You give birth to a song, you give birth to a sound that wasn't there before.
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Within larger animals, smaller animals — called uñas, or offspring — are woven, but earthly laws of biology don't apply: Condors can give birth to cats, monsters can give birth to men.
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Now that she's about to give birth to baby no.
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Mammals give birth to babies, reptiles pop out eggs, right?
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Maybe then, Lauren can finally give birth to her kindergartener.
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I knew I wanted to give birth to her here.
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But most new dads didn't give birth to their child.
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The chance that my mother would give birth to quadruplets.
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Because of course the star of Singin' in the Rain would give birth to the star of Star Wars, who would then go on to give birth to the star of a Ryan Murphy show.
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Some reindeer starve and females often give birth to stunted young.
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These fish fertilize eggs internally and "give birth" to live young.
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"All I needed was to give birth to him," Castro said.
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Will Edith someday give birth to Pelhams 1, 2 and 3?
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Mary Drake did indeed give birth to two girls that night.
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Watch them whip, then watch them give birth to Nae Nae.
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For instance, unlike most fish, they give birth to live young.
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Some reindeer starve, and females often give birth to stunted young.
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Mom Salsa underwent a caesarian section to give birth to her daughter.
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In Chicago, she would marry and give birth to a son, Emmett.
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Twitter did not give birth to cyberbullying, nor will they abolish it.
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Women die after being forced to give birth to non-viable babies.
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Kate is due to give birth to her third child in April.
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Berry would give birth to Castro's child while she was his prisoner.
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And, of course, it eventually has to give birth to real legislation.
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The Outsiders helped give birth to contemporary YA as a publishing category.
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My mother did not have to give birth to me, but she did.
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The Viennese cultural elite encouraged intellectual collisions to give birth to the new.
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His new policies, though, are unlikely to give birth to a baby boom.
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Khloe is due to give birth to her first kid later this month.
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Rather, Padme simply doesn't know that she's about to give birth to twins.
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This April, the winning mare, Colerful Bride, will give birth to a filly.
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Many animals migrate in order to give birth to and raise their offspring.
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I didn't give birth to my son here to stay in the States.
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Among her favorite facts about the creatures: They give birth to live young.
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I was worried I would feel inadequate, like I didn't give birth to her.
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She has one son and is about to give birth to her second child.
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"What episode does Kourtney give birth to Mason?" reads one of the related queries.
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It allowed Hungary to give birth to "Trump before Trump," as Steve Bannon said.
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She's due to give birth to their second child together, a daughter, in May.
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My dear friend Becca will give birth to her second child any day now.
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And Princess Madeleine is due to give birth to her third child in March.
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Walker's wife, Niki, was expected to give birth to their first child on Monday.
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She ended up losing the ability to give birth to children of her own.
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Name Withheld If you give birth to a child, you beget obligations as well.
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Some local governments give cash payments to women when they give birth to daughters.
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Previously, scientists have found conjoined sharks in species that give birth to live animals.
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The pregnant Lip Sync Battle star, who is due to give birth to baby no.
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Williams took some time off last year to give birth to their daughter, Alexis Olympia.
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Then in 2006, she traveled to the country to give birth to her daughter Shiloh.
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The discovery makes the materpiscis the oldest known vertebrate to give birth to live young.
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Then, the embryo is implanted in a surrogate, which will give birth to the clone.
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Not every pregnant woman who contracts Zika will give birth to a baby with microcephaly.
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His wife, Stacey, was past due to give birth to their first child, a son.
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When the girls were born, their mother had yet to give birth to a son.
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Some 26,000 women in the United States give birth to a stillborn child each year.
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That means they know what it means to bear, give birth to, and raise a child.
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"I had to prove that I had no desire to give birth to children," Javier said.
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Also, pregnant women who smell pot smoke give birth to babies who look like Seth Rogen.
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Carrie chose to forgo cancer treatment so that she could give birth to the little girl.
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We crush totalitarianism, and when that was done we helped our enemies give birth to democracy.
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To give birth to Banks, the actress opted for a "natural" and "drug-free" home birth.
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To refuse to acknowledge the accomplishment of the winner is to give birth to a grudge.
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Right now, as the summer solstice approaches, they are arriving to give birth to their calves.
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Men don't give birth to children, and after marriage a man is free from family chores.
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Italian women give birth to 1.39 children on average, compared with an EU average of 1.58.
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Brinson thought it was a joke—she was about to give birth to her second child.
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Give birth to the equivalent of fetuses and then finish gestating them externally on mother's milk.
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Maybe it's just because, 30-odd years ago, I happened to give birth to a girl.
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However, I fear they might try and give birth to themselves again in a new form.
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He was with his wife Melissa, who is about to give birth to the couple's fourth child.
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Imagination is what enabled William Steig, back in 1990, to give birth to a character named Shrek.
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Dilbireen's mother stayed in Iraq, as she was due to give birth to Dilbireen's brother in November.
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She opted to go to the same hospital to give birth to her daughter, Zara, in 1981.
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The remaining material rotates in a disc around the star and can give birth to new planets.
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Nine months later, I give birth to a healthy baby boy, three weeks before his due date.
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Can a mother give birth to Zika-damaged babies if she never had symptoms of the disease?
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Simone and Shari Cumberbatch were both due to give birth to their baby girls in mid-July.
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Khloé Kardashian is due to give birth to her first child, a baby girl, any day now.
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But it may be a different story if such workers subsequently give birth to Zika-infected babies.
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The Industrial Handbook, the book he's holding, informed and helped give birth to whatever industrial turned into.
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In other words, allergy-free parents who own pets might just give birth to allergy-free kids.
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To be exact, 1.2 million people watched April give birth to her son, a calf named Tajiri.
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In two months, my wife will give birth to our first (and sure to be only) kid.
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Two days ago she travelled 17 kilometers from her village to give birth to her first child.
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She returned to Poland to give birth to Natalia amid scrutiny and judgment from friends and family.
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But all the country seemed to care about was whether she could give birth to a son.
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But black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to give birth to a stillborn child.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, above, traveled to an Auckland hospital to give birth to her first child.
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Rather than beginning with a set of preconceptions, I let the journey give birth to the story.
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Not coincidentally, the Author was invented by the same force that helped give birth to America: literacy.
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" There is no more moving evidence of the way in which the daughter of the famous Carter Family was able to assert the primacy of nurture over nature than her daughter Rosanne's eulogy: "She did not give birth to me, but she helped me give birth to my future.
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Her brother has previously said she was going to give birth to a boy to be named Niko.
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Shanann's younger brother, Frankie Rzucek, previously said she was going to give birth to a son named Nico.
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I am not the first, nor will I be the last, to give birth to an almost-toddler.
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A postmenopausal 61-year-old couldn't possibly be equipped to carry and give birth to a baby. Right?
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We need hope, dreams, and the desire to change the world, to give birth to a new world.
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Sofia is due to give birth to a younger sibling for 1-year-old Prince Alexander in September.
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The Boulder, Colorado, woman was due to give birth to her first child, Bella Rose, on Election Day.
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" As Yuval Harari writes in Homo Deus, "new technologies kill old gods and give birth to new gods.
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When I became a physician at 26, as an obstetrician I obviously helped women give birth to babies.
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Mammals and some reptiles including certain snakes and lizards are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young.
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But, she decided, if she could not give birth to a child, she could engineer her own rebirth.
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Neil Walker's wife, Niki, was expected to give birth to the couple's first child, a girl, on Tuesday.
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In the wild, pandas typically give birth to a single infant, born tiny, blind, pink and almost hairless.
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Ms. Mahoney has two weeks until she is supposed to give birth to her third child, a girl.
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And they give birth to live young, which remain with their parents for a period before shuffling off.
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After about 25 days, the mothers give birth to five to eight pups, sometimes sired by multiple fathers.
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She was pregnant during that tournament and took time off to give birth to Alexis Olympia in September.
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Even though I didn't give birth to my son, his birth is something I did with my wife.
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It is where Zeus's lover Leto found refuge from Hera's wrath to give birth to Apollo and Artemis.
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"About nine months from now, the United States is going to give birth to a president," Pastor Stewart said.
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Chyna has revealed that she is expected to give birth to her second child in the next two weeks.
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According to a hospital in Spain, a woman really did give birth to twins at the age of 64.
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The world continues to wait in anticipation for April (the now-famous giraffe) to give birth to her young.
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And it won't be long – Meghan Markle is due to give birth to the couple's first child next month.
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My company's policy is that I have to give birth to this child to get any paid time off.
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Exactly here in Rome, 59 years ago, the founding fathers signed an agreement to give birth to European institutions.
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When Quinn discovers his daughter is pregnant, he knows that she, too, will give birth to a mangled child.
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Obviously, there's a big thing about who's going to give birth to an heir, who's going to get married.
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These seals gather on the ice floes over the shallow waters, where mothers give birth to pups and nurse.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor explained to Today why moms start to relax after they give birth to their fourth.
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Public narratives matter: They give birth to harmful public policies and create apathy toward racist practices that perpetuate inequality.
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In Los Angeles alone, illegal aliens give birth to more children than all of the citizens in South Carolina.
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She watched on from afar last year as she prepared to give birth to daughter Alexis Olympia in September.
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The resulting geometric multiplication of free and fair trade between countries will give birth to the next economic revolution.
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Although the convention was widely ridiculed at the time, Stanton's declaration helped give birth to the women's suffrage movement.
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Williams returned to the tour briefly this year after a 14-month absence to give birth to her daughter.
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It ran for more than three years, although Ms. Cook withdrew in 20063 to give birth to her son.
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Yeager was overdue to give birth to her firstborn when a routine ultrasound morphed into a scene of terror.
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Today's corporations create enormous value through remarkable innovations that give birth to new technologies and new products and services.
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Japanese women give birth to infants 19803 grams (about 21980 pounds) smaller, on average, than white mothers, Morisaki said.
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Connections, which give birth to creation, are at the core of influence and (ironically) at the origin of individuality.
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He is seeking to avoid jail time as his wife is about to give birth to their first child.
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Sparks, 28, is due to give birth to a baby boy — the couple's first child — at the end of April.
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However, the link is not absolute: Some women with Zika give birth to babies with microcephaly while others do not.
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Pink gave birth to Willow Sage in 2011, and is due to give birth to her second child in 2017.
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But Wells badly wanted to give birth to her own kids, and at 32, had the first of two children.
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How did something so potentially dangerous give birth to the Enlightenment and all its trappings of democracy and human rights?
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Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle, who is due to give birth to the couple's first child imminently, did not attend.
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She found out two months before she was due to give birth to her now one-year-old son Archie.
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The Porcupine Caribou Herd, upon which the Gwich'in subsist, return here year after year to give birth to their young.
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Significantly fewer will be females of reproductive age that, scientists say, only give birth to a calf every two years.
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Jay Z did not attend likely because his wife, Beyoncé, is expected to give birth to the couple's twins soon.
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Especially relevant today is the talk of the mountain that labored for months only to give birth to a mouse.
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Troublingly, the same study shows that women who exhibit no symptoms can still give birth to babies with brain abnormalities.
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It was also believed that Lilith could fertilize herself with male sperm to give birth to her own demon babies.
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ATHENS — As a longtime fertility doctor, Minas Mastrominas has helped couples in Greece give birth to thousands of bouncing babies.
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"We have managed ... to give birth to the Astana process," the head of the Russian delegation, Alexander Lavrentyev, told reporters.
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Some of the organization's members frequent the same online forums, like 4chan, that helped give birth to the alt-right.
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The data generated during the performance will, as Morel says, give birth to an immersive dance performance on terra firma.
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"If you give birth to your baby, you are less likely to develop breast cancer in the future," reads the booklet.
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MACCALLUM: Dana, it&aposs so interesting hearing about your idea you know, that that helped to give birth to his book.
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But there was just one little thing keeping her there—she was preparing to give birth to his new baby sister!
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Just not to take care of my child, because I CHOSE to have her, because I didn't give birth to her.
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According to the zoo, white tigers usually give birth to two or three cubs, and the sextuplets are considered very rare.
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Gonzalez (9-5, 2.66 ERA) will miss the start with his wife expected to give birth to the couple's second child.
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Rattlesnakes, which don't lay eggs, can give birth to as many as 24 or more babies at once, Emily Taylor says.
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The line dropped within the past week, just days before Kate Hudson is expected to give birth to her third child.
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The Wyoming, Michigan, mother of six chose to forgo cancer treatment so that she could give birth to the little girl.
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VR is not a computer either, although we're being told it's going to give birth to a whole new computing paradigm.
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They give birth to a 105 kg calf, which first has to gestate in the mom's womb for nearly two years!
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But bottlenose dolphins give birth to one calf at a time and care for that baby for up to six years.
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The US Army, a eugenics professor, and thousands of universities came together to give birth to the world's biggest standardized exam.
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The world is still watching and waiting in anticipation for April the giraffe to give birth to her calf on livestream.
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And, though Ramsay's stepmom did give birth to a healthy boy, he and his mother were swiftly fed to the hounds.
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Teen mothers are more likely to give birth to a baby with the defect, as are women who drink and smoke.
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If you give birth to your baby by C-section, you can expect the procedure to take about forty-five minutes.
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In Skaramagas, one Syrian woman boasted that she was about to give birth to her seventh child — this one in Greece.
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She was pregnant during that tournament and took time off to give birth to her first child, Alexis Olympia, in September.
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She followed her mother into a nursing career and had taken time off from work to give birth to her first child.
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Astronomers still need to prove that synestias are actually a thing before they can claim that they give birth to natural satellites.
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"During their lifetime, the majority of the world's women give birth to at least one child," she wrote in her project's introduction.
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It comes during an exciting time for the couple: Princess Madeleine is due to give birth to their third child in March.
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"It was just one look from her," Arpaia, who worried about bonding with a baby she did not give birth to, explains.
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Using an egg donor enabled Amy to give birth to a healthy girl, Olivia, in November 2013 and give Jaxon a sister.
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A Colorado father died last week while driving his pregnant wife to the hospital to give birth to the couple's third child.
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Zika is a particular concern for pregnant women, who may give birth to children with birth defects if exposed to the virus.
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The former Sister, Sister actress was preparing to give birth to her second child on Saturday, husband Cory Hardrict revealed on Instagram.
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Reducing stigma is also key, she said, as many fathers walk out when their wives give birth to a child with albinism.
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The family then moved to London, yet Madeleine returned to Sweden to give birth to the couple's third child earlier this year.
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It sounds like a relatively simple concept: you give birth to a baby, and then your body produces milk to feed them.
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When I went to the hospital to give birth to my first child, I tried to get through labor without an epidural.
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A nurse, Harper Grayson, flees to a refuge after contracting Dragonscale, hoping to survive long enough to give birth to her child.
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The most visceral reminder of all is his wife, Rachael King, who is due to give birth to their second child soon.
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But until then, best not to think too ambitiously about being the first person to give birth to a baby on Mars.
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There's so much going on within Isolde, and the challenge is always to try to give birth to all her new thoughts.
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Trump will go beyond just rhetoric, putting in place pro-business policies that will give birth to a strong, robust job market.
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New research shows that a woman can become infected with Zika, have no symptoms, yet give birth to a baby with microcephaly.
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His wife is due to give birth to their second child in a few days; their relationship is not at its best.
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"She said I was lazy and that I would certainly give birth to a stillborn baby," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Scientists around the world are waiting to see whether more pregnant women who become infected eventually give birth to babies with microcephaly.
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Under the change, women in Poland become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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The men feared that women like us could not have children or would give birth to children that were paralyzed or disabled.
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In the spring and summer, they venture inland to give birth to their calves and eat the Arctic plants that grow there.
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I wondered aloud whether I should just quit law school and give birth to the baby that had been forced inside me.
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The custom was set aside by King George VI as his daughter Elizabeth II prepared to give birth to her first child.
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They give birth to one baby at a time, raising each for six to nine years, until it's time to rear another.
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Mom Meng Meng was expected to give birth to one cub on August 31, but surprised keepers by giving birth to twins.
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From the beginning, the audience is told she is important because she is to give birth to the leader of the resistance.
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If in fact, a replicant could give birth to another, it implies that new replicant would cease to be a man-made product.
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Graphic nightmares and dreams in which people give birth to non-human entities or face dire labor complications are surprisingly common during pregnancy.
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In fact, the Manukyan used the clinic in 2011 to give birth to their daughter, who is now 7 years old, they said.
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United States soccer star Alex Morgan announced Wednesday that she is pregnant and expecting to give birth to a baby girl in April.
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Williams, 36, was ranked No. 1 when she left the pro tour to give birth to now-8-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia.
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If you happen to give birth to a little human, chances are that many worries will cross your mind: Will they be kind?
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Run — expected to give birth to her son Sutton Joseph in October, but he was actually born at 36 weeks and 4 days.
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If all goes to plan from there, the mom-to-be will give birth to a biracial baby in a matter of weeks.
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If 100 women contract zika in their first trimester, for example, how many of them will give birth to a baby with microcephaly?
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In Los Angeles, Kim Kardashian West was doing everything she could to prepare to give birth to her son Saint, now 222 months.
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"Motherhood can swallow you whole if you let it," said Melnik, who is due to give birth to her second daughter in June.
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Yes, to create and give birth to a life is a beautiful and admirable thing — but at what point is the debt repaid?
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Having already miscarried twice by age 28500, she was then five months pregnant and anxious to finally give birth to her first child.
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"This communal style of game play reinvigorated the arcade industry in the 1990s and helped give birth to a generation of fighting games."
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Under the change, women in Poland who become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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If I wanted her to give birth to a new kitten, I would have to generate another smart contract like the one above.
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And remember, he is newly married to Melania, who will give birth to Barron just 14 days after his appearance on the show.
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The Norwegian terrorist wanted to establish state-run birth clinics where blond, blue-eyed mothers would give birth to a dozen children each.
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If "Heart Berries" is any indication, the work to come will not just surface suppressed stories; it might give birth to new forms.
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It narrates the Annunciation — when the angel Gabriel told Mary that she would give birth to Jesus — similarly to the Gospel of Luke.
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M.B.S. has vowed to give birth to a more moderate Saudi Islam, starting by curbing his religious police and permitting women to drive.
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When the rain and the soil and the sun and the plants give birth to fruit, we eat it straight from the vines.
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Girls who contract Zika are believed to be immune when they reach their childbearing years, meaning they cannot give birth to microcephalic babies.
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The mammal doesn't reach sexual maturity until it's 10, and females typically give birth to only one calf every three to five years.
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More of the bears are making winter dens — in which pregnant females give birth to cubs — in snow drifts on the coastal plain.
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It is a story of displacement, in which Mary and Joseph leave their home and give birth to Jesus in a strange city.
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Varble used these piles of garbage as source material to create the outfits that would give birth to his alter-ego, Marie Debris.
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In the letters, Dawson wrote that God had told him that she was to be his wife and give birth to his children.
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The smartphone has laid the foundation on which the future will be built, and will eventually give birth to that which displaces it.
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"It's like you meet a complete stranger, fall madly in love, make musical intercourse and give birth to a magical song baby," she said.
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Granqvist has stayed in Russia with the approval of his wife, Sofie, who is overdue to give birth to their second child in Sweden.
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She's surrounded by kaleidoscopic mosaics of glass, while an overturned clay pot reading "LOOK HERE" seems to give birth to an incomprehensibly massive plant.
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The star, who had her baby shower in December, is expecting to give birth to her first biological child this month, according to People.
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A pregnant waitress in Phoenix, Arizona, reportedly landed a very special Christmas bonus days before she is expected to give birth to her daughter.
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It's thought that gases within the arms bump up against each and other and become so compressed that they give birth to new stars.
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Hilaria Baldwin (maiden name: Thomas) never expected to become a recognizable name, or to give birth to four children in less than five years (!).
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More than 1.2 million people watched her belatedly give birth to son Tajiri on April 15 at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York.
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And, of course, Jenner did carry and give birth to Stormi in total secret, eventually announcing the birth in a low-key YouTube video.
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"I'm going to be OK because I will not have to give birth to a child I don't want on my own," she says.
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In an interview with Chelsea Handler in June 2013, Tatum said that he had "crying fits" watching his wife give birth to their daughter.
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"I'm 27 weeks pregnant and I'm not going to lie — I'm tired!" says Lauren, who will give birth to Willa's little sister in August.
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"We were committed that we would not give birth to a child until we climb Mount Everest," Mr. Rathod told reporters at the briefing.
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Boko Haram has become notorious for its forced marriages of young girls and women, who are raped and sometimes give birth to fighters' children.
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"Aren't you afraid to give birth to Americans given the US sanctions against Russia?" asks a woman on a Facebook group for birth tourists.
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Well, I saw my girl give birth to twins during this project, and saw the pain associated with that, so I know the feeling.
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In the "exploded America" of "the medieval Now," where buffaloes mate with butterflies and give birth to buffalowings, "grotesque" is apparently the latest compliment.
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The prophecy suggests that Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen, who are all deceased, are and will remain the only children Cersei will give birth to.
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As a young teenager, Johnson pestered her mother about what it was like to give birth to her — a query her mother always dodged.
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But when you look into her statistics, you find something quite rare: Almost all of her patients give birth to healthy, full-term babies.
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Then, in a beatific, transcendent moment, she thanks Brünnhilde for helping her escape to safety so she can give birth to the young hero.
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He went on to write a book called ''Fat Power,'' which helped give birth to what would become known as the fat-acceptance movement.
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Studies have shown that obese women give birth to larger babies who are at risk for obesity and other metabolic problems later in life.
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Such a strategy could give birth to a "large climate-industrial complex," which would actually be a good thing in terms of political sustainability.
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Duckworth gave birth to her daughter, Maile, on April 9, becoming the first woman to give birth to a baby while in the Senate.
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"Despite a lot of time spent on agreeing the communique, we have managed to give birth to the Astana process," Alexander Lavrentyev told reporters.
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But one team that has not done so is the Yankees, even though their city helped give birth to the modern gay rights movement.
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Watching him pop open the original to "give birth" to its successor is the most endearing thing you'll see on the DIY internets today.
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The "happy father" is expecting once again with model Geary, 24, who is due to give birth to the couple's second little girl in March.
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But we don't know how many of them are swimming through the oceans, where they mate, and where exactly they give birth to their young.
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Jimmy Kimmel seemed massively skeptical about the communication, but we'll stay tuned to see if Fox really does give birth to the next Elon Musk.
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Previte also notes to PEOPLE that there are other factors at play that can determine whether a mother will give birth to a larger baby.
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Williams, 36, was ranked No. 1 when she left the pro tour last year to give birth to now-8-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia.
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Health experts say this is critical because under-nourished girls tend to grow up and give birth to under-nourished babies - unless action is taken.
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The gestation period of Indian rhinos is between 15 and 16 months and mothers only give birth to one calf every two to three years.
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Lee thinks of Tango's technology much like GPS, which transformed the utility of mobile phones and, years later, helped give birth to services like Uber.
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The researchers targeted couples in which one partner has HIV, offering the hope they can give birth to an HIV-free and HIV-resistant child.
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But the wife of second baseman Neil Walker is expected to give birth to the couple's first child soon, so Rivera may still be needed.
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The only thing we learned about was how to prevent pregnancy—and if you had gotten pregnant, how to give birth to a healthy child.
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What she understood, even then, was that my not wanting to give birth to a child didn't mean I wouldn't want to mother our child.
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Women who do not have any symptoms of Zika virus still may give birth to a baby with Zika-related birth defects, research has shown.
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His own route to sobriety started in 2009, when his wife was about to give birth to their first child and told him to choose.
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But I was also frightened that the child I am about to give birth to would die like my other children if I stayed on.
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That's what happened to Taylor Mahaffey, who was forced to give birth to a stillborn baby due to the 20-week abortion ban in Texas.
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The evidence is there, though — the internet has photos of the two together, and that's all they need to give birth to a new celebrity relationship.
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It is hard to give a name to the feelings of dislocation stirred by the woman, who seems to give birth to five bodiless heads simultaneously.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the actress, who's due to give birth to her daughter soon, is excited to become a mom for the third time.
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"Is it so impossible to imagine loving a child you didn't give birth to?" writes Edelstein, 50, who is stepmom to husband Robert Russell's two sons.
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She would give birth to two sets of twins, now 10 and 8, and during each pregnancy, Goldschneider says she kept her eating disorder at bay.
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The program was originally aimed at women who might give birth to drug-addicted children, but it was expanded to men to avoid discrimination, Benningfield said.
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Not only were the cameras in the delivery room, nearly every family member watched Kourtney give birth to Mason, including Khloé, Kim and momager Kris Jenner.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - A giraffe at a Seattle zoo is expected to give birth to a calf within a week — and there is even a gift registry.
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Female giant pandas give birth to up to two cubs, although they are unable to care for both twins at the same time in the wild.
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What's more, using those bioprosthetic ovaries, the mice were able to ovulate just like normal, mate, give birth to healthy mouse pups, and even nurse them.
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The procedure, which was approved by the UK House of Commons last year, is designed to help women with mitochondrial disease give birth to healthy babies.
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Their new project "iAnimal" literally plants viewers amidst a bunch of cramped pigs as they either await slaughter or give birth to piglets within tiny cages.
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Camilla Luddington isn't due to give birth to her first child until April, but her mama sense already knows her daughter's musical tastes are top notch.
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Eager jihadist propagandists predicted that a final victory over the "crusader armies" would usher in the day of judgment and give birth to a new world.
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It has helped give birth to start-ups across different industries, including those as far afield as movies, in the form of the Hollywood studio STX.
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Gutierrez had crossed the border to give birth to them, since she was told Venezuelan maternity wards did not have enough equipment to deliver her babies.
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Ghost kitchens like Kitchen United can give birth to online-only restaurants, similar to how e-commerce led to direct-to-consumer brands like Warby Parker.
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RICHMOND, British Columbia — Melody Bai arrived in Vancouver from China in the late stages of pregnancy with one goal: to give birth to a Canadian baby.
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Throughout the world, young women are compelled, through tradition or religion, to give birth to so many children that a reasonable quality of life is unattainable.
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With Serena Williams off the tour and preparing to give birth to her first child, the new wave in the women's game has managed to strike.
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Yet it all added up to a discussion about the joy, sorrow, power and responsibility women bear when they give birth to, and care for, children.
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Petra (Yael Grobglas) will give birth to twins on the March 7 episode of the CW dramedy – and PEOPLE has the First Look at the happy occasion.
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"We think that 5G is going to really give birth to a global and ubiquitous global digital economy," Stéphane Richard, CEO of Orange, said on the panel.
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The fiancée of Rob Kardashian — who would give birth to daughter Dream — is downright terrified of having a C-section, as she tearfully explains in the clip.
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Oddmakers Paddy Power previously suspended bets on if Meghan would give birth to twins after an "abnormal" number of wagers came in, resulting in 5/1 odds.
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The devil promised it would be totally chill to give birth to the spawn of Satan, but as Rose notes in the film, the devil always lies.
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The entire event was filmed by Disick, 35, on his personal video camera, with nearly every family member present as they watched Kourtney give birth to Mason.
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But, after weeks of sitting on the edge of their seats, almost 2 million people got to watch April finally give birth to her much-awaited baby.
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The three recent births are hardly a coincidence, as sea lions annually give birth to their pups during the month of June, according to the Dublin Zoo.
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The countdown is on for Blac Chyna to give birth to her baby girl — and she won't be alone when she welcomes the newborn into the world!
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After replacing their biological ovaries with the bioprosthetic, the mice were able to ovulate normally, give birth to healthy and presumably adorable baby mice, and nurse them.
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She gave birth to her first child in 1940 around the age of 14 and would go on to give birth to four more over her lifetime.
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And if the U.S. doesn't act, they argued thousands of pregnant women could give birth to infants with microcephaly, which can each cost $2202 million in healthcare.
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Seeing as how she's about to give birth to her second baby any day now, you can forgive Kelly Clarkson for missing last night's American Idol finale.
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Keys is not flying the flag alone this year, though: Serena Williams, who missed last year's event to give birth to her daughter, is in the semifinals.
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She talks about her mother as a glum housewife who resented her husband for taking a concubine after she had failed to give birth to a boy.
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Pelosi said the 16-month struggle to pass the bill — which helped give birth to the tea party movement — wouldn't cost the Democrats control of the House.
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Kim was due to give birth to the couple's first child any day now, and it had been weighing on Murray's mind since before the tournament began.
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During the couple's visit to the town of Birkenhead on Monday, the Duchess of Sussex told the crowd when she's due to give birth to their first child.
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We learn that Khloé kicked him out of the house, and that she really, really tried to get the hell out of dodge to give birth to True.
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Days before Kardashian was supposed to give birth to True, her 10-month-old baby with Thompson, he was seen making out with a woman at a bar.
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Jessa (Duggar) Seewald and her husband Ben are due to give birth to their second child any day now, but the proud parents are still thinking about adoption.
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Turns out the guys' group date will revolve around babies: how they're made, how to care for them, and finally, how it feels to give birth to one.
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Rather, the challenge now is not to bolster quixotic policies but to nurture others that assure Kim's bomb does not give birth to a 21st-century nuclear war.
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I am so grateful for this incredible child I love, and I don't think any woman should be forced to give birth to a child she doesn't want.
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With every passing Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode, viewers are getting closer and closer to seeing Khloé Kardashian give birth to her sweet baby girl True Thompson.
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A hybrid embryo would then be grown in an Asian elephant surrogate mother — or an artificial womb, Church says — to give birth to a new mammoth-elephant animal.
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Army warrant officer Jason Jernigan expected to return to his Sanford, North Carolina, home before his wife, Tiffany Jernigan, was set to give birth to their second daughter.
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In all that time, no one has proven themselves to be Nakamoto to the satisfaction of the members of the cryptographic community that helped give birth to bitcoin.
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Think about it: what sane person would give birth to a second child or finance a reboot of The Munsters if we possessed the faculty of total recall?
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But our sources have been telling us for weeks that Trump is ready to exorcise his trade demons, so expect these plans to give birth to hardline policies.
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Her performance speaks of the incarnation, not as God becoming a man, but as God becoming a uterus, becoming a woman to give birth to the God self.
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A New York couple says that a Los Angeles fertility clinic used the wrong embryos to impregnate them, leading the wife to give birth to another family's twins.
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I could see Sadr City, the wire-crossed slum that would give birth to Shiite death squads, and the Green Zone, where American proconsuls forged a new Iraq.
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Couple this with the second quality – the true effect of the Zika Virus occurs when infected pregnant women give birth to infants with microcephaly and other birth defects.
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On the other hand, if done right a 10-minute meeting can save dozens of emails, prevent major miscommunication, and even give birth to wonderful ideas and solutions.
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In an attempt to blend social welfare and religious conservatism, the government is also promising $1,100 to women who give birth to disabled children, hoping to discourage abortion.
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Even if I wanted to give birth to my rapist's baby — which I did not — I, like so many others, could not turn to my family for help.
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In this moment, Antalia already knew she was about to give birth to the Chosen One and would have to forfeit her youth to save her youngest child.
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With Jordan Rudolph due to give birth to twins any day now, Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph was taking a decided risk by suiting up and playing in Carolina.
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Natural hybrids can be of conservation concern, since animals mating with the wrong species can give birth to sterile offspring or birds that no one wants to mate with.
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It's unusual for a mother and child to share a birthday – but it's even crazier for a mom born on leap day to give birth to a leap baby!
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Fabian Delph, 28, flew home from Russia on Friday to watch his wife, Natalie, give birth to their child five days later on Wednesday morning, according to the BBC.
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They argued the state's law undermines their mission to "encourage and support women in choosing to give birth to their unborn children" and thus, their right to free speech.
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It was supposed to be a positive tale about a driver who loved working for Lyft so much she could barely stop to give birth to her own baby.
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That means that, unlike most reptiles and all birds today, this ancient marine reptile didn't lay eggs but evolved to give birth to live young, just like we do.
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Here, we are saying that we will tear your country apart, we will give birth to the terror within, and then we will leave you to drown in it.
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An unlicensed midwife who billed herself as a "birthing professional" has been charged with homicide after unsuccessfully attempting to help a pregnant woman give birth to her breech daughter.
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When you have a baby, the uterus stretches, so they massage you every hour after you give birth to help it shrink and to get all the blood out.
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" Authorities described posts where he "rants and rambles on about female motorists and how incompetent they are and that their sole purpose is to give birth to male children.
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During the couple's visit to the town of Birkenhead in mid-January, the Duchess of Sussex told the crowd when she's due to give birth to their first child.
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His wife, Stacey, is past her due date to give birth to the couple's first child, and deGrom has stated his intentions to be in Florida for the birth.
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A Texas man targeted and shot two female drivers because he believes women are "incompetent" motorists and "their sole purpose is to give birth to male children," prosecutors say.
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In The Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich, published November 2017, after women begin to give birth to animal-like creatures, Congress imprisons all pregnant women.
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Now, they're waiting to give birth Hundreds of Rohingya Muslim women and girls living in refugee camps in Bangladesh are preparing to give birth to babies conceived during rape.
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There are exceptions, of course: I know a white Russian woman who came to Miami to give birth to a baby she'd conceived with her Nigerian boyfriend in Holland.
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Restrictionists generally argue that the ability to give birth to a US citizen motivates people to come to the US illegally — but there's simply no evidence that that's true.
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She went on to survive with diabetes for more than a decade, long enough to give birth to Lois Janovic's father, who also developed Type 1 of the disease.
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Mothers who have bacterial or viral infections during pregnancy or those who are obese are also more likely to give birth to babies who are later diagnosed with autism.
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When we last left Claire (Caitriona Balfe), she helped her daughter Brianna (Sophie Skelton) give birth to a son and reunite with fellow time-traveling love Roger (Richard Rankin).
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In 2017, Ronaldo announced that he had paid for a surrogate to carry and give birth to his second and third children, twins Eva and Mateo, in San Diego.
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The data the probes are collecting are challenging fundamental physics and will provide clues to the biggest of questions: Why did our sun give birth to life only here?
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But for the same mother to give birth to two sets of twins, in the same year, well, doctors told Wolliston she had better chances of winning the lottery.
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When Murphy entered the maternity ward to give birth to her daughter in February 20143, she was told that she couldn't have an epidural until she was in active labor.
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That's why we should turn our attention to the deeply controversial and newly pregnant Ofmatthew (Ashleigh LaThrop), a woman set to give birth to her fourth child as a handmaid.
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DAD &aposBREASTFEEDS&apos BABY AFTER MOM SUFFERS DELIVERY COMPLICATIONS The Agis were advised by their doctor in Nigeria to travel to the United States to give birth to her babies.
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Thompson blocked Kim after she spoke out against him after his cheating scandal erupted in April just days before Khloé was due to give birth to the couple's daughter True.
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The two subspecies of rhino are so similar genetically that southern white mothers should be able to give birth to a northern white baby without too many problems, Ryder says.
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After 57 days on bed rest for a high-risk pregnancy, Sarah Thistlethwaite was thrilled to give birth to healthy twin girls a few days before Mother's Day in 2014.
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Around 5,000 American children were born to surrogates between 2004 and 2008, the Modern Family Surrogacy Center estimates, and surrogates give birth to nine children in each state every year.
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Though Chrissy Teigen is due to give birth to her baby boy in June, it's never too soon for a baby shower – especially a surprise baby shower with your besties!
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As much as I can imagine that a human swimmer might have big calves, we are supposed to be thinking of ORCAs, who give birth to some pretty big calves.
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Among our most-read articles: Canada gives a warm embrace to Syrian refugees; and a British woman won a legal round in a fight to give birth to her grandchild.
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They're so human dependent; a pregnant cat might show up on your balcony one morning and find her way into your house so she can give birth to her kittens.
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PanTheryx focuses on harnessing the power of bovine colostrum, a milky fluid found in the breasts of cows just before they give birth, to create drugs that target the microbiome.
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"If the state was forcing me to give birth to a baby that was going to die, then it had to take responsibility for its costs and consequences," she said.
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Las Posadas commemorates the long journey that Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of lodging, a safe place where Mary could give birth to baby Jesus.
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She became convinced that Casanova's magical skills could procure her eternal life, by enabling her to give birth to an immortal child to which her own soul would be transferred.
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Archival imagery and new renderings flicker, multiply, and transform to give birth to a new vision of the past, more organic and impressionistic than the regimented knowledge of the museum.
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BROADLY: I've seen you and others saying that you tried to warn people about Gamergate before it folded in with other hate groups to give birth to the alt-right.
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Women taking the antipsychotic risperidone were about 26 percent more likely than women not taking antipsychotic drugs to give birth to children with birth defects, the researchers report in JAMA Psychiatry.
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Just three weeks before his fianceé, Jessica Li, was set to give birth to Cagney Wenk's son, Wenk, 26, was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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It would have been a tragic moment for the family to lose their infant and to give birth to a very strange-looking fetus, not a normal-looking fetus at all.
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Irving's magical layups give birth to a different brand of pessimism for those who root against him; they're technically worth two points, but erode the other team's belief in unquantifiable ways.
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Glow Wilson was three days into a hospital stay on June 8 waiting to give birth to her sixth child, when her 4-year-old son, Bryce, came to see her.
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Perhaps it's even more dramatic, with Mallory scaring Vivien Harmon (Connie Britton), the human vessel who would give birth to Michael, from ever entering the Murder House in the first place.
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During Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's recent visit to the town of Birkenhead, the royal mom-to-be told the crowd when she's due to give birth to their first child.
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This news comes a week after a New England Journal of Medicine study reported that Zika-infected women who show no symptoms can still give birth to babies with birth defects.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the NBA star has been "super supportive" of his pregnant girlfriend, 33, who will soon give birth to the couple's first child together: a baby girl.
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Lee said CVC tried to give male colleagues her accounts when she took maternity leave in 2012 to give birth to twins, and denied her promotions and opportunities available to men.
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But the milestone is now tainted by boyfriend Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal, which broke just as the nine-months-pregnant reality star is about to give birth to their baby girl.
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Elephant seals spend 80 percent of their time at seaThe main times you're likely to see elephant seals are after the females give birth to their pups and during mating season.
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East Libya's counter-terrorism department said they had detained the woman, identified as Asma Kadoussi, after she had traveled to the northeastern city of Derna to give birth to a child.
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In the spring, actress Meghan Markle is set to wed Prince Harry; while the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton is expected to give birth to her and Prince William's third child.
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Why it matters: Duckworth is the first senator to give birth to a child while in office, and one of only 10 women to give birth while holding elected federal office.
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One of my friends, on a deployment to Afghanistan, was so brutally raped by a male soldier that she is now physically unable to carry and give birth to a child.
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Treatment with penicillin is inexpensive and effective, but Dr. Bolan said that about 34 percent of women who give birth to babies with syphilis have had no prenatal care at all.
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Cities give birth to social movements not only because of the kinds of people who live in them, but also because of the public spaces available and essential to their configuration.
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With last year's champion Williams taking time out to give birth to her first child, Mouratoglou also said home hope Johanna Konta has a chance if she can handle the pressure.
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She sang on the radio and early TV with George Gershwin, Risë Stevens and Paul Whiteman, until she and my father moved back to Portland, Me., to give birth to me.
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But this year, doctors in Brazil reported the first uterus transplant from a deceased donor, with an incredible result: The recipient was able to give birth to a healthy baby girl.
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The Christina on the Coast and Flip or Flop star, 36, is due to give birth to her third child and second son — her first baby with husband Ant Anstead — next month.
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Not so with Deadwood, which is about the impulses that give birth to civilization, the idea that living in a society necessarily requires the slow negotiation of the self with other selves.
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For Deb, that means considering some less-than-legal solutions when she finds out she's pregnant with a baby she can't even afford to give birth to, thanks to rising healthcare costs.
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The mom-to-be is getting candid about being ready to give birth to her third child, sharing on social media that she's taking to exercise to perhaps speed the process along.
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In The White Queen, she's a teenager played by Amanda Hale who believes she'll give birth to the king; in The White Princess, she's a full-on schemer played by Michelle Fairley.
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Meghan, 37, who is due to give birth to her first child shortly, was not at the service, nor was the Queen's husband Prince Philip, 97, who has retired from public duties.
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But furthermore, according to Greek mythology, Leto escaped Hera to give birth to Apollo and Artemis on the island, making it a sacred space where mortals could neither be born or die.
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Shortly before KoKo was to give birth to her first child True Thompson, rumors (and, err, photos and videos) hit the internet that suggested Tristan had cheated on Khloé with multiple women.
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" Given how beautiful Roberts always looks, the "Wonder" star gave her pieces of advice for looking and feeling great: "Marry the right person, give birth to a redhead and have great girlfriends.
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Kate Middleton is expected to give birth to her third child in April and the newly engaged Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have set their wedding date for sometime in May 2018.
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Their gestation period is 15 months — six month longer than human's — and they often give birth to babies as big as six feet tall and as heavy as 100 to 150 pounds.
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Grace is no Offred (Elisabeth Moss), enslaved and forced to give birth to a new generation under pain of death, but the patriarchal forces at work against her are no less terrifying.
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"You never knew for sure how many contractions it would take to give birth to your child, but you knew that each contraction was one closer to the end," she told reporters.
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If you're not familiar with our Hackathon, its where hundreds of hackers form teams and then work feverishly to code, hack and give birth to great products in less than 24 hours.
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And some of the ugliest legacies of that bill, such as family caps that deny additional benefits to mothers who give birth to children while on welfare, still remain in many states.
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But during a doctor's appointment in the eighth month of her pregnancy, she was told her pregnancy was "high risk," and that she'd have to give birth to Jonathan that same day.
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Defending champion Stacy Lewis is not part of the field as she's due to give birth to her first child in November, but her longtime caddie, Travis Wilson, is working with Alex.
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In early July 22014, just after Ahmad graduated, he was put on a plane — to Pakistan, it turned out — leaving behind his girlfriend, who would give birth to their daughter without him.
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Photo: APOpossums make up the largest family of Western Hemisphere marsupials—animals that give birth to underdeveloped joeys, which crawl into a pouch and attach themselves to a teat where they mature.
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"It's necessary to give birth to hope again," he said, adding that Brazil's most urgent problem is unemployment, which is above 10 percent, up from 6.5 percent at the end of 2014.
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ONE of the less-known problems of obesity is that obese mothers are 50% more likely than those of normal weight to give birth to children who go on to develop autism.
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Update: Officials suspect that the residence was used for so-called birth tourism — to house women who traveled to the United States to give birth to children to secure them American citizenship.
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Trump mentioned neonatal abstinence syndrome, a little-discussed but devastating side effect of pregnant women addicted to opioids who give birth to babies either addicted to drugs or faced with withdrawal symptoms.
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Mr. Bull lent Mr. Langhorne the Fender Twin Reverb amplifier into which he plugged his acoustic 1920 model Martin guitar to create the electrifying sounds that helped give birth to folk-rock.
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She even went hunting on the day she was due to give birth to their daughter, who is now a toddler and learning to nibble on small bites of wild turkey meat.
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It costs about $12,000 to give birth to a baby in the U.S. They should also consider opening a 529 savings plan to get a jump start on saving for education costs.
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So, maybe the Academy drama brings us back to a long-lost era, activating a temps perdu when art had to shock the bourgeoisie in order to give birth to the New.
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The Crystal Gems are supposed to be immortal, since they can endlessly regenerate, but Rose Quartz had to give up her own form in order to give birth to half-human Steven.
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"Throughout most of history, it was enough for men that women existed to give birth to men and raise them," a late-30-something narrator muses in Sheila Heti's new novel, Motherhood.
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Before they do that, they have to sign a form confirming that they've learned about counseling services for women who are planning to give birth to a baby with a deadly anomaly.
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" The measure would also protect "rights to choose or refuse contraception or sterilization or to choose to carry a pregnancy to term, to give birth to a child, or to obtain an abortion.
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If Zika spreads in the coming months, many pregnant women could be compelled to give birth to children with severe brain impairment unless they can afford to travel to a more permissive state.
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Kardashian and Thompson had a notoriously rocky romance, with Thompson spotted getting cozy with a woman who was not Kardashian shortly before the reality star was due to give birth to their daughter.
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What made the reports even more surprising at the time is that at least one of the instances reportedly happened right before Kardashian was about to give birth to the couple's daughter, True.
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Khloé Kardashian — who's currently pregnant with her and boyfriend Tristan Thompson's first child together — didn't appear to be at the party as she prepares to give birth to her baby girl in Cleveland.
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Nikolais, who died in 1993, was ahead of his time in his vision of theater as a place where sound, light and movement work in concert to give birth to jewel-like spectacles.
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While Khloé Kardashian — who's currently pregnant with her and boyfriend Tristan Thompson's first child — didn't appear to be at the party as she prepares to give birth to her first child in Cleveland.
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These animals have a tendency to give birth to offspring with autistic traits familiar from people—unwillingness to socialise, repetitive behaviour and unwillingness to communicate (in the case of mice, via ultrasonic squeaking).
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Kayla's 21-year-old sister, Amber Harris, was about to give birth to her first child and told Jean that the baby girl — Jean's first great-great-grandaughter — would be named after her.
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Young white mothers give birth to babies with the defect more than young women of other races: 18.1 per 10,000 live births, compared with 16.1 for Hispanic mothers and 10.2 for black mothers.
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A new study has shown that fracking may have an effect on infant health — pregnant women who lived within close distance to fracking sites are more likely to give birth to underweight infants.
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A 3-D printed ovary allowed an infertile mouse to naturally mate and go on to give birth to two pups of their own, according to new research published Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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The best thing about these unfairly vilified not-wolves is that they give birth to uncommonly darling babies, which look like they belong in my home with me, if you want my opinion!
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Used as a tool in art, science and beyond, photography has proven to influence artistic practices, helping give birth to movements such as Impressionism with its ability to capture lighting in real time.
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And what if this news comes later than roughly halfway through the pregnancy—the point where, chances are, in order to terminate, you'll go into labour and give birth to a stillborn baby?
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But for one peat cutter in County Meath, Ireland, his bewildering discovery of long-forgotten treasure will almost certainly give birth to the following phrase: I Can't Believe It's Not Ancient Bog Butter!
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It's quite possible you have two goals in life that stand head and shoulders above all others: Compete in the Olympics, and give birth to a healthy child one day in the future.
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The resultant geometric multiplication of trade between countries will give birth to the next economic revolution—effects of which would be many times more than that of the industrial and the Internet revolutions.
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The findings come after a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which reported that Zika-infected women who show no symptoms can still give birth to babies with birth defects.
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As part of a government effort to rebuild the population, women are forced to marry multiple husbands and required to take fertility drugs that cause them to give birth to triplets and quintuplets.
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While tigers tend to give birth to three or four cubs at a time, a ghost moth in Australia was once recorded laying 29,100 eggs, and she still had 15,000 in her ovaries.
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Izzy, on the other hand, was an ideal surrogate because she was younger and more likely to give birth to healthy cubs without complications, plus her bloodline is already well-represented among cheetahs.
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His wife, Jelena, is due to give birth to their second child in early September, and some in Djokovic's camp would not be surprised to see him skip the rest of the season.
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But counting on someone else to give birth to your purpose is not healthy, and if that's your mom's mind-set, then she risks her emotional well-being and her relationship with you.
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The wife of Broncos star Emmanuel Sanders is pulling the plug on their brief marriage, despite the fact she's about to give birth to their 2nd child any day ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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She skipped the November 2016 runway to give birth to Anacã (who was born in October 2016) and last year she still walked the 2017 runway in Shanghai, a few months pregnant with Ariel.
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I don't know, I'm about to give birth to a little girl in two weeks, and i'm sure anybody who already has kids knows that you can't imagine much further until you're in it.
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One survey estimated the hippos at Hacienda Nápoles will continue to grow at an annual rate of six percent, and every fertile female is expected to give birth to a new calf each year.
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That means that saving the injured has a benefit for the colony as a whole: it allows the colony to maintain the same size without needing to give birth to new ants, Frank says.
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Cardi B is having an excellent year — her first studio album, Invasion of Privacy, is garnering amazing reviews, she's pop culture's latest fave, and she's even about to give birth to her first child.
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A month before she was supposed to give birth to the first of her daughters, her own mother fell ill and she had to rush back to Mexico to be there for her death.
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While in the past, the procedure was used to help women conceive and give birth to healthy babies in cases of infertility, the new version was created to tackle a specific problem: mitochondrial mutations.
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"Kylie is definitely ready for baby to arrive!" a source tells PEOPLE of the 20-year-old reality star and beauty guru, who is due to give birth to a baby girl in February.
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The couple decided that Patricia would give birth to the infant but the couple soon learned that a pair of blood conditions would make it difficult for Patricia to carry a child to term.
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His criticism of Obama won applause from the room, and he noted that his daughter Ivanka, who converted to Judaism and married a Jewish man, will soon give birth to a "beautiful Jewish baby".
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Serena Williams will give birth to her first child later this year and fans are searching for any clues about the tennis star's baby on the way as they await his or her arrival.
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Back in February 2017, Animal Adventure Park directed April fans's to the giraffe's livestream, where she was preparing to give birth, but the mom didn't actually give birth to the calf until April 15.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Eric Trump, the 33-year-old middle son of U.S. President Donald Trump, said on Monday that his wife Lara was expecting to give birth to their first child in September.
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I never imagined I would give birth to a child whose brain was formed, in utero, to the female end of the gender spectrum, but whose reproductive organs were what we characterize as male.
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The Texas pamphlet also suggests that women who undergo abortions face a risk of breast cancer: If you give birth to your baby, you are less likely to develop breast cancer in the future.
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Joanna Gaines is due to give birth to her fifth child with husband Chip this summer, but the Fixer Upper star and Magnolia Table cookbook author says her pregnancy came as a total surprise.
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The movement, though, could reasonably claim success in the longer term, as a landfill site was eventually opened and the rubbish started to shift; and the protests helped give birth to the new party.
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The author traces Jones' inflated sense of his importance to his mother, who claimed she was reincarnated from great people and had a vision that she'd give birth to the greatest man ever born.
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The Logo network, a cable channel supportive of gay rights, broadcast the event for the first time in the United States, and that was enough to give birth to a conspiracy theory in Russia.
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We needed a new effort at the citizen level, not unlike that of those 19th century citizens on both sides of the Atlantic who raised pennies to give birth to the Statue of Liberty.
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LONDON — A 60-year-old woman determined to use her dead daughter's frozen eggs to give birth to her own grandchild won a crucial legal victory on Thursday in second-highest court in Britain.
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Despite dealing with injuries and taking time off to give birth to her daughter, Parker continued to pile up laurels, winning another M.V.P. Award in 2013 and Olympic gold medals in 2008 and 2012.
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Perhaps the greatest privilege of living abroad was the fact that Lin was able to give birth to a second child while the One-Child policy was still in effect for those inside China.
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Together with the Gems, he helps protect his small beach town, learns about his history (his mother gave up her material form to give birth to him), and grows into his own unique powers.
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The resultant geometric multiplication of free and fair trade between countries will give birth to the next economic revolution—effects of which would be larger than that of the industrial and the Internet revolutions.
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In recent years, a growing body of research, and the increasing visibility of dads like Mr. Sandler, has given rise to the idea that you don't have to give birth to develop postpartum depression.
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Some have even lost their wings so as to live exclusively on bat blood, spending their lives scuttling about the fur of their hosts, leaving only to give birth to a single larva — usually.
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The Irish government fears that people living illegally in Britain could move to Northern Ireland, give birth to a child there and obtain Irish citizenship for their child after living there for three years.
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The resultant geometric multiplication of free and fair trade between countries will give birth to the next economic revolution—effects of which would be larger than that of the industrial and the Internet revolutions.
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The U.S. Constitution grants citizenship to any child born on U.S. soil, and immigration experts say there is nothing inherently illegal about women coming from abroad to give birth to children in the country.
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"No, it only affects pregnant women and she's not coming," 13th-ranked Willett said, referring to his wife Nicole, who is due to give birth to their first child in late March or April.
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The CDC doctors said there's not enough data to predict the chances that a pregnant woman would give birth to a baby with microcephaly or any of the other devastating defects associated with the virus.
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The cockroach in question is the only type of roach known to give birth to live young (we apologize for that visual) and, in turn, it produces a sort of milk to feed its babies.
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Joanna Gaines is due to give birth to her fifth child, a baby boy, this summer, and the Fixer Upper star has been enjoying every moment of her pregnancy—and getting creative with her cravings!
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The mother of one shared a series of videos on Friday documenting what was happening in her life "one year ago," as she prepared to give birth to her first child with husband Alexis Ohanian.
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Doctors do not know, for example, how many pregnant women with Zika will give birth to a child with congenital birth defects, or even how many people have been infected with Zika throughout the Americas.
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No further details of the visit were given by William's office but he is likely to make the trip alone as his wife is due to give birth to the couple's third child in April.
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She started to give birth to a litter of adorable puppies mid-ride, forcing subway officials to stop the train and transport her to a shelter where she was able to finish what she started.
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"There really is no other alternative treatment for pregnant women with syphilis," Dr. Sharma told VICE, noting that pregnant mothers can suffer stillbirth, miscarriages, or development issues in children they give birth to while infected.
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Pregnant women in Vancouver who were exposed to the highest level of environmental nitric oxide, an airborne, traffic-related pollutant, were more likely to give birth to children later diagnosed with autism, the researchers say.
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The special needs of pregnant women who give birth to babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome — a treatable but challenging neurological condition related to the mother's drug use — are now high on maternal and pediatric agendas.
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In a segment called "Circle of Life," set at the "Sister Girl We Slay All Day Cause Beyoncé Say Community Center," Trisha (Fedna Jacquet) waits for an abortion, unwilling to give birth to another victim.
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The initial scenes hint at a fertility crisis, in a cross between "The Handmaid's Tale" and the Bible: The heroine, Marie, is graphically raped by an angel and supposed to give birth to a prophet.
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But the authors of the Pew report predict a reversal of that pattern by 2020, when Muslim mothers are projected to give birth to 232 million babies, about six million more than their Christian counterparts.
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"We are determined to contribute to the business rescue process so that we could minimise job losses and give birth to a rejuvenated SAA that all South Africans could be proud of," the ministry said.
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I planned to give birth to my second son at a birth center in Minneapolis, but when my blood pressure skyrocketed a week before my due date, I had to be induced in the hospital.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete the voluntary repatriation of the refugees within two years but the deal poses a challenge for women who give birth to children born from cases of rape.
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For the scene in which Eve learns she will be a mother, Mr. Castellucci thought of the Annunciation — the angel Gabriel delivering the news to the Virgin Mary that she would give birth to Jesus.
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Snapchat hopes its program will give birth to a new wave of mobile media project — and that the creators who build them will want to work with Snap once those projects get off the ground.
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He can handle that, certainly, and gives Orlando plenty of options to unlock his versatility—Gordon's natural gifts may someday give birth to a completely new position, something that resembles all five rolled into one.
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The Nazis were interested in the secrets of fertility, Kor told CNN in 2016, and researchers believed uncovering the genetics behind twins would allow German mothers to give birth to more offspring, growing the Aryan race.
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As an actress and businesswoman (Hudson co-founded Fabletics), the busy soon-to-be mother of three, who's due to give birth to her baby girl in August, still makes sure to put her children first.
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And as this new fossil attests, Ichthyosaurs gave birth to large batches of young, whereas dolphins tend to give birth to single calves; Ichthyosaur fossils have been found to contain anywhere from one to 11 embryos.
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Rain may dampen Alberta wildfire Fallon Spohr was due to give birth to their first child that day, and they had just wrapped up a prenatal appointment when they got the news, her husband told CNN.
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That effort, coupled with the recent government push to foster the development of companies dedicated to electric and hybrid cars, helped build up enough knowledge and momentum to give birth to companies like NIO and Xpeng.
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But while she was in her room preparing to give birth to her second child, she realized that the woman in labor two doors down needed immediate attention because the baby's heartbeat was dropping dangerously low.
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But the outbreak grabbed everyone's attention once new evidence suggested that women infected with Zika during pregnancy could give birth to babies with microcephaly, a condition that's characterized by a shrunken head and incomplete brain development.
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When galaxies merge, the black holes at the core of each galaxy begin orbiting each other, gobbling up mass until they fuse together and give birth to a new supermassive black hole, which then continues growing.
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This has created some controversy of late, according to USA Today, with the islands' governor accusing the Chinese of "birth tourism" -- or traveling to the CNMI to give birth to guarantee U.S. citizenship for their children.
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She could continue with the pregnancy and give birth to a stillborn baby in a few months, or she could travel to the UK and put an end to both her and her little girl's suffering.
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According to popular tradition, the tiny house at Loreto was where the Madonna lived in Nazareth and where, according to the Bible, an angel appeared to her to tell her she would give birth to Jesus.
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Segedin, who rushed to a local hospital immediately after the game since his wife was due to give birth to their first child, launched a solo blast off Giants LHP Madison Bumgarner in the second inning.
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"If you look at the shape of the birth canal in different people, it could be tempting to think it's adapted to give birth to babies with differently-shaped heads, or something like that," she said.
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Families can honor Flag Day at a place that helped give birth to the republic the flag represents: the Fraunces Tavern Museum, which in its days as a colonial inn helped shelter many an early patriot.
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Franco-Pineda, a flight attendant and photographer in British Columbia, spent part of this time searching online for answers to her questions: What would it be like to give birth to a baby who wasn't alive?
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A new study that compared California birth records and police killings found that black women who live near spots where unarmed black people are killed by police may give birth to babies with lower birth weights.
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Production on her new comedy, "Happy Together," is currently on hiatus while she prepares to give birth to her first child, but Stevens West thinks she could be on set working if she had to be.
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When Inyan, 34, was preparing to give birth to her two youngest children, doctors scheduled her to have C-sections in a hospital rather than having her come in to give birth after she went into labor.
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The reality star is due to give birth to her first child, a daughter, with boyfriend Tristan Thompson any day now — but the joyful occasion has been tainted by accusations that the NBA athlete has been unfaithful.
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Last week, Donald J. Trump introduced his own proposals, which are meant to offset the cost of childcare with tax credits and provide six weeks of paid leave to some women who give birth to a child.
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Girls in rural Africa born during a severe drought are more likely to grow up poor and hungry, be less educated, stunted, wed younger, give birth to underweight babies and bear more of them, the bank said.
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Although the brother's wife didn't oppose her husband's infidelity, she had failed to give birth to a son and feared that her husband (whom we'll call Little Oats) might try to have one with his lady companion.
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"It was only a matter of two or three years before women on the island started to give birth to things less than human," a Marshall Islands woman told diplomats on a fact finding mission decades later.
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On Monday, the popular YouTuber, 32, who starred in Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" music video as a pregnant cheerleader, shared a photo of herself in a hospital bed, preparing to give birth to her baby boy.
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Siddiq, 36, was advised by doctors to give birth to her second child on Monday or Tuesday due to gestational diabetes, but said they agreed to let her deliver on Thursday instead, despite the "high-risk" pregnancy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Singer Janet Jackson has announced she is going back on tour later this year, returning to the stage in the United States and Canada after taking time off to give birth to her first child.
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A report published after Morales's death says he agreed to a $2 million settlement with a woman who claimed that a failed second-trimester abortion caused her to prematurely give birth to a baby with brain damage.
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We do not know what anyone's beef is with anyone else, or why (for instance) when Little Lotus (PeiJu Chien-Pott) and Doug Pince (David Torok) marry, they give birth to a pair of twin light bulbs.
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That 20143 movie presented another mother in tumult, haunted by the death of a loved one, in this case, her husband, who died in a car crash just before she was to give birth to their son.
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Blacks in states high in structural discrimination are more likely to have heart attacks than blacks in low-discrimination states, and black women are more likely to give birth to babies too small for their gestational age.
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For the most part, the buyers of these women are not looking for wives, but merely a woman to give birth to their children, often created by raping them repeatedly until they become pregnant, the report claims.
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Now her doctor was recommending a hysterectomy, which meant she might never give birth to her own baby, and that made her question once again her decision to forgo a second trial and the chance for exoneration.
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During the latest round of peace talks last month, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi said that while the first Panglong had helped give birth to modern Myanmar, this Panglong would finally bring about a democratic federal union.
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So when Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn), a soldier from the future who's been sent back in time to protect her, tells Sarah that she'll one day give birth to the savior of the human race, she's baffled.
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And if nothing else, to show you, through my female body, through the process of birth that you are a man, you will never be physically pregnant, you will never give birth to a child in flesh.
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Mr. Westcott was designated the official photographer of that top-secret city, and he chronicled the lives of the people who lived there and the work they did in helping to give birth to the atomic age.
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By the end of the year, she would lose her promotion, give birth to a baby who would live less than an hour, and, in the throes of grief, be asked to end her paid maternity leave early.
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On Monday, Winston, was nine months pregnant and due to give birth to her baby on Thursday, was found dead on a deserted road about five miles from where her car was previously spotted, March previously told PEOPLE.
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Sources close to Thomas Markle tell TMZ ... he's not traveling to London -- or making any plans to do so -- despite the fact his daughter is due to give birth to her and Prince Harry's child any day now.
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She also learned that the main reason she was put up for adoption was that it was considered taboo at the time by many in Pennsylvania for a woman to give birth to a child of mixed race.
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"It is with sadness that we can confirm Tian Tian, Edinburgh Zoo's resident female giant panda, will not give birth to cubs this year," said Iain Valentine, director of giant pandas at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland.
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President Trump is still dealing with political fallout from a recent U.S. military operation in the world's youngest country, Niger, where women give birth to an average of seven children and half the population is under age 15.
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American mothers infected with the Zika virus last year were 20 times as likely to give birth to babies with birth defects as mothers who gave birth two years before the epidemic, federal health officials said on Thursday.
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When the deadly 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City on September 19, a young mother was rushed from a hospital and out onto a street corner to give birth to her baby boy amidst the chaos that was unfolding.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nearly 100,000 people tuned-in on Thursday to watch April the giraffe give birth to her fourth calf at a New York zoo, with movement by the baby in her belly visible on a livestream video.
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In a flashback, we see the very beginnings of the idea that would give birth to Gilead, when Fred comes home from a Sons of Jacob meeting clad in WASP uniform 101: A sky-blue polo and beige slacks.
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" The Reproductive Health Act, which is effective immediately, protects the "fundamental rights of individuals to make autonomous decisions about one's own reproductive health," including to continue a "pregnancy and give birth to a child, or to have an abortion.
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Murray's wife Kim is due to give birth to the couple's first child in mid-February, though the Briton has said numerous times if she goes into labor early he will abandon his Australian Open campaign to return home.
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A more intelligent approach to reducing abortions is providing easy access to birth control, providing strong support (economic and otherwise) to women who choose to give birth to a child, and general education on the sanctity of human life.
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This cheeky chick has dated some very famous rappers ... from Kanye West to Wiz Khalifa to 21 Savage ... and she's about to give birth to her second child, this time with Def Jam record label exec Alexander "AE" Edwards.
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And when the time comes for Jessa to give birth to her third child, things don't go as planned: "We were very caught off-guard with my water breaking," says Jessa, who gave birth on her couch at home.
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There, she gave birth to eight children — one born dead — all of whom would go on to enjoy healthy careers, rich family lives and even someday give birth to children whose children would never, ever consider themselves anything but Americans.
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If it lives up to that promise, AR Kit could give birth to a whole new generation of advanced apps that drive demand for the more powerful smartphones and tablets of tomorrow — ultimately boosting sales and advancing Apple's bottom line.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization on Wednesday advised women in areas with the Zika virus, especially during pregnancy, to cover up against mosquitoes and practice safe sex but also reassured them that most would give birth to "normal infants".
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It aims to tell the story of the Pearson family, from the moment in 1980 when Rebecca and her husband Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) go to the hospital so she can give birth to triplets, all the way up through the present.
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"Thankfully, since then, I've learned that you do not need to have children to be a woman, and you do not need to give birth to a child or even be blood relation for them to be your own," she says.
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The measure -- which still needs to be signed into law by the city's mayor -- means that new parents in San Francisco who give birth to or adopt a child will get their entire salaries covered during their six-week leaves.
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His goal was to create a classic language that could give birth to many others, similar to Romance languages, and Peterson noted it had to fit with the names Martin created for the book, such as Daenerys, Viserys and Rhaella.
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Speaking earlier about her decision to give birth to her daughter Shiloh in Africa, Jolie Pitt explained how she herself came face-to-face with the healthcare problems faced by millions of other women, and how easily they can be corrected.
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While this woman is the first to give birth to a baby with Zika-related issues in the tri-state area, her child is is not the first child in the U.S. born with defects linked to the rampant virus.
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Princess Anne was the first royal to give birth in the Lindo Wing when she welcomed her son, Peter Phillips, in 1977 – and opted to go to the same hospital to give birth to her daughter, Zara Phillips, in 1981.
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Most of the women in the trial have a condition called Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome — and have lived their entire lives under the assumption that they would never be able to be pregnant or give birth to a baby.
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Historians say a 1982 campaign against a PCB landfill in North Carolina's majority-black Warren County helped give birth to the environmental justice movement so it's especially appropriate that the Poor People's Campaign has its roots in the state, Gore said.
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Birth defects can include microcephaly and nerve damage In mid-April the CDC confirmed that women with Zika virus, especially those who become infected early in pregnancy, may give birth to babies with abnormally small heads — a condition called microcephaly.
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"While we Buddhists practise monogamy and have only one or two children, an extreme religion encourages to have three or four wives and give birth to 15 to 20 children," he said in a video published by Radio Free Asia.
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The two lenders presented on Monday the business plan for the merger agreed in March when they struck a long-awaited deal to give birth to a bank with 171 billion euros in assets, 2,500 branches and more than 25,000 staff.
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"I think the fundamentals and philosophies are very much in keeping with the avant-garde of generations past in that ideas give birth to subsequent ideas, and ideas continue to mash together and overlap and mature into new ideas," he says.
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Already the mother of a four-year-old boy, she is due to give birth to a girl within two weeks, but maintains a punishing schedule in a shoe factory, working about 10 hours a day, six days a week.
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Health officials in the U.S. and globally are increasingly confident that pregnant women who contract the virus are more likely to give birth to babies with microcephaly, but official evidence will be crucial as governments look to ramp up their responses.
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The indictments include an array of charges, including visa fraud, wire fraud and identity theft, against owners of the birth-tourism agencies that are accused of enabling thousands of Chinese women to come explicitly to give birth to American children.
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Kela Abernathy's urgent ride to the Missouri hospital where she would give birth to premature twins covered 100 miles, took nearly four hours, and featured one stop at a hospital that couldn't help because its labor and delivery ward was defunct.
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Two-thirds of pregnant female antelopes give birth to twins, and although the species plummeted to a low of 50,000 saiga in the 1990s, it rebounded with conservation efforts, reaching several hundred thousand by the time of the Kazakhstan die-off.
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The GOP who have made the sanctity of the unborn fetus a political rallying cry, have highlighted their hypocrisy yet again by designing Senate and House health bills that could make it prohibitively expensive for women to give birth to them.
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"The only lack of clarity," Hotez said, "is the percentage of pregnant women infected with Zika who give birth to a baby with microcephaly," which appears to be much higher than what was seen in a previous outbreak in French Polynesia.
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Art proceeds by trusting in the human capacity to contain and convey its rage and its pain, and to transform residuals of violence into ethical relations via new forms of mediation that give birth to their own beauty and define them.
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The play covered the events from the prophecies of Jesus's birth, the Annunciation (the announcement from the Archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary that she would give birth to the son of God), and finally the Massacre of the Innocents.
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Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand, is a woman and also the first democratically elected head of government to give birth to a child while in office, but she's come under criticism for women's underrepresentation in her Cabinet.
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Jordin Sparks is due to give birth to a baby boy — her first child with husband Dana Isaiah — at the end of April, and she celebrated the upcoming happy day on Saturday with a "[low-key] baby shower" attended by family and friends.
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October 30, 2015: Brazil reports unusual number of birth defects Nine months after the first cases of Zika, women begin to give birth to babies with an unusual birth defect, microcephaly, in which the baby's head and brain do not develop normally.
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As a father who's had more than one nightmare in which I realize I'm going to have to somehow give birth to some very large human babies, I was squirming in my seat during Alien: Covenant — and I loved every minute of it.
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An unnamed university official told the Yomiuri Shimbun that the university believed accepting more male students would help solve the university hospital's doctor shortage because female doctors would inevitably drop out of the workforce after they get married and give birth to children.
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And, as women in refugee camps in Bangladesh give birth to babies conceived in rape, aid workers are only beginning to grasp the scale of sexual violence, mostly gang rape, during the brutal expulsion of 1m Rohingya people from Myanmar last year.
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Fardin has continued to speak up for women's rights in the country, showing support for a movement to make abortion legal in Argentina and, more recently, for an 11-year-old girl who was forced to give birth to her rapist's baby.
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Life Lynn DeKlyen passed away on Wednesday at the University of Michigan Hospital, just 11 days after her mother, Carrie DeKlyen, died of cancer following her difficult decision to sacrifice chemotherapy treatment in order to safely give birth to the little girl.
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That was, until last September — I needed a note from my OBGYN proving I was only 31-and-a-half weeks pregnant so I could board a plane to San Francisco with fair odds I wouldn't give birth to a mile-high baby.
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October 30, 2015: Brazil reports unusual number of birth defects Nine months after the first cases of Zika, women begin to give birth to babies with an unusual birth defect, microcephaly, in which the baby's head and brain do not develop properly.
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But in the end, Peter and the gang had to save Claire from Sylar in the Season 1 moment, so that she could live another day to give birth to two children who would save the world from an extinction-level event.
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In February, the agency first declared the Zika pandemic an international health emergency in the face of mounting science that showed pregnant mothers infected with the virus were more likely to give birth to babies with brain damage and other health complications.
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It's not totally clear when the Tethers experiment was abandoned, but it seems like there's at least a few generations of Tethers that were living down there and continuing to give birth to new Tethers, like Red did with Umbrae and Pluto.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Earlier this month, Johnson opened up about what it was like to watch his longtime girlfriend Lauren Hashian give birth to their second child together, 2-month-old daughter Tiana Gia.
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TMZ broke the story ... Brett sued Charlie back in December 2015 claiming he told her he didn't want her to have his baby because he didn't want her "to give birth to a retarded child" after knocking her up in March 2014.
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Trump's address Monday was also the first of his campaign in which he read entirely from a prepared text -- save for a few off-the-cuff additions like noting that his daughter Ivanka is about to give birth to a Jewish baby.
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In Mexico, even though surrogacy was legal only in the state of Tabasco before it was ultimately banned countrywide last year, but many fertility agencies operated out of Cancún, then relocated their surrogates to Tabasco to give birth, to skirt the law.
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Even if there is a relationship between the virus and the brain deformity, we're not sure what it is or what the risks are—what percentage of pregnant women infected with zika might give birth to a baby with microcephaly, for example?
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Beyonce also is expected to give birth to twins any day now, turning motherhood into the biggest celebrity story of the year despite the striking contrast in styles of the two women who have become the focus of a baby-obsessed public.
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Julian Dorio, the drummer playing with the American band Eagles of Death Metal that night at the Bataclan concert hall, came back to Paris a few months later with his wife, and she is now about to give birth to their first child.
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Before being taken away this time, Mr. López issued a last message to his supporters, telling of the conditions of his imprisonment, urging his followers to continue their resistance and clutching his wife's stomach, saying she would soon give birth to a child.
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When Williams left the tour to give birth to her daughter, Olympia, she was still close to the peak of her powers: she won her 224rd major singles title at the 2017 Australian Open without dropping a set while two months pregnant.
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At a time in which stories of discrimination are met with a disturbing amount of cynicism, the last thing anyone who is a champion of equality wants to see is an openly gay black man give birth to a "fake news" poster child.
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But law enforcement officials suspect the residence was used to house women from Asia who traveled to the United States on tourist visas to give birth to their children in order to secure them American citizenship, according to the law enforcement official.
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Thus, she has to talk to Shang like she has no idea what he's going to say, and she has to give birth to Hannah, a child she knows will die, all while keeping a secret she knows will tear her marriage apart.
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Hundreds of people, civilians and military alike, hailing from around the world, gathered at the water's edge, remembering the troops who stormed the fortified Normandy beaches to help turn the tide of the war and give birth to a new Europe, since at peace.
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Asked whether it seemed ironic that some liberals were now talking about homeschooling, Gaither said no: In a sense, those potential converts would mark a return to the fold of left-wing parents who gave helped give birth to the movement in the early 1970s.
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Across the US, the total fertility rate is decreasing and the average age when women give birth to their first child is increasing — which means women are having fewer children and waiting longer to start a family, if they decide to have children at all.
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The documents — first unearthed by BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac — allege that Rubin forced his wife Rie Hirabaru Rubin into the prenuptial agreement just weeks before she was scheduled to give birth to their child, negotiating specific terms until three days before the couple's city hall wedding.
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The 31-year-old Armenian-American woman, who was scheduled to give birth to her second child next week by cesarean section, said she started to feel contractions after a walk to a Los Angeles convention center where the judge was naturalizing about 3,200 immigrants.
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Wearing a bright-yellow bikini that showed off her baby bump (Hudson is due to give birth to a daughter next month), the actress participated in aqua aerobics in the pool before lounging and swimming with her pals for the entirety of the afternoon.
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Think about how much time we spend dating and choosing a partner … and then you give birth to these little people and you have no say in their personality, no say in their likes and dislikes, their abilities or disabilities, but we love them anyway.
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The benefits of pregnant exercise include a lower likelihood that a mother-to-be will gain too much weight, will develop gestational diabetes and hypertensive disorders, will undergo preterm birth or cesarean delivery, and will give birth to a low weight baby, he said.
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But the nature of these big bets is that if they do pay off and give birth to a series of next-generation industries that sustain communities all across the country, then down the road nobody is going to be complaining about the cost.
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" Masterson quickly returned to working on The Walking Dead after delivering daughter Marlowe, and adds that she "would LOVE to see any man or woman give birth to a baby, nurse the baby, and then work 17 hour days and NAIL their own stunts.
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The fire paintings push the artwork to the edge of obliteration, creating something new through a deliberate act of destruction, a paradigm that invokes the final moment's of Richard Wagner's Götterdämmerung, in which the ashes of Valhalla give birth to a world redeemed for humankind.
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Experience with other people's children might teach you about what it is like to hold a baby, to change diapers or hold a bottle, but not what it is like to create, carry, give birth to and raise a child of your very own .
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The striker, who scored six goals in last year's World Cup, has previously said she hopes to play at the Tokyo Olympics even though the Games will take place just three months after she is due to give birth to her first child in April.
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"It's a huge advantage having women on the campaign and women in all stages of life," said Kayleigh McEnany, national press secretary for Trump's 22016 operation and one of two senior campaign officials due to give birth to their first child in the next month.
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In a scene of Agrippina the Elder (wife of the Roman general Germanicus) landing on the Tiber, the triumphant return is marred by intimations of decline; with Agrippina are her son, the future emperor Caligula, and her daughter, who would later give birth to Nero.
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As a result, Williams, who has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, 14 in women's doubles and two in mixed doubles, has seen her ranking slide from World No. 1 to World No. 183 since she took 14 months off to give birth to daughter Alexis Olympia.
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Their coming-out was a public appearance together in March 2013 alongside members of the Monaco royal family at the Bal de la Rose – but they continued to maintain a quiet profile, even as Casiraghi prepared to give birth to their son in December that year.
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In the meantime, Kim Jong Il had started a relationship with a dancer from a dance troupe called Ko Yong Hui, who would later give birth to three children, one of whom was his half-brother and future leader of the country, Kim Jong Un, Madden said.
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While the world is currently on royal baby watch — as she's due to give birth to her and Prince Harry's first child any day now — some unseen footage recently resurfaced, and it reveals that Meghan has been a fan of mixing high and low fashion for years.
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Last year, tennis legend Serena Williams opened up about being rushed to an emergency C-section to give birth to her daughter Alexis Olympia, but after the delivery, a coughing fit made her wound reopen and doctors discovered multiple life-threatening blood clots in her body.
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With so many viewers' eyes glued on a small zoo's giraffe pen since February many have suggested this is all just a social experiment, a fake video on loop, or the now-famous trolling incident about whether April would give birth to an egg or a calf.
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For more inspiring stories, read the latest issue of PEOPLE magazine In the spring of 2100, Melissa Hinnant was about five months into her pregnancy when she was given the devastating news that without surgical intervention, she would give birth to her daughter within 53 hours.
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On top of that, the 197,85033-strong Porcupine Caribou herd (so named for the Porcupine River along its migration route) travels to the coastal plain to give birth to calves in relative safety from insects and predators, and to obtain the nourishment necessary to migrate south again.
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Here is a selection of some of the works that are most often mentioned: Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a cyborg who is sent back in time to assassinate a young waitress before she can give birth to the man who is destined to save humanity from the machines.
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The Pew Research Center found that the parents of nine in 10 of those children came to the United States at least two years before giving birth, suggesting that many chose to move here in search of work, rather than simply to give birth to American babies.
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They can be saved from the nightmares of a world where one in three women and girls have experienced physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner, or where many have no say over when to give birth or the number of children to give birth to.
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Several people say that he wanted to "use his New Mexico ranch as a base where women would be inseminated with his sperm and would give birth to his babies," James B. Stewart, Matthew Goldstein, and Jessica Silver-Greenberg of the New York Times reported in July.
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In return, venture firms charge these limited partners a small percentage of money for overhead and management fees, and they then invest the rest on their behalf into startups — money that can give birth to companies like Instagram, Uber, or Airbnb and create enormous cash windfalls.
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Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova missed the first five months of this season after being stabbed in the hand during a burglary in December, while Victoria Azarenka, twice a winner of the Australian Open, has missed the last 12 months to give birth to a baby boy.
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After all, why else would two emperor penguins march to some corner of Antarctica, brave temperatures of 70 degrees below zero and lashing 100 mph winds, swim through leopard seal-infested waters, and all that other stuff, just so they can give birth to another generation of penguins?
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern plans to travel up until her due date of June 17, and wants to give birth to her first child at Auckland Hospital, according to reports in New Zealand media, though contingency plans have been made if she's not in the city at the time.
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" The bill states that, upon its passage, Vermont's government would not be able to "deny or interfere with an individual's fundamental rights to choose or refuse contraception or sterilization or to choose to carry a pregnancy to term, to give birth to a child, or to obtain an abortion.
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Biofabricate, a synthetic biology conference held in Manhattan on Thursday, began with the message that journalists must be careful not to sensationalize an art project that used real science to look at whether it'd one day be possible for a human woman to give birth to an endangered dolphin.
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It's also not too premature for artists to say, 'hey—scientists are actively working on tools that could one day allow women to give birth to dolphins,' and it's not "sensationalist" for journalists to report on that art, so long as the article doesn't suggest such things are imminent.
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Samois, a San Francisco group that is far less known today than, say, the Village People, helped give birth to the now ubiquitous idea of sex-positive feminism in the 1980s, as it defended itself against critics who argued that leather, along with pornography, perpetuated patriarchal power structures. Aug.
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The beneficiaries range from the children of entrepreneurs and academics working in the United States to so-called birth tourists, who travel to the United States while pregnant, often from China, Turkey or the Middle East, in order to give birth to children who will be American citizens.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand whose youth and surprise rise to power have made her a global celebrity, traveled on Thursday morning to an Auckland hospital where she was expected to give birth to her first child, her office said in a statement.
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The only exception comes when one of them marries a wizard or has the genetic luck to give birth to a magic-capable child, in which case they get to watch their offspring ascend to one of the wizarding academies while they experience its raptures and revelations secondhand.
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In the absence of his mother (she gave up her corporeal form in order to give birth to Steven...it's a whole thing), he is raised by both his human father Greg and a trio of aliens called the Crystal Gems, who themselves fought alongside Rose to free the earth.
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He argued that bearing a child on US soil provides an immigrant access to welfare and other social benefits, which has spurred a rise in what he calls "birth tourism," the practice of foreigners traveling to the United States to give birth to add a US citizen to the family.
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Chyna, who is expected to give birth to her daughter in November, is following in the footsteps of numerous A-list celebrities who have purchased push presents ahead of their delivery, including soon-to-be sister-in-law Kim Kardashian West who received a diamond choker ahead of giving birth to son, Saint.
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To regroup: we, the viewers have spent half of the mother watching mother conceive the baby, create a nursery for the baby, give birth to the baby, breastfeed the baby, coo at the baby, and try to protect the baby, only for her to see him brutally murdered before her very eyes.
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The power forward for the Cleveland Cavaliers, 27, was booed during Wednesday's home game at The Quicken Loans Arena against the New York Knicks as some attendees even brought signs in support of the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, who is due to give birth to a baby girl very soon.
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It seemed impossible that HIV could become a chronic condition rather than a death sentence; that prevention strategies would ever be as precise and sophisticated as they are now; or that a mother being treated for the virus could be close to certain that she'd give birth to a healthy, HIV-free baby.
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But then he spends the next half-hour telling us animated stories from his childhood, how he found his sister when she was lost, how he knew when his uncle's car broke down, how he met a pregnant woman who wasn't yet showing and announced that she would give birth to twins.
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It's difficult to imagine that I would feel the same if he had shown me no care or concern, or if I had been forced to endure a fresh wave of trauma in our court system, or if I had been forced to give birth to a child that I did not choose.
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As a trans woman who has been able to fully embrace her identity without any form of self-hate or struggle, the one thing that pains me is the fact that I will never be able to give birth to my own child, unless major medical advances are made in the form of womb transplants.
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The effects of two thousand years of evolution, covering a hundred or so generations, are such that if ancient Britons were given all the benefits of a modern diet and modern medicine, they would still end up shorter than their modern counterparts, have narrower hips, and give birth to babies with slightly smaller heads.
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After two appearances in earlier films (one, admittedly, silent and brief), Aquaman finally gets a full-blown origin story, including the tale of how his mother (Nicole Kidman) -- a runaway Atlantean princess -- washed ashore and met his dad ("Star Wars" alum Temuera Morrison), hanging around long enough to give birth to a son, Arthur.
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The scariest things for me have been: people sending us direct messages saying how gross and disgusting we are, and people saying that they hope the baby I give birth to is dead because it would be better for us to have a dead baby, than a baby that has to live in our family.
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" Hazony seems to see himself codifying this vision into a more systematic framework: In a 2016 essay previewing The Virtue of Nationalism's core arguments, he called on conservative intellectuals to "give birth to the kind of political theory and historical work that could yield a coherent alternative to the order they are up against.
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"We showed that women who do not exercise are three times more likely to develop (high blood pressure), 1.5 times more likely to gain excessive weight and 2.5 times more likely to give birth to a large infant," said Michelle Mottola of Western University in London, Ontario, Canada, who was involved in the randomized trial.
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It also continues to eat away at my free time as we speculate about entries for the forthcoming season – which is slowly heating up, as former contestants perform an elephant dance at a Polish awards show, give birth to babies out of wedlock, come out as bisexual, and release music videos with implied cunnilingus.
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Fletcher said that the island was used during World War II by the military, but in the past decade it was used for research by biologists who lived there in canvas tents and counted the Hawaiian monk seals, Hawaiian green sea turtles, and Laysan albatrosses, who all used East Island to give birth to their young.
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If we are to believe these guys, the absence of more boobs in the workplace can be traced back to a bastion of gender stereotypes: women cannot do the work physically, women don't like the rough working environment, and woman would rather do other things in life, such as give birth to children and cook for their husbands.
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When women are given even the most basic health care information and services, they live longer, healthier lives — and they give birth to children who live longer, healthier lives... The best way to prevent abortion is through more family planning services, not fewer... Women's rights are human rights — and there is no more basic right than health care.
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On a recent Friday, not long after assisting one of his cows give birth to twins, Mike McMahon, the owner of E-Z Acres, a dairy farm in Homer, N.Y., lamented the state of the upstate dairy industry, which relies on migrant labor and has suffered as the price of milk has dropped, in part because of new tariffs.
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