She went back to being a homemaker and remained one.
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"I am somebody who is a proud homemaker," she said.
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Chang's father was a dentist; her mother was a homemaker.
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" For "man: computer programmer :: woman:?" it will give you "homemaker.
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His mother, Pauline, was a homemaker and Salvation Army missionary.
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His mother, the former Margaret Clare Lutz, was a homemaker.
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My father was an engineer and my mother, a homemaker.
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His father was a factory worker, his mother a homemaker.
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His father was a dress manufacturer, his mother a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, his father an insurance inspector.
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Her father was a dentist and her mother a homemaker.
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Her father was a supermarket foreman, her mother a homemaker.
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Her mother, the former Olive Cant, was a homemaker. Mrs.
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His father was an electrical engineer, his mother a homemaker.
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His father was an advertising executive, his mother a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Vera Louise Childress, was a homemaker.
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Her father was an accountant and her mother a homemaker.
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His mother, Maria (Onofria) Campanella, was a homemaker and dressmaker.
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His father was an insurance executive, his mother a homemaker.
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Her mother was a homemaker and also an avid golfer.
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Ms. See's mother, the former Eleanor Kinstry, was a homemaker.
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His father was a research chemist, his mother a homemaker.
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His father was a sawmill worker, his mother a homemaker.
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His mother, Yetta (Levine) Kronenfeld, from Austria, was a homemaker.
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Her father was a college professor, her mother a homemaker.
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His father was a mechanic and his mother a homemaker.
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His father owned steak houses, and his mother was a homemaker.
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When asked the female equivalent of "computer programmer", it returned "homemaker".
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His father was an engineer; his mother, a homemaker and seamstress.
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The conventional roles of breadwinner and homemaker felt alien, yet familiar.
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His father owned butcher shops, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father was an accountant, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Florence Kohn, was a homemaker and philanthropist.
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His father managed residential properties, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father was an electrical engineer, and his mother a homemaker.
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His father was a traveling clothing salesman, his mother a homemaker.
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Her mother was a homemaker and a secretary at the society.
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Her father was a steel mill supervisor, her mother a homemaker.
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His father, Julius, was a bellhop; his mother, Anne, a homemaker.
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Her father was an engineer, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father owned a bookstore.
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His father owned a local dairy; his mother was a homemaker.
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Her father was an army colonel and her mother a homemaker.
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His father ran a gas station; his mother was a homemaker.
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"There is no sign of that petro here," said homemaker Igdalia Diaz.
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His father, Wilbur, was a schoolteacher, and his mother, Beverly, a homemaker.
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My father was a truck driver, and my mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Anita Fay Farthing, was a teacher and homemaker.
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My father was a diesel truck mechanic and my mother a homemaker.
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His father, Ioan, was an electrician; his mother, Ana, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Joseph, was a lawyer and her mother, Isabelle, a homemaker.
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His father was a firefighter, his mother a factory worker and homemaker.
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Her mother, Katherine Eleanor (McMurray) West, was a homemaker and a painter.
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His father was a factory worker; his mother, Maida, was a homemaker.
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His father was a janitor, and his mother, Marie, was a homemaker.
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His mother was a doll maker and homemaker, his father a doorman.
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Her father ran an arms factory, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, Harriett (Walden) LeFavour, a homemaker, died when Bruce was 11.
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His father operated a funeral home, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her mother was a homemaker, her father a furniture designer and salesman.
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Her mother, a homemaker, was the daughter of a Republican land speculator.
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His mother, Dora (Baikovitz) Benes, an immigrant from Lithuania, was a homemaker.
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His father drove a milk truck, and his mother was a homemaker.
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For retirees who need more significant help, engaging a professional homemaker may be necessary, but keep in mind that the average monthly cost of a homemaker is $3,973 (assuming 44 hours of care per week), according to AARP research.
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His father was a high school graduate and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her father, Frank, was a teacher, and her mother, Dora, was a homemaker.
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This morning, the 240-year-old homemaker was voting for the first time.
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He's now the primary homemaker, a stark role reversal in their traditional culture.
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His mother, Sara Sofia (Haskelberg) Pipes, who went by Zosia, was a homemaker.
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Her mother was known as a perfectionist homemaker who frequently entertained international guests.
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She was a homemaker and a devout Christian, her husband told the police.
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Her father worked in the insurance industry, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, Mina (Werzberg) Loinger, who was born in Romania, was a homemaker.
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Her father owned a sign-making business, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His father was an educator,his mother, Mildred Rose (Fluke) Powers, a homemaker.
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His father, Leon, owned a bakery, and his mother, Antoinette, was a homemaker.
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His father, Victor, was a mechanic, and his mother, Eva, was a homemaker.
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His father drove an oil delivery truck, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Ann Schonberg was a Detroit homemaker and a lifelong smoker with mild emphysema.
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Her father, Hersz, was a butcher, and her mother, Chaja, was a homemaker.
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His father worked for the Otis Elevator company; his mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Ivy Evans, was a homemaker and accomplished amateur pianist.
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Her father was a salesman in a grocery store, her mother a homemaker.
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Her father operated a small trucking company, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His father, James, was a gold miner; his mother, Martha, was a homemaker.
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His father, Aaron, was a timber merchant; his mother, Paula, was a homemaker.
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His father, also Franz, was a tax inspector; his mother, Maria, a homemaker.
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His father was a television and radio service man, his mother a homemaker.
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His mother, an Englishwoman, was a homemaker who was proper, religious and artistic.
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His father worked in the garment industry, and his mother was a homemaker.
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An Illinois homemaker mounted a campaign to send chocolate chip cookies to Mrs.
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His father, William, sold insurance; his mother, Doris (Kruse) Clements, was a homemaker.
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His father was a geophysicist for oil companies; his mother was a homemaker.
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"I hate to say she was a hippie," says her mother, Alice, a homemaker.
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That brought Hermenegilda Mercado Yanez, a 69-year-old homemaker, to AMLO headquarters recently.
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His mother, Anne, is a devout Catholic and homemaker who could dress a deer.
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"We're going to die because there is no treatment," said homemaker Yaritza Figuera, 29.
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His father, Daniel, was a police detective, and his mother, Helen, was a homemaker.
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My dad was a police officer in Baltimore and my mom was a homemaker.
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His father, Milton, was a milkman, and his mother, May Hansen, was a homemaker.
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He was trailed by a homemaker, a retired accountant and a middle-school teacher.
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His father, George, was a bank clerk, and his mother, Anna, was a homemaker.
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His mother, Vera, was a homemaker and the sister of David Smart, Esquire's publisher.
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Her mother, Marguerite (Powers), was a homemaker who designed and made her own clothes.
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His mother, the former Erna Rassow, who was born in Panama, was a homemaker.
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Her father owned a tire store and mechanic shop; her mother was a homemaker.
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Hs father was a stockbroker and travel agent, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her father worked at the Ministry of Agriculture, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Louis, was a pastry chef, and his mother, Eleanor, was a homemaker.
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Among those waiting was Elena Atkin, 23, a homemaker who works with various charities.
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He grew up in Nashville, the child of a postal worker and a homemaker.
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His father, a watchmaker, came from Minsk; his mother, a homemaker, was from Vilna.
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Her father, David, was a coal merchant, and her mother, Agnes, was a homemaker.
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His father was an entrepreneur, and his mother, Dorothy (Mueller) Stark, was a homemaker.
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His father was a salesman; his mother, the former Florence Beauvais, was a homemaker.
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His father, Isidore, was a businessman; his mother, the former Rosina Freeman, a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Alice Doorn, was a homemaker, and his father, the Rev.
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His father, Jinhoon, was a clerk, and his mother, Kay Im, was a homemaker.
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His father bought and auctioned off small businesses, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Harry, was a real estate broker; his mother, Jenny, was a homemaker.
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His father, Louis Cohen, was a tailor, his mother, Fannie (Feitel) Cohen, a homemaker.
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His dad, a mechanic, immigrated from Guatemala and his mom, a homemaker, from Honduras.
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His father owned a fruit and produce business and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father was a businessman, and his mother, Josephine (Wooling) Krogh, was a homemaker.
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His father sorted mail for the postal service, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her father Alfredo, was a railway station chief; her mother, Santina, was a homemaker.
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His father worked for Firestone Tire and Rubber, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her mother, Margaret Jean (Foley) Morton, was a homemaker and a hospital auxiliary volunteer.
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His father, Louis, was a garment worker, and his mother, Tilly, was a homemaker.
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His father, Charles, was a salesman, and his mother, Margaret (Fitzpatrick) Parrish, was a homemaker.
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His father was an Italian immigrant who tended coal furnaces; his mother was a homemaker.
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The daughter of an immigration lawyer and a homemaker, Williamson was born in Houston, Texas.
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For a lot of people we met, being a homemaker is a full-time job.
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His father was a farmer, his mother a homemaker, and they spoke only rudimentary English.
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Maybe future pain patients will look like Irene Cohen, 69, a homemaker in White Plains.
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His father ran a sporting goods store and a marina; his mother was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, and he came to finance in a rather circuitous manner.
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Tokyo For a long time Ms. Kondo, a homemaker, looked at watches as fashion accessories.
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His father, Philip, was a landscape gardener, and his mother, Marie Bardet, was a homemaker.
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Her father was a medical doctor and the town's mayor; her mother was a homemaker.
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Until last night, when he lost to Scarlett Sims, a homemaker from Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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His father, Max, was a lawyer, and his mother, Sylvia (Mark) Lynne, was a homemaker.
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His father was chief financial officer of an investment banking firm, his mother a homemaker.
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His father, Eugen, was an ophthalmologist, and his mother, Edith (Drey) Selz, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Aminadav, was a banker, and her mother, Deborah (Stern) Karlin, was a homemaker.
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His father, Max, was a lawyer, and his mother, Hazel (Adlowich) Hirson, was a homemaker.
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His father, Adriano, was a veterinarian, and his mother, Sheba (Lolli) Forni, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Isaac, was a tailor, and her mother, Sophie (Becker) Weisman, was a homemaker.
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His father, Abraham, was a dress manufacturer; his mother, Anne (Dickman) Frankel, was a homemaker.
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Her father was a machinist for a towing company, and her mother was a homemaker.
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Her mother, Ida (Agranovitch) Cherry, was a homemaker who had been a dentist in Russia.
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Her father, Jack, was a doctor, and her mother, Freda (Davids) Freeman, was a homemaker.
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His father, Aniello, was a cabinetmaker, and his mother, Carmela (Iovino) Pintauro, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Edward, was a physician, and her mother, Cecile (Voice) Tolstoi, was a homemaker.
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His father, Ivan Marre, was a dermatologist; his mother, born Olga Shlain, was a homemaker.
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His father, Ivan Marre, was a dermatologist; his mother, born Olga Shlain, was a homemaker.
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His father, José, was a dentist, and his mother, Isabel (Rivas) Ferro, was a homemaker.
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His father, Stefano, was a chef, and his mother, Rose (Strada) Remigino, was a homemaker.
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His father was a bus driver and amateur motorcycle racer; his mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Jagat, was a lawyer and judge, and his mother, Shanti, was a homemaker.
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His father, Sydney, was a carpenter and mason, and his mother, Imelda, was a homemaker.
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His father, Jack, was a carpenter, and his mother, Winnifred (Shaughnessy) Murphy, was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Beulah Spade, was a homemaker; his father, Eddie, was a miner.
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His father, Rupert, was a stockbroker; his mother, the former Helen Whitmore, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Chen Siqing, was a lawyer, and her mother, Miao Jinlan, was a homemaker.
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His father, Albert, was an engineer, and his mother, Bertha (Beck) Leppard, was a homemaker.
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Her father worked in insurance, and her mother was a homemaker and a piano teacher.
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His mother, the former Carmella DiMaio, was a homemaker who died when he was 4.
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His father was in the textile and dye business, and his mother was a homemaker.
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Her mother, Thelma Payne Rodgers, was a homemaker who also helped out at the restaurant.
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Daniela Ramos, 64, a homemaker in Caracas, said she was voting with a heavy heart.
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His father, David, sold restaurant supplies, and his mother, Frances (Midler) Guskin, was a homemaker.
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His father, Angel Perez, was a restaurant worker; his mother, Esther Rosario, was a homemaker.
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His father was a lawyer, his mother a homemaker who gave her son piano lessons.
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Her mother was a homemaker and is now chief financial officer of the dental plan.
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His father, Max, was a builder, and his mother, Dora (Lippman) Horowitz, was a homemaker.
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His father, Ernest, was a lawyer, and his mother, Ethel (Bomar) Cade, was a homemaker.
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His father, Clare, was a railroad dispatcher and administrator; his mother, Evelyn, was a homemaker.
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His father, Samuel, was a furrier, and his mother, Frances (Goldberg) Gitler, was a homemaker.
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His father, Henry, was a tailor, and his mother, Minnie (Damsky) Silverman, was a homemaker.
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His father, Sol, was an accountant, and his mother, Fritzie (Goldman) Adler, was a homemaker.
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The 203-year-old homemaker has to leave the hotel Thursday morning, on her daughter's birthday.
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The 28-year-old homemaker has to leave the hotel Thursday morning, on her daughter's birthday.
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His father was a high school teacher and basketball coach, and his mother was a homemaker.
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"I'm a homemaker, I love to create welcome, and I love having house guests," she says.
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"We moved nine times across the country in 15 years," said Ms. Eller, 41, a homemaker.
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Keith worked in a local grocery store, Bruce said, and his wife Debbie is a homemaker.
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His father, Pierre, was a merchant, and his mother, the former Berthe Tacher, was a homemaker.
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Bannon's father, Martin, spent his career at A.T. & T., and his mother, Doris, was a homemaker.
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His father, George, was a typesetter, and his mother, the former Gladys Johnstone, was a homemaker.
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His father, Clifton, was a commercial fisherman, and his mother, Agnes (Enos) Ramos, was a homemaker.
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Her mother, Lillie (Rieger) Gerron, was a homemaker, and her father, John, was a civil engineer.
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Her father, Edwin, was a doctor, and her mother, the former Helen Wilson, was a homemaker.
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His father, Lester Bluestein, was an embroiderer; his mother, the former Beatrice Wargon, was a homemaker.
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His Italian immigrant father, Agostino, was a toolmaker; his mother, Maria (Zasa) Coppola, was a homemaker.
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His father, Joseph, was a truck driver, and his mother, Bessie (Margolis) Elfin, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Arthur, was a maintenance supervisor, and her mother, Helen (Unick) Bastian, was a homemaker.
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His father, Giuseppe, was a tailor, and his mother, the former Antonietta Guarino, was a homemaker.
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His father was a building superintendent, and his mother, Willie Mae (Hearns) Mitchell, was a homemaker.
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His father, Sam, was a sharecropper, and his mother, the former Mamie Scott, was a homemaker.
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His father, Walter, was a factory worker; his mother, the former Minnie Kisbert, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Sam, was a machinist, and her mother, the former Jessie Berger, was a homemaker.
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His father, Oscar, was a salesman, and his mother, the former Gertrude Gilbert, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Reuben, owned a truck terminal, and her mother, Pauline (Wallach) Katz, was a homemaker.
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His father was a conductor for the Boston & Maine Railroad and his mother was a homemaker.
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Mildred was a homemaker of indigenous and black heritage, cast as a Negro by Jim Crow.
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Her mother, Ruth V. (Silas) Batts, was a nurse and then a homemaker, raising four girls.
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His father, Edward, was an investment banker, and his mother, Katherine (Eaton) Carpenter, was a homemaker.
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His father was a doctor who visited distant patients on horseback; his mother was a homemaker.
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His father was a sales representative, his mother a homemaker who gave piano lessons at home.
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Her father was a pattern cutter for a clothing manufacturer, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Leonard, was an engineer, and his mother, Mary Louisa (Withington) Easton, was a homemaker.
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He was one of three sons of Senator Beall and the former Margaret Schwarzenbach, a homemaker.
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Her father, Milton, owned a grocery store, and her mother, Sara (Damsky) Bloom, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Sam L. Rich, was briefly a businessman and her mother, Frances, was a homemaker.
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His father, Max, was a jeweler, and his mother, the former Hetty Frank, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Paul, was an engineer, and her mother, Dorothy Jean (VandeGuft) Traub, was a homemaker.
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Her father, William, was a salesman, and her mother, the former Nettie Duberstein, was a homemaker.
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In "Hereditary", Toni Collette's Annie is a literal homemaker, an artist who specialises in making miniature dollhouses.
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But Nishimoto—a former hairdresser, professional cyclist, and homemaker—became a kind of prodigy late in life.
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His father worked on the line at Ford's River Rouge plant and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Royal, was a traveling salesman, and his mother, the former Alice Sniska, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Iver, was a tax preparer, and her mother, the former Eleanor Maggio, was a homemaker.
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She spent most of her life working as a homemaker and taking care of her five children.
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His mother, Virginia (Gray) Peck, was a homemaker who also worked as a bookkeeper at the store.
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His father, Morris, owned a paper manufacturing company, and his mother, Dorothy (Serating) Shopsin, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Justin, was a journalist, and her mother, the former Mary Elizabeth Downey, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Harry, was the local postmaster general; her mother, the former Ann Nelson, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Richard, was an airline pilot, and her mother, the former Bibiana Kennedy, was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Maria Louisa Contreras Limantur, a homemaker, died when Anthony was 2 years old.
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Another quarter were either unable to work or were retired, in school, or acting as a homemaker.
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Her father was a printmaker who worked with artists on their books; her mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Arthur, was in the linoleum business, and his mother, Olga (Thorzen) Earle, was a homemaker.
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His father, Isidore, managed residential real estate properties, and his mother, Ethel (Kornblum) Yaged, was a homemaker.
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His father, Louis, was a blue-collar worker, and his mother, Florence (Zeitlin) Friedman, was a homemaker.
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His father, José, was a school principal, and his mother, Maria del Carmen Rodriguez, was a homemaker.
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His father, Arthur, was also a Unitarian minister, and his mother, Catherine (Bird) Olsen, was a homemaker.
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"My mother was a homemaker and my father was the C.E.O. of a record label," he said.
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Her father, Nathan, was a cattle dealer, and her mother, the former Sofie Enslein, was a homemaker.
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His father, Chaim Israel Blajchman, was a grain merchant, and his mother, Ita Lewin, was a homemaker.
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His father, Joseph, was in the textile business, and his mother, Hazel (Abramson) Kinstler, was a homemaker.
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His father, Clyde E., was a farmer there and his mother, Beulah (Proctor) McDonald, was a homemaker.
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His coal miner father, Raby, was also a farmer; his mother, Maude (Howe) Plank, was a homemaker.
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His parents — Christ, a stationary engineer, and the former Anna Gledj, a homemaker — were immigrants from Yugoslavia.
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His father, also named Leslie, was a grocer, and his mother, Rosalie (Dillenberg) Lieber, was a homemaker.
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His father, Alvin, owned a charcoal company, and his mother, the former Elizabeth Mullan, was a homemaker.
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His father, William Sang Chang, was a merchant seaman; his mother, Kui Kyau Lee, was a homemaker.
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Her father, James Philip Garrigan, was a businessman and her mother, Mary Eileen (Harley) Garrigan, a homemaker.
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Her father, Gershon, was a textile laborer, and her mother, the former Lena Schiff, a homemaker. Mrs.
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His father, Leonard, was a foreman at a Ford plant, and his mother, Josephine, was a homemaker.
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His father, Moses, was a dry-goods merchant, and his mother, Rose (Tawil) Matalon, was a homemaker.
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His father ran a real estate company, and his mother, the former Gladys Wilson, was a homemaker.
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Lawrence's character is a literal homemaker, having rebuilt their house from the burned-out hulk it once was.
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Her father, Justin, was a lawyer and car dealer; her mother, the former Alice McAvoy, was a homemaker.
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R. Baker is a mother, homemaker, and Jamaican immigrant who's been living in Washington D.C. for 25 years.
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His father, Chou Zhongjie, was an administrative official in transportation; his mother, Fu Shou-hsien, was a homemaker.
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He was entirely self-taught: His parents, a retired factory worker and a homemaker, knew nothing about investing.
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His mother, the former Helen Wolf, was a homemaker who later managed a credit union for the Teamsters.
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His father, Bernard Gottesman, was a life insurance agent; his mother, the former Virginia Weitzner, was a homemaker.
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Over the years, Ms. Herzer has listed her occupation in public records as homemaker, producer and self-employed.
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His father, also named Roelof Frederik, was a schoolteacher; his mother, Maria Elizabeth (Dreyer) Botha, was a homemaker.
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His father, Thomas, was a bank manager for Barclays, and his mother, Violet (Bennett) Jago, was a homemaker.
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His father, Juan, was a railroad executive, and his mother, Blanca Esther (Badde) de Cardo, was a homemaker.
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His father, Arthur, was a stock and bond broker, and his mother, Rita (Kearin) Clark, was a homemaker.
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It has to — no one wants to watch a show about a merry midcentury homemaker with zero problems.
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Her mother, Neida Quiroz, a homemaker, grew up in Puerto Rico and came to New York in 1956.
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His father, Arnold, was a miner and worked in construction; his mother, Chloe (Winder) Dummar, was a homemaker.
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His father worked at a Ford Motor Company plant, and his mother, Rose (Jackson) Kline, was a homemaker.
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His father was a laborer, and his mother was a homemaker in a house that had no electricity.
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Transport yourself to a stranger, more wonderful and peculiar plane of existence with this warped happy-homemaker show.
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Mr. Johnson, 21996, assumed that she would be a devoted homemaker who would cook and clean for him.
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His father, John Joseph Trout, was a salesman, and his mother, the former Doris Kroll, was a homemaker.
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His father, Harry, was a bank manager; his mother, the former Dorothy Amea Frances Barnard, was a homemaker.
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Sheila McPherson is listed as a homemaker on an Internal Revenue Service report from the Democratic Governors Association.
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His father, Elias, worked in a tie factory, and his mother, the former Bertha Wachtel, was a homemaker.
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His father, Vincent, was an elementary school principal, and his mother, the former Angela Gentile, was a homemaker.
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His father worked as a journalist in the early days of radio, and his mother was a homemaker.
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"She's awesome," said Patty McKeon, a homemaker in Bedford, New Hampshire, who came to see Klobuchar in Nashua.
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His father was a real estate agent and homebuilder; his mother, the former Dorothy Jermaka, was a homemaker.
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His father sold pigment for a paint company, and his mother, the former Kathleen Clarke, was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father was a Baptist preacher, which meant the family moved frequently.
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His father, Sven, was a successful architect in the neo-Classical style, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father was a high school principal and coach; his mother, the former Hazel Jolin, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Walter, worked for the Bank of America, and her mother, Katherine (Power) Jones, was a homemaker.
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Her father, William Barclay Harris, was a lawyer, and her mother, Elizabeth (Milnes Coates) Harris, was a homemaker.
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My father ran a Chinese food market that his father had started, and my mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Leon, owned a luggage store in Manhattan, and his mother, Annette (Bernstein) Fordin, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Newton, worked in the photography division of Life magazine, and her mother, Beatrice, was a homemaker.
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" He recalled his mom as "smart as hell" and as "a really great homemaker and wife to my father.
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His mother was a homemaker who worked as an office manager after the couple divorced when Jonathan was 10.
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Because Cancer is such a famous homemaker, astrologers don't always give them enough credit for how hot they are!
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Peace was finally brokered by their homemaker mother Kokilaben in 2005, in a deal that split the Reliance business.
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His father, a World War I veteran, worked at the Guinness brewery in Dublin; his mother was a homemaker.
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For many, the homemaker/breadwinner roles have an impact on whether to stay in or leave a bad marriage.
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His father, Louis, was West Coast manager for Macmillan publishing; his mother, the former Irene Gordon, was a homemaker.
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His father, also named William, was an insurance adjuster; his mother, the former Marguerite Hannah Lynch, was a homemaker.
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His mother, Margaret (McGowan) Sherwen, was a homemaker; his father, John, was an industrial chemist with Imperial Chemical Industries.
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His father, Emil, managed speakeasies in Harlem before marrying Marion Ryan, a homemaker, and then worked as a milkman.
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Her father, George, a Protestant, was a butcher; her mother, Margaret (Dunne) Smyth, a Roman Catholic, was a homemaker.
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His father, an insurance executive, was a descendant of Mayflower pilgrims; his mother was a writer and a homemaker.
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His father, Lou, was a car salesman and part-time vaudeville singer, his mother, Helen (Levine) Robbins, a homemaker.
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"I don't miss a single march, even if I'm tired or sick," said Maria Isabel Luna, 62, a homemaker.
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Mr. Jones, 44, grew up in the Dallas suburb of Rockwall, the son of a dentist and a homemaker.
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His father, Frank, was a high school physical education teacher, and his mother, Shirley (Felman) Rabinowitz, was a homemaker.
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His father was an officer in the Marine Corps and an elevator operator, and his mother was a homemaker.
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His father, Arthur, was a furrier, and his mother, May (her maiden name was also Kaminsky), was a homemaker.
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His father, Hermann, was an executive at the family sawmill, and his mother, Blanka (Spiegel) Garfein, was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker who often hosted out-of-town singers recording at Muscle Shoals Sound for dinner.
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His father, Louis, was a house painter, and his mother, Sylvia (Wolf) Dalachinsky, was a homemaker and office worker.
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His father, Stanley, was in the wholesale poultry business, and his mother, the former Irene Lederer, was a homemaker.
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His father, Petr, was a metal worker in a factory, and his mother, Florentina (Semorova) Vasulka, was a homemaker.
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Mr. Khurana, 63, is retired from his job writing contracts for Cuyahoga County, and his wife is a homemaker.
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His father, Herman, was a businessman, and his mother, Rachael (Davidson) Sabin, was a pharmacist before becoming a homemaker.
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Her father, James Patrick Ryan, was a lumber store manager; her mother, Betty Marie (Bruenecke) Ryan, was a homemaker.
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Her father, who was of Corsican descent, worked for an import-export company, and her mother was a homemaker.
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His mother, Madeline (Rees) McCarry, was a homemaker who influenced him with her stories about her family and girlhood.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father owned businesses in Edmonton, including a carwash, nightclub and skating rink.
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His father, Wilfred, was a builder; his mother, Mildred (Clarke) L'Heureux, the youngest of 15 children, was a homemaker.
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"Otherwise, in my view, it's just chest-beating," said Nikki Redpath, a Houston-area homemaker and O'Rourke campaign volunteer.
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The Akeres Habayis, or homemaker, hotline offers a number of channels, including music, inspirational lectures, and information on managing stress.
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Dr. Sacko, the eldest son of a customs officer and homemaker, grew up in Bamako, the capital city of Mali.
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The concept isn't revolutionary but Arjun's decision to be a homemaker is portrayed as being socially taboo by his family.
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But to manage the household on his modest paychecks, Dorothy Sanders, a homemaker, became an uncompromising scrimper and bargain hunter.
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I could no longer feign being outdoorsy, so I made the only contribution I could: I became an Amazonian homemaker.
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His father, Walter P. Bollenbach, worked at the Carnation Milk Company; his mother, the former Betty Mason, was a homemaker.
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Astrologers love to talk about what a homemaker you are, but there's so much more to you than that, Cancer.
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His father, Albert, was a physician, and his mother, Mildred Ona (Volentine) Green, was a homemaker who played the piano.
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His father, Arnie, was a farmer and factory worker, and his mother, the former Belle Elizabeth Weiss, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Stephen A. Marcucci, owned a plumbing and oil business, and her mother, Antoinette (Llorens) Marcucci, was a homemaker.
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His father was a vaudeville performer who became a perfume salesman; his mother, a homemaker, died giving birth to him.
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Vilawan Lim, a homemaker in Bangkok, has been offering monks home-cooked food every morning for more than a decade.
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Ms. Khongtiang was a homemaker when she saw the first influx of tourists flowing into the village 14 years ago.
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His father, Leo, was a machinist and a supermarket manager, and his mother, the former Clara Fisher, was a homemaker.
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You could even say that Ma, the homemaker with a will of iron, is ultimately what Arnold aspires to be.
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His mother, the former Alyce Monroe, was a homemaker and theater buff, and his father, James McKay, was an engineer.
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His father was a financial consultant and manager; his mother, the former Joan Thornton, was an office worker and homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker who later became a schoolteacher; his father was an executive at a shipping logistics company.
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Giannulli's father, Gene, a retired architect, and his mother, Nancy, a homemaker, both died this year, sources confirm to PEOPLE.
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His father, Jo, was a newspaper illustrator and cartoonist, and his mother, the former Albertine van Raalte, was a homemaker.
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His father, Joseph, was a salesman, and his mother, Sarah, was a homemaker and, after the couple divorced, a secretary.
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Her father owned a clothing manufacturing company, and her mother was a homemaker with an interest in the visual arts.
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And volunteers like Diane Schlosser, a 20163-year-old homemaker, have been walking in off the street to sign up.
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The son of an Italian-born factory worker and homemaker, Mr. Cipollone spent much of his childhood in the Bronx.
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" Or if you were to say "housewife", it would correct it and say, "How about homemaker, because it's not gendered.
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His father, Douglas, was a Methodist minister, and his mother, Winifred (Waterman) Wollen, was a homemaker who became a teacher.
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But then after that, you know, she was busy being a homemaker and was not an activist by any means.
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His father, Frank, had several jobs, including baker and bottler, and his mother, the former Bessie Kanaver, was a homemaker.
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If you follow enough homemaker family bloggers on YouTube, or Instagram, or personal websites (they're still around!), you know it.
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His father, Howard, was an insurance agent and an amateur bluegrass musician; his mother, Rosa (Russell) Smith, was a homemaker.
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His father, Howard, was an insurance agent and an amateur bluegrass musician; his mother, Rosa (Russell) Smith, was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker; his father worked for Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and as a delivery man for a jeweler.
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His father, Irving, was a manager at a printing press company, and his mother, Evelyn (Neumeister) Dapogny, was a homemaker.
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The daughter of a Lutheran minister and a homemaker, Lorna Joyce Jorgenson was born in Minot, N.D., on June 14, 1943.
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There was Barbara, a housewife and mother of three from Topeka and Carol, a homemaker and mother of two from Tulsa.
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And my mother, who had been a homemaker till then, faced the responsibility of raising three children all on her own.
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His father was a Jewish paint salesman who immigrated from Poland while his mother was a homemaker raised in New York.
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The dizzying spectacle is grounded in a showcase performance from Jennifer Lawrence, who plays the devoted homemaker trapped in Aronofsky's nightmare.
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Her father, Leo, was a manager for a grocery store chain, and her mother, the former Emma Kaker, was a homemaker.
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His father, Albert, was a computer programmer for Nassau County, N.Y., and his mother, the former Mary McGrath, was a homemaker.
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These were lean years for my family, and my white mother had to return to work after decades as a homemaker.
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His mother, a homemaker, was a daughter of Eastern European parents and had been raised in Ireland until she was 14.
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His father was Kekobad Ardeshir Marker, who ran the family pharmaceutical business, and his mother was Meherbano (Pestonji) Marker, a homemaker.
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Nassif, a former Target marketer, named the line after her Iowan mother, Thelma, a hardworking homemaker, gardener, and mother of nine.
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His father, Philip, worked in the garment industry; his mother, the former Shirley Bisnoff, was a homemaker and a jazz pianist.
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His father, Fuad Elias Hawilla, was a salesman and small-business owner, and his mother, Georgina (Atra) Hawilla, was a homemaker.
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His father, Fred Sr., was the greenskeeper at a municipal golf course; his mother, the former Donnie Wright, was a homemaker.
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"It's the worst possible thing they could build," said Satsuki Kanno, above, a homemaker looking at one under construction in Yokosuka.
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His father left the family when he was young, and he was raised by his mother, a homemaker, and his grandmother.
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Joseph Fallek was born on July 1, 1926, in Brooklyn to Sam Fallek, a tailor, and Sadie (Helfman) Fallek, a homemaker.
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His father, Charles, was a farmer who later worked the oil fields, and his mother, Jessie (Coke) LaBeff, was a homemaker.
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Mr. Bloom was born on April 18, 1926, in Cleveland, to Benjamin Bloom, a lawyer, and Emma (Elliott) Bloom, a homemaker.
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Her father, Richard, was a builder and architect; her mother, Ella (Henry) Gatliff, was a homemaker who had a quilting business.
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Get some holiday shopping done for a stylish homemaker in your life, or tick an apartment upgrade off your own list.
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"I don't miss anything about living in the house," including the yard and steps, said Ms. White, 73, a retired homemaker.
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During a trip to the supermarket, homemaker Prymaat shrieks at the sight of eggplants thinking they are a pile of decapitated coneheads.
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Kristin's husband, Nathan, 28, drove her to the hospital, where the 25-year-old artist and homemaker was given a head MRI.
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Gone are the days of homemaker Barbie sequestered to her play kitchen set while her working husband Ken brings home the bacon.
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Mr. Johanson, who does not have a car, has come to rely on Ms. Kymer, who is now a homemaker, for rides.
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"Becoming a yokozuna is such a hard thing and Harumafuji did it," said homemaker Akemi Kobayashi, a 52-year-old sumo fan.
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And other than that, when they were married, it was to be the homemaker, and that was very much taken for granted.
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Fourteen percent of men said they wanted a wife who was a homemaker; just 5 percent said the same about their daughters.
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Louganis, 57, was adopted by Frances, a homemaker, and Peter, the controller of a fishing company, when he was 9 months old.
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Perhaps you, like Kate Lion, a 35-year-old homemaker from Boise, Idaho, are ready to start tackling the bags of bags.
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His father, Louis, was a grocer, and his mother, Sylvia (Lebwohl) Berlin, was a homemaker and later business manager for Ralph Lauren.
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Probably not; so long as she is controlled by her reproductive glands, she will remain basically the same lovable and gracious homemaker.
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Douglass, she held Anna in utter contempt, disrespecting her lack of education and even at times privately denigrating her role as homemaker.
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His father, Otto, was a top executive for Royal Dutch Shell in Romania, and his mother, Charlotte (Goldschmidt) Stern, was a homemaker.
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Her father was a shoemaker and, later, a maintenance worker at Ciba-Geigy, while her mother was a homemaker and sometime seamstress.
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The older daughter, Holly (Kate Walsh of "Private Practice"), a homemaker and design hobbyist, goes to services only on High Holy Days.
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He sent Ms. Jones a stack of letters about food from Ms. Cunningham, a California homemaker who was working as his assistant.
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This much is demonstrated by the captivating, often large paintings in "Homemaker," Becky Suss's excellent Manhattan debut at the Jack Shainman Gallery.
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" — Apurva Kalidendi, a homemaker in Bangalore "We cannot buy things from nearby shops anymore because they don't have bills of higher denomination.
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His mother, the former Katharine Hewart, daughter of the Lord Chief Justice of England, Gordon Hewart, was a homemaker and botanical illustrator.
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Her father, Ahmad Jamal al-Din Al-Gailanilani, was a landowner, and her mother, Madiha Asif Mahmud Arif-Agha, was a homemaker.
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She was the second oldest of 2700 children of Charles Lange, a ship's caulker, and Hortensia (Raymond) Lange, a homemaker and seamstress.
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His father, Meier, was a Polish-born shoe manufacturer in Nazi Germany, and his mother, the former Friederike Passweg, was a homemaker.
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See, I'm a child of the Cold War, and the spawn of an anxious homemaker and civilian engineer with top secret military clearance.
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In the 1970s, Marjorie Rice, a homemaker with no mathematical background, ran across a Scientific American column about pentagons that tile the plane.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's soaring prices and chronic shortages have left 65-year-old homemaker Alida Gonzalez struggling to put meals on the table.
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The post-second-world-war model of the nuclear family with a breadwinner husband, a homemaker wife and several children has become atypical.
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Whether you're a homemaker or a telecommuter or an older person on her own, talk shows help you connect with the outside world.
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Singer grew up in the Bronx and in Teaneck, New Jersey, one of three children of a pharmacist father and a homemaker mother.
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Plus, as Melissa Riker at The Happier Homemaker points out, it's so affordable, "who cares if the pieces go missing after a while."
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Her father, Richard, was in the Air Force and later ran an advertising agency; her mother, the former Bonnie Palfreyman, was a homemaker.
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Familiar rooms — kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and dining room — were re-examined, and the idea of a woman as a "happy homemaker" was questioned.
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The son of Sidney Eisenberg, a furniture salesman, and Yetta Yellen Eisenberg, a homemaker, Lawrence Eisenberg was born in the Bronx on Dec.
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Jacquelyn, who had been a homemaker for years, was forced to return to teaching high-school English, at St. Ann's in Brooklyn Heights.
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Her father, a jurist, was a violent man, according to Comiclopedia, and her mother, a homemaker, urged her to become resourceful and independent.
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His father was an oilman and a county commissioner in Pecos County; his mother, Chicora Lee (Graham) Williams, was a teacher and homemaker.
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His father owned a sign shop and taught engineering at Pennsylvania State University; his mother, the former Alice Mae Zeisloft, was a homemaker.
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Her father, Carl Gordon Brightman Jr., worked in sales in the publishing business, and her mother, Lucille Caroline (Hancock) Brightman, was a homemaker.
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His parents — William, an egg candler who died before Art was a year old, and Becky (formerly Goldenberg), a homemaker — were Ukrainian immigrants.
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His father, John, owned a small bus company, and his mother, Dorothy (Denton) Heinemann, was a homemaker who also owned a babysitting business.
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Two of the acts are about married couples; one is about a movie producer and a married homemaker who was once his sweetheart.
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The daughter of prosperous Haitian immigrants (an engineer and a homemaker), Gay moved often growing up, but thought of Omaha as her home.
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" As one homemaker put it on the "Today" show in 1992, "She has no use for us; we have no use for her.
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My mother's role during most of her American life was the same as that of the majority of women of her generation: homemaker.
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His mother, Martha (Smicklas) Malek, a homemaker, was of Yugoslavian descent; his father, Frederick, who was of Czech descent, drove a beer truck.
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Both in the pages of his book and in person, Moore, the only child of a policeman and a homemaker, is a cheeky raconteur.
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"From small kids to old ladies, it is spoiling the minds of everyone," said S. Nithyajothi, a homemaker from the southern city of Madurai.
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Analysts have said that could reflect an anticipation of increased demand for frozen food if women abandon traditional homemaker roles to go to work.
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Whether it's being a homemaker, whether it's being a daughter, I just love characters that give me depth and the ability to do more.
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Leslie Rutland, founder of the Seasoned Homemaker blog, writes that she finds the best time to shop is on Saturday evenings between 6 p.m.
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"He gave up his career to help us," Ingeborg Jellen, a homemaker who immigrated to the U.S. from what is now Slovenian Styria, said.
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His mother, Eunice (Thornton) Jenkins, was a homemaker, and his father, Herbert, sold tractors for International Harvester while also farming cotton, corn and tobacco.
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His father, Chester, managed a dime store, and his mother, Isabelle (Olenick) Goldstone, was a homemaker who as a teenager had danced in vaudeville.
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Her father, a businessman, and her mother, a homemaker, who lived on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, were not supportive of the plan.
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But it would also do things, like, if you asked, 'man is to woman as computer scientist is to…' and it would answer, 'homemaker.
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She was the youngest of three daughters of Vernon Edwards, a welder who worked in oil fields, and the former Eleanor Smith, a homemaker.
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His father was a farmer who played baseball for the minor-league Modesto Reds, and his mother, the former Thelma Gartin, was a homemaker.
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When Nishaat Ali, a Houston homemaker, lived in Chicago, her husband would perform qurbani alone, "because he didn't think we'd be comfortable," she said.
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Brassy, raw and riotously confessional, Midge is a dedicated homemaker and accidental comedian who can hold her own against even the gab-gifted Gilmores.
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The sister is joined in her campaign by a formerly abused, newly empowered homemaker and a pair of small-time African-American Robin Hoods.
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"They are fast, cheap and very reliable, much better than Russian workers," Yulia Kravchenko, a 220-year-old Vladivostok homemaker, said of the painters.
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"I feel like he's generating a big divide in our beautiful country with these derogatory terms that he uses," said Monica Elizondo, a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Ruby Willard Smith, was a tax assessor and homemaker, as well as a maker of textiles that became family heirlooms.
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At the end of 1953, he emigrated to the United States, marrying Ms. Faludi's mother, Marilyn Lanning, a homemaker and journalist, three years later.
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His father had been a cantor in Poland and worked in a cleaning plant, removing spots from fancy silk; his mother was a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father was a lawyer who introduced Lowe and his seven siblings to climbing when they were young.
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Among black actors, Daniel Kaluuya, the "Get Out" star, and Mary J. Blige, who plays a hardened homemaker in "Mudbound," could also snare nominations.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father was a carpenter who worked as the foreman of a shop in Queens that made upscale furniture.
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In the early 2000s, she financed, wrote and starred in the film "Siren," about a homemaker who tries to make it as a rock star.
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Maria, a homemaker, with products she recently bought in the US and arranged to have brought to her home in Caracas by a shipping company.
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"The government had to do something so I support this, even if there is less variety," homemaker Graciela Costa said as she waited in line.
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"I'm angry and I'm scared," says Betty, 36, a homemaker from Hastings, Nebraska, who has one other son unaffected by the disease, and two daughters.
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"The women's libbers don't understand that most women want to be wife, mother, and homemaker—and are happy in that role," she asserted in 1972.
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David Turpin, a 57-year-old computer engineer, and his homemaker wife Louise, 49, each pleaded not guilty during an initial court appearance on Thursday.
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His father, Joseph, owned a silk-screen printing shop, Masta Displays, and his mother, the former Ethel Stern, was a homemaker and the shop's bookkeeper.
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Constance, unfailingly coifed and composed, makes do as a dutiful homemaker, baking pies and canning fruit with a glistening smile plastered on her pretty face.
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Edwin Michael Kosik was born on May 5, 1925, in Dupont, Pa., to Mary (Mayhoff), a homemaker, and Michael Kosik, a United Mine Workers official.
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His father was a dispatcher for the P. Ballantine & Sons Brewery in Newark, and his mother, Julia (Murray) Gibbons, was a hair stylist and homemaker.
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Shuffling through her purse as she approaches the ATM, the middle-aged homemaker passes two ATM cards to her teenage daughter as she keeps three.
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Jane Ann Brown was born on March 20163, 1932, in Jersey City to Margaret (Beck) Brown, a homemaker, and Charles Brown, an elementary-school principal.
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Macon Foscue Brock Jr. was born in Norfolk, Va., on April 11, 1942, to M. Foscue Brock, a doctor, and Clara Prichard Brock, a homemaker.
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While Mr. Pratt went on to become one of Canada's best known artists, Ms. Pratt put off a career in art to become a homemaker.
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She was a homemaker, an active member in her children's schools and community, and was very involved with extracurricular activities, including her daughter's volleyball team.
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Her father, George, owned and ran a shoe store, and her mother, Rae (Higer) Goldstein, was a homemaker and legal typist for New York City.
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They fled to Brooklyn, where his father, Max, sold refrigeration equipment to restaurants, and his mother, Johanna (Marcuse) Rothmann, known as Hennie, was a homemaker.
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His father, Frank, was a businessman who later went into real estate, and his mother, Maude (Schwab) Blumenthal, was a model before becoming a homemaker.
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She was the last of four children of Emil Anderson, a forester with the Montana State Forestry Division, and Louie May (Bienz) Anderson, a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker; his father, an investment banker, was an original investor in the New York Mets and an executive with the team.
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She recalled growing up in the Polish countryside with a mother who was a full-time homemaker and a father who never worked on Sundays.
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Cates grew up in the panhandle town of Dumas, Texas, the daughter of a homemaker and a gas-station attendant who divorced when she was 12.
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Taking inspiration from atomic age homemaker cookbooks, LAZY MOM shows us that with a little TLC, even our darkest indulgences have the potential to be beautiful.
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He was the third of four children born to Segundo Manuel Imbert Mesnier, an accountant and politician, and María Consuelo de la Barrera Steinkopf, a homemaker.
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His father, Albert, was a hospital nurse and technician, and his mother, the former Regina Vogt, was a homemaker who cleaned houses to earn extra money.
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He was the third of four sons of a tailor who had immigrated from Warsaw and a homemaker who had immigrated from Minsk, now in Belarus.
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" Their mother was a homemaker, and their father was a lawyer who'd fought in World War II. "My father used to walk us proudly into church.
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Ted's father, Bert, was a star goaltender for the team and played as well in the early N.H.L. His mother, Maude (Villemarie) Lindsay, was a homemaker.
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His mother, the former Rachel Rossman, was a homemaker who became a saleswoman at Lane Bryant after ulcers made her husband too ill to continue working.
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The third of eight children of Joseph Parker, a mining engineer, and the former Esther Leis, a homemaker, Naomi Fern Parker was born in Tulsa, Okla.
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"Ten years ago that wasn't normal, but now it is, at least in the cities," Xuan Hong, a homemaker in the capital, Hanoi, said by telephone.
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Her father, Juan Francisco Acosta, a former guerrilla fighter under the Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa, owned a tortilla factory; her mother, Teresa Lugo, was a homemaker.
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Her parents, Arnold and Alice (Dechter) Blaustone, were both pharmacists; it was not the case that her father was a neuropsychiatrist and her mother a homemaker.
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William Arthur Torrey was born on June 22010, 83, in Montreal, to the former Josephine Leonard, a homemaker, and Arthur Torrey, who ran a brokerage firm.
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His parents were Greek immigrants: His father, Andrew, ran a diner, and his mother, Mary (Naoum) Nicolau, was a homemaker who also worked in the restaurant.
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Donald Baird Marron was born on July 21, 1934, in Goshen, N.Y., the son of Edward J. Marron, a writer, and Ethel Baird Marron, a homemaker.
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Because, you see, ANY upper middle upper class homemaker can plunk down $500 for a stand mixer with a paddle attachment and then never use it.
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"You can be forgiven, but you might not be qualified to be a leader," said Nikki Louie, a 33-year-old homemaker living in Virginia Beach.
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The son of a mill worker and a homemaker, Mr. Merkley joined the Senate in 2008 on the wave of President Barack Obama's White House win.
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Bankruptcy documents listed Louise as a homemaker and put the couple's debt over $240,000 with the family falling more than $1,000 short each month on expenses.
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Because Cancer is often stereotyped as a homemaker, people think they're too docile to make the first move—but this couldn't be further from the truth.
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"We have to get rid of this usurper, and we can't think about anything else," said Claudia Rueda, a 53-year-old homemaker at the protest.
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Though he was married to one wife, Louise, 41, a homemaker, for 20 years, Paxton didn't judge the devoutly religious polygamist he played from 2006 to 2011.
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The focus on their time spent in the kitchen specifically calls on all the bad jokes and dated homemaker stereotypes of a woman's place in the home.
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Constance Ellen Lawn was born on May 14, 1944, in Long Branch, N.J., to the former Pearl Bergman, a chemist and homemaker, and Howard Lawn, a lawyer.
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The fictional, female homemaker persona has managed to adapt to changing social, political, and economic currents with a focus on getting people cooking in their home kitchens.
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His mother, the former Margaret Conlin, was a homemaker who became, later in life, an advocate for homeless and runaway children and an activist against nuclear proliferation.
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At the end of February, another celebrity with no history or association with cannabis got into the legal weed product game: America's most famous "homemaker," Martha Stewart.
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Her father was a chef, her mother a homemaker, which Ms. Bever said made her consider whether this applicant had had the same opportunities as some others.
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Hanadi Hafsi, a homemaker who lives in Reyhanli, a border district in Turkey, said two Syrians and a Turk died Sunday afternoon from shelling by Kurdish militias.
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"A lot of people have been coming around for Steyer and Sanders," said Latrina Reid, a 45-year-old African American homemaker who lives in North Charleston.
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His father, Glen, was a farmer who, after the Depression drove him out of business, became a prison guard; his mother, Edna (Ostrander) Bowers, was a homemaker.
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John Ernest Sarno Jr. was born June 19673, 1923, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to John Ernest Sarno, a printing press worker, and the former Delia Astone, a homemaker.
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Perry Ann Dunn was born on July 21, 1944, in Manhattan, the second of three children of Joseph Dunn, an engineer, and Edith (Goldstein) Dunn, a homemaker.
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His father, Max Ksinski, was a carpet dealer and pianist; his mother, Marie Christina, was a homemaker who converted from Roman Catholicism to her husband's religion, Judaism.
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Ralph Anthony Brooker was born on Sept, 19573, 1925, in southwest London, the youngest son of Edwin Brooker, a civil servant, and Dorothy (Owen) Brooker, a homemaker.
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Russo says she connected with a spirit that Lauren Lamb, a 38-year-old homemaker from New York City, recognized as her mother, who died in 2016.
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John Paul McKinney was born on July 13, 1935, in Chester, Pa. His father, Paul, was a police detective, and his mother, Jen McMahon, was a homemaker.
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Her father was a lawyer; her mother was a homemaker who encouraged her daughter to pursue a professional career, an unusual path for women at the time.
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"I can't comprehend how this could have happened, despite having auditors," said Setsuko Shibata, a retired homemaker who said her family had held Nissan shares for decades.
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Sumathi Karunakaran, a 52 year-old homemaker, received a volley of shrapnel on the upper left side of her body before she escaped by climbing over a wall.
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A few months after tying the knot, the pair moved to Canada where Wolfram worked as a brick layer and Anita worked in retail before becoming a homemaker.
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"As soon as a homemaker would try one of these products, she would look on the back of the box to see how to do it," Shapiro says.
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His father was a notary, and his mother was a homemaker who enthusiastically embraced feminism, leaving a lasting impression on Mr. Villeneuve, who is the eldest of four.
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Priya, a 29-year-old Pune-based homemaker who prefers to withhold her surname, chose to coincide her delivery after consulting with her family-in-law's preferred astrologer.
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"I'm a homemaker and I'm here fighting for my family, for my children and parents, resisting the military's tear gas," said opposition protester Sobeida Monsalve, 42, in Urena.
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He was the oldest of six sons of Philip Sr., who ran a family-owned vacuum cleaner company and later sold insurance, and Jane (Gillen) Geier, a homemaker.
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His father — who wanted his son to be known as Pete — was a lawyer and a mayor of Angleton, and his mother, Josephine (Smith) Masterson, was a homemaker.
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His father, John Guy Trimble, a farmer, died in 1937 before Charles, known as Chuck, was 2; he was raised by his mother, Lucy (Randall) Trimble, a homemaker.
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His father, Donald, was a pilot in World War II and later for Pan Am, and his mother, the former Miriam Boxwell, was a homemaker who occasionally painted.
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Jacque got to experiment at being a homemaker and learned cooking tips from her new housemates while basic training got Don into the best shape of his life.
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"This year, things are going from bad to worse," said a Tehran resident and homemaker, who does not plan to vote and also asked not to be named.
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"This year, things are going from bad to worse," said a Tehran resident and homemaker, who does not plan to vote and also asked not to be named.
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His father, also named Barkley, was a construction worker turned contractor, and his mother, the former Ruby Powell, was a homemaker who later worked as a teacher's aide.
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Her dowdier wife, Edith Evans-Whinery, leans toward her in affection and probably exhaustion; she's clearly the homemaker in this homesteading family in Pie Town, N.M., circa 1940.
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James Stevenson was born in Manhattan on July 11, 1929, to Harvey Stevenson, an architect who helped design the F.D.R. Drive, and the former Winifred Worcester, a homemaker.
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Ronald William Prest Drever was born in Bishopton, Scotland, in 1931, the oldest son of George Douglas Drever, a doctor, and the former Mary Frances Matthews, a homemaker.
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My mother has been a devoted homemaker ever since I was born, and she is one of the sweetest, smartest and most caring people I have ever known.
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Yet the theory for recruiting him was validated by Mandy Burmeister, a homemaker, and Gary White, a farmer, who respectively supported Kelly and Kobach for governor in 2018.
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She was raised in the Catskills, where her mother, Barbara Batinkoff, was a homemaker, and her father, Barry Batinkoff, a photographer from a line of successful chicken farmers.
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Michael Harris Goldberg was born on March 16, 1943, in Manhattan to Jacob Goldberg, a lawyer, and the former Etta Herman, a department store coat model and homemaker.
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At an early age he moved with his family to Los Angeles; his father, Ben, worked as an artist at MGM, and his mother, Gertrude, was a homemaker.
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Though Barbie has been everything from an astronaut to president, the rooms in the Dreamhouse hammered home the message that Barbie is, first and foremost, a traditional homemaker.
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For Homemaker, her new paintings are less faithful to reality: the rooms blend actual, lived spaces with Suss's imagined visions as well as details she looked up online.
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With Homemaker, she reclaims the term, devoting herself to the domestic space, but to domains that are utterly of her own and that are fully under her control.
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A Quick Word About Bridal ShowersTraditionally, the bridal shower is for "showering" the bride with gifts to help her prepare for her new role as a wife and homemaker.
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While Kareena's Kia is an ambitious marketing manager, Arjun plays a stay-at-home husband who proclaims that all he wants is to be be a homemaker like mother.
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At home — where most LTC insurance policyholders use their benefits — Americans paid an average $21 per hour for a home health aid and $19 per hour for homemaker services.
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The former homemaker has achieved what many of today's workers can only dream of in retirement: She's financially independent and living in her own apartment in New York City.
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The narrative around Bob Nash is that he's violent and troubled, but he's also a homemaker who's perpetually shown doing domestic chores as he raises his three remaining children.
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My grandmother majored in phys ed in college, and while she spent most of her life as a homemaker, mother of five and community volunteer, she was always moving.
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He stayed home with Olive for the first year of her life, taking on the role of homemaker — he's recently reentered the workforce a little more than part-time.
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His father, also named Ladislav, was a welder, and his mother, Andela (Pucenkelová) Bittmanova, was a homemaker who rented out two rooms in their apartment to make ends meet.
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"I don't think that the Democrats treated him with very much respect," Jill Gregory, a homemaker who attended the Mississippi rally, said of Judge Kavanaugh in a phone interview.
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His father was a prominent lawyer in the city; his mother was a homemaker who read philosophy avidly and whose ancestors were among the first pioneers to settle Kansas.
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After his parents divorced, Hunter was raised by his paternal grandparents, John O'Dell, a janitor in a public library whose nickname, Jack, Hunter adopted; and Georgianna O'Dell, a homemaker.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father, who died when Glenn was 12, worked as a postal carrier and served as the song leader at his local church.
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And that was all before Betty White — at the height of her powers — joined the cast in Season 21973 as Sue Ann Nivens, the TV network's Happy Homemaker host.
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His father, William, made women's coats and suits, and his mother, Jean (Smith) Goldberg, was a homemaker who also raised money for the B'nai B'rith and other charitable organizations.
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O. S.) MY HAPPY FAMILY Wife, mother, daughter, homemaker, caretaker – Manana (a wonderful, sympathetic Ia Shugliashvili) is playing the usual domestic roles, none of them with much evident pleasure.
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Homemaker Cindy Masso, 31, was buying her first panals at the group's small bank on Friday and was planning to spend them on rice for her family on Saturday.
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Yuneisy Flores, a 31-year-old homemaker whose family live on the fourth floor, washes her dishes in cartons and strains the water to remove the leftovers of food.
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Chelsea Herron, a homemaker, wore a Meital Zano dress, while Katie Herron, who is a musician, wore an Alexander McQueen suit for their bohemian, rock 'n' roll-themed wedding.
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Her father, Daniel Henry Holmes Ingalls Sr., was a Sanskrit scholar at Harvard and decoded Japanese radio messages during World War II. Her mother, Phyllis (Day), was a homemaker.
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For nearly two centuries, the archetypal image of the accomplished Southern cook has been the maternal caricature of a Black woman, not the white mistress nor the white homemaker.
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Frances, a homemaker, and Peter, the controller of a fishing company, had also adopted a daughter two years before and were always open with their kids about their family history.
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"I saw Shafi was arrested and people were complaining so I thought I would also," said homemaker Amali Konara, 32, whose son Shafi was delivered by C-section in March.
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A homemaker with three children, Ms. Wilson began tilting toward art in her 30s, when she took a painting class at the Akron Art Institute (now the Akron Art Museum).
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Created to demonstrate stitching skills, both for employment and as a future homemaker, they range from alphabets in thread that proved literacy, to dense embroidery that showed off needlework talents.
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"I'm a homemaker and I'm here fighting for my family, for my children and parents, resisting the military's tear gas and soldiers on motorbikes," said Sobeida Monsalve, 42, in Urena.
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Generations of females flooding to the American workplace now had a popular example of a woman who found fulfillment in something other than simply being a wife, mother, and homemaker.
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It has been more than two decades, but the 33-year-old homemaker in McKinney, Texas, still remembers the first time she felt like an outsider because of her faith.
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Born July 12, 1938, in Tokyo to a graphic designer and a homemaker, Ishioka was a visual storyteller who took after her father's profession and her mother's forsaken creative endeavors.
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She grew up in Amityville, on Long Island, the older of two children of a landscape worker and a homemaker, and she went to medical school in the Dominican Republic.
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Both of his parents (his father was a dentist and his mother a homemaker) were active in local Republican politics, and the nickname he carried through life had Republican origins.
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His father, Theodore, a bricklayer, died in 1932, and Lefty and his siblings were reared in meager circumstances by his mother, the former Helen Purdy, a homemaker, who later remarried.
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"We feel that it is our God-given duty for the husband to be the breadwinner, and the mom to be the homemaker," said Ms. Hoover, who has two children.
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In 2017, the couple moved to a two-bedroom rental on the Upper West Side, within shouting distance of Lincoln Center — "a wonderful resource," said Ms. Deam, 65, a homemaker.
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Her mother, Bertha (Good) Iglauer, a homemaker, was originally from Wheeling, W.Va. Her father, Jay Iglauer, was executive vice president of Halle Brothers, Cleveland's major department store at the time.
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Allan Howard Steinfeld was born in Manhattan on June 7, 1946, to Sam Steinfeld, who worked in the import-export field, and the former Faye Litsky, a seamstress and homemaker.
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" She told Mr. White that her father, Melvin, an appliance repairman, and her mother, the former Hazel Redgell, a homemaker, were the inspirations for "I Was Made to Love Her.
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It's often unclear whether you're meant to laugh or scream at this tale of a homemaker (Jennifer Lawrence) and her husband (Javier Bardem), a poet with something like writer's block.
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Born April 1, 1932, in El Paso, Reynolds was the second child of Maxine Reynolds (née Harmon), a homemaker, and Raymond Francis Reynolds, a repairman and carpenter for Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Almost all of the changes have been more marginal than dramatic, and many are reasonable responses to big social shifts, most notably the decline of traditional "male breadwinner, female homemaker" households.
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The scenes resonated with her memories of being raised, the middle of three daughters, by a dentist father and homemaker mother in a Tudor house in Great Neck on Long Island.
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Lena Madelyn Gabriele was born on March 19633, 1924, in Fairmont, W.Va., a coal-mining city near Morgantown, to Costanzo Gabriele, a shoemaker from Italy, and Michelena (Potesta) Gabriele, a homemaker.
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By the time my mother was my age, she was married with two children, and very much a homemaker, whereas I'm happily single, childless, and still manage to butcher fried eggs.
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It was a sacrifice that the homemaker was willing to make, after yearning to start a family since she met and married Dominic while the two were attending Youngstown State University.
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People have derided Ms. Choi, who has no background in government or policy making, as an "ajumma," or homemaker, "from Gangnam," a Seoul district often associated with affluence and moral weakness.
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"We want this agency to do their job as fairly as possible," said Tita Hutagalung, a 50-year-old homemaker who joined the protest outside the election watchdog in central Jakarta.
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Her father, B. Leroy Gilbert, was the city's parks superintendent and a landscape architect, and her mother, Marjorie (Sparks) Gilbert, was a homemaker who later in life joined the Peace Corps.
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The janitor who returns each night to make clean what will only be made dirty tomorrow; the homemaker who cooks one meal, only to do it again in a few hours.
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His father worked for the Standard Electric Time Company, which made electric clocks; his mother was a homemaker and car enthusiast who encouraged her sons' lifelong interest in collecting classic automobiles.
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Mehmedovic, a homemaker with a grade-school education, was living with her husband, a security guard at a mine, and their two sons in a residential area just outside of Srebrenica.
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"Why coal, why now?" said Ms. Kanno, a homemaker in Yokosuka, the site for two of the coal-burning units that will be built just several hundred feet from her home.
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Ms. Crowe, who was a homemaker at that point, became active in the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and in SANE, the antinuclear group, holding meetings in her basement.
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Ms. Crowe, who was a homemaker at that point, became active in the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and in SANE, the antinuclear group, holding meetings in her basement.
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Her father, Owen, was a shipyard superintendent, and her mother, Nellie (Valentine) Brennan, was a homemaker whose inventive home cooking left an indelible impression on Ella, the fourth of six children.
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As the youngest of six born to Seymour, a used-car salesman, and Rita, a homemaker, Handler grew up in New Jersey and enjoyed summers at her family's home in Martha's Vineyard.
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Maya's family, there's two of them, and Maya's dad is a traveling musician and her mom is a homemaker, so I feel like they would have been more frugal with their money.
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Odette Sansom was a 28-year-old homemaker in Somerset, England when she answered the British War Office's call for images of the French coastline, offering photographs she had from her childhood.
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"In 2003 I got pregnant and I quit cold turkey, but after having my daughter, I never lost all the weight I'd gained," the homemaker and part-time actress, 42, tells PEOPLE.
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One woman posted a side-by-side comparison of this ad next to a 1979 ad for Mothercare homemaker toys, showing close to nothing has changed overall for little girls since then.
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Their dad works as a gaffer in film production and their mom is a homemaker and does most of the cooking, though on weekends they eat KFC, Pizza Hut, or Chinese takeout.
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Before the accident, "I had a lot of issues," says Smith, 18, who was adopted as an infant from Guatemala by his parents Joyce, a homemaker, and Brian, 65, a retired journalist.
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A homemaker of late middle age and barely bottled savagery, she dominates Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson's pitch-black Icelandic farce, "Under the Tree," with such quiet malevolence you can almost feel its vibrations.
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Her father was a postal clerk who protected mail on the railroad, as well as a civil rights activist and a political leader of Atlanta's black community; her mother was a homemaker.
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The middle-class daughter of a homemaker and a businessman, she grew up in and around Newark and began traveling to New York to hear music as soon as she was able.
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By his own admission Mr. Wong was a lackluster student in Hong Kong when his parents — a cook and a homemaker — shipped him off to Perth, Australia, for high school and college.
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Donald George Bragg was born on May 15, 1935, in Penns Grove, N.J., one of four children of George Bragg, who did construction work for DuPont, and Jean (McCoy) Bragg, a homemaker.
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The show, which at various points in its run was 21952 minutes or a half-hour long, told gently humorous tales of the fictional Johnny, a banker, and Mary Kay, a homemaker.
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"In Vietnam, people always think that a woman should be a wife, a mother and a homemaker, and when we step out to do business, we cannot fully fulfill these roles," she explains.
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The family belonged to two churches in Grand Junction, and Abby was enrolled in first grade at Bookcliff Christian School, where Jennifer, a homemaker, volunteered two days a week as a teacher's aide.
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"There was a lot of love in our house," Handler, 40, adds of growing up in New Jersey the youngest of six born to Seymour, a used-car salesman, and Rita, a homemaker.
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"As soon as he said my name, I knew that our lives would never be the same and that Adam wasn't coming home," the 31-year-old homemaker from Idaho Falls, tells PEOPLE.
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My mother, a blue-collar homemaker, saw that I liked looking through books and began teaching me how to read before I turned 0003; I entered kindergarten reading at a second-grade level.
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The youngest of five children (three sisters and a brother) born in Toledo, Ohio, to an attorney father and homemaker mother, the former Dawson's Creek breakout star understands the value of family time.
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Sheela Thanagaraj — a self-proclaimed homemaker who has been studying computer engineering in hopes of securing her first job — said she was excited for the opportunity to learn more about entry-level jobs.
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She lived in Lexington with her insurance salesman father Hargus Brown and homemaker mother Quincy Stanton Brown (the sister of recently deceased character actor Harry Dean Stanton), while she attended nearby Transylvania University.
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To avoid the sidelong glances or adulation of strangers, he and his wife, Grace Ng, a homemaker, no longer say their son's name in public, even when speaking about him with each other.
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Mr. Dougherty, a marketing coach, wanted to be closer to his job at a digital marketing agency in Merrick, N.Y. "Everything is right here in this area," said Ms. Dougherty, 50, a homemaker.
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Richard Nelson Bolles was born on March 19, 1927, in Milwaukee, the first of three children of Donald Clinton Bolles, an editor for The Associated Press, and the former Frances Fifield, a homemaker.
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I have to make these cookies for C., and I'm going to have a glass of wine while I do it and go full homemaker, because it's Thursday and I like wine. Boom.
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Moore's first major TV role was on the classic sitcom "The Dick Van Dyke Show," in which she played the young homemaker wife of Van Dyke's character, comedy writer Rob Petrie, from 1961-66.
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A different survey found that in 1994, 83% of men between the ages of 18 and 25 disagreed with the notion that a "male breadwinner, female homemaker" arrangement was in fact the superior household.
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His father was a politician, and his mother was a homemaker; they were not pleased with their son's decision to go to art school and declined to help him financially during his university years.
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Born in Brooklyn to a homemaker and a gardener for the New York City Parks Department, Epstein dropped out of college in the 1970s but soon became a teacher at Manhattan's prestigious Dalton School.
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Here, Julianne Moore stars as a homemaker who has an interracial affair with her late gardener's son (Dennis Haysbert) while her hard-drinking husband (Dennis Quaid) tries to repress his sexual interest in men.
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Here, Julianne Moore stars as a homemaker who has an interracial affair with her late gardener's son (Dennis Haysbert) while her hard-drinking husband (Dennis Quaid) tries to repress his sexual interest in men.
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Anna Pera, retired homemaker in Youngstown: 'I couldn't be happier with what he did' Those of us who follow the facts, like I couldn't be happier with what he did in this past year.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Elizabeth Isabella, a homemaker in Burbank, California, was driving car pool when her 10-year-old son Lachlan started reciting YouTube ads by U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg.
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Born to a mail carrier and a homemaker in this largely working-class town, he says his love of cooking came from his grandmother, in whose kitchen he learned the basics during the summers.
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Katharine Cook Briggs, a homemaker, and her daughter Isabel Myers were obsessed with Dr. Jung, but lacking in any psychological training when they began distributing the earliest version of the type indicator in 1943.
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His mother was a homemaker; his father, who was known as Ted, was an office clerk in a boiler factory who was laid off during the Depression and survived on New Deal government jobs.
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His father owned a construction company, and his mother was a homemaker who collected tea caddies, a hobby that Mr. Bramble later took up and wrote a book about, "A Tea Caddy Collection" (2017).
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Seven of these large-scale works are currently on view at Jack Shainman gallery for Suss's solo show, Homemaker, where they boldly usher the quiet comforts of home into the sterile, white-walled space.
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Eudys Olivier, a 39-year-old homemaker in a poor area of San Felix in southern Bolivar state, and her two children, live off her husband's bakery wage of just under $5 per month.
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"I would hope that this would bring about more safety from elected officials in both Mexico and America," said Ms. Bostwick, 35, a homemaker whose biological father still lives part of the time in Mexico.
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His father, Shantilal Karsandas Vadukul, was a traveling camera salesman and amateur photographer; his mother, the former Shantaben Vara, was a homemaker who later worked in crayon and wiring factories to supplement the family income.
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A daughter of a medicine woman, Ms. James, 55 and divorced, is a traditional Navajo homemaker: She cares for her ailing brother and mother, as well as her sheep, goats, herding dogs, chickens and horses.
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Scott is Ben Brigade, a remorseless bounty hunter and (again) a dead-wife avenger, but this time an abandoned frontier homemaker (Karen Steele) pushes him to question whether his latest bounty ought to be hanged.
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Her father pursued a doctorate in biology and genetics and later became a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University; her mother was initially a homemaker, then went to the local community college to study computer programming.
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"As soon as a new president is elected, Bissau will turn one of the gloomier pages of its history," said homemaker Virginia Mendes on her way to the shops in the capital Bissau this week.
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Handler noticed her daughter Barbara—who also went by "Babs" and, yes, "Barbie"—had a particular way of playing with paper dolls: she used them to imagine her adult life in roles besides parent and homemaker.
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The Early Years Born Adam Richard Wiles, Harris – the youngest of three kids born to biochemist David and homemaker Pamela – grew up in Dumfries, Scotland, before moving to London in 803 to pursue his music dreams.
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As much as a third of all economic activity in Puerto Rico is off the books — from the homemaker running a hair salon in her kitchen to the drug dealer working out of a tackle box.
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Patrick Phelan, Boston, on "Getting Up in the Night Is Your Wife's Job" (22016) The model of husband as breadwinner and wife as homemaker used to exist in every house on every street of every suburb.
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Hong-Sam Kim, a 13-year old retiree and his homemaker wife, Young-In Jung, 60, said the platform has helped them meet new people and find purpose through work, while also generating some additional income.
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Born in Baltimore to a postal worker and a homemaker, Mr. Rubenstein cycled in his early career between work as a lawyer and in government, including as a domestic policy adviser in the Carter White House.
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As Rosemary, Mia Farrow may start out meek and submissive, eager to please her husband and fulfill her duties as a homemaker and wife, but she evolves throughout the film, her anxieties and burdens becoming our own.
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It's also a foreign tourist hotspot, which sounds like a bad thing until you're taking 3 AM shots with a 45-year-old Japanese homemaker, an Irish grad student, and the CEO of an Australian surf company.
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" But Jen Tedesco, a homemaker in upstate New York, said she was "really disappointed" with L. L. Bean and what she said was a "one size fits all, super-stringent policy that is going to alienate customers.
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He grew up beside a four-lane highway in the blue-collar Chicago suburb of Maywood, a son of Bill and Verna, a tool-and-die maker and a homemaker, both from Muhlenberg County in western Kentucky.
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Traditional gender roles also emerge after a disaster with women becoming the homemaker while men take charge of finances and recovery efforts, according to a study by the Natural Hazards Center at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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"I have an empty stomach because I can't find food," said Jeannette Canozo, a 66-year-old homemaker, who said police used rubber bullets against protesters blocking a Caracas avenue with trash and bathtubs in the early morning.
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"They're killing us with hunger and thirst," said Gladys Martinez, 52, a homemaker, who joined the demonstration that blocked two lanes of the highway, snarling traffic and drawing dozens of police and National Guard troops to the scene.
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Music and movies Born Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff, the daughter of a Cincinnati music teacher and a homemaker, the crystal-voiced pop soprano changed her name to Day when, as a teen, she began singing on the radio.
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In Saletta, another town damaged by the quake, Adriana Ciocchetti, a homemaker and a grandmother from Pagliano, near Frosinone, said she had not known what to expect when she arrived as a volunteer for the Italian Red Cross.
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It was a break from a trajectory that started with a working-class childhood in Gallant, a small rural community in the foothills east of Gadsden, where his father was a construction worker and his mother a homemaker.
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One of the key turns in the film comes when we learn that the beautiful young mother who endlessly extols her family nest as a perfect sanctuary is in fact bitterly disillusioned with her life as a homemaker.
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Her father, Charles, a customs agent, left the family when Helen was a young child, and her mother, Ida (Hochman) Kahn, was a homemaker who rented out half their house, in the Bensonhurst section, to make ends meet.
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Harriette Brenneman Line was born on March 27, 1923, in Carlisle, Pa. Her father, J. Harvey Line, was a lawyer, and her mother, the former Harriet Brenneman, was a homemaker who taught her daughter to play the piano.
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Along the way Ms. Sedaris, as host, creates "Girl Scout-level" crafts ("potato ships," bottle cap castanets), dispenses kitchen tips ("Ouzo kills feelings") and occasionally breaks into song in the typically chipper demeanor of a professional TV homemaker.
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Before coming to Ottawa -- where she maintained a low profile and clocked excessive absences from the country -- Craft served as a trustee at the University of Kentucky and has previously identified herself as a philanthropist, consultant and homemaker.
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His mother, Faye (Chornow) Gerstein, was a homemaker who nurtured his early love of art by making scrapbooks of famous paintings for him and hanging reproductions of Picasso and Cézanne on the walls of their tiny basement flat.
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"Sometimes it's hard to find food because businesses hide it and then say it's the president's fault, even though we all know that's a lie," said Graciela Laya, 43, a homemaker, at a rally near the Supreme Court.
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Part of this has to do with what's known as "the second shift" — the idea that women who've moved into the workplace do the labor of a job and then come home and perform the labor of a homemaker.
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"Trump is going to hear our trumpet call," said anti-abortion activist Sandy Prescott, 61, a homemaker from Roswell, Georgia, who was part of a group of about 100 people demanding an end to federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Bumpers had been content with her life as an elementary schoolteacher and homemaker in nearby Charleston, where her husband was born, when he rocketed to the Arkansas governorship in 1970, running as a liberal Democrat and a relative unknown.
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The son of a stockbroker father and homemaker mother, Mr. Cavill grew up in family of five boys on the island of Jersey, a crown dependency off the Normandy coast, and was educated at Stowe, an elite British school.
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Dorcas Lillian Bates was born on July 22, 1926, in Woodbury, N.J. Her mother, Dorcas Lillian Webb, was a homemaker, and her father, Frederick Bates, was an electrician at the Drexel Institute of Technology, now known as Drexel University.
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"We are proud that part of the manger is back in Bethlehem because we feel that the soul of God is with us more than before," said Chris Giacaman, 53, a Bethlehem homemaker, as she stood outside the church.
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Janet Inez Weinberg was born in Manhattan on April 3, 1955, and grew up in Highland Park, N.J. Her father, Herbert, was a stockbroker, and her mother, Esther (Hariton) Weinberg, was a homemaker who died when Janet was 3.
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His father, John, a retired lumber salesman turned actor, and his mother, Mary Lou, a homemaker, would send Paxton and his siblings with a nanny to a nearby motel whenever they threw festive bashes at their house in Fort Worth.
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It turns out that when all you have is tweets or Facebook messages, it is difficult to tell if the author is a bot, a person who is micro-blogging, or someone in Saint Petersburg pretending to be a Minnesota homemaker.
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Pamela says in new legal docs ... she's made "good faith and reasonable efforts" to land work as an actress but, given her age, "the current market for actresses" and the time she's been a homemaker ... it's been next to impossible.
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" Added a 20163-year-old female respondent who described herself as a homemaker, "Both Trump and Sanders are non-establishment candidates who are not bought by the special interests that have control over policy and legislation because of their 'bribes.
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His mother, Julia (Toyos) González, was a homemaker who also did secretarial work at New York University and, for a time, for the F.B.I. Ms. González-Altomari said her father filled the house with music when his children were young.
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Her father, Adrian, who was from a Yiddish-speaking Romanian family, was a businessman who got his start working in his father's hosiery business; her mother, Theresa (Roth) Michelsohn, who was from a German-speaking Hungarian family, was a homemaker.
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Growing up in Christchurch, on the South Island of New Zealand, the son of an apprentice boilermaker father — who later ran a sporting goods store — and a homemaker mother, Mr. Dickison felt he was "destined" for a museum curator's job.
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"I have no other option, I have two children ... I have to cook," said Perez, 39, a homemaker, standing next to an improvised wood stove on her porch at the edge of the 108,000 hectare (267,000 acre) Henri Pittier National Park.
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Born in 1943, she was raised to be a homemaker (she knitted and quilted and clipped recipes), and that domestic model loomed as a hoped-for lifesaver whenever her heart was broken or when her early amphetamine habit became especially dangerous.
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He was so tired the next day that his mother, 44-year-old single homemaker Diana Nunez, had to browbeat him into doing his workout routine, which includes a makeshift weightlifting session with two sand-filled bottles strung to a pole.
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By the time Dana was 30, she was a homemaker with five children, all skinny like their mom and blond like their dad, with the kinds of names that sound perfect for a charming family sitcom: Rosie, Mikey, Vicky, Timmy, Mary.
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Mr. Lepage treats us to a brief survey of the building's other inhabitants and a more detailed look at his own family — a taxi-driver father, a homemaker mother and three siblings, as well as a grandmother succumbing to dementia.
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In 1967, at the age of 14, Lake navigated through communes and love-ins after her parents, a homemaker mom and former-Marine-turned-artist, "dropped out" of society and gave her a note granting their permission to live on her own.
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The 35-year-old Seattle homemaker had spent much of her life trying to keep away from her parents' self-described fundamentalist branch of the Mormon faith and Colonia LeBaron - her polygamist father's Mexico community where some of the massacre victims were from.
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Greenberg, like many of his characters, grew up in the shadow and thrall of New York City, in East Meadow, Long Island, the younger son of a homemaker, Shirley, and a movie-theater executive, Leon, alongside his older brother, Edward, an investment banker.
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Her mother, the former Ann McDowell, was a homemaker who worked in a munitions factory during and after World War II. In high school, Katie took an aptitude test, and the results hinted that she might have a future as an architect.
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She settled on three subjects: Lina, a married homemaker having an affair with her high school boyfriend; Maggie, a teenager in a clandestine relationship with one of her teachers; and Sloane, a restaurant owner whose husband likes watching her with other men.
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The author may have been raised (in the 1960s and '70s) by Marty Frank, the owner of a medical-equipment business, and his wife, Merona, a homemaker, but his surrogate parents were Hankie, who was Marty's sister, and Irving, who was Merona's brother.
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The son of a Brooklyn exterminator and a homemaker, he caught the politics bug in 1968 as a Harvard undergraduate campaigning for Eugene McCarthy, and disappointed his parents by running for the New York State Assembly at 23, fresh out of Harvard Law.
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Nelli Huerta, a homemaker who was waiting for a bus in Tablas del Pozo, about halfway up the Mexicable route, with her 10-year-old daughter, said she had used the cable car a few times but preferred to travel on terra firma.
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Mr. Ganz won the Donatello Award, Italy's Oscar equivalent, for his role as a quiet, poetic waiter who bonds with a runaway homemaker in "Bread and Tulips" (2000), an Italian-Swiss comic drama, but most of his work was in German-language films.
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Betty White (Sue Ann Nivens, the 'Happy Homemaker') After her role as the host of a homemaking show on "Mary Tyler Moore," Betty White went on to appear in "The Golden Girls," and was nominated for an Emmy for seven years in a row.
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It's precisely the setting you might expect for a home entertaining show that begins its holiday special episode with Sedaris in an elegant updo and red lipstick — very Suzy Homemaker — and ends with her being attacked by a cursed nutcracker doll named Colonel Nutley.
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It was a progressive concept that marked a shift in popular and political culture — and would go on to influence a generation of women, including Oprah Winfrey, and inspire them to visualized a world for themselves outside of simply being a wife and homemaker.
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Nutritionist Janette Kelley resided in this three-bedroom, two-bath abode during the 1930s and '40s, while she was running the General Mills test kitchen, cooking up hundreds of classic recipes as well as the very famous — and very fictional — all-American homemaker Betty Crocker.
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The ACL conducts the surveys that provide the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) with "data from those receiving transportation, homemaker and meal services, visiting senior centers, or taking part in other programs funded by the Older Americans Act," according to the Associated Press.
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It was a progressive concept that marked a shift in popular and political culture — and would go on to influence a generation of women, including Oprah Winfrey, and inspire them to visualized a world for themselves outside of simply being a wife and homemaker.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Corcoran explains how it was her mother, a working-class homemaker who raised 10 children in a two-bedroom house in New Jersey, who gave her the tools to be productive and focused throughout her career.
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"Even though Bill Gates could afford it, Bill Gates could get some rare disease we don't have a cure for right now, and his medical bills could wipe him out, for all we know," Sharon, a 0003-year-old homemaker enrolled in Medicaid expansion, responded.
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The sellers offered to leave a glass coffee table and a dove-gray sectional, charging a nominal sum for the two pieces, "and they just sort of threw in the baby grand because they didn't want to take it," said Ms. Cleland, 62, a homemaker.
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She was mostly a homemaker but always had side jobs, so most of my memories of her are of her standing over the stove—and when we cleaned out her apartment after she passed away in 2015, we found so many cans of tomato sauce.
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In an article in the journal Feminist Studies, Rosalind Pollack Pechesky explores how the Christian right became defined by two "interlocking themes": opposition to feminism (and thus to provisions that would threaten the female-homemaker model) and opposition to government intervention in private corporations.
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Growing up in Southern California in the '25s, where he once worked as the Easter bunny at Bullock's department store, Mr. Mackie, the only son of a frequently absent military man and a homemaker of fragile health, found relief and escape at the movies.
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Meyer's had made its way into higher-end grocery stores like Whole Foods nationwide in the mid-aughts, the New York Times Magazine nailed the brand's throwback packaging, and the virtuous rural Midwestern homemaker for whom it was named, as part of the allure.
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Mr. Harris favors rolling back the 2015 Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage, and this summer a video of one of his sermons surfaced in which he said a woman's biblical "core calling" was to be a homemaker, not to pursue a career.
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Matriarch and picture perfect homemaker (Witherspoon) Elena doesn't get along well with her new tenant — the women are as different as day and night in almost every way — and as their lives become inextricably intertwined, Elena and Mia's minor discomfort develops into a raging firestorm.
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Building on the vocabulary of the femme fatale (fur, beads, feathers and satin sheaths) as well as the homemaker (knits and mohair, "hairy" fabrics), she built from a base of 1970s ERA-era corduroy suiting and patchwork snakeskin and leather coats and buckled boots.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 Albert John Dunlap was born on July 26, 53, in Hoboken, N.J. Differing family accounts say his father was either a dockworker or a boilermaker and his mother either a store clerk or a homemaker.
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Because for Singer — who has been on her own since she was 16 and worked hard as a wife, homemaker, and True Faith jewelry co-owner until divorcing her husband Mario after 22 years of marriage — the thought that she "doesn't work" was insulting beyond belief.
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"But this much is clear: one hour of typical prime time gives us two women sex-crime victims, one grop-ee on poppers, one murderess, one stockbroker/nude model, one homemaker/nude model, Barbara Walters, and a roving gang of menacing lesbians," Eagan concludes the article.
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The youngest of four daughters born to a haberdasher who had once tried to break into vaudeville and a homemaker mother who later worked as a secretary, she grew up in "a big, old, drafty, kind of awful farmhouse" in a rural area outside of Topeka, Kan.
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That's true of "Jeanne Dielman," an unblinking three-and-a-half-hour look at an outwardly impassive Belgian homemaker (Delphine Seyrig) who turns tricks in her immaculate, sterile apartment amid other quotidian activities like folding sheets and making a meatloaf for more than three deliberate minutes.
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Out of my small apartment in New York, I was able to talk, with a clear connection, to a mango salesman on the outskirts of Mumbai, a farmer in rural Pune and an enterprising homemaker in Kerala, who all depend on the same app to communicate.
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But she was unhappy in her role as homemaker, writing in the 1955 poem "Captive": I think about it and yet I know I'll never be able to leave this cage Even if the warden should let me go I've lost the strength to fly away.
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Related monthly costs can be eye-popping: a median $4,000 for care at an assisted-living facility ($48,000 yearly), $7,400 for a semi-private room in a nursing home ($1303,000 a year), $4,200 for a home health aide ($50,400 annually) and $4,000 for homemaker services ($48,000 a year).
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In the clip, posted on Stewart's Instagram, the legendary homemaker is in a dark room and cracks an egg into a blender bowl then turns it on to start mixing up what is sure to be an attention-grabbing scene with Righteous Brothers' Unchained Melody playing in the background.
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I fell in love with a 19-year-old rock climber, married a 20-year-old animal lover, started a family with a 24-year-old mother, then built a farm with a 25-year-old homemaker, and today I'm married to a 27-year-old woman of wisdom.
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This was not a case of compromising her art for her domestic duties: She took her roles as mother, lover, and homemaker as facets of her role as artist, adapting those identities to suit her creative life, and discarding the past century's ideals wherever they impeded her own convictions.
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Related monthly costs can be eye-popping: a median $4,000 for care at an assisted-living facility ($48,000 yearly), $7,400 for a semi-private room in a nursing home ($89,000 a year), $4,1303 for a home health aide ($50,400 annually) and $4,000 for homemaker services ($48,000 a year).
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In a 2014 paper written with Anne Koenig, a social psychologist at the University of San Diego, Eagly reported that the jobs most commonly associated with men include business professional, politicians, C.E.O. and lawyer while the jobs most commonly associated with women included teacher, secretary, nurse and homemaker.
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Laurie typified the Final Girl trope from the start: She was "too smart" for boys and dressed like a dowdy homemaker, in contrast to the other girls with their trendy fashion and sexual exploration; in other words, she embodied the kind of chaste virtue that ensured her survival.
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The Molinari brothers were exposed to the game at a young age, trailing after their grandparents and parents — their father is a dentist, and their mother is a homemaker — on weekend trips to the course in the Alp-fringed city of Turin, host of the 270 Winter Olympics.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2019 Donald Mitchell Stewart was born on July 8, 1938, in Chicago to Elmer Ashton Stewart, a Post Office employee, and Anna Lucy (Mitchell) Stewart, a homemaker who sold encyclopedias to help put her son and daughter through college.
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Although some of the arguments pushed by Schlafly in the 1970s -- including opposition to military service for women and support for a woman's role as a homemaker -- have become largely outdated as women have gained rights and more equal status in the decades since, abortion remains a flashpoint.
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