, making her the first US senator ever to give birth while in office.
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The world is still watching and waiting in anticipation for April the giraffe to give birth to her calf on livestream.
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In most other countries where Zika infections have spread, pregnant women who might have been exposed have yet to give birth.
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Muskoxen utilize the coastal plain year around, while in winter, polar bears descend upon the plain to give birth while hibernating.
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Talk to your doc about contraception After you give birth, you'll likely want to talk to your doctor about birth control.
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And, though Ramsay's stepmom did give birth to a healthy boy, he and his mother were swiftly fed to the hounds.
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Mothers about to give birth also have to go to the mainland, 8 miles over the sea, to have their children.
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Teen mothers are more likely to give birth to a baby with the defect, as are women who drink and smoke.
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On the morning that my wife was due to give birth, I awoke to the sound of a loud mechanical hum.
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" He also opined that the epidural isn't necessary, saying that "as a woman, your body is genetically engineered to give birth.
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Melissa Hall filed a federal lawsuit in March claiming that she was forced to give birth while shackled, per jail policy.
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Other hospitals were designated just for routine care: women still have to give birth, people still suffer trauma and heart attacks.
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Ms. Ardern, 37, is about to become the first world leader in almost three decades to give birth while in office.
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If she wants to give birth in a tub, O.K. If she decides that the room is getting too crowded, leave.
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Waiting to give birth again for more than 5 years can also come with pregnancy complications such as high blood pressure.
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If you give birth to your baby by C-section, you can expect the procedure to take about forty-five minutes.
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Today around three out of four pregnant women in the town give birth in its clinic, attended to by Inuit midwives.
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"I feel relieved to be able to give birth at home, where my family is," said the new mother, Susie Mina.
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More than 99 percent of all women in China now give birth in hospitals — 30 years ago, only about half did.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump unveiled his daughter's plan for six weeks of paid leave for women who give birth.
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In Skaramagas, one Syrian woman boasted that she was about to give birth to her seventh child — this one in Greece.
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She was pregnant during that tournament and took time off to give birth to her first child, Alexis Olympia, in September.
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For now, the US remains one of the most dangerous high-income countries in the world for women to give birth.
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They also estimated that lack of Medicaid coverage leads 3,000 women to give birth every year who would otherwise choose abortion.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), the first senator to give birth while holding office, could bring her newborn onto the Senate floor.
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She followed her mother into a nursing career and had taken time off from work to give birth to her first child.
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The procedure's purpose is to enable women born without a uterus, or who had theirs removed, to become pregnant and give birth.
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Astronomers still need to prove that synestias are actually a thing before they can claim that they give birth to natural satellites.
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The human mom, seven and half month pregnant, was rushed to a nearby hospital to give birth shortly after her contractions started.
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The Umbrella Academy tells the story of what happens after 43 decidedly not-pregnant women all give birth on the same day.
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"During their lifetime, the majority of the world's women give birth to at least one child," she wrote in her project's introduction.
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She loses the baby and an emergency hysterectomy is performed — ensuring she'll never get the chance to give birth in the future.
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It comes during an exciting time for the couple: Princess Madeleine is due to give birth to their third child in March.
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"It was just one look from her," Arpaia, who worried about bonding with a baby she did not give birth to, explains.
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I don't know what it feels like to give birth, but I can't imagine loving a child more than I love her!
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Using an egg donor enabled Amy to give birth to a healthy girl, Olivia, in November 2013 and give Jaxon a sister.
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A Colorado father died last week while driving his pregnant wife to the hospital to give birth to the couple's third child.
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So is the teenage birth rate: just four teenage girls in every 1,000 give birth each year, according to the World Bank.
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Mahamud's Uber birth wouldn't be exciting if it was happening every day — chances are you WILL give birth in your planned location.
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"It looks like you're getting ready to give birth right there," DeGeneres joked after seeing a video of Cardi at the festival.
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On Tuesday, the Illinois Democrat announced she is pregnant with her second child and is expected to give birth in late April.
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Michelle Branch is ready to give birth — and the pregnant musician is the first to admit that she hopes she will soon.
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"I'm sure just having someone who knows what it's like to breast-feed or give birth is helpful on a set."Yes.
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After LOL was taken in by Unleashed Pet Rescue, she was placed in a foster home so she could comfortably give birth.
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Zika is a particular concern for pregnant women, who may give birth to children with birth defects if exposed to the virus.
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The former Sister, Sister actress was preparing to give birth to her second child on Saturday, husband Cory Hardrict revealed on Instagram.
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Reducing stigma is also key, she said, as many fathers walk out when their wives give birth to a child with albinism.
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The family then moved to London, yet Madeleine returned to Sweden to give birth to the couple's third child earlier this year.
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And while it'll be a while before Port and Conrad give birth, we're sure that Patridge is already sharing some great advice.
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" Another urged Beyoncé to give birth "NOW or wait till Cancer season," fretting that the cultural icon "can't have... Gemini babies. Nope.
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It sounds like a relatively simple concept: you give birth to a baby, and then your body produces milk to feed them.
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The girls are supposed to be playing the biggest gig of their lives; instead, they're in the hospital helping her give birth.
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When I went to the hospital to give birth to my first child, I tried to get through labor without an epidural.
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So I traced the stories of three mothers—Beth, Klara, and Lily—to find out what happens when you give birth unexpectedly.
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Me every time they say #Aprilthegiraffe will give birth "any minute now!" and I stare at a live feed for three hours.
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" She added, "Everyone thinks I'm about to pop and about to give birth at any minute and I have months to go.
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In public hospitals, queues of women waiting to give birth can drive doctors to medically speed up deliveries and rush the process.
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"If they don't want to give birth at home, they have to travel great distances at the height of pregnancy," she added.
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A nurse, Harper Grayson, flees to a refuge after contracting Dragonscale, hoping to survive long enough to give birth to her child.
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The most visceral reminder of all is his wife, Rachael King, who is due to give birth to their second child soon.
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"Some people ride their bikes to the hospital to give birth," said Ms. Gulsrud, who is herself pregnant with her second child.
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But until then, best not to think too ambitiously about being the first person to give birth to a baby on Mars.
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There's so much going on within Isolde, and the challenge is always to try to give birth to all her new thoughts.
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Trump will go beyond just rhetoric, putting in place pro-business policies that will give birth to a strong, robust job market.
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Even in the rare cases where women can safely give birth, there is no access to basic preventative vaccines for their newborns.
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New research shows that a woman can become infected with Zika, have no symptoms, yet give birth to a baby with microcephaly.
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His wife is due to give birth to their second child in a few days; their relationship is not at its best.
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Fatsuma Mamut in the Malkohi Health clinic in Yola, Adamawa State, where some of the women displaced by Boko Haram give birth.
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She writes that an AAMW employee told her that G7 was likely being moved to a more comfortable area to give birth.
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"She said I was lazy and that I would certainly give birth to a stillborn baby," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Scientists around the world are waiting to see whether more pregnant women who become infected eventually give birth to babies with microcephaly.
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Expectant mothers in areas vulnerable to shelling and bombing give birth by cesarean section rather than risk natural childbirth in an attack.
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Under the change, women in Poland become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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The men feared that women like us could not have children or would give birth to children that were paralyzed or disabled.
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Jacinda Ardern, one of the young, progressive leaders countering Donald Trump, talks about being only the second world leader to give birth.
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In the spring and summer, they venture inland to give birth to their calves and eat the Arctic plants that grow there.
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I've seen a busload of people work together to help a woman in labor give birth on the side of a road.
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Not making a big cut in the uterus decreases the odds that the mother will give birth prematurely and need a cesarean.
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Eventually, the egg develops into an embryo; and that embryo is then transferred to the surrogate, who surgeons hope will give birth.
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I wondered aloud whether I should just quit law school and give birth to the baby that had been forced inside me.
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On average, it costs more than $32,000 to give birth in the US, making it more expensive than in any other country.
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It's not necessarily reassuring that it's extremely uncommon for a patient to seek abortion when about to give birth, according to Anderson.
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The custom was set aside by King George VI as his daughter Elizabeth II prepared to give birth to her first child.
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To survive as workers, we have to deny, on some level, the realities of our bodies — bodies that age and give birth.
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Women should plan ahead and discuss what level of services they might need as they plan where to give birth, he advised.
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And she's not sure what will happen to the hospital where she's slated to give birth if the pandemic becomes even worse.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand became the first world leader in nearly three decades to give birth while in office.
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An added stern warning makes most women comply: If they don't come, they might give birth without a doctor's care at all.
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Teen mothers give birth at higher rates to preterm, low birth-weight babies, who are more likely to have worse health outcomes.
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Pro-life pregnancy centers exist to offer practical medical and non-medical care that will support a woman's choice to give birth.
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Erramatti Mangayamma, a farmer from the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, is believed to be the oldest person ever to give birth.
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The Canadian government once pressured Inuit women to travel far south to give birth in hospitals, an experience that many found isolating.
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Females mate in the winter and give birth in the spring, when insect populations explode, providing the species with plenty of food.
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But the administration hasn't clarified how a consular officer would have any "reason to believe" that an applicant will imminently give birth.
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They give birth to one baby at a time, raising each for six to nine years, until it's time to rear another.
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The interrogator mocked me afterward, saying that I would never procreate because people like me give birth only to terrorists and murderers.
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If Harry and Meghan have another child, they can give birth in a hospital for free in either the UK or Canada.
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Mom Meng Meng was expected to give birth to one cub on August 31, but surprised keepers by giving birth to twins.
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From the beginning, the audience is told she is important because she is to give birth to the leader of the resistance.
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Duckworth became the first senator to give birth while in office earlier this month when her daughter Maile Pearl Bowlsbey was born.
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Judges delivered the verdict earlier than expected because Novi is pregnant and due to give birth in early September, her lawyer said.
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If he, or a pregnant woman about to give birth, needed urgent medical care, permission was required to travel to a hospital.
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The proposed policy would give only partial pay for six weeks through a state unemployment fund to employed women who give birth.
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As we all finally give birth, we're told to hold our babies against our breasts and calm down in this refractory period.
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There've been a number of women, about 21 since 1987, who have commandeered a pregnant woman who is about to give birth.
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The focus is often on the woman's 'biological clock,' and of course women are the ones who become pregnant and give birth.
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If in fact, a replicant could give birth to another, it implies that new replicant would cease to be a man-made product.
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Graphic nightmares and dreams in which people give birth to non-human entities or face dire labor complications are surprisingly common during pregnancy.
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In fact, the Manukyan used the clinic in 2011 to give birth to their daughter, who is now 7 years old, they said.
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Because of some YouTube drama, the livestream of the giraffe waiting to give birth went viral—but nothing happened for nearly two months.
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I'm a doula, so I spend anywhere from 15 to 30 hours a week on administrative work—or helping someone else give birth.
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She discovers that the bus driver might be the reason for their disappearance, and then like 20 minutes later helps Becca give birth.
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The Indonesian Red Cross said on Twitter it had helped a woman give birth at a makeshift health care station after the quake.
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The somewhat controversial live stream of April, a pregnant giraffe at the Animal Adventure Park in New York who's about to give birth.
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The last leader to give birth while holding office was late Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who in 1990 gave birth to Bakhtawar.
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Now, people think she was in charge of making sure news of Thompson's cheating dropped right as Khloé was scheduled to give birth.
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United States soccer star Alex Morgan announced Wednesday that she is pregnant and expecting to give birth to a baby girl in April.
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Queen Elizabeth's post-baby debuts can't compare since she didn't give birth in a hospital — she gave birth at home in the palace.
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And this provision would once again permit price discrimination against women simply because they can get pregnant and give birth and men can't.
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Women who are pregnant and exposed to polluted air are more likely to give birth prematurely and have children at low birth weights.
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I thought, Well, man arrives on the moon and women still have to give birth in excruciating pain, just as in prehistoric times.
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Primarolo said Unite found there increased health and pregnancy problems, including one worker who had to give birth in the Sports Direct toilets.
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Williams, 36, was ranked No. 1 when she left the pro tour to give birth to now-8-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia.
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Tufani could potentially give birth in as soon as a few days, though Ahl cautioned that birth windows for giraffes can be prolonged.
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The former Goldman Sachs banker told HuffPo that he wasn't expecting his wife to give birth because she wasn't due until August 9.
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If you happen to give birth to a little human, chances are that many worries will cross your mind: Will they be kind?
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Allison Ronco, a 32-year-old critical care education coordinator and nurse was the first of the group to give birth in 2019.
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The zoo says a female named Amani is also pregnant by artificial insemination and is scheduled to give birth in September or October.
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She is especially worried about the women in the camp, who often give birth in their huts and don't have access to doctors.
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" Cheban suggests they map a route to the hospital from Kris Jenner's Calabasas home so Kim, 35, doesn't "give birth in the car.
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Run — expected to give birth to her son Sutton Joseph in October, but he was actually born at 36 weeks and 4 days.
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She said some parents specifically chose to give birth at the hospital because of the new year costumes and photo souvenirs on offer.
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After she returned home she got elected to Congress and now, at age 50, has become the first U.S. senator to give birth.
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If all goes to plan from there, the mom-to-be will give birth to a biracial baby in a matter of weeks.
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Putin never tried to hide it; he publicly said to a female interpreter that, 'Your first goal in life is to give birth.
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"Currently, maternity is a risk for Venezuelan women, as it is for babies ... many give birth at home, in the street," Correa said.
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If 100 women contract zika in their first trimester, for example, how many of them will give birth to a baby with microcephaly?
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In Los Angeles, Kim Kardashian West was doing everything she could to prepare to give birth to her son Saint, now 222 months.
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Emily Manley, of Iowa, says she never imagined that taking time off from work to give birth would lead to a hefty bill.
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I didn't anticipate delivering on the flight, but her contractions accelerated so fast and her water broke; she was going to give birth.
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"Motherhood can swallow you whole if you let it," said Melnik, who is due to give birth to her second daughter in June.
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Yes, to create and give birth to a life is a beautiful and admirable thing — but at what point is the debt repaid?
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But he says these changes might take centuries or millennia for enough time for many generations of women to give birth in space.
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But many women want to give birth at home, and Canada shows us that it is possible for them to do so safely.
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And only 10 — less than one quarter — offer paid parental leave equally to men (and all adoptive parents) and women who give birth.
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Having already miscarried twice by age 28500, she was then five months pregnant and anxious to finally give birth to her first child.
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A 74-year-old woman in India may have just become the oldest ever to give birth after delivering twin girls on Thursday.
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"This communal style of game play reinvigorated the arcade industry in the 1990s and helped give birth to a generation of fighting games."
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Social Q's My 18-year-old daughter will soon give birth, a month after she was to begin college on an academic scholarship.
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About 16 million girls between the ages of 15 and 19 — and an estimated 1 million girls under 15 — give birth each year.
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Under the change, women in Poland who become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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They had to leave their home; his wife, nine months pregnant at the time, was forced to give birth as a charity patient.
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If I wanted her to give birth to a new kitten, I would have to generate another smart contract like the one above.
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Pregnant women who come to the clinic to give birth are no longer required to bring their own candles, kerosene lamps and matches.
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And remember, he is newly married to Melania, who will give birth to Barron just 14 days after his appearance on the show.
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The Norwegian terrorist wanted to establish state-run birth clinics where blond, blue-eyed mothers would give birth to a dozen children each.
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If "Heart Berries" is any indication, the work to come will not just surface suppressed stories; it might give birth to new forms.
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Women preparing to give birth at some hospitals in New York City will no longer have to labor alone, state officials said Saturday.
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Women preparing to give birth at some hospitals in New York City will no longer have to labor alone, state officials said Saturday.
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It narrates the Annunciation — when the angel Gabriel told Mary that she would give birth to Jesus — similarly to the Gospel of Luke.
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Pregnant women need places to give birth, and large numbers of people taking H.I.V. and tuberculosis drugs need to get back on treatment.
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It is a challenge that Senator Tammy Duckworth, who in April became the first sitting senator to give birth, has zeroed in on.
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M.B.S. has vowed to give birth to a more moderate Saudi Islam, starting by curbing his religious police and permitting women to drive.
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Then the anonymous man revealed that his mother had been in prison on drug charges and had been let out to give birth.
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When the rain and the soil and the sun and the plants give birth to fruit, we eat it straight from the vines.
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Waiting to give birth after 41 weeks' gestation may slightly increase the risk that the baby will die before or shortly after birth.
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Officials are diverting pregnant women likely to give birth before 32 weeks gestation to other facilities as they investigate, according to the statement.
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Girls who contract Zika are believed to be immune when they reach their childbearing years, meaning they cannot give birth to microcephalic babies.
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A law enforcement source said Friday it was used mostly by Chinese women who give birth and stayed there before returning to China.
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Margaret Atwood, the bestselling author of "The Handmaid's Tale," said Friday that states passing anti-abortion laws should pay women who give birth.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "One of the biggest viral sensations right now is a YouTube live stream of a pregnant giraffe waiting to give birth.
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The discount retail chain said Thursday it is giving more time off for mothers to give birth and take care of their babies.
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The mammal doesn't reach sexual maturity until it's 10, and females typically give birth to only one calf every three to five years.
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The local policy essentially forces women to give birth in health centers by threatening financial penalties — a practice aimed at curbing maternal deaths.
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More of the bears are making winter dens — in which pregnant females give birth to cubs — in snow drifts on the coastal plain.
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It is a story of displacement, in which Mary and Joseph leave their home and give birth to Jesus in a strange city.
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They are forced to hoard sick days or rely on the good luck that they will give birth at the end of June.
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Varble used these piles of garbage as source material to create the outfits that would give birth to his alter-ego, Marie Debris.
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In the letters, Dawson wrote that God had told him that she was to be his wife and give birth to his children.
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The smartphone has laid the foundation on which the future will be built, and will eventually give birth to that which displaces it.
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"It's like you meet a complete stranger, fall madly in love, make musical intercourse and give birth to a magical song baby," she said.
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Granqvist has stayed in Russia with the approval of his wife, Sofie, who is overdue to give birth to their second child in Sweden.
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She's surrounded by kaleidoscopic mosaics of glass, while an overturned clay pot reading "LOOK HERE" seems to give birth to an incomprehensibly massive plant.
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The star, who had her baby shower in December, is expecting to give birth to her first biological child this month, according to People.
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The American Idol winner is due to give birth at the end of April and may have revealed she is planning a water birth.
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A pregnant waitress in Phoenix, Arizona, reportedly landed a very special Christmas bonus days before she is expected to give birth to her daughter.
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But a shift in the number of women deciding to give birth is likely a much smaller factor, if it is one at all.
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And women are really powerful, they have the ability to give birth, they have the ability to feed that which they've given birth to.
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If the swimmers are related, it could mean that great whites mate farther north and then come down to Long Island to give birth.
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Tian may be the oldest woman to ever give birth in the country, as the previous oldest woman was 64 when she gave birth.
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At the time, mostly female antelopes of the Betpak-Dala population, the largest saiga group at the time, gathered in herds to give birth.
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We should focus on all the things it can do and has done for us, like heal, walk, run, love, forgive, and give birth.
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She is its youngest prime minister in more than a century and the second female world leader to ever give birth while in office.
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But it is very unlikely Meghan will give birth at the private Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital — which is Kate's hospital of choice.
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Tammy Duckworth became the first US senator to give birth while in office when she delivered her second daughter on Monday, her office announced.
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There's the teenage prostitute who escapes her pimp and brothel to give birth, only to have her baby taken away for a closed adoption.
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It's thought that gases within the arms bump up against each and other and become so compressed that they give birth to new stars.
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Hilaria Baldwin (maiden name: Thomas) never expected to become a recognizable name, or to give birth to four children in less than five years (!).
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But what we do know is that this study could be a breakthrough for the many, many mothers looking to give birth via IVF.
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" Holt continued to struggle in dilating enough to give birth, leading her doctor to try an unconventional method that the actress deems an "aquadural.
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The transplant was the first US attempt to help women who have either lost their uteruses or were born without one to give birth.
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And since many women who give birth in their 40s do not rely on assisted conception, social factors must also have played a part.
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And, she's an amateur DJ. Now, Ardern is set to become the second world leader in modern history to give birth while in office.
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Whether you're preparing to give birth yourself, or you're simply curious about how childbirth actually happens, a new viral video will answer your questions.
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Luckily, once you give birth, hemorrhoids usually become less of a big deal — just in time for you to begin wiping someone else's butt.
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I'd rather give birth again with no drugs," Colman says in the behind-the-scenes studio footage, before adding, "I'm having a lovely time!
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More than 1.2 million people watched her belatedly give birth to son Tajiri on April 15 at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York.
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And, of course, Jenner did carry and give birth to Stormi in total secret, eventually announcing the birth in a low-key YouTube video.
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Cullen was Expected to Give Birth in 10 Days Cullen was traveling on I-80, on her way home from work, according to ABC20153.
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Women who are participating in the trial have lived under the assumption that they would never be able to get pregnant or give birth.
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According to the zoo, rhinos usually give birth at night, but Malindi, a critically endangered eastern black rhino, didn't feel like following the rules.
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"I'm going to be OK because I will not have to give birth to a child I don't want on my own," she says.
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The violence limits the agency's access to Hodeidah, but it estimated 90,000 women were due to give birth there in the next nine months.
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"I'm really excited to have everyone there, but oh my God, I'm getting that much closer to actually having to give birth," Khloé said.
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In an interview with Chelsea Handler in June 2013, Tatum said that he had "crying fits" watching his wife give birth to their daughter.
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I saw her being interviewed by Cosmopolitan, and she was asked about her maternity leave policy, but it's only if you physically give birth.
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"I'm really excited to have everyone there, but oh my god, I'm getting that much closer to actually having to give birth," Khloé says.
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The new employee benefits offer women who give birth six weeks of paid maternity leave and adoptive mothers one week, The Washington Post reports.
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"I'm 27 weeks pregnant and I'm not going to lie — I'm tired!" says Lauren, who will give birth to Willa's little sister in August.
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A livestream of a pregnant giraffe waiting to give birth has struck controversy online after alleged animal rights activists successfully had the stream removed.
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Duckworth gave birth to Maile Pearl Bowlsbey, her second child, on Monday, becoming the first senator in history to give birth while in office.
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The athlete said she fully anticipates competing at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics next summer, just three months after she is expected to give birth.
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"We were committed that we would not give birth to a child until we climb Mount Everest," Mr. Rathod told reporters at the briefing.
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A Chinese woman pleaded guilty to running a "birth tourism" business that helped pregnant foreign nationals come to the US specifically to give birth.
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I think about that, as I prepare to give birth again in a few months, to a boy who may be of average size.
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The Irish former U.S. Open champion issued a statement saying his wife was due to give birth a couple of weeks after the Games.
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Boko Haram has become notorious for its forced marriages of young girls and women, who are raped and sometimes give birth to fighters' children.
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"Aren't you afraid to give birth to Americans given the US sanctions against Russia?" asks a woman on a Facebook group for birth tourists.
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According to Toyber, some people believe that women used to give birth in the tide pools, while royalty would use the pools to bathe.
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The United States is the most dangerous country in the developed world to give birth in, according to a new study by USA Today.
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Well, I saw my girl give birth to twins during this project, and saw the pain associated with that, so I know the feeling.
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It will formally ban federal prison officials from shackling pregnant women before, during, and shortly after they give birth, which can pose health risks.
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Before Irma hit in September, Baptist Health in Miami was taking in women about to give birth and other patients with looming health needs.
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In the "exploded America" of "the medieval Now," where buffaloes mate with butterflies and give birth to buffalowings, "grotesque" is apparently the latest compliment.
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Starbucks had not given paid time off to fathers and other hourly workers who became parents but did not give birth, unless they adopted.
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The prophecy suggests that Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen, who are all deceased, are and will remain the only children Cersei will give birth to.
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As a young teenager, Johnson pestered her mother about what it was like to give birth to her — a query her mother always dodged.
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Most women in the United States choose to give birth in a hospital because they believe it's safer than having a baby at home.
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But when you look into her statistics, you find something quite rare: Almost all of her patients give birth to healthy, full-term babies.
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Mr. Lewis picked her up, intending to take her to a trailer where she could give birth more privately, when she began to deliver.
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Then, in a beatific, transcendent moment, she thanks Brünnhilde for helping her escape to safety so she can give birth to the young hero.
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He went on to write a book called ''Fat Power,'' which helped give birth to what would become known as the fat-acceptance movement.
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I knew I had zero control over the day on which I would actually give birth; I just hoped it wouldn't be Christmas morning.
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Studies have shown that obese women give birth to larger babies who are at risk for obesity and other metabolic problems later in life.
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As Gates points out, Nigeria is still one of the most dangerous places to give birth and the country's very young face chronic malnutrition.
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It's not just McMorris Rodgers, the first woman to give birth three times in office, on the leadership team trying to balance family responsibilities.
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In the city of Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, pregnant women have faced the daunting prospect of figuring out where to give birth.
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After they give birth, lionesses often separate from the rest of the pride for a few months to raise their offspring on their own.
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Spotted seals need the ice to give birth, spending two or three weeks on it from mid-March to look after their newborn pups.
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In Liberia, he recalled women who would give birth in the street because they feared being exposed to the Ebola virus in a hospital.
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Doctors say that in practice, patients do not request an abortion when they are "about to give birth," and doctors do not provide it.
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Such a strategy could give birth to a "large climate-industrial complex," which would actually be a good thing in terms of political sustainability.
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A part of Christian teaching is the shameful refusal of shelter to a young migrant mother about to give birth far from her home.
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Prolactin, the hormone needed to make breast milk, increases immediately after you give birth and you continue to produce it in response to breastfeeding.
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In the show, handmaids are assigned to elite families and groomed into sexual servitude, where they are raped, impregnated and forced to give birth.
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The facility was used mostly by Chinese women who give birth and stay there before returning to China, a law enforcement source tells CNN.
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Forecasting a gestation period of about 15 months, Mr. Patch's staff predicted that April would give birth in January or February of this year.
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Duckworth gave birth to her daughter, Maile, on April 9, becoming the first woman to give birth to a baby while in the Senate.
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Tammy Duckworth will make history when she becomes the first sitting senator in history to give birth later this year, her office said Tuesday.
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When she has her daughter in the spring, she will become the first sitting senator in US history to give birth while in office.
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Still, less than 10 percent of women giving birth in South Sudan receive the help they need to give birth safely, according to UNFPA.
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"Despite a lot of time spent on agreeing the communique, we have managed to give birth to the Astana process," Alexander Lavrentyev told reporters.
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But one team that has not done so is the Yankees, even though their city helped give birth to the modern gay rights movement.
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She would use "agents and employees in China to recruit pregnant Chinese nationals" who wanted to give birth in the US, the indictment says.
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Watching him pop open the original to "give birth" to its successor is the most endearing thing you'll see on the DIY internets today.
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In a spirited mood, Mr. Trump called the gathering "our final love-fest" and implored his pregnant daughter, Ivanka, to give birth in New Hampshire.
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Celebrity magazines Us Weekly and People quoted sources close to the couple as saying the surrogate was pregnant and expected to give birth in May.
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Some sources also said Markle had been practicing hypnobirthing techniques with her doula, which is a common practice among people who give birth without drugs.
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"Some women had to give birth in the bush, with no access to healthcare," said Red Cross spokeswoman Aurelie Lachant after a visit to Kasai.
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" She added at the time: "Everyone thinks I'm about to pop and about to give birth at any minute and I have months to go.
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Anxious about the lack of medical supplies, thousands of pregnant Venezuelans are trekking across the border into Colombia to give birth, overwhelming the hospitals there.
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The "happy father" is expecting once again with model Geary, 24, who is due to give birth to the couple's second little girl in March.
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In an update to its page on Monday, Operation Fancy Free said that Copper is still in pre-labor and has yet to give birth.
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As they escape to an abandoned room for Helena to give birth, Westmoreland approaches Coady — who it appears isn't dead after all, my bad, guys!
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The "pregnant queens" pulled from the hoarded apartment are in foster homes and will remain there until they give birth and their kittens are weaned.
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But in the very distant background, the mule made a slow but immediate beeline out toward the palm tree lawn and started to give birth.
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But we don't know how many of them are swimming through the oceans, where they mate, and where exactly they give birth to their young.
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Jimmy Kimmel seemed massively skeptical about the communication, but we'll stay tuned to see if Fox really does give birth to the next Elon Musk.
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Placenta pills are made from the organ expelled from a pregnant person's body after they give birth, which provides oxygen and nutrients to a fetus.
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Many women travel more than 100 km (62 miles) to give birth, while schools need to recruit around 77,000 teachers over the next five years.
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More than one in three clients were initially considering an abortion, he said, but all but a small percentage ended up deciding to give birth.
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Her sister Serena, ranked No. 1 in the world earlier this year, is taking a break from tennis while preparing to give birth this fall.
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Once it came time to give birth, she described the mood in the delivery room as "out of control," since Badu joined via video chat.
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"The one piece of advice I've been given over & over is to take a picture right before I give birth," Ewell wrote in her caption.
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Shaye Bear, 25, claims she had to give birth in her cell after officers ignored her repeated cries for help that she was in labor.
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Sofia, 31, who is due to give birth in April, glowed alongside husband Prince Carl Philips, 36, in a sparkling gold gown with capped sleeves.
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Previte also notes to PEOPLE that there are other factors at play that can determine whether a mother will give birth to a larger baby.
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The Revenge Body host has previously made it known that she is choosing to give birth in Ohio where her boyfriend plays for the Cavaliers.
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Sofia and Carl Philip, 36, are expecting their first baby in April, while Victoria and Prince Daniel, 42, is due to give birth in March.
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UK Baby Born With Her Heart Outside Of Her Body Has Survived Surgery This Transgender Man Is The First To Give Birth Before & After Transitioning
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Williams, 36, was ranked No. 1 when she left the pro tour last year to give birth to now-8-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia.
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Health experts say this is critical because under-nourished girls tend to grow up and give birth to under-nourished babies - unless action is taken.
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The gestation period of Indian rhinos is between 15 and 16 months and mothers only give birth to one calf every two to three years.
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Even though she has yet to give birth, getting back to her pre-baby body is something she says she has been looking forward to.
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One in four American mothers has to return to work two weeks after they give birth because they are economically unable to stay at home.
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In a sneak peek from Sunday's all-new Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian arrives in Cleveland as Khloé Kardashian prepares to give birth.
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Thrilled, everyone absolutely high as a kite – we had found a date where Charles could get off his polo pony for me to give birth.
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Lee thinks of Tango's technology much like GPS, which transformed the utility of mobile phones and, years later, helped give birth to services like Uber.
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If you, like Bey, are carrying twins, you'll probably give birth earlier (usually around 37 weeks), but your due date calculations will be the same.
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The researchers targeted couples in which one partner has HIV, offering the hope they can give birth to an HIV-free and HIV-resistant child.
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Abortion opponents can say they don't want to punish women but the punishment is already there, in every proposal to force women to give birth.
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Mr. Ruiz Gómez said he expected a spike in cases of microcephaly in September and October, as women who are infected begin to give birth.
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Markle, an American actress who married the U.K.'s Prince Harry last May, is expected to give birth any day if she has not already.
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She said they also happen when her friends give birth and that she had one when she and Theroux put their dog, Dolly, to sleep.
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But the wife of second baseman Neil Walker is expected to give birth to the couple's first child soon, so Rivera may still be needed.
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Duckworth, who earlier this year became the first woman to give birth while serving in the Senate, called for commonsense bills to strengthen background checks.
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It's made hospitals struggle to treat patients or allow patients to give birth safely, and made it harder for Venezuelans to get food or water.
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"Past research has largely looked at health differences between women who chose to give birth and those who chose to have an abortion," Ralph explained.
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The only thing we learned about was how to prevent pregnancy—and if you had gotten pregnant, how to give birth to a healthy child.
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By the numbers: Most women in the country give birth without incident, but nearly 50,000 are severely injured during birth annually and about 700 die.
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He says that withdrawing women immediately after they give birth is "ridiculous," and not something he ever did while treating women who were not incarcerated.
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Many of the animal losers, like certain breed of penguins, feed through sea ice, give birth on the sea ice, and use it to rest.
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