Childless men are numerous, and quite different from childless women.
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Haven't you ever noticed: childless couples—and we Walsers are all childless—usually remain somewhat childlike themselves.
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This essentially removes the surrogacy boom's main two markets — childless foreigners in general, and childless foreign gay couples in particular.
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A natural explanation is that employers pay young, childless women less than young, childless men because they expect these women will soon have children and reduce their hours.
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Over the past few days, Gateway Women — a global support network for childless women — has been flooded with messages from childless women feeling alienated by the Facebook motherhood challenge.
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The quotation — "But Samuel said, 'As your sword has made women childless, so will your mother be childless among women' " — is Verse 33 of I Samuel, Chapter 15, not Verse 3.
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So how did I get to be 53 and childless?
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Maier died penniless, childless and unmarried, complicating questions of inheritance.
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And in many countries childless men are disproportionately working class.
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Parents far outnumber the childless at every stage of adulthood.
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The childless nonetheless come in for a lot of criticism.
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Whatever the cause, the attacks on the childless are baseless.
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We are childless by choice and have never regretted it.
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I have become a childless mother, I, this poor woman. . . .
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"Bad Moms" might seem to the childless like a satire.
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Or, an incredibly advanced Tamagotchi for 21st century childless couples.
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About 6,500 childless singles, mostly women, are members, she said.
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As a single childless woman, she could forget about it.
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In response to that article — and a related one about a woman who was happily child-free — we heard from many older childless women, and some older childless men, reflecting on their lives without children.
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The saddest people I see in the nursing home are childless.
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Maybe some small things gets done, like a childless worker EITC.
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Dr Ajayi says that many men in childless marriages will remarry.
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To stay unmarried and childless was a sign of economic failure.
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Go deeper: Read Axios' special report on the aging, childless future
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Britain and the European Commission are also headed by childless leaders.
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By contrast, it more than doubled for individuals in childless households.
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And 15.3 percent of women ages 40 to 44 are childless.
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The childless woman is "left off the table," Ms. Notkin said.
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Childless adult food stamp enrollment plummeted by a whopping 90 percent.
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There are a few female department heads, most of them childless.
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In 1978, she gave her youngest son to a childless family.
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It allowed states to expand Medicaid to cover single, childless adults.
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Go deeper: How we arrived at a aging, childless future Special report: The aging, childless future People around the world are waiting longer to have kids The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single
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The same demographers find that young parents are gloomier than childless youngsters.
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That suggests men and women end up childless for quite different reasons.
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Ten years after the bombing, Ahzan, now 43, remains single and childless.
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Childless politicians are charged with not having a proper stake in society.
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Five of the G7 countries are led by childless men and women.
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Ireland, yet another country with a childless leader, still manages it today.
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The childless couple used to exhibit them in their Desert Valley, Calif.
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She died childless in 1558, the progress of her Counter Reformation stalled.
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Some think this is because of the steady uptick in childless households.
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His law clerks cannot have been surrogate sons for the childless justice.
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It begins, as so many such stories do, with a childless couple.
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Similarly, many childless adults already have to work to get food stamps.
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The LIFT Act would bring childless people up to $23,23 in benefits.
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Pete (Mark Wahlberg) and Ellie (Rose Byrne) are happily married and happily childless.
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Typically, women with children make significantly less than their childless female co-workers.
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Those who are single and childless are perceived differently from couples without children.
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Much of the world teeters on the cusp of a childless, elderly future.
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And I worry that I will lose my empathy for my childless coworkers.
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Pregnant women killed only after delivering babies that childless military couples would take.
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The Mikitas, who were childless, adopted the boy, and he took their surname.
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In April 2016, Jamie and Rich, a childless couple living in Pensacola, Fla.
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It's an escape, Ms. Ferner said, that to the childless might seem underwhelming.
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For starters, young, childless women, on average, earn more than their male counterparts.
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Noah is childless; his only nephew, Victor, died of an overdose at 26.
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A woman with three kids will earn about 18% less than childless women.
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The voluntarily childless women were also more likely to be single and unemployed.
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The couple was childless, and according to cemetery records, both were buried here.
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The EITC does have one glaring shortcoming: it does little to help the childless.
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I'm 31 and childless, so staying out late and occasionally overindulging is still manageable.
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The biggest Earned Income Tax Credit change is a large expansion for childless adults.
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So many childless and/or partnerless queer people build extraordinarily rich, meaningful, fulfilling lives.
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We've chronicled the most consequential demographic shift on our planet: the aging, childless future.
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One German study found that 353% of charitable foundations were created by childless people.
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No matter what their intentions, many of these women are likely to remain childless.
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The charges against the childless should be thrown out, along with other social calumnies.
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The childless also do everyone else a favour by creating wonderful works of art.
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She ponders her identity as a childless woman in a society that expects procreation.
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I'm the only attendee younger than 30, the only childless woman, the only Brooklynite.
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Twenty-six states have general assistance programs, which offer cash assistance to childless adults.
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If we want to take childless poverty seriously, it's a good place to start.
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States are allotted exemptions every year for 2628 percent of able-bodied, childless adults.
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Once, on MSNBC, you called his base ''childless single men who masturbate to anime.
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Caitie was embracing a heteronormative milestone, leaving my single childless ass in the dust.
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The Kirobo Mini could be the solution to alleviate loneliness for many childless adults.
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The young couple, who remained childless, lived in the mobilized units formed by Beitar.
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If released, my sibling will be destitute, divorced, childless and most likely without friends.
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By 2015, the average American woman remained single and childless into her late 20s.
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I was a struggling academic recovering from a messy divorce, deliberately childless at 40.
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He is single, childless, and lives alone in a two-bedroom apartment in Syracuse.
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I don't think of Washington as being childless -- because he was lousy with children.
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The other amendment would institute work requirements for "able-bodied," childless adults on Medicaid.
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Childless revelers have a plethora of options when it comes to New Year's Eve.
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Through her multiple donations, five healthy children were born to three formerly childless families.
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When she and her husband were childless first-time home buyers, they bought life insurance.
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Along the same lines, long-term care insurance is a smart bet for childless couples.
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The men's brains, like those of the childless women, showed no such pattern of changes.
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He tries to justify his actions by saying he was helping childless couples have children.
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Plenty of people are childless by choice, and they should never be shamed for it.
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But once the adjustments are made, poverty is almost exclusively concentrated amongst single, childless households.
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As a childless aunt to ten nieces and nephews, I'm intimately familiar with this hellscape.
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Childfree and childless have just one syllable's difference, but they are a huge chasm apart.
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Kentucky is also targeting its work requirement at the "newly eligible" population of childless adults.
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The managers were twice as likely to call the apparently childless woman for an interview.
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Single and childless, Amina spent the last year at Nabih's bedside, supporting his exhausted parents.
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Moreover, about one-fifth of the state's Medicaid recipients are now childless, able-bodied adults.
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The couples in the folk tales were either childless, or aging with beautiful unmarried daughters.
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Ms. Peveler is among a growing number of older Americans who are unmarried and childless.
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Tipped another way, she might become a mother or allow a childless couple to adopt.
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Battered by a political purge, her parents offload their baby girl to a childless couple.
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Sonja is a childless 40-something translator of misogynistic thrillers devoured by her Danish countrymen.
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They are unmarried, childless, saddled with student loan debt, and do not own any property.
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I have sought out stories of childless women to glean how many changed their minds.
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So it was a very shocking experience to find myself, childless and alone at 38.
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This childless archetype codes all night, drinks Soylent at his desk, and beats impossible deadlines.
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People are staying single and childless for longer, so there is more demand for small flats.
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Unmarried, childless men running for office are at a distinct disadvantage for a number of reasons.
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The infographic â€" entitled "Childless politicians" â€" showed six female politicians who do not have children.
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About a quarter of the current generation of German women in their 230s have remained childless.
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They both want phase-out to start at $11,500 for single, childless people rather than $8,220.
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The Medicaid expansion provided insurance to low-income, childless Americans who could never afford treatment otherwise.
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To parse this, let's think in slightly longer phrases: childless (by circumstance) and childfree (by choice).
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With an aging, childless future, who's going to take care of us when we get old?
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And still others picked over her hairstyle, weight and personal life as a single, childless woman.
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What I really wanted was a childless weekend with my wife away in the Napa Valley.
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As a childless artist, Victoria is able to spend a lot of time away from home.
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Childless women can expect their income to remain on pace with that of men&aposs earnings.
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Some had become pregnant through infertility treatment, some adopted children and some chose to remain childless.
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They were childless, and in the last decade of their life they appeared to be friendless.
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Wheels Single, childless and 68, Steven Gold has begun to think about future mobility and independence.
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Ayanna Pressley, a Boston city councilor, was unmarried and childless when she first ran for office.
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Coverage for parents and childless adults will no longer start until they pay their first premium.
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The most vulnerable populations are likely to be the childless adults covered by Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.
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Of course, many childless people have abortions — Unplanned and Shrill are both based on true stories.
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Instead, I made a vow to myself that I would take full advantage of my childless life and the freedom it brings, that though I didn't consciously choose to be childless, going forward, I could at least choose the kind of life I did want to have.
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To walk around Costco as a childless, unattached person is to experience the fragility of your existence.
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In only one, Wisconsin, are childless adults eligible, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a think-tank.
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When David II died childless in 1371, Marjorie's son, Robert the Steward, succeeded him on the throne.
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In liberal Anglo-Saxon countries, though, middle-aged childless people appear to be slightly happier than parents.
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But in the United States, the people moving into those cities are largely rich, white, and childless.
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One 2015 study found that childless, unmarried women earn 96 cents for every dollar a man earns.
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Meeting them again, still unmarried — and more importantly, still childless after all these years — is actually depressing.
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"When was the last time you read about a divorced, childless man referred to as a spinster?"
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When was the last time you read about a divorced, childless man referred to as a spinster?
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But the EITC currently provides very little to childless adults, including non-custodial parents paying child support.
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Beijing's state media say she is "extreme" and "emotional" as a result of being unmarried and childless.
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The work requirements only apply to low-income childless adults who gained coverage through ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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Peralta, however, is childless and does not know his age, his pro bono lawyer, Craig Shagin, said.
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Four emotionally and physically exhausting I.V.F. cycles (and two attempted donor egg cycles) later, they remained childless.
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The extreme poverty rate they find for single childless adults is 1.12 percent, amounting to 252,336 people.
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Still, there needs to be more research, awareness, and support for childless women with tokophobia like myself.
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Ms. Windsor told The New Yorker that being childless was the hardest part of her lesbian life.
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With success came a rigidity and uncompromising attitude, along with two failed marriages, both short and childless.
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Meanwhile, the share of the childless population assisting in parenting and child care is in steady decline.
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Medicaid expanded over the years, covering more populations — parents, some impoverished childless adults — and health care services.
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The second is childless adults who don't get disability income, and whose income is 138 percent below FPL.
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There is the fact that millennials are remaining childless for longer, and are getting pets in the meantime.
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Many countries that have lots of childless women today had even higher rates in the early 20th century.
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And those already beneath the poverty line are pushed even deeper, effectively punished for being childless and working.
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In most rich countries, the more highly qualified the woman, the more likely she is to remain childless.
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Now Cersei is childless and an orphan, and when we last saw her, she claimed the Iron Throne.
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An expanded Earned Income Tax Credit, including provisions to allow childless men to benefit, would do the same.
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Childless at the time of his death, Baudouin's throne moved to Albert and his side of the family.
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And adoption, though admirable, is neither the sole responsibility of the childless nor a perfect substitute for procreation.
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Single and childless, he has already decided that any future daughter of his must bear a certain name.
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In a study in the 22016s, the sociologist Charlene E. Miall surveyed a large group of childless women.
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What to Say When People Ask Why You Aren't Having Children Staying childless can contradict some people's worldview.
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Even though I was a mystery to them, arriving childless at 28, they brought me into their fray.
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Mr. Visser, divorced and childless, was commuting more than an hour to work each day from Olivia, Minn.
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Now Dr. Stavropoulos hopes to explore whether the brains of parents and childless people react differently to cuteness.
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In Wisconsin, the new mandate covers 178,000 childless adults under age 50 with incomes below the poverty level.
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I'm childless, still trekking the path to self-realization, and always the first one on the dance floor.
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I'm childless, still trekking the path to self-realization, and always the first one on the dance floor.
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Childless women have earnings that are quite similar to men's salaries, while mothers experience a significant wage gap.
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He made headlines in January when he called Trump voters "childless single men who masturbate to anime," on MSNBC.
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The second is childless adults who don't get disability income, and whose income is below 138 percent of FPL.
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Childless couples especially should crunch the numbers on such a scenario to see what gaps in income would exist.
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Childless people are famously annoyed by the dull-as-fuck yammerings of parent friends going on about their kids.
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If and when that day comes, though, the unwillingly childless around the world will be watching with great interest.
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New Delhi (CNN)India may soon no longer be the place to go for childless couples wanting a baby.
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"There are a lot more childless adults," Mark McClellan, who led CMS under President George W. Bush, told me.
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To a childless millennial like me, the news that toys are now connected to the internet is utterly baffling.
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Leila's father had two wives; when she was born, she was given from the second to the childless first.
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As a result of the ACA, 220006 states have expanded this coverage to low-income able-bodied childless adults.
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"I carried her past the bar and everyone stared at me, most of them childless, I assumed" he continued.
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Last month a childless Kenyan tailor was charged with attempted murder, having allegedly attacked his wife with a machete.
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If the AHCA were to become law, ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid to cover able-bodied, childless adults will remain.
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Childless taxpayers pay into this system, which then pays public schoolteachers' salaries, which go in part to union dues.
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Milton Hershey and his wife died childless, and the Milton Hershey School is a big part of their legacy.
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Interestingly, the Meyer methodology suggests that the vast majority of individuals in extreme poverty aren't parents, but childless adults.
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Constance Langdon from "American Horror Story" tries to fill the childless gap in her life with the anti-christ.
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Very few refugees eligible for resettlement are the unmarried, childless men who are most likely to commit terrorist attacks.
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Obama has proposed expanding it for the past two years; Ryan agrees it should be increased for childless workers.
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In the not too distant future, for people who are childless, these decisions are best not left to chance.
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Childless women and men who are beyond their childbearing years reflect on their level of satisfaction with their lives.
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Congress should expand EITC by increasing the income threshold, including younger and childless workers, and eliminating the marriage penalty.
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As a childless white woman, I am not the best person to give advice on parenting or racial sensitivity.
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Should Ponna participate in the temple ritual in which childless women sleep with strange men, understood to be deities?
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But we can't ignore the downsides either: Lower pay, stingier promotions, and a potential employer favoritism toward the childless.
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Missing are those deemed too fat, old, gay, ugly, sick, single, childless or liberal to stand in the spotlight.
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Pop culture depictions of abortion — even those that take a sympathetic view — typically show childless women getting the procedure.
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Even childless Chinese also see the attractions of a "plan B" should the political or economic climate in China deteriorate.
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In other words, childless people like me are becoming more and more unreliable babysitters, leaving parents out in the cold.
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That might be partly because childless bachelors and bachelorettes are decreasingly likely to covet grassy yards and white picket fences.
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It's in a desirable school district which, because I'm childless, I appreciate mostly for how it inflates our property value.
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Why it matters: In a trend that is building its own momentum, cities are increasingly dominated by wealthy, childless residents.
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Go deeper: How we arrived at a childless future Fertility rates are falling faster in areas with higher home values
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Japan's childless rate has shot up from 11% for women born in 1953 to 27% for women born in 228.
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In Finland, a switch has already occurred: women with only a basic education are the most likely to remain childless.
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The charge that childless people fail to pull their weight demographically is correct, but is less damning than it appears.
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"It's sort of fascinating to be 45 and single and childless," the actress said in a new In Style profile.
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But the childless sultan has no obvious successor and there are fears for Oman's stability when he departs the scene.
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On work requirements, it would mandate work for able-bodied welfare recipients and double working tax credits for childless filers.
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Since the 1970s, the percentage of younger women remaining childless has been on the rise, reports a Pew Research study.
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The Senate bill would phase out the Medicaid expansion, which covered millions of low-income, childless Americans, beginning in 2021.
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In both the U.S. and in Europe, roughly 10 percent of women were single, working and childless, the study found.
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Mr Bush would also double the earned-income tax credit, a wage top-up for low-earners, for childless workers.
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Parents in Norway, Sweden and Finland — and Russia and Hungary — report even greater levels of happiness than their childless peers.
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Last December, Mumbai police arrested six people for selling babies to childless couples for 200,000 to 400,000 rupees ($3,000-6,000).
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In Kansas, implementing work requirements for able-bodied, childless adults effectively cut the state's food stamp caseload by three-quarters.
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In Maine, income rose by 2202 percent, just a single year after reissuing work requirements for childless, able-bodied adults.
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For those who are single and childless, that lack of a default support system poses additional challenges as they age.
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A childless Cersei is a terrifying thought, though her cherished twin brother Jaime is still in the picture (for now).
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The recommended salary for mothers who were offered the job was $11,000 less on average than for childless female candidates.
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"Unrelated," which she wrote after her father's death, turns on the experience of Anna, a childless woman in her forties.
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But morning reading — like morning newspapers, morning sex, morning lie-ins and morning running — is the luxury of childless people.
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" ---- Single, childless and nearing 40, I saw one real option By Sarah Lenti "I am a single mother by choice.
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Shortly after the Whitesides became childless and began giving away toys and clothes, they visited that Benihana on Wisconsin Avenue.
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One study found that childless adults in Tennessee — especially the least educated — started delaying or forgoing visits to the doctor.
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When both comedies returned years later, Dan Conner was alive and well, and Will and Grace were both older but childless.
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A woman without a child is defined by her very not-having: childless, as if it went missing, or she forgot.
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She has a new group of work friends, saucy 30-somethings who don't seem to care that she's unmarried and childless.
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That whole process should make everyone — mothers and childless alike — feel grateful for the advent of infant formula and breast pumps.
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Others are content that patients could still adopt, or that they're no more childless than before their reproductive plans went awry.
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Books are written by those who have time to do it; historically that was a club of men and childless women.
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There was no penalty to an applicant who could be identified as a father versus the male applicant who was childless.
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She found herself surrounded by women in their thirties who, like her, were highly educated, successful in their careers, and childless.
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While under the EITC, childless adults get very little, Burman would equalize treatment across families regardless of the number of kids.
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But a childless couple would pay more tax than a couple with one child if the two couples were otherwise identical.
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At the end of the day, we need to have empathy for our coworkers, whether they're single, married, parents, or childless.
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I hope that in future generations, more women will feel free to be childless without feeling they need a doctor's note.
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Her will was simple, leaving all her "copyrighted literary property and the income from same" to her daughter, who was childless.
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But the Obamacare expansion provides coverage for many poor parents and childless adults who were less often covered in the program.
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And as a comedy, the jokes, built on tired stereotypes, don't land — like the childless matron who carries a baby doll.
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You could live next to a childless couple for years, and then one day they may go and have a child.
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Most female munitions workers were young, single and childless, but a sizable minority were married and in their peak reproductive years.
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If you ever wondered, for example, why a surprising number of children's authors are childless, do not look for theories here.
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In adding thousands of able-bodied, childless, working-age adults in states that accepted the expansion, Obamacare only worsened this problem.
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This makes the growing transformation of America's major cities into mere playgrounds for childless professionals a deeply unfortunate turn of events.
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"There are a lot more childless adults," Mark McClellan, who led CMS under President George W. Bush, told me last year.
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Age: 31Year purchased: 2018House cost: $340,000Down payment: $0Monthly payment: $1,930 I'm a married, childless, 31-year-old active-duty female Army officer.
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Perhaps more worrisome, working mothers typically make 4% less than their childless peers, while low-income moms face even steeper financial disadvantages.
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In August, nearly a year after she'd first announced her pregnancy, Mary finally dismissed her nursery staff and left her chamber, childless.
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Studies have shown that women with children are less likely to be hired, promoted, and paid on par with their childless peers.
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House: The Medicaid expansion would end in 2020, though states would still be able to cover some new categories, like childless adults.
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We've seen her be reduced to the "sad wife," or "childless divorcee" for years simply because she was single and without children.
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The only groups he finds to be worse off than they were in 1996, including childless households, were unaffected by the reform.
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By 643, the gap had fallen to 17 cents -- even lower for childless women, who earn 96 cents for every man's dollar.
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This was taken as a swipe at the childless Mrs May, and the hapless Mrs Leadsom was soon out of the race.
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The mom used crude language to insult a seemingly childless woman who was waiting in line for a Mickey Mouse-shaped pretzel.
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The vast majority of those people, they argue, are childless adults, and the extreme poverty rate for parents is close to zero.
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And a related Norwegian study found that even childless 85-year olds showed no difference in wellbeing compared to octogenarians with kids.
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In 1994, 30 percent of women with a master's degree or higher were childless, a number that's since dropped to 22 percent.
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Think about the fairy tales you read growing up: The real mother is always good, and the childless stepmother is always wicked.
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What was the name of that nephew of his whom Richardson, unmarried and childless, allowed to transact some of his business affairs?
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Childless people typically turn to a friend, a lawyer, clergy, or a niece or nephew to make medical decisions, according to experts.
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Wotan craves both power and love, a tension that plays out poignantly in his relationship with Fricka, his exasperated (and childless) wife.
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For the past five years, Andrew, single, childless and forlorn, has convinced his co-workers that he's happily married with two children.
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To the Editor: Re "The New Science of Cuteness" (Sunday Review, March 17): Like Pagan Kennedy, I, too, am childless by choice.
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The fact that women end the childless part of our lives earlier than our male partners is just salt in the wound.
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Millions live in states like Virginia that did not expand Medicaid to childless adults among the working poor, as the law allowed.
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They were giving the promotion to someone more junior and childless on my team, who would now be my new direct boss.
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Poor people: Many states would be expected to roll back their expansions of the Medicaid program to cover childless adults without disabilities.
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Childless adults are not eligible and working parents cannot exceed an income of 30 percent of the federal poverty level, or $5,727.
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Numerous studies, including a 2014 survey of 5,000 people in long-term relationships, show that childless couples (married or unmarried) are happiest.
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Elsewhere, especially in Sendak's work, childless authors were showing children — and thus their mothers and fathers — what proper parenting should look like.
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Some women find complete satisfaction in the role, while others are forced to make difficult choices or wish they had remained childless.
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For years, policymakers have issued proposals to expand the EITC to childless adults, or to adults who aren't their kid's custodial parent.
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As parents of a toddler, we were eager to drop her at my parents' house and be childless anywhere for four nights.
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Millennial parents are also more likely to carry debt than their childless peers, which they're balancing with short- and long-term financial goals.
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Ms Berrington finds that 22% of British men born in 1958 were childless at the age of 46, compared with 33% of women.
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She's not lonely, or bored, or incomplete, or any of the other words we so often use to describe childless single older women.
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What really frightens her is that she is 40, childless, and may "never be penetrated again" since she's married to a gay man.
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But lately I've started thinking that the US poverty discussion focuses a little too much around kids and not enough around childless adults.
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Childless women who have been inundated with unwelcome motherhood challenge posts have taken to social media to express their frustration with the trend.
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If you're young, childless, and rely on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits—more commonly known as food stamps—you're probably an ABAWD.
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"I have chosen to remain childless, which is a decision that reflects my own life, my own desires, my own destiny," Gilbert said.
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But, I — the one single, childless friend you've invited — do have some special requests for the birthday party I'm hoping you can accommodate.
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States can get permission from the federal government to exempt able-bodied, childless adults from work requirements if they qualify for work waivers.
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They were young, childless (they now have a six-year-old daughter, Yunuéncita), and as hungry to explore their country as Sando was.
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There is a very similar drop in pay when comparing women who have had at least one child with women who are childless.
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But Naomi is single and childless, a departure from Ms. Gunn's "Breaking Bad" character, Skyler, whose fate was bound up with her family's.
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At one point in the post, the mother calls a woman she believes to be childless a "c---" and criticizes her "slutty" clothing.
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Married for eight years, this childless couple, who live in Paris, are visiting America on a vacation meant to revitalize their soured relationship.
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Doctor Vlad, as he is known, quickly becomes a subject of fascination in the village, not least to the childless, unhappily married Fidelma.
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Pilgrim had believed her marriage proudly and happily childless, so she's stunned when her ex immediately starts a family with his new wife.
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Federico Garcia Lorca's tragedy of a childless woman in rural Spain receives a modern retelling via the Australian writer and director Simon Stone.
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The study noted that about 22 percent of people 65 and older either are childless or have children who are not in contact.
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And that despite being single and childless at age 42, somehow there will be people to care for me when I am ancient.
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In the meantime, however, I had reached middle age — a childless widow with hardly any savings, saddled with a six-figure student debt.
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She and her husband, whom we called More Gaga, were retired and childless, so they became surrogate grandparents to my sisters and me.
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For example, it would all but prohibit states from waiving a federal rule that generally cuts off unemployed childless adults after three months.
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"Mike will reform the EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) to make it much more generous, especially for single childless workers," his plan says.
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Childless adults are not eligible, and working parents cannot earn more than 30 percent of the federal poverty level, or $5,727 a year.
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In our own crisis-filled 21st century, it's both salient and dispiriting to note that most of Europe's current female leaders are childless.
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She often spoke of the remarkable young people who filled her life and so, despite dying single and childless, she was not alone.
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Go deeper: How we arrived at an aging, childless future The rise of non-married parents Women with advanced degrees are having more kids
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Eli was the brother of the Makhav clan's patriarch, and Father said it was really Eli who ran the household, childless though he was.
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The BJP in India has a brighter future because Narendra Modi is childless; for proof, look at what has happened to the Congress party.
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It's hard to imagine Angelina Jolie without her six children, but 15 years ago it was easy for her to imagine a childless existence.
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Today, the Miss America Organization is a 501(c)0003 non-profit scholarship pageant, open to unmarried and childless young women ages 17-24.
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Not only that, but mothers are typically hired for lower pay and receive fewer raises and promotions compared to their childless counterparts, studies show.
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Like maybe this childless stance of mine is putting off men and maybe that's what people can point to as the "reason" I'm alone.
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This time, the book's opening salvo confronts the way childless women are regularly called upon to justify their state, whatever they have otherwise accomplished.
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Childless, non-disabled adults can't sign up currently, while parents can qualify only if their income is below $6,900 for a family of three.
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What became the House of Windsor, or Welfen in German, originated in this area more than 300 years ago, when Queen Anne died childless.
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One of the most wrenching scenes involves the childless Naomi's figuring out that her protégée and vice president, Erin (Sarah Megan Thomas), is pregnant.
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If Meyer and his coauthors are right, then extreme poverty is concentrated among childless people — not the single mothers most affected by welfare reform.
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My partner and I are childless, and when we walked into the lobby we felt like it was decorated similarly to our living room.
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Widowed in her mid-30s and childless, she never remarried, pursuing instead a peripatetic, religious life as a guest in convents all over Italy.
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And, 14 Republican-controlled states still haven't expanded Medicaid to childless adults, while others are making it more difficult for poor people to qualify.
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There had been threats against the monarch's life, and since nobody knew who would succeed the childless queen, civil war was a real possibility.
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My husband and I live in the desert in California, far from our Midwestern families, and most of our friends are childless and busy.
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Japan's finance minister apologized on Tuesday for saying that childless people were to blame for the country's declining population and rising social security costs.
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It would also close what's known as "the boyfriend loophole," a federal exemption that permits unmarried or childless abusers and stalkers to own a gun.
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In fact, according to a leading expert in happiness, not only are single, childless women happy — they're actually happier than the rest of the population.
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In January, shortly after owner Rudy Enriquez died childless, leaving the house in probate, photographer Alexis Vaughn was lucky enough to take her camera inside.
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This wasn't unheard of when I was childless, but I was not prepared for the shame and fear I feel struggling financially as a parent.
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Good schools are on top of every parent or prospective parent's list — but childless homebuyers may not think twice about the effect of school districts.
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Just last year, he canceled benefits for thousands by reimposing a time limit on benefits for childless adults who don't work or work part time.
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"This is not something we had seen before," Martinez told BuzzFeed News, adding that there is another new trend emerging: childless men asking for vasectomies.
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Once large majorities of Americans opposed the idea of married, childless women working outside the home; now there is virtually universal support for women working.
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When Saalumarada Thimmakka and her husband Sri Bikkala Chikkayya found themselves childless after 25 years of marriage, she dealt with it in an unusual way.
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William Shakespeare's play was first performed in 1599, in the final years of Elizabeth I's reign, as the childless queen refused to name a successor.
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But by gerrymandering the counties to create a single "area," Illinois has been able to exempt 2628,28503 able-bodied, childless adults from the work requirement.
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According to census figures, more women in the United States are childless than at any other time since the government began keeping track in 26.
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After denying her son's request for a Mickey pretzel because the line was too long, a woman called on Disney World to ban childless millennials.
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The childless woman's crime appears to be that she is taking up space in a line that the mother feels her son is entitled to.
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These include work requirements for able-bodied, childless Medicaid recipients, said Representative Mark Walker, chairman of the Republican Study Committee, the largest House conservative group.
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Obviously I would do many things differently, like expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to better assist childless workers instead of hiking the minimum wage.
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To someone in my position—single, childless, and free to be as immature as I see fit—being content sounds dangerously close to being bored.
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When I first started, my friends were curious about how a childless borderline child like myself managed to get a job at a parenting website.
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As a young, doting housewife, Lawrence's unnamed Mother—initially childless—spends her days renovating a beautiful home she shares with her poet husband (Javier Bardem).
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It was almost as though the candidates and moderators thought that Midwestern voters, to whom the debate was decisively pitched, were all childless cisgender men.
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Groups trying to increase the number of women in political office advise childless women on the best strategies to convey that they share family values.
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Men with children and families who depend on those men for their livelihood are in a lower draft priority than single men or childless husbands.
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Some states, like Connecticut, even cut back on benefits for traditional Medicaid patients in order to pay for the expansion to able-bodied, childless adults.
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The 21625-member RSC wants to freeze the expansion of Medicaid earlier, in 2900, and put in place work requirements for able-bodied, childless adults.
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Its Medicaid expansion was meant to cover childless adults who make below that 100 percent threshold, but otherwise didn't meet their state's criteria for aid.
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Anton thinks of his parents as the husband and wife in the "Thin Man" movies: witty, glamorous and, tellingly (though he doesn't say it), childless.
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To entice some Republican-led states to accept the ACA expansion, the Obama administration even permitted some policies like charging nominal premiums for childless adults.
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Meanwhile, abortion opponents sometimes frame the decision to terminate a pregnancy as a choice between parenthood and a childless life, perhaps one focused on career.
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" Kai asks her if her fears include being "40 and childless," that she'll "die unloved," and that she will "never be penetrated by a man again.
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The proposal would continue the policy of being less generous to childless workers, but it would quintuple their maximum credit, taking it from $510 to $143,000.
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It is possible that cities like Miami are not only accommodating the growing ranks of single and childless people, but are actually creating more of them.
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Investigators had been looking for Chowdhury since they shut down an orphanage in West Bengal and arrested its owner for illegally selling babies to childless couples.
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This raw and beautifully written memoir grapples with the double isolation such women feel of being not only infertile, but infertile and childless after prolonged treatment.
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In the past couple of years, my Instagram feed has transformed into a parade of photos of my definitely childless friends holding their nieces and nephews.
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Just six years ago, the White House had to tamp down murmurs that Justice Elena Kagan, a childless, never-married older woman, might be a lesbian.
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In 235 fully 23% of married childless people aged at least 220 who had written wills or will-like documents committed to giving something to charity.
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In a recent tweet he posited that "Capitalism + atheism + feminism = sterility = migration", and noted that the leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Italy are all childless.
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In 2001 a single childless person earning the average wage, who then became unemployed for a year, would have received benefits worth 48% of previous earnings.
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Kenneth Coyle, a childless single man who worked as a civilian contractor at Naval Air Station Lemoore, died in his Hanford, California, home, Hanford police Capt.
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As a result of feminism women are no longer pregnant and barefoot in the kitchen but now are increasingly well heeled and childless in the boardroom.
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A recent Urban Institute study found that in Kentucky counties where the requirement returned, food stamp enrollment among non-disabled childless adults fell by 44 percent.
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The implication is clear: This requirement is incredibly effective at keeping childless adults from receiving food stamps — and thus likely contributing to miring them in poverty.
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A national general assistance scheme for all childless people, regardless of disability level, would be a natural way to plug this hole in the safety net.
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Rented one-bedroom and studio apartments, which now pervade urban centers around these big companies, are usually meant for a young and childless population, Kotkin said.
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Under the 22019 Affordable Care Act, states were given the option to expand Medicaid to childless low-income adults who didn't previously qualify for the program.
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Not that a novelist needs either marriage or children to be great: Jane Austen and Flannery O'Connor, both better writers than Roth, died unmarried and childless.
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Later, she is also insulted for not being a "family woman" (see: the misguided notion that being childless and husbandless somehow reflects on her professional ability).
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While the sex of children wasn't a factor, childless men lived on average up to 18.4 years past 60, while fathers lives 20.2 years past 60.
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The real reason was that the childless earl had recently remarried and Mary Ann Hanson, his much younger wife, was capable of bearing him an heir.
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For example, a single childless person with an AGI of $85,000 would get $20193 because $500 of the benefit was phased out by their higher income.
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But Ms. Peveler, 4003, who is divorced and childless, said she was determined not to let fear of an uncertain future get the best of her.
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It would prevent the Trump administration from imposing new work requirements during the crisis that would affect childless adults who get government help paying for groceries.
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In the 20th century, philosophers started to marry and procreate more liberally, although some of the greats, including Sartre, Foucault, Adorno, Popper and Wittgenstein, remained childless.
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Before You Get Sick, Make a Crisis Plan: We have no family nearby, so I have asked several childless, low-risk friends to be emergency caregivers.
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We had no reservation and what seemed like a school-field-trip number of children in tow compared with the rest of the clientele, all childless.
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They kept hundreds of pregnant women long enough for them to give birth, handed the babies to childless couples in the military, then killed the mothers.
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The rule change, set to go into effect on April 1, impacts people between the ages of 18 and 49 who are childless and not disabled.
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Congress should expand EITC eligibility by lowering the eligibility age from 25 to 21, establishing a higher credit for childless workers and eliminating the marriage penalty.
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Add that with a serious glass ceiling issue for women and you have a work culture that prioritizes staying childless for as long as humanly possible.
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The White House proposed changes that would require more childless people receiving help from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food stamps, to work.
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In 1975, the government of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi led an aggressive campaign, in some cases forcing young or childless men to undergo vasectomies to meet quotas.
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As a rule of thumb, economists reckon that a family with one child needs 30% more income than a childless couple to maintain the same living standard.
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The childless are even less an economic burden than you think: they contribute through taxes to schools and services that their non-existent progeny will never use.
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When the move caused a 70 to 80 percent reduction in childless adults participating in the program, they bragged that it made people less reliant on government.
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EITC expansion would do a lot of good for childless workers, but it isn't at the top of either Ryan or Obama's agendas for the next year.
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Under the current text of Graham-Cassidy, per capita allotments for childless, able-bodied adults would grow at the rate of CPI-Medical between 2020 and 85033.
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In 2015, 42 states were utilizing waivers doled out by the Obama administration that exempted the vast majority of able-bodied childless adults from commonsense work requirements.
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State data also reveals that just 1.8 million of the nearly 4.7 million able-bodied childless adults on the program in 2018 are subject to these requirements.
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Over the past half-century, unmarried childless women have overcome every barrier to opportunity you can think of, and now earn 96 percent of what men do.
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Gabriel also rushes past a report of Elaine de Kooning's "psychological pregnancy"—when the adamantly childless artist believed she might be as far along as seven months.
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If fathers and childless workers take advantage of these policies as often as do mothers, then employers would have no reason to view mothers with extra caution.
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It turns out that the United States government can afford to offer childless working Americans up to $12,000 a year and up to $2.53,000 for large families.
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She may have pressed her personal points of view onto my developing psyche, but I was the one who chose to interpret them into my childless present.
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Childless women were expected to live up to 23.1 years longer after 60, while those with children were expected to live an average of 24.6 years longer.
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Instant Family, starring Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne, follows Pete and Ellie, a childless couple who decide to start a family by adopting children through foster care.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, many states expanded their Medicaid program in 2014 to include more childless adults whose incomes bring them close to the poverty line.
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By 2200, about 2150 percent of women 2100 to 603 will be childless, compared with about 260 percent in 26, according to a 2500 report by AARP.
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Under present law, most childless adults must work at least 20 hours a week, or be in job training, to receive SNAP for more than three months.
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As a result, and especially if you're a childless white woman in her 30s, like me, singlehood is a state people assume you are trying to flee.
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My new novel is about a single, childless woman living in New York City — which I was at the time (I have since moved to New Orleans).
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Recently, a family shared with me that one of their doctors was childless and so they felt like she wasn't as good a doctor to their child.
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The volunteers in her campaign reported that one of the pressing questions they faced from potential voters was why she was still unmarried and childless at 32.
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However, the reboot chose to ignore the series finale, picking back up with Will and Grace single, childless and still living in their famous New York City apartment.
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One difference he did emphasize is that childless couples must be sure to prepare for the death of a spouse, since they don't have children to rely upon.
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Beijing (CNN)According to an op-ed in an official Chinese state-published newspaper, being an unmarried, childless woman makes Taiwan's newly inaugurated president unfit for her job.
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Emily's childless twin sister, Evelyn, moved in to support the new household, including my 90-year-old great-grandfather and Emily's daughter, my 6-year-old cousin, Dana.
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The childless are thus a small but useful counterweight to the world's parents, who perpetuate social immobility by passing on their social and economic advantages to their children.
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A single mom raising two kids would receive no more than a childless man, and a married couple with one child would receive more than the single mom.
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There is, for example, the uncomfortable fact that lots of children do get snatched and sold, whether to childless families, or into servitude or sex work or worse.
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Go deeper: Special report: The aging, childless future People around the world are waiting longer to have kids The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single
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So-called childless workers — those who don't have a qualifying dependent, as well as noncustodial parents — would see their earned income tax credit increase double to roughly $1,000.
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When researchers looked at risk factors for cardiovascular disease, they found working, single and childless women had lower odds of having high blood pressure than working married mothers.
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It also argues that a single, childless adult will need to earn $15 an hour by 2024 in order to "achieve a modest but adequate standard of living."
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Soon, Wisconsin's Medicaid director plans to charge childless adults premiums of $1 to $5 a month, limit their coverage to four years and require a drug-testing assessment.
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Ms. Bailey said mothers spent $1003 trillion in 2015, "the largest spending consumer group in the U.S." Another issue is how to portray the concept of being childless.
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They've been married seven years, a nice fairy-tale sort of number, and they are childless but happily so, especially since they have a nice dog called Gerome.
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A third study, released as a working paper this week, looked at an earlier Medicaid expansion, when Oregon opened up its program to some childless adults in 2008.
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As a result, we believe anyone who wants children can have them, so our questioning of women who still remain childless has become even more pushy and incredulous.
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Childless women's earnings generally stay close to that of men, and having a child leads to a big dip in short-term earnings and long-term salary trajectory.
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Tussler said more than 2023,000 people had been removed from Wisconsin's SNAP program, known as FoodShare, since Walker's administration implemented work requirements for childless recipients in April 2015.
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Second, we should strengthen substantially the earned-income tax credit for childless workers to encourage and support entry-level work and the earnings-building skills that work provides.
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Pop-culture depictions of abortion, from the 21973 romantic comedy Obvious Child to the 224 anti-abortion biopic Unplanned, typically feature a single, childless woman undergoing the procedure.
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Some of the best sex I had on the trip was with my husband alone in our pristine, childless hotel room, as we went over our daily adventures.
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Half of all childless seniors who provided support to friends or neighbors lived for seven years after the study began, whereas non-helpers lived for four years on average.
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In an interview with the Sunday Times Magazine, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon discussed a miscarriage she had in 2011, and her experience of being a "childless" female politician.
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The conflict between Rose and Hazel and the contrasts in their choices—the childless Rose is appalled by Hazel and Robin having had four children—force other uncomfortable questions.
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Aniston's essay even acknowledged her role as a symbol to women and the importance of the message the rags send when they paint her as a sad childless witch.
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Mr. Ryan, like President Obama, supports expanding the earned-income tax credit — a wage subsidy largely limited to poor working parents — to make it more generous to childless adults.
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Following Brockwell's high-profile case, women's rights organisations have weighed in, with some arguing that social attitudes towards childless women play a role making the sterilisation option less accessible.
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She goes by the nom de guerre Umm Muthanna al-Britannia—Umm being an honorific Arabic word for mother, despite the fact it seems Umm Muthanna herself is childless.
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"They have said that at least five to six babies have been sold to childless couples," police officer Aman Kumar told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.
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The so-called "mate-switching hypothesis," argues professor David Buss, can be used to explain the behavior of childless women, who tend to find it easier to switch mates.
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Sarah Lenti: Single, childless and nearing 40, I saw one real option April 25 It was a year ago when a young woman stopped me in a neighborhood shop.
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Khanna plans to introduce a bill this Summer into the powerful House Budget Committee to expand the EITC up to $12,000 a year for families, 6,000 for childless workers.
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Geoff Moss thought he had found — in Mexico — the "ideal location" for his agency that offers childless people the chance of paying a woman to bear them a baby.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday proposed expanding the earned income tax credit (EITC), which helps low-income taxpayers, to give a bigger boost to childless people.
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The most vulnerable populations are likely to be the childless adults covered by Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which Ryan had tried to end as part of the House repeal bill.
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One of the first steps childless people should take is to hire an elder law lawyer, who can draw up documents that will protect them if they become incapacitated.
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In "Little Otik," a feature film from 2000 based on a Czech fairy tale, a childless couple adopts a tree stump, which comes to life but then turns homicidal.
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Brown urged Congress to improve the earned income tax credit (EITC) by expanding it for workers without children and by making childless workers under 85033 eligible to receive it.
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I try hard not to be defensive as it plays into the 'us versus them' narrative that pitches mothers (strong, selfless, valiant) against their childless peers (cold, selfish, detached).
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Unmarried and childless, she highlighted her lack of close family as an asset to her presidency because so many previous scandals had involved steering assets to children or spouses.
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How sensible and rational it is that the marketplace has determined that people with family coverage should shoulder more of their premiums than if they were single and childless.
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Now seldom a week goes by that I, 28 and childless, don't play selections from the Kidz Bop oeuvre, which covers more than 500 contemporary hits over 34 albums.
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Their families believe the babies were abducted by the Israeli authorities in the 1950s, and were illegally put up for adoption to childless Ashkenazi families, Jews of European descent.
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Their families believe the babies were abducted by the Israeli authorities in the 292s, and were illegally put up for adoption to childless Ashkenazi families, Jews of European descent.
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I miss my childless friends so much and when I'm with them, my brain is full of idiotic anecdotes about my kid that don't really matter to anyone but me.
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The second half of the exhibition, by contrast, offers glimpses into the counter-cultural milieu where ethical questions (raised, it appears, largely by childless young men) figured front and center.
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A child costs over $245,000 to raise until age 17, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a sum of money the childless, in theory, could use to fund retirement.
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The affluent, college-educated, childless, city-dwelling characters on "Girls" or "Sex and the City" may reflect a dominant cultural narrative about unmarried women, but reality is far more complex.
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Partly because South Korea invested little in social care, women had to choose between having children, which lowers labour-force participation, or remaining childless, which reduces the country's fertility rate.
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Then there was the New York Post article that associated Disney park trips with millennial immaturity and said childless park attendees have "an unhealthy relationship" with the House of Mouse.
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The gang, five women and a man, would abduct babies in Mumbai and sell them to childless couples in other parts of India, according to senior police inspector Naresh Kasale.
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It's a situation financial advisors come across frequently: Childless clients who are unsure what should happen to assets they leave behind or whom to appoint as their proxy decision-maker.
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The collection paints rural Mississippi, Alabama, Nashville, Los Angeles and Chicago through the eyes of reluctant residents, childless people completely aware of where they are and how they got there.
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"I had always thought my friends and I were moving into the same land together, a childless land where we would just do a million things together forever," she writes.
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Read more:A mom's Facebook post that 'childless millennials' shouldn't be allowed at Disney parks is wrong and sexistWe did a blind taste test of Dunkin's new Beyond Meat breakfast sandwich.
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In the title story of this collection, "Children of the New World," a childless couple — the wife is post-menopause — must enter the mists of cyberspace to start a family.
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Burman's plan would address the childless adult problem, so it wouldn't leave many if any poor workers worse off when both the wage effects and the subsidy amount are considered.
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Marveling at her courage but concerned about her decision, another classmate asked if she was aware of the "complications" faced by a childless woman seeking employment in her late 20s.
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After a Supreme Court ruling in 2012, they had a choice about whether to expand their Medicaid programs to cover more childless adults, or to stick with their prior programs.
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Federico Garcia Lorca's poetic tragedy from 1934 about a childless woman in rural Spain was transported into the London of the 21st century by the playwright and director Simon Stone.
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Nors has an intense fascination with aging, and with women who have resisted domestication, specifically "middle-aged, childless women on the brink of disappearing," she has written in an essay.
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I'm entirely the wrong audience for this book: I'm a childless, lapsed Protestant agnostic who is made hugely uncomfortable by the use of the word "nourish" in a nonfood context.
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There are, however, some notably successful SNAP reform efforts in states that have actively enforced work requirements for able-bodied, childless adults at a minimum of 20 hours per week.
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There were newspaper articles about young professionals gentrifying urban neighborhoods; "Changing San Francisco Is Foreseen as a Haven for Wealthy and Childless," a New York Times headline said in 1981.
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You might get some vague notion of me if I told you I'm a first-generation Thai-American, middle-class, atheist, single, childless, postgraduate, freelancing, New Englander, straight, male millennial.
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Case in point: his bear hug of House Speaker Paul Ryan tonight, followed by a quick allusion to their agreement on expanding the earned income tax credit for childless workers.
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She introduced me to Milovan, a 44-year-old farmer who was living with his mother and had hired Vera because he didn't want to grow old alone and childless.
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The painting belonged to Mr. Monteagle's great-aunt, Jaffé, a childless British expatriate whose belongings were seized a year after she died and auctioned off in July 1943 in Nice, France.
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The bill would quadruple the maximum credit, to $210.3,24.9, and extend the minimum age of eligibility for childless adults from 23 to 2000, and the maximum age from 219 to 21911.
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Michelle Herrera Mulligan, 44, senior editor at Atria books, motivational speaker, novelist, and journalistFertility Journey: Childless by choice My partner and I have made the decision to not have human children.
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If a playground is in the works, this could be a selling point if you have kids — or not if you're childless and are left listening to squeaky swings all day.
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The credit is tiny for childless adults, topping out at $529 for 2019, but very substantial for parents, with benefits maxing out at $6,557 for families with three or more kids.
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Last month, Tsai -- the island's first female president -- was subject to bizarre attack in state-run Chinese media, saying that as an unmarried, childless woman, she was unfit for her role.
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By the time my mother was my age, she was married with two children, and very much a homemaker, whereas I'm happily single, childless, and still manage to butcher fried eggs.
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This jibes with other studies finding that childless women tend to be about as successful as male peers — because they aren't doing the extra, unpaid labor of raising the next generation.
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The new bill would roughly quadruple the earned income tax credit for childless workers, increase the credit for households with children and create a new benefit for children under age 6.
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By the same token, in most countries those with children tend to be happier, with the exception of Britain, Denmark, Ireland and Switzerland, where people tend to be happier when childless.
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From the Opinion section Single, childless and nearing 40, I saw one real option Sarah Lenti, a political strategist and policy advisor at SML Advisory Partners, details her experience with IVF.
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Because of this higher-intensity consumption by childless couples, while lower fertility could reduce long-run emissions, it probably has no net impact on short-run emissions — or even increases them.
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I do believe, however, that there was a moment in Trolls when my spirit floated outside of my body to quietly observe us, the only two childless adults in the theater.
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It would reduce the minimum qualifying age from 25 to 21 and increase the maximum credit by $2,500 a year for childless Americans and nearly $6,85033 for the largest American families.
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Leaders of both parties, including Speaker Paul Ryan and President Obama, have supported expanding the EITC by modest amounts (President Obama proposed doubling the credit for childless workers to about $1,000).
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In the 236 states (including DC) that opted to open Medicaid to low-income, childless adults, a population at high statistical risk of getting shot was now also eligible for coverage.
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The government, for instance, already imposes a three-month benefit limit on able-bodied, childless adults who receive SNAP benefits — if recipients fail to work or volunteer 3303 hours a month.
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Peter Swanson's neatly knotted suspense story is set in a pleasant Boston suburb where Henrietta and Matthew live side by side with their spouses, the only childless couples on the block.
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Certainly the best works, and of greatest merit for the public, have proceeded from the unmarried or childless men; which both in affection and means have married and endowed the public.
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Comparing couples with and without children, researchers found that the rate of the decline in relationship satisfaction is nearly twice as steep for couples who have children than for childless couples.
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Ms. Bell (who also wrote the preposterous script) and Ed Helms play an unhappily childless twosome who practice "results-based" sex by means of a phone app that tracks ovarian cycles.
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Many of them are poor, childless adults who were shut out of Medicaid before the law made additional federal funds available to help states pay for expanding access to the program.
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We childless women are fairly devoid of infertile role models: Most who speak publicly about the fraught topic do so from a place of either wild grief or anti-procreative defiance.
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As in the original film, but unlike in the book, Broadway Charlie's father has died, creating a psychological context for the evolving connection between the fatherless boy and the childless chocolatier.
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The expectation has not always been met, especially for childless adults, whom Medicaid largely did not cover until the Affordable Care Act, and whom non-expansion states still don't offer coverage to.
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"Lilibet" leapt up the line of ascension faster than anyone had expected after her uncle, childless King Edward VIII, abdicated in December 22002 over his romance with divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson.
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He added that the social stigma of singledom at middle age might make some women feel pressured or unhappy at times — but there are plenty of benefits to an unmarried, childless lifestyle.
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The number of Americans without kids has been increasing steadily for decades, with the percentage of women ages 15 to 44 who are childless nearing 50% as of the last Census report.
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Just 6% thought all three things simultaneously—in roughly equal proportions of childless and with-child, and married and never-married respondents, which would seem to cast doubt on Ms Nagle's argument.
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In the second half of the 20th century, women artists were only begrudgingly celebrated, and those who were recognized were generally supposed to curse and smoke heavily, or at least remain childless.
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THE earliest known description of surrogacy is an ugly biblical story: in Genesis, the childless Sara sends her husband to bed with her maidservant, Hagar, and takes the child as her own.
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It shines a light on something the childless among us might not spend a lot of time thinking about: kids are seeing every crazy thing happening on the news these days, too.
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" The star has previously addressed baby-shamers, telling Marie Claire in 2016, "I have worked too hard in this life and this career to be whittled down to a sad, childless human.
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Childless celebrities undergo equal scrutiny, as highlighted by Jennifer Aniston in a 2016 open letter objecting to the endless media speculation over whether she is, is not, or will ever be pregnant.
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If you've ever been toWalt Disney World with small kidsor even with a large group of childless millennial adults, you know that organizing everybody to get anywhere can be quite a chore.
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In 2015 the government announced the end of its decades-long one-child-only policy after concerns that a marriageless and childless society could lead to the downfall of the People's Republic.
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"It will take a lot more than calling me ... childless or husbandless to shut me up," said the 32-year-old lawyer who is pursuing a parliamentary seat in the capital, Harare.
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I looked again at the blissful faces of the childless parents as they walked away from the heavily armed angel and had to admit the decoration wasn't doing the clinic any favors.
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Chlamydia trachomati, the bacteria that causes the disease, can scar or block the fallopian tubes, which leads to becoming the childless aunt who swears she never wanted kids in the first place.
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In fact, Lucy's chapters are intercut with those of Lucy's sister Charlotte, who goes in search of her, and Iris, the childless widow who raised the girls after her long, unusual marriage.
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The caddish Stan Binstead and his mousy wife, Millie, are childless, even though when they married he expected her, having "no other interests and no other plans," to get pregnant right away.
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Childless men are scrutinized more heavily; conversely, men who say they have children must be quizzed to make sure they're not "willfully misrepresenting" the strength of their ties to their home countries.
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Or if the childless population must help other people bear children, even if children bring people health and happiness, and thus are perhaps justifiable medical expenses, like psychotherapy or some knee surgeries.
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Now that overpopulation is a real threat to the limited natural resources of planet Earth, it is good to know that there are many women like me who are childless by choice.
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When I was a young, childless public health grad student, all of my maternal and child health classes imparted the fact that improving breastfeeding rates was vital to improving population-level health.
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It would prevent the Trump administration from imposing new work requirements during the crisis that would affect childless adults who get government help paying for groceries, according to text seen by Reuters.
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Some 700,000 childless, able-bodied adults are due to lose their benefits if they are not working or enrolled in training, under a new rule due to take effect on April 1.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about declining consumer spending in China misstated the name of the province where Wu Xiaoqiong, a young woman who has decided to remain childless, is from.
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Some 700,000 childless, able-bodied adults are due to lose their benefits if they are not working or enrolled in training, under a new rule due to take effect on April 1.
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The recent movie Brightburn sets up the traditional beats of the Superman origin story, with a kindly childless Kansas couple taking in an alien baby who develops superpowers as he nears puberty.
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Mr. Keck, now a hospital executive, said that legislators there thought it was more important to invest in existing populations of Medicaid beneficiaries than to expand the program to cover childless adults.
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In 1975, a close friend died childless and, to offer him a legacy, Rabbi Zlotowitz published a translation of Esther accompanied by commentary, with Rabbi Scherman serving as a writer and editor.
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According to the U.S. Census, the percent of childless American women (ages 15-44) increased a staggering amount in just two generations: from 35 percent in 1976 to 47 percent in 2010.
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That means groups of young roommates, childless couples, and relatively high-earning singles living in one-bedroom condos rather than homes filled with kids who don't have jobs and can't pay rent.
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Michaela Kreyenfeld, a demographer at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, finds that 36% of west German men without university degrees born in the early 1970s were childless in their early 40s.
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It's a fairy tale in the tradition of The Gingerbread Man, Momotaro, and other traditional "childless family gets a strange child through magical means" fables, but it goes in dark and surprising directions.
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Now, as it gets wealthier, Mexicans are themselves being replaced, sometimes by immigrants—notably Asians—and more often by young, childless, white Americans eager to live in new apartments convenient for jobs downtown.
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The point – with which an overwhelming majority of Americans agree – was that services for seniors and individuals with disabilities should be a higher priority than welfare for able-bodied, childless, working-age adults.
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Like everyone else the network invites to consider taking the Afghanistan posting, she's unmarried and childless, and her attachments to home seem to consist of a casual boyfriend and a handful of houseplants.
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It will be a counterpoint to prevailing wisdom that says any travel beyond Disneyland or a holiday drive to Grandma's house is the realm of single, childless vagabonds and the jet-setting elite.
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But second, the law expanded Medicaid eligibility to people making up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line, including childless adults, with the federal government shouldering the vast majority of the cost.
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A woman who is childless-by-circumstance may want to have children, but could be coping with fertility issues, waiting until her financial situation is different, or trying to find a partner first.
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Of the 3.8 million childless working-age SNAP recipients who are not disabled, only a quarter (26 percent) of them are working and their wages are low — about $367 per month on average.
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The president and members of Congress from both parties, including House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, have proposed reforms that would extend eligibility to childless individuals over 21 years old and raise stipend levels.
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Liberal groups said that many unemployed childless adults with low incomes could be cut off, starting this month, as a result of the time limits, which date back to the 221 welfare law.
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Many of these women will be like me: single, childless, with dreams of motherhood and a family of their own making, or at least the desire for the uncomplicated opportunity to decide later.
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A childless proto-feminist who strongly supported the suffragist movement, she preferred knickerbockers and tunics for her treks when most Edwardian-age women wore corsets and ground-grazing dresses in the great outdoors.
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Hearing Ms. Cattrall analyze the pejorative implication of the term "childless" (while discussing modern womanhood on another BBC program) feels like pressing a cold compress into the hot, black space behind your eyes.
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The Affordable Care Act gave states the chance to expand their Medicaid programs to healthy, childless adults and get the federal government to (temporarily) pay 100 percent of the cost of doing so.
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Another study, by the Open University in England, found childless couples were happier with their relationships and their partners than parents were, and were doing more work on their relationships than parenting couples.
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To address this crisis, in October 2023, Maine started requiring able-bodied childless adults to work, train, or volunteer on at least a part-time basis in order to continue receiving food stamps.
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But a number of mostly red states, including Maine, have held out, arguing the federal government shouldn't be picking up the tab to cover childless, "able-bodied" adults who could get insurance elsewhere.
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Right-wing Hindu groups had attacked him for his book "One Part Woman," which depicted an ancient temple ritual that permitted childless women to sleep with strangers in the hope of getting pregnant.
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At one point in the middle of all of this I was freshly divorced and childless with a cat, sleeping on a mattress on the floor because none of my new furniture had arrived.
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The 1996 welfare overhaul signed into law by then-President Clinton limited childless, able-bodied adults to three months of SNAP benefits every three years, if they weren't working, volunteering or earning an education.
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A woman posted a rant on Facebook calling on Disney World to ban childless millennials, saying she refused to stand in a long line to buy her son a pretzel shaped like Mickey Mouse.
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"Low-income, childless adults who are living with addiction are among the people hardest hit by the epidemic," said Rebecca Farley, vice president for policy and advocacy at the National Council for Behavioral Health.
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She said that her Accelerated lead, just back to work after having a child, had nursed her baby in a tent on the set; the actress playing her Slow opposite was, in reality, childless.
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But two of my fathers' brothers remained childless; I am quite close with both of them and feel that in their lives, filled with godchildren and long-term friends, we do have a model.
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But even in their first year out of college, childless women earn 21973 percent of what their male peers do, even if they had a similar G.P.A. and were working in the same fields.
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Although readers learn from the outset that Kali and Ponna have been childless for 12 years, Murugan introduces numerous flashbacks that chronicle the couple's increasingly desperate efforts, a narrative technique that produces rising suspense.
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The idea that a single mom trying to safeguard two kids while working as an assistant manager of a grocery store needs less financial assistance than a childless married couple frankly defies common sense.
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Now Ms. Didusenko, 24, is suing the Miss World organization, with which the Ukrainian competition is affiliated, saying that the entry requirements — including that contestants be unmarried and childless — are a form of discrimination.
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Joel Darmstadter Washington, D.C. Uncovering Bias As an educated, childless, headscarf-wearing American Muslim, I had a lot of sympathy for Elif Batuman and her relationship with Turkish culture ("Cover Story," February 8th & 15th).
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Almost one in six women were voluntarily childless, often because they were older, had worse IBD symptoms or were unaware of options that might improve their odds of having a baby, the study found.
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For all that legislators like to sentimentalize family values and hard work, they've largely abdicated their responsibility toward families, who are left to navigate a job market that prefers its employees childless and unencumbered.
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The things that we had that did it before were general assistance [aid to poor childless adults] and Aid to Families With Dependent Children [AFDC, or pre-reform welfare], highly imperfect as they were.
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Often in TV and film, the person getting an abortion is childless — this includes both anti-abortion films like the 2019 biopic Unplanned, and TV shows with pro-abortion rights views like Hulu's Shrill.
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" In a dull and childless marriage to "a bastard of the standard-issue variety," she is biding her time at Goode's, her life "slipping away with the rinsing water as it gurgled down the plughole.
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I could take aggressive action — say, block the kid's hand — but if there's a counterattack and the parent rises up to destroy me like the childless unbeliever I am, do I have an exit strategy?
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Today is the date in the Christian calendar when many of the faithful celebrate the birth of the Virgin Mary, an event which is described as a joyful surprise to her elderly, hitherto childless parents.
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For a state that didn't expand Medicaid, but wanted to do so now, they could add coverage of childless adults up to 100 percent of the federal poverty line — not the 138 percent under Obamacare.
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An analysis of the flat tax regime by economists Csaba Toth and Peter Virovacz has concluded that its biggest beneficiaries are the most affluent, childless taxpayers, although families with children also benefit to varying degrees.
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Arti Kujur, head of the Jharkhand State Child Protection Society, said the home was charging between 40,000 Indian rupees (about $600) and 100,000 rupees for each baby, depending on what the childless couple could afford.
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These waivers were meant for tough economic times when jobs are scarce, but even though there are 6.6 million open jobs right now, most able-bodied childless adults on the program aren't required to work.
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But what counted more was that, under pressure, she had shown her unfitness for the job, embroidering her financial career and hinting that, as a mother, she was better qualified than the childless Mrs May.
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And because financial acuity often declines with age, childless singles can enroll in a service such as EverSafe, which monitors accounts for unusual spending and alerts the client or a trusted advocate of possible fraud.
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Voters will decide whether to continue providing it to low-income childless adults beyond this year by considering a measure that would double the cigarette tax to pay for the state's share of the cost.
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This season's episodes include a parent's lament about the bogeyman her child fears, the story of a mother "who sometimes dreams she's childless and free," and a tale of two babies, two dads, two cultures.
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For her, being your best self does not require you to be any more than what you already are, even if what you are—single, childless, low income—is branded unacceptable by the prevailing tastemakers.
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In recent weeks, however, the childless bachelor who reportedly likes to eat lunch alone in his office has instead toured numerous small towns and villages, sampling sausage and quince brandy at PiS-run "family picnics".
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If you are one of the 85033 million who gained health coverage as a result of the ACA's expansion of Medicaid to childless adults and to greater numbers of parents, that coverage is at risk.
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Russell's strong-willed mother, Lucy Elizabeth Robinson Baker, was forced to give up an infant daughter to childless in-laws and took the boy and his younger sister to live with her brother in Newark.
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