Rearing and nurturing is women's work, but also letting go.
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"Oh, that's right, I forgot," he said, rearing up magisterially.
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The result gave Mr. Merritt a rare and unsettled rearing.
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In fashion and food shame is rearing its head, too.
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Nor was the rearing cobra in the Shelby Mustang area.
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Back then, Dr. Spock was the only guide for child-rearing.
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Abe pledged to provide financial support for child rearing and education.
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She said that mothers should be more involved in child-rearing.
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A lot goes into the care and rearing of dairy animals.
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Autocracy kept rearing its many heads, and people started getting killed.
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They split the child-rearing costs and neither gets spousal support.
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Ah racism, how you love to keep rearing your ugly head.
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" Beyond the bedroom, there was collective child-rearing and "industrial communion.
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He turned to religious themes and social commentary about child rearing.
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He assumed they would share household responsibilities and child rearing equally.
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Forces long presumed dead and buried are rearing their ugly heads.
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Then, the next day, you'll come back rearing to go harder.
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"My work would improve my child rearing, and my child rearing would help me with my job," Ms. Marumo said as her daughter, Sumire, squirmed in her lap and tried to shove cookies into her mouth.
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He is boyishly handsome with an upper class rearing — the consummate gentleman.
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Elsewhere in Sichuan, a company called Gooddoctor is rearing six billion cockroaches.
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Also, hand-rearing and individual socialization is a hard and trying job.
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For people in rich countries, the economics of child-rearing are different.
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Even mild forms of distress affect work, child-rearing and physical health.
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Black Philip then goes rearing and bucking about, clearly pleased with himself.
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The bad news: Valentine's Day is once again rearing its ugly head.
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"I will not stop rearing livestock, I love my cattle," he said.
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Karate became a savored indulgence, squeezed in between work and child rearing.
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During the Q. & A., she spoke of child rearing with great disgust.
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She looks like a generic mother figure in a child-rearing manual.
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For many, the most productive work years coincide with child-rearing years.
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There are also clear generational differences that are tied to child rearing.
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Do not question or pressure women about pregnancy and rearing children. 9.
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The term redemption is one that has been rearing its head frequently.
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Economically, child-rearing costs have skyrocketed in much of the developed world.
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And if it's rearing its head, it can be a very dangerous thing.
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As we previously reported, her ex, Tyga, is questioning her child-rearing skills.
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We're looking forward to this unique opportunity of hand-rearing our little one.
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That hasn't stopped the argument from rearing its head over and over again.
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The results spell out the importance of having child-rearing be combined effort.
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It could ruin millions of pig-rearing smallholders in places just like Waijinggou.
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Some struggling farmers cope by switching crops or rearing sheep instead of planting.
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The pilot project will begin by rearing 10 to 15 rodents in Tanzania.
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Guangdong, a major pig-rearing province in southern China, has been hit hard.
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But instead of rearing its ugly head, SeptemBERT stayed away from Fort Worth.
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But I also used exercise fads, child-rearing fads, and child-naming fads.
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But there may be a downside to this backyard-style of rearing poultry.
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" His mom and dad were equal breadwinners and "equal partners in child rearing.
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And for the same main reason: Women spend more time on child rearing.
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With the demands of modern-day child-rearing, parents feel enough guilt already.
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Monumentally, Cracked Up illuminates the abuse masquerading as child-rearing experienced by many.
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Did you grow up with child-rearing wisdom that is now considered outdated?
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"I don't see heavy inflation rearing its head for a while," Wright said.
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Winterson imposed on her in the name of rearing a God-fearing Christian.
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You can't have a conversation today without the D-word rearing its head.
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I am concerned that violence is also rearing its head in the political realm.
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It's a visceral, raw look at the physical reality of childbearing and child-rearing.
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Kristen Bell knows the tricks of the trade when it comes to child rearing.
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The bottom line: Child-rearing costs have skyrocketed in much of the developed world.
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"It's an issue that is going to keep rearing its ugly head," she said.
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When the cult of true womanhood began to take shape, child-rearing manuals proliferated.
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It acquired the world's most advanced animal rearing, meat processing and food distribution technology.
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He sprang forward to attack it, rearing, and lifting the boy off his legs.
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The manatee calves were not suckling with their mothers well and needed hand-rearing.
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Suffice it to say that certain aspects of child rearing took a back seat.
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It's spring, even if the last vestige of winter chill keeps rearing its head.
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Vets are hand-rearing the kitten, who is still too young to care for herself.
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But they also learned about the surprisingly involved role dad wolverines play in kit-rearing.
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Increasing the bond with your horse unlocks tricks such as rearing, skid turns and dressage.
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The woman is more focused on long-term stability because that's better for child-rearing.
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For most of them, long working hours make doing their share of child-rearing impossible.
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"That's been my life for the past 20 some years, battling and rearing," she explained.
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This survey asks Americans about their family structures, sexual practices, child rearing, and drug habits.
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A similar sort of populism is rearing its head in Europe in response to migration.
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An accompanying DVD, released the following year, is the most watched child-rearing DVD ever.
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Communities are dependent on common lands for farming, fishing, livestock rearing, salt manufacturing, and grazing.
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These men are generally not engaged in other productive activities like education or child-rearing.
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Letters Balancing child-rearing and work outside the home may be more challenging than ever.
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Brazelton did not always subscribe to her husband's child-rearing theories, The Boston Globe reported.
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Moreover, using the child-rearing questionnaire, African-Americans score as far more authoritarian than whites.
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The bulk of the child-rearing duties is on me, because I earn significantly less.
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She sought out parents whose children impressed her and picked their brains on child-rearing.
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Dutch fathers believe in taking a more equal role in child-rearing and household chores.
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What aspects of nunchi do you think American parents should incorporate in their child-rearing?
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You need to discuss what is appropriate for your child and collaborate in rearing her.
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About 50 million people in the Sahel are pastoralists whose livelihoods depend on rearing livestock.
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I can't imagine dealing with debt stress and child-rearing or elder care, for example.
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And some here are wondering whether Mississippi's shameful past is once again rearing its ugly head.
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Pigs are considered unclean in Judaism, which forbids both their rearing as well as pork consumption.
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The singer and Guy haven't gotten along for years, and fought constantly over child-rearing issues.
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"You just have to wing it," she answered when asked the secret to successful child rearing.
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Large-scale experiments in pig-rearing are under way in the form of multi-storey farms.
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Such policies should encourage female participation and foster accessible avenues for family planning and child rearing.
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They frequently have to juggle their own careers and, often, child-rearing, with their caregiving responsibilities.
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So I wonder how this new era will react to a bear market rearing its head.
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That's evidenced by the former journalist's shocked face and her body literally rearing back in surprise.
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That echoes concerns across the Atlantic about child-rearing becoming a new battleground for class warfare.
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His party's recently released manifesto backs up this view of women as glorified child-rearing machines.
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Our sources say they have had no problem on co-parenting, which includes child-rearing decisions.
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You could say that to foster marriage and child-rearing, it really does take a village.
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Why do moms still feel like most of the burden of child rearing is on them?
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The thieves eventually grew into organized, heavily armed criminal gangs, marauding across the cattle-rearing region.
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As an Australian parenting expert, I'm often interviewed on national television to discuss child-rearing issues.
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Shedd has a dedicated Chick Rearing Unit, with temperature controlled habitats, regular checkups and a special diet.
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Her suggestions about how to make child rearing easier for constituents are met with resistance by many.
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Men who worked more than 10 hours a day had little or no participation in child rearing.
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For Ahmed, trying to block that policy from rearing its ugly head again is a top priority.
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The mothers who try to combine work and child-rearing are often left unsatisfied by the experience.
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Unfortunately for Chinese carnivores, however, the country has had trouble rearing enough pigs to meet growing demand.
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Millennials—who are putting off child-rearing—are now the largest group of pet-owners in America.
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The affair highlighted a pattern of fake news on social media platforms rearing its head in Africa.
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And with Craig David climbing back up the charts, the underground community is also rearing its head.
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Santa Cruz province, where the wildfires have burned, is a critical area for agriculture and cattle-rearing.
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Eventually, the potency of the venom, plus the rearing behavior, led to the rise of spitting cobras.
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It has walloped the tens of millions of Chinese who depend on pig-rearing for their livelihood.
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"Tribalism is rearing its ugly head," says the finance minister, who happens to be an ethnic German.
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You're hoping you can fix all that through your own rearing of your children and you can't.
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If they are not ready we have great players on the bench who are rearing to go.
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"You just have to wing it," Kardashian West answered when asked the secret to successful child rearing.
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More Maasai should also consider rearing hybrid cattle, such as the Holstein-Friesian dairy cow, he added.
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During the next few days, older women teach them the skills of seduction, housekeeping, and child rearing.
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Have parents, teachers and society at large thrown up their hands and relinquished child rearing to smartphones?
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Farms where rearing has already started will be allowed to continue production until the animals are culled.
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However, they were suddenly expected to give this up again, and instead focus on childbearing and rearing.
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As more men share child rearing, quality and affordable child care will be a boon for them.
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We stand near the middle of the square, beside an ash-coated fountain of a rearing horse.
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The researchers asked a wide variety of questions, on everything from child-rearing to national anthem protests.
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Take ground beef: it's one of the key ingredients in a burger and comes from rearing cattle.
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Spending gets entangled with family rivalries and relationships, with authority issues, with child rearing values and practices.
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Rearing and slaughtering animals is an inefficient way to produce food, says Bruce Friedrich of the GFI.
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From Wikipedia, Gabel downloaded an image of an oil painting: George Washington on a rearing white horse.
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The hope is to open the complex's first structure — an aquaculture building for rearing fish — by 2019.
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Panda rearing has become a rare and unusual field of partnership between the United States and China.
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Dobson rose to prominence as a proponent of conservative social positions and relatively strict child-rearing practices.
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But a few cases see gravity rearing its head, like low frequency waves created by some ocean disturbances.
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The individual vials look like unnaturally thick earthworms, except that some are rearing like snakes about to strike.
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"You just have to wing it," Kardashian West, 38, answered when asked the secret to successful child rearing.
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But it's one member of the group, the magnetic litigator Jude, whose troubled childhood keeps rearing its head.
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So were those whose parents couldn't bear this kind of child-rearing responsibility or couldn't find an alternative.
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At first glance, this section appears completely insensitive and out of touch with modern approaches to child-rearing.
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But there is one statistical anomaly that keeps rearing its head that I'd like to call 'bullshit' on.
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Because burying beetles co-parent their offspring, the pheromone helps them focus on what's important: rearing successful youngins.
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For more kitty sweetness and orphan-rearing tricks of the trade, follow Kitten Lady on YouTube or Instagram.
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First of all, we were starting all over again and I didn't save any previous child-rearing notes.
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At the risk of oversimplifying, well-off parents make college a child-rearing priority as early as preschool.
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Of course, in a perfectly equal world, men would do much more child-rearing than they do now.
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Two major reasons for that are the absurd costs of child-rearing and the lack of family support.
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Once the chick has hatched, the parents will take turns rearing their offspring and finding food at sea.
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When workforce logic pervades parenthood, then child-rearing takes on the competitiveness and status-seeking of professional culture.
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Decades-old grudges against Tom are rearing their heads, and several senators are voting for Senator Laura Montez.
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Wekesa's in-laws have now accepted her and she lives peacefully near Lake Victoria, rearing chickens and ducks.
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I never read any child rearing books when I was raising my daughters; maybe that was my problem!
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Everyone was hard at work doing something: child-rearing, laundry, weaving baskets, cooking coconut rice in bamboo cylinders.
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Actually, the parents' role in rearing safe drivers starts long before children can see over the steering wheel.
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The characters are entering into new phases of their lives, grappling with aging bodies, divorce and child-rearing.
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In the past, marriage was often an economic arrangement based on a division of labor and child-rearing.
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" Grind himself is "the initial subject of what became known as the Constant Friction Method of Child Rearing.
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Specifically: Rearing millions of mosquitoes at a relatively low cost, and sorting them efficiently into males and females.
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In Japan, women shoulder most of the child rearing, while men work extraordinarily long hours in paid employment.
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Parents and child-rearing experts have come up with a few ways to instill generosity as a lifelong value.
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Like most aspects of child-rearing, breastfeeding can be a very complicated and personal journey from start to finish.
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For large swaths of the West, wildfires have always been common, rearing up for a few months each year.
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Yet despite all the French do to support child-rearing, the country's birth rate has suddenly gone into decline.
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Grace and Frankie is the perfect example of the "it takes a village" method of child-rearing in action.
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The neglect statutes are designed to punish inadequate and dangerous child-rearing practices that are emotionally or physically harmful.
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That's a shift from four decades ago, when more Americans viewed marriage and child-rearing as gateways to adulthood.
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The group provides financial support to its related parties involved in the rearing and processing of poultry and cattle.
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But the pollen in the air has you wondering — could this actually be your allergies rearing their sneezy heads?
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Like film stars, competing mares no longer have to take time off—or lose muscle tone—for child-rearing.
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But the water is full of gross objects and the clown has a habit of rearing out of it.
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Studies confirm that when fathers take leave, they are more likely to be involved in critical child rearing activities.
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This could be the vanity of millennials that Boomers and Gen X'ers keep warning us about rearing its head.
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For years, scholars, activists and mothers have criticized policies that place the burden of child-rearing overwhelmingly on women.
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Research suggests career breaks and the lower hours that are sometimes associated with child rearing also play a role.
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But when it comes to household chores and child-rearing, a good number say that women should do more.
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Here's hoping that involves a few more instances of Westbrook rearing back and getting that shit out of here.
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The former refers to REARing a child, and the latter hints at bringing up the REAR in a line.
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Regardless of education or income, mothers do not always welcome or support the father's equal participation in child rearing.
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Mired in the everyday minutiae of child rearing, she experiences an electric charge from parenting, a warmth and glow.
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Some even argued that men need to share housework and child rearing, otherwise there would be no good sex.
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The third work, "Amazonian on Rearing Horse", was a drawing by Constantin Guys which had been in private ownership.
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There were discussions on sidewalks and over backyard fences about dog ownership — unfamiliar to Hasidic families — and child rearing.
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This is evidenced by the monotony of child-rearing chores, demoralizing social cliques and career pressures they must endure.
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The Association of Zoos and Aquariums does not recommend free contact with tigers except when hand-rearing abandoned cubs.
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" But with the beat crashing louder and the guitar rearing up, her conclusion becomes inevitable: "I'll figure it out.
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We heard the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, yesterday, saying that those who are against globalization are rearing their heads.
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Maria Sibylla Merian, like many European women of the 17th century, stayed busy managing a household and rearing children.
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It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents.
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Our research demonstrates that child-rearing priorities had little correlation with Americans' partisan identities as recently as the 1990s.
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But failure can be instructive, too (as is the fashion these days in both tech startups and child rearing).
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To symbolize Liberty, one woman, impressively, rides a rearing white horse bareback, backwards, clutching a knife and a hammer.
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"Highlights from 100 years of expert solicitude confirm the dirty little secret of child rearing: Though parenting gurus preach the supreme importance of consistency, their own shifting wisdom is proof of its impossibility," Ann Hulbert, the author of "Raising America" (2003), a sweeping history of child-rearing advice, wrote in this magazine.
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The planned delay in new rearing will inevitably lead to a drop in output but it was difficult to estimate at this stage how big it would be, a ministry official said, adding that a large number of producers had sold their birds before Christmas and started rearing new ones since then.
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Of course men are forced every day to become genetic – but not gestational or rearing/social parents—against their will.
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Her approach to child-rearing is loving, fatalistic and far removed from the "helicopter parenting" so common in rich countries.
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"[There are] a lot of people that still think it's a woman's job to do the child rearing," he said.
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"Authoritarianism" is instead measured by four questions on child-rearing—such as whether respect for elders matters more than independence.
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" He says more NGOs should "empower women to control the whole process: rearing, collectively bargaining, and finding routes to market.
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She is learning to be the mother her life demands, rearing the sort of brave humans the future will require.
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In the poem "To Yvor Winters, 1955," Thom Gunn compared Winters's rearing of writers to his training of Airedale terriers.
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Bond yields were rearing up there too, with the benchmark 10-year bond yield going as high as 12.15 percent.
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But I also know that I am not my father, and I have a totally different understanding of child-rearing.
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The traditional division of labor and gender roles related to the birth and rearing of offspring also play a role.
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Khan, who was the opposition leader at the time, said that his followers were rearing to join the protest. Gen.
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And more than 30% of female albatross in a Hawaiian colony bonded for life, sharing chick-rearing duties, researchers wrote.
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Everything is plausible — even the jackbooted Dick Cheney rearing his poisonous head to call for the reboot of Torture Inc.
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American women are having fewer children than ever before, a trend some medical experts have attributed to delayed child rearing.
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It certainly helps that more investors are women and are in the thick of their child-bearing and rearing years.
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Under pressure at home to maintain their child-rearing responsibilities, many professionally minded mothers are opting for part-time work.
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At Teposcolula, a long-standing question in epidemiological history was rearing its head through oval-shaped holes in the ground.
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Traditional jobs were beneath their station; education was reserved for the domestic arts; even child-rearing was delegated to the help.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese bachelors looking for love can now learn child-rearing skills to boost their chances of finding a partner.
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But as every character on Orange Is the New Black knows, the past has a nasty habit of rearing its head.
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"Flamingo hand-rearing is very common in zoological facilities," Chuck Cerbini, curator of birds at the zoo, told the Toledo Blade.
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My idea of parenting will reinforce that child rearing is an equal partnership, not one colored by pre-assigned societal stereotypes.
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Experts see it as an important factor in successful child-rearing, along with things such as genetic predisposition and external circumstances.
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It will ask up to 103 questions about matters such as child-rearing, attitudes to Israel and experience of anti-Semitism.
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First stop, Mount Etjo Safari Lodge, where Annette Olefose has had great success in hand-rearing orphaned black and white rhinos.
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It doesn't take much of a deep dive into the Blackpool grime scene to see some of its uglier qualities rearing.
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Several parents have been charged with "failure to execute child-rearing responsibilities" for allowing their children to attend gatherings in May.
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After all, there is no child-rearing practice that more ostentatiously screams cosmopolitan upper class than having your kid learn Mandarin.
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"Right at the beginning of Smoke + Mirrors was really when A.S. was rearing it's head in a big way," he recalls.
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Separately, the government also plans to raise the minimum wage from next year as well as pensions and child rearing subsidies.
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It verged on caricature—Roy Rogers on a rearing horse, on top of a New York taxi in rush-hour traffic.
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Debate topics include President Obama's legacy, sexism, child-rearing techniques, the different experiences of immigrants and African-Americans, among many others.
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In recent years the business of rearing insects for human consumption - known as entomophagy - has begun to take off in Kenya.
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This relaxed attitude toward child-rearing runs counter to the stereotype of Germans as uptight, but it's true across the board.
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It's a complicated tale of police negligence, teenage secrets, and the ghosts of racial violence rearing their heads in the present.
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His wife, Ally (Daisy Haggard), is also committed to and disillusioned by the reality of rearing their children, Luke and Ava.
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And because women still bear most of the responsibility of child-rearing, when schools are suspended that risk may be compounded.
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Before Dr. Brazelton began practicing medicine in the early 943s, the conventional wisdom about babies and child rearing was unsparingly authoritarian.
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The atmosphere in the new tuna-rearing facility in the small coastal town of Mazzaron, in southeastern Spain, is dead calm.
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This is, in large part, because women spend more time on child rearing than men do, whether by choice or not.
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Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots play a young couple trapped in a housing project and given an onerous task: child rearing.
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Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots play a young couple trapped in a housing project and given an onerous task: child rearing.
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Millennial men in particular say they want to be an equal partner with their spouses in child-rearing and household chores.
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He sits opposite Mukamurenzi Anasthasie, who is rearing two grandchildren and two orphans in a house with neither plumbing nor electricity.
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Mothers and fathers have expanded their influence on their children's lives beyond school, into career, marriage, housing purchase and child-rearing.
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Ms. Merrill had some regrets about her late-blooming acting career, which had been forestalled because of her child-rearing responsibilities.
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The boom threatens Latin American forests and Arctic ice caps alike, as cattle-rearing prompts land-clearing and emits greenhouse gases.
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"The violence that has always threatened Israel is rearing its ugly head here in America, with alarming frequency," Mr. Bloomberg said.
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Government-funded child care can be an enormous help to people struggling to balance child-rearing responsibilities with their career aspirations.
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When rearing the moths, developers incorporated what they call a self-limiting gene that makes female offspring die shortly after hatching.
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When grandparents suddenly find themselves back in the child-rearing business, taxes are likely far from the forefront of their minds.
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" He also said the painting's rearing horse image suggests "a freedom and power all too often denied black people in America.
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Even dad, who is usually not part of the child rearing process, has shown interest in getting to know the new arrival.
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He grew up on a 25-acre farm in County Meath, rearing pigs, tending vegetables, and eating his mother's hand-churned butter.
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Cricket farming for now may be an art, but Ovipost — starting with the rearing process — wants to turn it into a science.
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I'm the youngest of three boys, both of the older two are very heterosexual football-watching, married, child-rearing, cornfed Midwestern guys.
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It is a clear message to the women and girls of Wind Gap: Good ones are subservient, child-rearing, self-sacrificing wives.
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Nationwide, dog ownership is climbing, fueled in part by millennials who are postponing marriage and child-rearing — and getting a pet instead.
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For women, the child-rearing impulse decreases with age, but among men, studies suggest that it can increase as they get older.
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And if the world improves standards in the meat-rearing operations that remain, some of that may even be shared with animals.
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As it was, both channelled their energies into child-rearing and, in Myers's case, theories for the promotion of harmonious marital relations.
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One reason the wage gap widens with age is because women still take on more child-rearing and household duties than men.
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This year we have reason to believe that the PSL will be rearing its carved head as early as August — that's now.
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Please tell us you've at least had your image rendered in delicate oil brushstrokes astride a rearing horse or other large mammal?
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White people have a history of being very dangerous for people who aren't white, and it's really rearing its ugly head now.
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Pointed glass spears compete for prominence with vast staggered lean-tos, streaked black-and-white like the back of a rearing zebra.
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The Ferrari logo is a rearing horse and perhaps it's a nod to Laid Back's 1983 "White Horse," a cocaine club anthem.
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Other consumer electronics in general, which are becoming an ever-growing part of child rearing, are likely to cost more as well.
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Her statue, complete with rearing horses and a chariot armed with scythes on its hubcaps, seems to capture the spirit of Brexit.
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For the first third of this book, Ms. Patchett presents a miserable, unremittingly hellish vision of family life, child-rearing in particular.
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"It is deeply sad but unsurprising that we now see that ugliness rearing its head," her spokesman Drew Hammill told the Post.
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The minivan was created when Chrysler introduced the Dodge Caravan in 218, just as many baby boomers were entering child-rearing years.
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This surely sounds like a boon to working women, who (on average) do more child rearing and housework than working men do.
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The endless child rearing-related expenses, forcing of tiny feet into even tinier shoes, and expectation of boundless emotional support and availability?
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Gatecrasher's rearing golden lion was once the emblem of the trance generation, so how did this king of the clubs become extinct?
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Verily, an affiliate of Google parent company Alphabet, developed a mosquito rearing and sex sorting and release technology used in the study.
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There is a strong anti-press bias among conservatives and it's rearing its ugly head as this ugly election year winds down.
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They shared team dinners, offered counsel and cheered on teammates while discussing everything from match strategy to child rearing to tour politics.
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That, at least, is the impression given by a magnificent bronze sculpture of a rearing horse at the start of the show.
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Also Dave Eggers's "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," which, come to think of it, is a child-rearing book of sorts.
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And for many, there is perhaps no time of life with such prolonged sleep deprivation as during the early child-rearing years.
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But she found the commercial gallery lifestyle incompatible with child rearing, and when her first son was born, she stopped working there.
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It means keeping us safe in the face of violent white nationalism rearing its ugly head around our country and the world.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: How does the rearing of the far-right's head in Germany's election on Sept.
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Bonnie and Donald Kalanick played an immense role in the development and rearing of their son Travis, friends and colleagues have said.
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Many people working on this issue would prefer paid family leave, to allow men to play a larger role in child rearing.
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But for entrepreneurs, O'Leary says the multi-tasking abilities of someone who's balanced child rearing with a career are a huge advantage.
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The new data indicating that genes are not destiny have a range of implications for research, treatment and child-rearing, experts said.
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Seldom are the banal logistics of child rearing — does Joan risk a trip to the vending machines to avert a hunger meltdown?
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And then there's my mother, whose indifference to convention, especially where child-rearing was concerned, reminds me very much of du Maurier.
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These years of child rearing also are reflected in our longevity income, which is based on an annual raise and performance raises.
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The dairy-obsessed island extends for little over 150 square miles, the vast majority of which is given over to cattle-rearing.
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"It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents," Ms. Druckerman writes.
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Dads are taking on more of the child rearing responsibilities and therefore need access to the same information and networks that moms have.
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Almost everyone who tried my unit made the same initial mistake, cranking too hard on the throttle, sending the front wheel rearing up.
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She has passed the International Nanny Association Exam, taken Yale courses on child rearing and Stanford courses on health across the gender spectrum.
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Those moments taught her to speak up about what she needed and how the couple could better divide household and child-rearing responsibilities.
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From child rearing and teething advice to information about that weird rash, parents can Google their way to an answer faster than ever.
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Rearing beef cattle in West Wales is a precarious job and whether the UK would keep paying the cash after Brexit concerns them.
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I wanted to zoom in on all of the ways in which body image is kind of rearing its head in our relationships.
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She and Guy have disagreed on every [child rearing] decision they talk about, and it's made her feel like he's a bad parent.
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We're currently living through an unstable moment in history, one where dark forces we once thought extinguished are once again rearing their heads.
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Soon-to-be dad of three David Arquette is giving all the baby-rearing credit to his pregnant wife Christina at the moment.
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"First-time gorilla mothers are more likely to experience challenges related to birth and child-rearing," said John Dee, curator at Como Zoo.
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After the first few weeks of a child's life, working parents have at least 18 more years to juggle work and child rearing.
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Mom and dad are doing a great job caring for the pups, handling the child-rearing together as is common for maned wolves.
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It was a question of nature versus nurture, and the implications led to a scary unknown regarding the magnitude of my child rearing.
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Y'know, because of that whole thing about cattle-rearing being one of the biggest drains on land and water use in the world.
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When you're nearly child-rearing age and can't support the life of a 3" x 3" potted desert plant, what do you do?
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Wookie, whom he got as a puppy, was the one who taught him the patience he preaches as a necessity for child-rearing.
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Women in their mid-forties bottom out because it's the time we get maxed out with child rearing, demanding careers, and aging parents.
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But it's Tan and the software he's built that lets Initialized wield The Force when picking startups, and then rearing them into Jedi.
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But later Rob echoes the idea, in his way, telling Sharon that he's more proud of their marriage than of their child-rearing.
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Carrying around an egg is very different from seeing your friend every week struggling to balance school and other activities with child rearing.
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Our opposing faiths meant that Adam and I had different expectations for marriage, child-rearing, and what we wanted to celebrate in life.
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The prince is supposed to be of dragon blood (literally, or more likely, being part of the dragon-rearing Targaryen family lineage). 2.
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Her homesteading — or "crafting a lifestyle," to use her words — grew out of a questioning of accepted wisdom about child rearing and nutrition.
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China has considered a property tax for more than a decade, with market speculation of its implementation rearing its head every few years.
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"We've seen all of the evils that Dr. King was talking about 50 years ago [still] kind of rearing their heads," she said.
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In contrast, women think they are better than most other women in understanding other people's feelings, cooking a delicious meal and child-rearing.
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Two: North American schlub marries Frenchman, becomes expat and learns secrets of life, home décor, child rearing and bras from French fairy godmother.
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The language surrounding child rearing as a job surely derived from caregivers' and homemakers' efforts to be acknowledged as fulfilling an important role.
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Their parents suffered through the Depression and World War II before rearing them in the most prosperous society the world had ever seen.
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After the hectic years of child-rearing end and grown children move out, many empty nesters find themselves in a state of adjustment.
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For one thing, there isn't much data on the nonmedical aspects of child rearing, such as the effects of screen time on kids.
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Among these questions was a set that, on the surface, appears to have nothing to do with politics at all: child-rearing values.
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I'd prefer to spend an hour or two with my child each day while someone else tackles the incredible responsibility of child-rearing.
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One's called hand-rearing, which is when you have an eagle from a chick, and it only knows humans and doesn't know its parents.
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Some 5,000 years ago, this area was home to a vibrant trade center, salt production, and the rearing of cattle, sheep, pigs, and goats.
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The law was meant to accommodate the fact that women were primarily responsible for child-rearing at that time and thus required an exemption.
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And when I say caregiving, I mean not only childbearing and child-rearing, but also care for the elderly and care for the sick.
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This system learns to set priorities that maximize the odds of successful mating and child-rearing as it interacts with the environment it faces.
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Policymakers must offer tax cuts, incentives and greater public spending to allay young people's concerns about the high cost of child rearing, CCTV added.
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In 2010, researchers at SECORE international and several aquariums teamed up to develop techniques aimed at rearing large numbers of Elkhorn embryos in captivity.
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"Sundays from my kitchen window here I can enjoy the sight of rearing snow-capped mountains," he wrote in his letter to the RSC.
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He speaks of transferring resources from the old to the young, by making people work longer, for example, and by making child-rearing easier.
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And even as Americans enter the child-rearing years—seen as the kiss of death for car-free life styles—the downward trend continues.
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Because I was the first of my friends to have a baby, I became something of a child-rearing guinea pig for the group.
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" The model said that when it came to child-rearing, "David is measured, sensible yet at the same time fun and relaxed with Lexi.
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Another H5N8 case had been identified on Thursday at a turkey rearing farm which had about 19,500 birds near Boston in Lincolnshire, Defra said.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie's custody battle may have come to an end, but the exes' relationship rearing their son seems as contentious as ever.
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Given the amount of unpaid labor women are expected to undertake in the home, they also have less time available to spend rearing livestock.
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My mother, incidentally, drank Guinness when she was breastfeeding, as do a number of my child-rearing friends today, which is precisely their choice.
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After a September day's work, he hurried home, about 10 miles from the farm, where he and his wife, Sylvia, are rearing six children.
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He also priced the average American baby, based on its capacity to produce wealth over a lifetime—obviously after subtracting the costs of rearing.
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Given the low level of aid, refugees in Diba want international partners to help them with farming, animal-rearing and other activities, Dairou said.
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With anti-Semitism rearing its ugly head across our nation and beyond, President Lee Bollinger of Columbia University chose deliberately to tolerate the intolerant.
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Dee Dee Blanchard—who gave birth to her daughter, Gypsy Rose, on July 27, 1991—could not abide by the traditions of child-rearing.
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Lacking paid leave also pushes a lot of women out of the job market and discourages fathers from being equal partners in child rearing.
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Herrera is keeping her office, with its Warhol portrait, Vogue-quality photos and rearing bronze horse, she will no longer come in every day.
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Lacking paid leave also pushes a lot of women out of the job market and discourages fathers from being equal partners in child-rearing.
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Japanese companies typically require long hours, which clashes with cultural expectations that women are responsible for the bulk of housekeeping and child-rearing responsibilities.
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Her point is that the world of child rearing is unfair — mothers have no guilt-free options — but she sounds vitriolic rather than vehement.
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Dr. Forbes' lab confirmed the hunch by rearing some wasps and their gall crypts in plastic cups within a chamber that simulated changing seasons.
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Dr. Benjamin Spock, the cuddly child-rearing eminence of the mid-20th century, recommended securing kids in bed with a loop of badminton net.
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"I know we can do better, we will do better, but the same things keep rearing their ugly head," said Cleveland coach Hue Jackson.
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The law, which took effect last January requires meat and dairy products sold in France to identify the country of origin, rearing and processing.
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With more of their middle years consumed by child-rearing, women are less likely to reach senior positions before age-related cutoffs kick in.
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Post-child-rearing but before (fingers crossed) grandchildren, we wanted something big, something different, something outside our comfort zone that wouldn't actually be uncomfortable.
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"I wanted to create a form of certification proving a man's child-rearing skills and support for married life," course instructor Takeshi Akiyama told Reuters.
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The authors, food researchers at Wageningen University and Research in The Netherlands, argued that insect-rearing would require less land, and less feedstock, than meat.
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And even if girls do not learn much from teachers, they may learn useful things from their peers—about contraception and child-rearing, for example.
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Conservationists are concerned about the impact of farming and livestock rearing on protected sites, while pastoralists fear wildlife encroaching on their land and attacking livestock.
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Or, mostly, for finding a version of herself that's not entirely wrapped up with child-rearing, which had been her primary role in prior seasons.
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Paul Trembley, Reebok trainer and owner of Crossfit NCR, created this simple workout for dads who are too busy child-rearing to leave the house.
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And his family isn't here to be fodder for your parenting, child rearing, work-life balance, mixed-race family dynamics or any other opinion piece.
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The move boosts the company's access to the Magallanes region, a prime area of cold water in far southern Chile considered ideal for rearing salmon.
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Never one for particularly good child rearing, Cersei leaves Tommen on his own to process the death of his wife and hundreds of his subjects.
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For the first five years of my child-rearing life, I was supposed to be writing a book, but mostly I dodged my editor's calls.
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Although I often identify as my father's daughter, there's no mistaking which half of my genome and rearing was involved in organizing our household books.
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There is a risk of financial deflation rearing its ugly head again, if price deflation in commodities continues and forces resource companies to retrench again.
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The fact that childbearing and child rearing are not paid or subsidized reinforces the idea that these activities are not valuable labors: they are love.
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This is probably a result of their greater financial stability as well as more opportunities to combine child-rearing with a career, according to Kaufmann.
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The police square expands and pushes people back, while their horses – despite occasionally rearing back at the smashing of glass – advance up the Barking Road.
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With so many election-related articles and lengthy political Facebook statuses rearing their ugly heads, you should definitely consider tweaking your Facebook and Twitter settings.
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In exchange, the project launched a micro-credit fund, which in turn generated projects in sustainable oil harvesting, tilapia farming, organic agriculture, and livestock rearing.
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Vollmer and her colleagues spotlight some problems that robot peer pressure could cause as social robots become more integrated into child-rearing and early education.
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Research shows that paternity leave, especially when it's reserved only for fathers, is a key way to make chores and child-rearing more gender-equal.
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For women who take time out for child rearing, or need flexibility, the problem often is not with their employer's family leave policy, she said.
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The three-year-old nonprofit booking service Horse Country organizes farm tours designed to engage race fans by introducing them to the horse-rearing system.
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Falling labor force participation, sluggish wage growth, and associated dysfunctional marriage and child-rearing patterns have undermined the meaning of working people's lives as well.
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"There are deep and complex changes underway in the international situation, the politics of force, unilateral approaches and protectionism are rearing their head," he said.
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Yet another, that many women would not want a directorship because its demands would take them away from the priorities of family and child-rearing.
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Not everyone has access to basic information, satisfactory care and a network of doctors who can guide them through their first years of child rearing.
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The compact arrangement of the coiling dragon, the rearing horse and rider, and the young woman in need of rescue, adds to the painting's drama.
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"The story is rooted in the labor market, but involves many aspects of life, including health in childhood, marriage, child rearing, and religion," the researchers wrote.
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The program would be even more effective, and more just, if children qualified for full stipends, since child rearing drives so many people — so many women!
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"Kera has shown little interest, probably because she has been so poorly, so we had no choice but to continue hand-rearing the baby," Bugg said.
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And those family members — especially grandparents who are opting into a second shift of child rearing — are heroes and heroines who deserve our respect and support.
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One final (mercifully noneconomic) factor I'd cite, which you and I have both written about: fathers, and their increasing determination to be involved in child-rearing.
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Housework and child-rearing have always fallen on women's shoulders, even during the Mao era, when women were held up by the government as men's equals.
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I've barely hunted during this early phase of child rearing, instead focusing on activities my sons can do now to become competent hunters when they're older.
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"To eliminate the concerns of the masses and sustain the birthrate, we need to focus on the practical difficulties in fertility and child-rearing," it said.
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The U.S.-China trade war is again rearing its head as companies that make 50% or more of their revenue overseas are showing especially weak totals.
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Ventilla's vision fit the prevailing ethos of middle-class child rearing, in which offspring are urged to find their enthusiasms and pursue them into rewarding nonconformity.
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In both cases, women are encouraged to leave the workforce, adopting a more traditional conception of their social role and devoting their lives to child-rearing.
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Price: $219 on Amazon Houghton Mifflin Harcourt / 272 pages / September 2018 Another storyline that just kept rearing its head in the headlines this year was China.
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In the Paula Fox universe, objects take on heightened importance, as if rearing up to fill the gaps left by characters' failure to make real connections.
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Many live on the margins of society in remote villages where they eke out a living from farming, cattle rearing and collecting and selling forest produce.
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Because her writing was so accessible, and because it touched a third rail of modern American life — optimal child rearing — her book sparked a national conversation.
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The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation estimates that around 80% of agricultural land is devoted to rearing livestock, yet it yields only 18% of the world's calories.
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Nearly 2,000 km (1,240 miles) east, in Ouargla in southern Algeria, date and palm farmers are similarly turning to an unusual strategy - rearing fish in the Sahara.
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Along with getting to "aww" over the striped sweethearts, viewers can also see the around-the-clock work the zoo is putting into hand-rearing the cubs.
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Women of child-rearing age tend to be more expensive to insure due to pregnancy, and older people tend to require more expensive care than younger people.
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From slavery to Jim Crow to last year's shooting at a black church in Charleston, racists have been rearing their ugly heads in these parts for centuries.
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Just as corporate earnings emerged from a four-quarter earnings recession, one of the factors behind the slump is rearing its head again: the strong U.S. dollar.
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Though this style of child-rearing is easy to mock, the problem with concerted cultivation is not that it is ridiculous, but that it is extremely effective.
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Their approach to child-rearing tends to rest on the idea that children grow up by themselves, and need above all to be kept happy and safe.
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In total, they tracked the egg-laying times and hatchling-rearing success of 8,848 breeding pairs in the Netherlands and 1,372 in Switzerland between 1980 and 2018.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Like a baby rearing its fresh-looking head from a womb, the 1980s gave birth to a rave new world.
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Decorating has long taken a back seat to career-building and child-rearing, although once in a while something new for his home does cross his mind.
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Women starting their lives over on television are usually emerging from some sort of long-term domestic captivity — marriage, child rearing, an illness of body or mind.
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A lot of very wealthy men like freedom when they are dating, but they still have old-fashioned values when it comes to child-rearing and family.
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Chickens are less prone to H5N8 but farmers near infected duck farms had to cull their birds and stop rearing to avoid a spreading of the virus.
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He believes these values are the foundation of feminist child-rearing for both boys and girls, but knows how difficult it can be to challenge gender stereotypes.
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The gray curtains parted and a video of a rearing wild horse played, framing mannequins wearing some of the clothes that had just appeared on the runway.
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Intensive parenting has gained popularity in England and Australia, but it has distinctly American roots — reflecting a view of child rearing as an individual, not societal, task.
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They have more resources, have fewer children, and provide much richer child rearing environments that produce dramatic differences in a child's vocabulary, intellectual performance, nurturance, and discipline.
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A booker once said to me, "I guess that comic didn't know what 'clean' meant," but I suspect it was the white bear, rearing up his head.
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Students raised $414, enough to provide eight women in developing communities with goats of their own, which offer nutritious milk and small business opportunities for livestock rearing.
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His mother, Lavinia, is a beautiful deaf woman; his father, John Henry, has savagely antebellum ideas about race and similarly antediluvian theories about women and child rearing.
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Finch was rearing her children and working as a secretary at Cornell University, her neighbors never suspected that they were in the presence of a war hero.
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Now, I'm a relatively slim dude, which makes the burgeoning chungles rearing up over the waistband of my slim-fitting pants all the more conspicuous and lamentable.
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As a potential grandparent who has seen a few conflicts between grandparents and parents about the parents' child-rearing decisions and practices, and one who is a firm believer in staying out of the child-rearing decisions and actions of one's adult children, my question concerns the ethical choices available to grandparents whose adult children choose not to vaccinate their children against potentially dangerous and even lethal childhood diseases.
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Mother spiders are assisted by closely-related virgin females who, in addition to engaging in child-rearing tasks, offer themselves up as a sacrificial meal for the spiderlings.
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The road to becoming a parent, loving and rearing a child, and having a "family" — however you define that — are myriad, and everyone's journey is personal and different.
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But religious attendance ebbs and then flows across the life cycle, falling when you leave home and then increasing with child rearing and with the encroachment of mortality.
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Unlike Norway, Canada, and Germany — countries that offer financial assistance to help offset the costs of child-rearing — American moms often undertake this economic and emotional burden alone.
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She guesses that it's a way for people to add greenery to their homes without actually rearing plants — which millennials notoriously love, and often admit to failing at.
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That's like rearing a cow, learning how to humanely slaughter and butcher that cow, before cooking the composite parts of that cow while living next door to McDonalds.
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Screen time is a relatively new concern when it comes to child-rearing, and relying on YouTube and Netflix as a caregiver feels like a type of failure.
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Bon Iver, "Haven, Mass": It feels right that a piece of Bon Iver music is being unearthed just as a new Kanye West album is rearing its head.
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Timed and scored competitions aside, the results are far more relative to the eye of the beholder than any account of high-pressure child rearing can quite allow.
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Adding just 100,85033 working age immigrants each year would bring skills into the economy that would cost $47 billion to obtain through rearing and educating native born children.
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Indeed, while in poverty she gets the same benefit she'd get if she only had one kid, even though her child-rearing expenses are four times as great.
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The concert will start with "Samesoul Maker," a composition for guitar and three voices, imagining the role of a father in birthing and rearing a mythic planet, Or'gen.
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David Lynch's surreal nightmare recasts the most familiar and celebrated aspects of American family life — parenthood, child rearing, sex, and more — as horrific, repulsive ordeals fraught with uncertainty.
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He expressed contrition for a comment he made that suggested he left his wife with a majority of the child rearing while he was on the campaign trail.
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Her mother, a forceful and intelligent woman with no outlet for her talents beyond housework and child rearing, displaced her suspended ambition onto Eisenberg and her older brother.
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"Racism has changed it form and shape through the years and it is once again rearing its ugly head in light of the COVID-19 crisis," he said.
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Then, finally, it came into view: a brachiosaur, plodding among eucalyptus trees, rearing up and stretching its neck to nibble at the treetops like a skyscraper-size giraffe.
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Now, she and her husband would face years of the mostly happy chaos of child rearing, part of which is the feeling of never being off the clock.
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For instance, I used to believe that people edging closer to retirement usually had the ability to save more, since child-rearing expenses were no longer a factor.
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When young Americans are asked about their family aspirations, large majorities choose equally shared breadwinning and child-rearing if the option of family-friendly work policies is mentioned.
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Parents now spend more money on child rearing than any previous generation did, according to Consumer Expenditure Survey data analyzed by the sociologists Sabino Kornrich and Frank Furstenberg.
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We believe that these child-rearing ideas capture people's unreported worldviews — their deep-seated understanding of how the world works and what a good society ought to be.
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Portraiture of black subjects dominates a lot of the booths, and graciously so, given the lackluster legacy of white America rearing its ugly head over the past year.
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Indeed, just because Chris Hemsworth has saved the world several times over as the hammer-throwing Thor on screen doesn't mean he's immune to the challenges of child-rearing.
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Philipp Plein, Burberry All Is(n't) Fair In Ready-To-Wear No surprise, really, but this season saw the uglier side of the fashion industry rearing its head, too.
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Her mom had organized several Mother's Day Work Clubs that addressed child rearing and public health issues, and Jarvis wanted to commemorate her and the work of all mothers.
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Her mother-in-law suffers from bipolar disorder and requires a lot of attention and care from Lea's husband — which places more of the child-rearing burden on Lea.
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They will ride out the worst of the hurricane safely in the museum's "rearing lab," and will be released back into the enclosure after Hurricane Irma passes, Hill said.
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"Many of my children have worked out well, and I've had very little to do with it," Munger said, illuminating the debate on nature versus nurture in child rearing.
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Refinery29 spoke to Dufu just a week before her book release on a range of topics from ambition to child-rearing, and of course, the conversation turned to relationships.
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Despite this, women are more likely to bear the economic burden of providing for children and are responsible for most unpaid work, such as domestic labor and child rearing.
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All of your heavy duty content creation will be splashed seamlessly on a 2,732 x 2,048 liquid retina display and will be rearing to go for all-day use.
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They stayed, and for the next six years, while they concentrated on rearing their son, Joe, and Winslet's daughter from her first marriage, Mia, Mendes made only two movies.
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Other Mothers If all this child-rearing realism leaves you longing for an escape, consider Eowyn Ivey's "The Snow Child," her 2012 debut rooted in a Russian fairy tale.
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Meanwhile, 2016's Prevenge, about a pregnant widow who murders people at the behest of her unborn fetus, captured the awful misogyny embedded into women's experience of child-rearing.
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The Buehlers now have a 22016-year-old daughter, Luna, who was born in Germany, and are mindful of rearing a multilingual, multicultural child when choosing schools and activities.
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The graphic simplicity of its swoops, loops and dots means that it can be made to look like almost anything, from a rearing horse to a pixelated television screen.
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Surely you must know some straight couples who flip the script on Ozzie and Harriet, in which the woman and man share bread-winning, child-rearing and household chores.
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So the individual amounts are relatively small, but when you multiply those differences out across the endless (or all-too-short) days of child rearing, they can be profound.
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I read all child-rearing books I could find, I breast-fed my baby until, close to him being 1 year old, he refuse to take my breast anymore.
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Having a white supremacist in the family has instilled in me a painful vigilance about my child rearing, as well as a zeal for building bridges over cultural divisions.
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As Fochs attempts to pursue the matter more deeply, the Mormon Church attempts to intervene, rearing an unnerving and emotionally terrifying orchestration of deceit, ritual abuse, and ambient religious mania.
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In many cultures death is a banned topic of conversation—too difficult, too morbid—kept out of sight and mind until it comes rearing its head of its own accord.
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It hurts women's overall ability to participate in the workforce, prevents fathers from being equal partners in child rearing, and has devastating effects on women's health and ability to parent.
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The animals were from cattle breeder Cebada Gago in Andalucia, renowned for rearing dangerous bulls responsible for the most injuries in the history of the week-long San Fermin festival.
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Vollrath sought instead to bring in the powers of silkworms, which collectively produce over 150,000 tons of silk each year through an industrial process of rearing and boiling the worms.
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Prior to Reagan's pitches in Chicago, all presidential first pitches more resembled a bride tossing her bouquet than an ace rearing back to paint the corner with a four-seamer.
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But Workin' Moms masterfully weaves in workplace banter, relationship comedy, friendship struggles, and the exploration of family relationships as adults that will appeal to a wider, non-child-rearing audience.
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Whether it's imposter syndrome rearing its ugly head or a nagging fear that financial frankness might destroy a friendship, for many women the ask is still difficult — no matter what.
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Photo: Jeff Camaratti/Getty Images (Gizmodo)I still kept my distance once I was escorted to the rearing room, though, where DeVries and his co-workers feed the bed bugs.
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It would really only required people to be prepared to entrust some portion of their child-rearing to a well-crafted technological container for this to appear on the market.
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For the most part, the gun lobbying group stays out of the public's conscious, only rearing their ugly head to blame the victims of mass shootings for their own deaths.
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Here's a fantasy my daughter and I entertain: What if child-rearing weren't an interruption to a career but a respected precursor to it, like universal service or the draft?
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In her depiction, the new German style of child rearing remains, well, extremely German: here are the most highly organized forms of not being highly organized that have ever existed.
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But the child-rearing practices now embraced by affluent parents in many parts of the rich world, particularly in America, go far beyond an adjustment to changes in external conditions.
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He also points out that rearing kids isn't a valid explanation as to why women as a whole earn less than men, because many women opt not to have children.
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Yet more and more women have branched out in the wake of the Ebola epidemic to take on other activities - from rearing animals to selling livestock at markets, he said.
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Even before the 2015 domestic abuse law passed, parents had started to embrace a more Western approach to disciplining and child-rearing, says Jing Xu, the University of Washington anthropologist.
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Historians have contextualized Le Brun's depiction of children with the surge of interest in child rearing, a trend triggered in large part by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's influential treatise Emile (1762).
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My suggestion to my female friends that fathers should take half of the child rearing and housework responsibilities is often met with a surprised look or a smile of disbelief.
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But she said that it was the world that affected her most — the way she sees racism and colonial mentalities rearing their heads again across Europe and the United States.
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From then on, as Gail Collins writes in her history of the 20th-century female experience, When Everything Changed, debates over child rearing became central to the American culture wars.
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The movie is stronger when watching Rose-Lynn navigate the logistical difficulties of child-rearing under half-day house arrest than it is in its more readily appealing showstopper sequences.
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The book's most original sections see Cass reckoning with the tightrope walk of being an artist and a mother, asking herself whether creativity and child-rearing can ever peacefully coexist.
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Life stages such as child-rearing, menopause and caregiving to ailing spouses or family members can also cause the stress that may lead to overeating and sleep disturbances, Aggarwal said.
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But to breed just one million geckos, Dr. Nijman has calculated that a trader would need 256,22016 females, 993,299 males, 2129,220 incubation containers, 112,000 rearing cages and hundreds of staff.
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This idea is rearing its ugly head once again because President Donald Trump is about to unveil the details of his administration's $1 trillion to $1.7 trillion infrastructure investment program.
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So that's why I focused on management, but "Radical Candor" applies to child rearing, it applies to romance, it applies to marriage, it applies to any human relationship, I think.
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This means a solid portion of Americans believe woman should do more child-rearing and typical household chores like laundry and washing the dishes, and spend less time outside the home.
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"That's why understanding their entire life cycle, especially when birds are not restrained by chick-rearing duties, is critical to predicting how emperor penguins might respond to environmental changes," she said.
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Rudolph revealed that "I don't think I'm doing anything fully," and that "there's no shame" in asking for help in child-rearing — something she relies on regularly to wrangle her brood.
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With Google set up in the state and other automakers rearing to hone their own self-driving tech, Michigan could once again become the center of innovation in the automotive world.
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The pressure that's put on you to read all this literature—you can have a degree, an academic qualification in baby-rearing or whatever, you're supposed to read so many books.
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Nonetheless, the basic principles of Taylorism have become deeply embedded in how society conceptualizes all sorts of management, ranging from businesses to government to schools to amateur athletics to child rearing.
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Arkangel, directed by Jodie Foster, brilliantly uses a technological advancement to examine some of the fundamental quandaries of child-rearing: How can I protect my child, and still give her space?
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Although doctors initially said that "either sex of rearing" would be possible, they eventually operated on the baby to make the genitalia appear more female, removing the penis and testicular tissue.
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That can include a career break for child-rearing, as Krawcheck said last year at a TechCrunch Disrupt event in New York, where she first took the wraps off the company.
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That is typically reflective of societal factors, such as women's departure from the workforce during child-rearing, which can limit their ability to rise in the ranks later in their careers.
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"Most people alive today have witnessed their moms doing more of the daily household tasks and child rearing than their dads, often while holding a job outside the house," she explained.
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The problem stems from the lack of support in the United States for a parent who's trying to balance work and child rearing, a job that still mostly falls to women.
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The biggest divide between American adults in their child-rearing can be seen in how they encourage their children to discuss their feelings or emotions when they are sad or upset.
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We can see how Ruth's overbearing parenting, Sandy's hover-parenting, and Isis's total lack of parenting have influenced their respective daughters' own child-rearing styles and contributed to their particular neuroses.
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To the Editor: As grandmothers and early-childhood professionals, my colleagues and I have observed the changes taking place in our society's approach to child-rearing over the last 30 years.
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According to the author Sara Zaske and others who advocate German parenting models, this laid-back approach was a deliberate move away from the strict child-rearing practices associated with authoritarianism.
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Mothers and fathers of all types across the country have been put under the boot of a nanny state that supplants its judgments on child rearing for those of diligent parents.
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" • The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a contract to Actividades Diversas S.A. for 85033,000 110-pound bags of sugar for use in the USDA's "fruit fly rearing program in Guatemala.
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As I've written about previously, there is ample evidence that women are still responsible for the majority of child rearing and housework, even in households where both parents hold full-time jobs.
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A lot of people think that it came from my rearing, but no, it just so happened that that's how they came into the world and I had to get in order.
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But forcing such characters into monogamous, child-rearing relationships ignores a wider picture of gay life and its booming subculture of gender-bending drag acts, non-monogamous relationships and unconventional family arrangements.
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She is a heart on the track and also when she performs it; beating solemnly and speeding up when the emotions are too raw or slowing down when an end is rearing.
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Oddly enough, sometimes it's even easier to talk about this stuff with a friend who doesn't have kids because you don't run the risk of having someone compare your child-rearing skills.
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It prides itself on rearing its hogs for 300 days in clean and wholesome conditions before they are sent to slaughter, twice as long as the typical life of a Chinese pig.
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Effective as his invention may be, its forbidding price reflects an old-fashioned idea: that child rearing is inherently tied to social status, that you have to spend in order to care.
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Generally, they are more likely to be stable, with better jobs and more resources, and perhaps most important, they are more likely to live with their children and help with child-rearing.
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In small villages and towns, such as Beraberi some 231 kilometers northwest of Dhaka, residents spent much of the last year hand-rearing goats and cows in anticipation of the annual festivities.
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So when women in Ghana have little say in their pregnancies and child-rearing,part of Catholic Relief Service's challenge to reduce maternal and child deaths was to overcome harmful cultural practices.
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We are not alone in feeling exhaustion and, at times, resentment of a partner who may be leaving the bulk of the child-rearing to us because of their own busy jobs.
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But policy risks are once again rearing their head, with state radio reporting that China's government will curb imports of low-grade coal as part of efforts to rebalance supply and demand.
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In addition to mass culling of ducks and other poultry birds in outbreak areas, the government ordered a halt to duck-rearing in part of the southwest to stamp out the disease.
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Left thinkers who view the existing world order as corrupt, and fail to see that pregnancy, labor and child rearing are labor, miss the key fact that social reproduction can be creative.
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On the latest episode of The Weeds, Vox's Ezra Klein, Sarah Kliff, and Matt Yglesias work through that and some of the other possible implications for child rearing from the researchers' conclusion.
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Giving children simple liberties, rather than rearing them "in captivity", is good for them, but also for society more broadly because it points to the general healthiness of a neighborhood, said Gill.
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David PollackSwarthmore, Pa. To the Editor: How refreshing to read Emily Oster's piece encouraging parents to make child-rearing decisions based on solid information in the context of their own personal circumstances.
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But as any parent knows, the essential work of rearing a child resides in the love and attention we offer them over months and years, not the genetic material bestowed at conception.
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On the long pre-dawn drive from her Queens apartment to her Manhattan office, the film captures her huddled sleepily in a company car, a small, pale figure dwarfed by rearing skyscrapers.
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The main economic activity for the Turkana, who have maintained most of their cultural traditions like distinctive dressing due to the decades isolation, is the rearing of cattle, goats, sheep and camels.
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Raising a baby doesn't come cheap — and once you add in expenses like doctor appointments and day care, the costs of child-rearing may be more manageable in certain states than others.
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Part of the reason for the continued use of spanking in the United States, experts say, is that many American believe that it's not harmful and in fact necessary in child rearing.
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Part of the problem is economic: Everything from student debt to wage stagnation to child-rearing costs has eroded the substructure of the family, and policymakers have been pathetically slow to respond.
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This book, while providing a comprehensive view of how heterosexual couples interact and carry out housework and child-rearing, does not identify that this system works much differently in same-sex marriages.
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Here's a fun internet hot take: Screw work requirements; the federal government should just give lots of cash to poor people, untethered from broader social goals like incentivizing work or child rearing.
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Because the fact is, while most dads still think women are better at all things related to child-rearing, there are a growing number of men who give us hope for the future.
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It also looks like you're asking for someone to knock your books to the ground while begging for a swirly, but that just might be my middle school trauma rearing its ugly head.
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I said, 'I know it's Australia, but you hardly ever see them' and I looked down at this snake is rearing up, it's head is flattened out, it's a split second from striking.
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Yet even in France, where a steak-frites is part of the national culinary identity and livestock-rearing the very fabric of rural life, consumption of red meat has been on the decline.
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The "homework" aspect of child-rearing, Birse says, came from his experience in getting checklists from his partner that denoted specific things the couple had to do to get ready for a baby.
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Unsurprisingly, her argument that consensual sex "should be included among rights of personal privacy that relate to the fundamental rights of marriage, procreation, contraception, family relationships, child rearing, and education," was overruled . 7.
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"Whilst at SANCCOB – the staff, volunteers and experts from accredited aquariums like Georgia Aquarium, will handle all the hand-rearing duties and act as their legal guardians," he tells PEOPLE in an email.
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VLADIVOSTOK, Russia (Reuters) - Protectionism and unilateralism were rearing their heads in global politics and the states of northeast Asia should work together to counter that trend, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday.
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In this survey, authoritarianism, measured using the same child-rearing questions, was not associated with support for Mr Trump among Republican primary voters—though it was for his closest challenger, Senator Ted Cruz.
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It is rearing around 20 types of salad plants, intended for sale to the chefs and sandwich shops of the city, in subterranean voids that began life as second-world-war bomb shelters.
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But peel back the homeschooling, organic food and music festivals, and Jennifer and Sarah Hart appeared to embrace a twisted philosophy on child rearing, according to two tipsters' accounts to authorities in 219.
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Spiti's water comes from snow – snowfall provides the moisture for farming and pastures for livestock rearing, while snow melt from glaciers feeds the streams and rivers which are the lifeline of these settlements.
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The story that the government is to blame for unemployment is time-worn, and even less plausible today than ever, but that does not prevent it from rearing its head on Capitol Hill.
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If men aren't supported in these activities, the majority of household and child-rearing logistics will continue to fall on mothers, which makes it more difficult for women to accelerate their professional achievements.
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It is a rare children's book author who is singled out as a "reliably bad child-rearing influence," but for the Austrian writer Christine Nöstlinger the words were intended as a high compliment.
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According to Cohen, the president's special assistant and speechwriter, Pat Buchanan convinced Nixon that universal child care opened the door to government control of child rearing and the collapse of the nuclear family.
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Dr. Koutsos said that insect protein companies are like chicken farmers in the 1920s, a time when chicken rearing was mostly a backyard operation and not the large-scale industry it is now.
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The accelerated shift toward urban prosperity and exurban-to-rural stagnation reinforces polarizing disagreements between city and country on matters ranging from family values to education to child rearing practices to religious faith.
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Inspired by a father who encouraged his daughters to live useful lives and a mother who was active in business affairs, Mott worked as an advocate for the oppressed while rearing six children.
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"If you have a genetic risk for depression you would be wise to enhance certain elements of the child-rearing environment to protect against transmission of depression," Luby said in a phone interview.
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Vicki Lansky, a best-selling author who dispensed recipes and practical advice that helped a generation of parents cope with child-rearing challenges and housekeeping, from cradle cap to divorce, died on Jan.
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But what has changed in the 2010s is the way millions of other people's child-rearing choices and criticisms are served to us directly via social media, whether we like it or not.
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Charlotte Dudley-Rodriguez, owner of Dudley Estates, said the property had previously been used as a hunting estate and fighting bull ranch and was suitable to be used for rearing either of the animals.
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The show could certainly make something out of the hypocrisy of "do as I say, not as I do" child rearing, and the best scene in the premiere got a start in that direction.
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"Since this is her first experience rearing the cub, zoo staffers have been careful around Adia to make sure she is not distracted from her maternal duties," zoo director Gordon Henley told the paper.
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The territory around the quake epicenter is mainly used for agriculture and animal rearing, with over 25,000 small companies, the majority of which are family-run, and almost 300,000 hectares (740,000 acres) of crops.
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Related: The Prosecutor Investigating Peru's Powerful First Lady Has Been Fired Keiko's other problem is that the corruption and undemocratic conduct that marred her father's administration keeps rearing its head in Popular Force today.
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Having grown up in Israel, where child rearing is learned primarily by watching extended family members, I was determined not to have to read a single book on the subject when I was pregnant.
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"There are deep and complex changes underway in the international situation, the politics of force, unilateral approaches and protectionism are rearing their head," Xi said at the Eastern Economic Forum on Russia's Pacific coast.
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"Advances in animal care and veterinary care in zoos have resulted in successful rearing of twins both in the zoological population in China and in zoos outside China," Zoo Atlanta said in a statement.
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"Beyond her artmaking, she was anti-war, she was queer-positive in the sense that she had an open marriage and unconventional child-rearing practices, she was very open to the Continent," Milroy said.
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Spiotta's precision pacing keeps all of these questions and more in the frame, and keeps them fundamentally unanswerable by linking them to such real-life obsessions as sex, attractiveness, childbearing, child-rearing and money.
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Careful attention is paid to rearing children: using branded diapers instead of local nappies, buying clothes from well-known Pakistani labels and feeding them Western-style snacks, such as chicken nuggets and instant noodles.
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Women struggle as they adapt their careers to the demands of child-rearing while they are often viewed differently because they do not fit the mold of the leaders, overwhelmingly men, who preceded them.
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Though our narrator moves in the artistic and academic circles of Toronto, she writes as though she seems unaware of any cultural debates, current or historical, about the ethics of procreation and child-rearing.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Asian farmers are growing rice and rearing fish in the same fields to increase their income and reduce weeds, while Ghanaians are using crop residues as compost to boost yields.
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"The time and energy finches spend spooking themselves by fleeing when they are not in danger could be better spent looking for food, mating, laying eggs, and rearing their young," said the press release.
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But consider the national policy focus responsible for that lifestyle: Sweden prizes gender equality, universal child care and a "dual earner-carer" model that features women and men sharing breadwinning and child-rearing roles.
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The fossil record has even been so kind as to preserve an example of the birth defect rearing its two heads in the Cretaceous marine lizard Hyphalosaurus lingyuanensis, which lived 120 million years ago.
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Seeing as love stories on this show can extend over years and years — Teddy (Kim Raver) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) are still rearing after a decade — this should be the start of a beautiful charactership.
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It's an absolute highlight of Stranded, Roxy Music's 1973 album that marked the end of the Eno era and the start of the white tuxedo-wearing, castanet-clicking, unironic hawk-rearing era of theatrical Roxy.
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Food groups Herta as well as French food co-operatives d'Aucy and Les Paysans de Rougeline are also part of the project that will help producers upgrade their farming, livestock rearing and crop-growing practices.
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It's likely that some part of the disparity is due to issues that affect women across all professions, such as the burdens of pregnancy and child rearing that fall disproportionately on mothers rather than fathers.
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But, she argues, people tend to overestimate these differences and underestimate the value of environmental factors, such as rearing conditions, ecological resources and social conditions: that is, the nurture side of the nature-nurture debate.
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The title, rearing its nasty head in large letters stenciled from top to bottom, is covered in swathes of green and yellow, with areas of overpainting and pentimenti in colors like blue and violet. Pope.
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It stars Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn as women who reject the pressure to be perfect parents, and instead indulge in hard partying and a more relaxed, Chablis-fueled approach to child-rearing.
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Degtyaryov appeared to be doing damage control after lawmaker Tamara Pletnyova warned Russian women Wednesday to think twice before entering into casual relationships with foreign tourists because they may end up rearing their children alone.
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Whether it is called mother-infant separation, social deprivation or the more pleasant sounding "nursery rearing," these manipulations cause such drastic damage across many behavioral and physiological systems that the work should not be repeated.
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That pesky revenue problem: The constraints imposed by the reconciliation process -- something that can absolutely be held, at least in part, responsible for sinking health care, are rearing their head again on the tax effort.
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Rivlin said the surge of hate targeting Jewish people in Europe is "once again rearing its head, fueled by waves of immigration, economic crises and disillusionment with the political establishment," according to the news agency.
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It's possible Mr. Trump won his children's allegiance by following the French theory of child rearing, expounded in "Bringing Up Bébé" and other self-help books that recommend strict rules and restrained doses of attention.
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According to court documents, Hadiya's father alleged that his daughter told him "she had a plan to go to Syria for sheep rearing," and he was worried that she had been influenced by Islamic extremists.
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So, on top of those people, they took everyone else ages 25 to 64 who isn't in the labor force, and subtracted out people who appeared to be in school, rearing a child, or retired.
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In nearby Andhra Pradesh state, the government leases 403-5 acres of land to collectives of five to 10 women each, and gives cheap loans for other livelihood options such as poultry and goat rearing.
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Their staggering range of often traditional themes — from crucifixes to historic battles to rearing, almost kitschy stallions and damsels in distress — are belied by a radical use of color and paint that inspires artists still.
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That's not a lot of time to bond with a new child or establish parenting routines, and that helps reinforce unequal gender norms that leave women responsible for most of the child rearing by default.
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Geldof, aged 25 and a mother of two babies under two, was defending " Attachment Parenting" (AP) — an approach to child rearing which encourages parents share a bed with their babies and feed them on demand.
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The details of the case hardly require recitation for a certain parental class in New York City, for whom crime long ago had become almost invisible and for whom child rearing had become an obsession.
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Ms. Wahlgren, who was married and divorced seven times, was nonetheless acclaimed in Europe in the 20063s for her popular child-rearing manual, "For the Love of Children," which was published in English in 2009.
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In Australia — where 73 women serve in Parliament, representing 32 percent of all federal lawmakers, compared with 19 percent in the United States Congress — the issue of child-rearing and lawmaking has come up before.
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This relationship does not seem destined to last, since Alice is comically inept at child-rearing; one of my favorite scenes involves Shane doing a much better job handling a kid crisis than Alice does.
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"The things we take for granted as normal and natural strike parents in other parts of the world as absurd and dangerous," she writes, in this brisk survey of child-rearing tips through the ages.
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It's easy to draw parallels to America's current political atmosphere, where issues of isolationism and racial supremacy are sadly rearing their ugly heads again — which the showrunners absolutely intended, according to an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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If the state also paid people to rear the resulting children, rather than impose rearing obligations on nonconsenting gamete providers, this would minimize the ethical issue to forcing people to be genetic parents against their will.
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Pregerson, however, said much of "Hip Hop Wives" was based on themes such as child-rearing, infidelity and legal troubles that were already common in the "saturated" reality TV market, including in the "Real Housewives" franchise.
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The new, all-male 'ikumen' course teaches men how to bathe and dress a baby and also helps them understand a woman's perspective on child-rearing, says Ikumen University, the Osaka-based company behind the course.
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Ducks and geese, mostly reared for their livers that are artificially swollen through force-feeding to make foie gras, are most exposed to the virus due to free-range rearing and transport of animals between farms.
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Eric Barone's Stardew Valley has arguably taken agronomy to the video game masses while the upcoming, adorable-looking Ooblets looks to mix similar small town roleplaying with Pokémon-esque monster rearing and its own plant life.
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According to Dr. Minkin, it's totally possible that you could have a fibroid that is kept in check by being on the pill; go off the meds, and that fibroid could start rearing its ugly head.
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Donald Trump has never changed a diaper, and thinks child-rearing is women's work, so it makes sense that any child-care policy geared to working mothers would have to be the brainchild of his daughter.
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Bonnie, Cocoa and the new baby sloth share an enclosure, though the zoo staff says dad will not be part of the official family, as male sloths play no role in the rearing of their offspring.
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This is shown beautifully by Bob Walters' illustration "The Last Thunder Horse West of the Mississippi"—the cover art for Mitchell's book, which depicts a sauropod rearing as riders close in on it in the badlands.
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All addictions involve developing a consuming passion for the substance or activity—and such intensity is not at all pathological when devoted to love, child-rearing, art, work, or other interests that society has deemed acceptable.
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It is well known, for instance, that men do not come anywhere close to fully sharing in the household chores or child rearing when their partners are working, and that often means more stress for women.
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Matthew Flower's father, James, was a systems engineer who was often away for months at a time on oil tankers, while his mother, Deborah, bore most of the responsibility for rearing their three sons, in Houston.
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Voluntary home visiting by trained mentors and nurses gives at-risk parents useful and potentially life-saving advice on how to deal with stressful child-rearing situations and how to make their homes safe for kids.
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"The book's most original sections see Cass reckoning with the tightrope walk of being an artist and a mother, asking herself whether creativity and child-rearing can ever peacefully coexist," Carolyn Murnick writes in her review.
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The most recent flare-up involves Melania's parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, who appear to currently live in the United States, where they are very engaged with the care and rearing of their grandson Barron Trump.
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Most of those programs are good and effective, but it's a lot for anyone to keep straight, let alone a poor parent coping with the stresses of rent and low pay and debt and child rearing.
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In "The World Has Many Butterflies," that type of young woman — the kind who cracks wise from a crouched position — is now a suburban Houston housewife who has fallen into a world of aspirational child rearing.
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While some animal welfare groups push for protecting rare species like polar bears in their natural habitat, other groups, like Polar Bears International, say rearing them in captivity allows the animals to have longer life spans.
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Such markets, together with high population density, massive commercial poultry production and cultural practices such as backyard chicken-rearing, have also made Indonesia a global epicenter for human transmission of the H5N1 strain of bird flu.
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But in today's world, where culture-war issues dominate the political landscape, child-rearing priorities and party are now tightly intertwined, making the partisan divide so deep and intense that it has become all but intractable.
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Outside of websites specifically devoted to raising kids, the published discourse about child rearing in the mainstream media seems dominated by panicked think pieces, many of the "Holy crap, what just happened to my life?" variety.
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Duck farmers in France's southwest, the main production region for liver pate speciality foie gras, resumed rearing last week after a six-week suspension ordered as part of measures to stamp out the more virulent H5N8 virus.
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By focusing on the financial pressures of motherhood that keep women from earning up to their potential, for example, she's recognizing that American capitalism is dependent on women performing the unpaid labor of child bearing and rearing.
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The algorithm looks at housing, food, transportation, clothing, health care, child care expenses as well as the region in the United States where the couple resides to determine the annual cost of child rearing through age 17.
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I think about men who dreamt of boiling down women's careers, ambitions, dreams, and accomplishments, and leaving only their capacity to serve Gilead through rearing children or cleaning houses or toiling to their deaths in the colonies.
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Meeting U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres in Beijing ahead of a major China-Africa summit, Xi made no direct mention of the trade tensions with the United States, referring instead to "unilateralism and protectionism rearing its head".
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The life-sized bronze, the idea for which has been floating around for two decades, will depict the artist sitting heroically atop a rearing horse like a military leader, nude but for a loincloth around his groin.
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In response to prejudice rearing its ugly head, activists organized the March to Confront White Supremacy, a 10-day march that started in Charlottesville and ended in Washington D.C. with protesters demanding an end to racial injustice.
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They examined the association between flu infection and social participation in volunteer groups, sports groups, leisure activity groups, senior citizen clubs, neighborhood associations, cultural groups, nursing care or health promotion groups, local events and grandchild-rearing support.
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I limped into my 50s with the prospect of being permanently unemployed, and only then did I recklessly list my 18-year hiatus from full-time work outside the home as "child-rearing responsibilities" on my résumé.
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"In the 'Me Too' movement, this is going to keep rearing it's ugly head, and he better have a strategy about dealing with it or it's going to be the equivalent of Hillary's emails," the source said.
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The protest idea was inspired by the story of Icelandic women who paralyzed their country in 1975 by not going to work, and skipping housework and child-rearing tasks, to protest unfair employment practices and wage discrepancies.
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Another entry drawn from the headlines is free-range parenting, a relaxed style of child rearing that sparked neglect charges - later dropped - against a Maryland couple who allowed their children to walk home alone from a park.
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Rooftops that were once unoccupied, soulless concrete deserts, become transformed into food-producing, flower-rearing altars to the sun, where people gather, lean in, and reconnect with the world's natural wonder in the midst of a city.
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His "Napoleon Leading the Army Over the Alps" (193) shows a young man in hiking boots and camouflage riding a rearing stallion the way the French emperor does in an early-1800s painting by Jacques-Louis David.
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Yet a glance at the Christian group Focus on the Family's "biblical principles for spanking" reminds us that your approach to child rearing is not pre-political; it is shorthand for your stance in the culture wars.
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It broadly falls into the realm of rearing issues in which parents must take charge, drawing a line in the sand and establishing rules in the home, rather than allowing the infant or toddler to do so.
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"We will turn Japan's social security system into one that responds to all generations by boldly diverting policy resources to resolve the two major concerns - child rearing and (elderly) nursing care – that working generations confront," he said.
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"We will turn Japan's social security system into one that responds to all generations by boldly diverting policy resources to resolve the two major concerns -- child rearing and (elderly) nursing care - that working generations confront," he said.
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Patterns in subject matter, such as the scenes of motherhood and child-rearing depicted by artists such as Berthe Morisot or Mary Cassatt, can be attributed to sociological factors, artistic expectations, or personal predilection, not to gender.
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A previous report from the United States Department of Agriculture also found that the 2015 estimate for child-rearing expenses from birth through 17 years old in a two-child, middle-income, married-couple family climbed to $233,610.
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Rearing worms, known as vermiculture, is a simple solution that sees farmers harvest the nutrients from worm waste, said Jemimah Njuki, an agriculture and environment expert in Nairobi with the International Development Research Centre, a Canadian aid agency.
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The sofa featured long, oversize tassels of braided gold foil and silk, as did the matching pillow; next to them, carefully positioned on the floor, was a five-foot statue in mottled green porcelain of a rearing horse.
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Pantaleón joins Fierro and other women — housewives who juggle child-rearing, house chores, and part-time jobs — gathering water requests from their neighbors, coordinating trucks' routes with local authorities, and riding along to ensure the operation runs smoothly.
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At a state-of-the-art farm in nearby Anji county, Mr Ni oversees the rearing and slaughter of 20,000 organic free-range hogs a year, with the aid of tracking sensors, big-data analysis and soothing music.
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By adopting climate-smart methods, Chikwara - who has also diversified into rearing small animals and free-range chickens, as well as mushroom farming - said he had improved the quality of his crop, fetching high prices at the market.
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The décor—dark wood, salvaged antiques, no tablecloths—is unchanged, and, on a few recent evenings, the crowd seemed to be composed of those same twentysomethings, now in their thirties and forties, discussing child rearing and film rights.
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Their father (Treat Williams) is there, primarily so Abby, who is divorced with two young daughters, can be forced to acknowledge the thuddingly obvious parallels between his child-rearing habits and hers: They both put business before family.
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As complicated as it may be for adults to navigate the child-rearing process with their young boys and girls, it's important for parents to stay mentally strong and help their children prepare for challenges they might face.
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Pamela Druckerman, author of "Bringing Up Bébé" — part memoir about being an expat raising children in Paris, part anthropological study of French child-rearing — made me think we should all take a page out of the playbook française.
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In raising Mikaela, the Shiffrins offered a welcome respite from so many other parents, of great athletes and not so great ones, for whom child-rearing becomes an endless series of trips to games and tournaments and competitions.
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Before I put the old house on the market, I had the job of plowing through multiple decades of gifts received, toys played with and left to languish, furniture passed down through the generations and child-rearing detritus.
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The solution — build more houses in the places where the price is high — is in its way fairly simple, but its virtues won't be recognized as long as we treat urban child-rearing as inherently unnatural and undesirable.
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Not only did I have yet another failure to add to my list, but I'd now had my first experience of being cheated on, which tossed distrust on top of the cynicism that was rearing its ugly head again.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's food shortages, inflation and crumbling medical sector have become such a source of anguish that a growing number of young women are reluctantly opting for sterilizations rather than face the hardship of pregnancy and child-rearing.
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The trend underscores how Argentina's tight monetary policy and sky-high interest rates hovering around 60% are squeezing the sector, which relies on up-front investment to maintain valuable cow herds and rearing calves over several years to maturity.
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"The company's reliance on photos prior to the confirmation stage will allow discrimination to continue rearing its ugly head," said Clarke, a former Airbnb guest who penned a New York Times op-ed piece discussing discrimination on the site.
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With all the effort in the world, the results of cramming kids are likely to be more ambiguous than we can predict, not because the child rearing was done wrong but because all such results tend to be ambiguous.
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But the problem may not be confined to child care centers: A Tokyo-area employee at a cosmetics-related company claimed "childbirth and child-rearing schedules" were emailed to her and her 22 female colleagues, according to the newspaper.
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And in classic millennial fashion, they have made parenting a little bit their own with an impressive array of sub-identities that reflect not just their status as child-rearing adults, but also their personal, political and social ideologies.
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Driving around through upstate New York, Clinton was in the home territory of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who had broken the old rules about staying home, rearing the kids and then retiring to a rocking chair.
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Similarly, after the summer's breeding and rearing of young, the birds lose their brilliant plumage and prepare for journeys that may take them thousands of miles to southern Florida, the Caribbean or deep into the heart of South America.
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In some ways, Frigid Forms Sell is tied to its time—not dated necessarily, as it's still powerful and relevant, but fixated on certain influences and issues that packed more of a punch as Y2K was rearing its head.
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Clashes over land use between the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani people and more settled communities that practice a mix of farming and cattle rearing, claim hundreds of lives each year, but have increased in frequency in recent months.
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The precious passengers include a self-portrait of van Gogh, Monet's 1877 painting of the Saint-Lazare railroad station and Napoleon himself — a portrait of the emperor crossing the Alps on a rearing white horse, by Jacques-Louis David.
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For mothers returning to the work force, the office journey is an additional hurdle, alongside the gender pay gap, the rising costs of child care and the fact that child rearing and domestic duties still fall primarily on women.
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The discovery that our teeth are an "archive of life" could allow us to better understand menopause, birth patterns and child-rearing among early humans, according to a new paper by a team of researchers from New York University.
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Koizumi was quoted in media as saying he was considering taking paternity leave after the child was born early next year, a controversial move in Japan where women are still often expected to take the lead in child-rearing.
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Jackson did the cooking, the cleaning, the grocery shopping, and the child-rearing; he sat at his desk, pondering the state of American letters and occasionally yelling at his wife to come and refill the ink in his pen.
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If the United States allows 100,000 more working age immigrants each year, the nation gets a free infusion of human capital that would otherwise cost $47 billion to obtain through education and child rearing spending for U.S. born workers.
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Two (or more!) people of the same sex who were close friends could decide to raise children together, experience non-sexual intimacy together, or even create new kinship arrangements by having multiple non-monogamous partners for intimacy and child-rearing.
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I had just witnessed the rare gathering of a marginalized community celebrating their independence from the gender binary, and here was a stupidly cliché reminder of just how deeply the concept of sex is rooted in the rearing of all Americans.
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ANYONE WHO has watched the price of bitcoin bucking and rearing in recent years—or seen Facebook attacked for its handling of private data—might have been surprised to learn that the social-media giant is releasing its own digital currency.
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While these environmental factors undoubtedly play at least some role, a forthcoming study in the journal Psychological Science titled "Genetics, the Rearing Environment, and the Intergenerational Transmission of Divorce" suggests the provocative possibility that the answer is also partly genetic.
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If child-rearing is said to come with a great deal of unpaid labor, cost, and pain, it is also presumed to be a woman's best hope for joy, the best (and perhaps only) way to give her own life meaning.
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Her surrogate here is Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio, who, like most of the cast, is not a professional actress), a young woman who does much of the cooking, cleaning, and child-rearing for Sofia (Marina de Tavira) and Antonio (Fernando Grediaga).
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However, if LaRoche is leaving as some sort of protest to the oppressive White Sox regime and their draconian rules on child-rearing, well, that's just a sorry first world problem that no one should shed a single tear over.
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Dime Melovski, of the Macedonian Ecological Society (MES), told CNN that the dams would have had a "negative cumulative effect" on the lynx population, by disturbing their habitat, making them more accessible for poachers, and disrupting the rearing of kittens.
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In her book "Unequal Childhoods", based on in-depth studies conducted in the 250s and early 210s, she looked at the child-rearing habits of American families from a variety of social and ethnic backgrounds and found a yawning gap.
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At one farm in the village of Latrille, in the heartland of duck and geese rearing country, 8,000 ducks were taken by hand and put in coloured metal containers where carbon dioxide was piped in to kill them, normally within seconds.
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Life was, by necessity, transnational; raising children via Skype, making international wire transfers to in-laws, sending gigantic air-mail packages for loved ones back home, all while cleaning the homes and rearing the children of strangers in foreign countries.
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After the fights that night, Milton piled us into his car, drove east from the Garden and pulled up at a sculpture of a rearing white stallion lit from below on 48th and Lex, the grand entrance of Denim & Diamonds.
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There is little difference between opposite-sex and same-sex rearing among Gentoo penguins, which share parenting and feeding responsibilities equally, Hannan said prior to the birth, adding that the example was not the first among zoos across the world.
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Veronesi said that Bugs for Life is looking to "promote opportunities for women in rearing insects," despite the difficulties of operating in a society where "women will defer to their husbands" rather than opening up about the issues they face.
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"Now we want an equal and passionate friendship, which means that we share skills, we no longer specialize, we both share the housework, the child rearing, the breadwinning; we share values and we share our leisure time," she told me.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which has been tracking the cost of raising children since 21625, projects that for a two-parent, two-child, middle-income family, child rearing will cost upwards of $2900,220006 for a child through age 2202.
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There are other, practical considerations for rearing my teen-age son in the U.K. College tuition there is currently capped at about twelve thousand dollars—not cheap, unless you're used to the tuitions of American private colleges, in which case, cheap.
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With the cold weather rearing its head, it's time to get ready for a whole lot of snuggling up on the couch for Netflix and chill sessions (or Hulu and chill, Amazon Prime Video and chill, HBO Go and chill, etc.).
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She also took time off from art-making for child rearing, but returned to work in 2013 with "Haze and Fog," a zombie apocalypse film set in the vast housing projects of present-day Beijing, with its pollution and crowds.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Back in the 0003s, a group of social workers in Jamaica visited low-income homes one hour a week for two years, bearing age-appropriate toys for the kids and advice on child rearing for the parents.
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Other hurdles include a lack of role models, social norms discouraging women from speaking out, and the burden of an intense, full-time job in a society where women are expected to be responsible for housework, child rearing and elder care.
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Multigenerational housing can make sense in many ways: Older parents can be near their adult children in the event of health issues or emergencies, and when there are young grandchildren, having another set of adults around can make child-rearing easier.
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There are two sides to the content on the site: evidence-based information on child-rearing and development, and advice about the rest of adult life with a child — relationships, finances, going back to work and even dealing with in-laws.
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I finally settled on an expensive bassinet (because when you get anxious about child-rearing, you can be tricked into assuming that more expensive means better) and then, once it arrived, spent days worried that I had made the wrong decision.
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Although children's bereavement has not been a prominent concern in child rearing, our world brings tragedy into homes and classrooms each day— violence, disasters and 9/11 have caused thousands of children to grow up without a parent or sibling.
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All water used for animal rearing or experiments is collected in a large tank, where it is meant to be chlorinated for about an hour to kill the pathogens, then dechlorinated and released into wetlands that lead into Lake Washington.
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Shyness causes his shoulders to hunch up, and he avoids eye contact with any interlocutor, even his mother, Heidi (Rachel Bay Jones), a nurse, who is rearing him alone and takes night classes, in the hope of advancing their lives.
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"Although I have witnessed the birth and rearing of many animals during my time as a veterinarian, the relationship between mother bears and their cubs never fails to fascinate me," Zoo and Tierpark Director Dr. Andreas Knieriem said in a statement.
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Linda's earliest years were spent on a commune where child-rearing duties were shared by all adults; at one point she wonders whether her low-energy parents, who meander along the perimeter of the action, never mattering much, are really hers.
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Dr. Zigler was an early champion of guaranteed time off from work for new parents, the teaching of child-rearing skills to teenagers, and the integration of health and social service programs and day care into neighborhood public school buildings.
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There are too many factors at play—the wall of amps rearing up to the ceiling, the atmosphere inside the cramped quarters of a dimly-lit dive bar, a drunk person's tolerance of constant feedback—that studio tools can't produce.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will provide more incentives to encourage hog rearing and stabilize pork supplies, with prices set to jump as much as 70% this year after an outbreak of African swine fever, official media said, citing the country's agriculture ministry.
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In addition to weirdly correlating a parent's sexual orientation with effective child rearing, Judge Johansen has attracted criticism in the past for slapping a 16 year old and for offering to reduce a young girl's sentence if her mother cut off her ponytail.
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While the candidates keep invoking hellfire and brimstone when speaking about the Middle East, they have consistently relied on child-rearing rhetoric to set themselves up as the responsible, adult figures who will swoop in and fix the mess the Democrats have made.
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Other dinosaurs on display include: a rearing Camarasaurus - one of the long-necked, four-legged sauropods; a 90-foot-long (27-meter-long) Diplodocus, another sauropod; a meat-eating Allosaurus sitting, guarding a nest of eggs; and the tank-like armored Euoplocephalus.
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Today, however, the story is rearing its head yet again, as California Congressman Ted Lieu has proposed an investigation into stories that report Trump is still using his unsecured Android handset (an old Samsung Galaxy S3, apparently), executive security be damned. Rep.
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"Women in the Communist Party have to bear the double burden of doing most of the household chores and child-rearing, making it very difficult for female Party officials to move around the country and advance to more senior positions," Fincher said.
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"Hand rearing them from that age was not easy but our little dog Freddie wouldn't leave the skunks and has taken over as step mum," says the caption for a YouTube video shared by Skunks & Co., which shows the busy mom in action.
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The presence of such bacteria is a cause of increasing concern because resistance can limit the ability to fight diseases, but it is also not that surprising: pisciculturalists have a long history of dosing fish they are breeding and rearing with antibiotics.
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"The company's reliance on photos prior to the confirmation stage will allow discrimination to continue rearing its ugly head," said Clarke, a former Airbnb guest who penned a New York Times op-ed piece discussing her experience with discrimination on the site.
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"We need people to realize that gender discrimination can show up in lots of small ways," Ishikawa said, from how women are treated by their bosses to expectations that women will do all the housework and child-rearing even if they work.
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We no longer showed off when we were in heat with a literal booty call, hiding it to encourage fewer one-night-stands (or what the chimpanzee version of that would be), and more long-term mates that would share offspring-rearing duties.
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Because as we all know, women are still making 80 cents to a man's dollar and no amount of variables such as experience or child-rearing makes up for the fact that many industries simply choose to pay women less because they can.
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They're also remarkably egalitarian when it comes to child care responsibilities: males and females take equal time caring for the nest, until the male leaves the rest of the child rearing to the female when chicks are 12 weeks old, according to Audubon.
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"Mothers contribute so much to the public good by rearing children because, when they do this, then all of us have better coworkers, better friends, better partners," England says, explaining the unpaid labor of mothers and the way that labor benefits society.
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We need policies that remove fiscal penalties for marriage and encourage marital stability, that recognize the service parents do for society, and that subsidize childbearing and child-rearing accordingly — even if, on their own, such policies won't restore us to stable fertility levels.
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Sean Kelly "Equestrian Portrait of Philip III" (2016), the most spectacular of several large paintings by Kehinde Wiley in the fair, depicts a young man, dandified to the point of silliness, on a rearing horse surrounded by birds and flowering and fruiting trees.
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" The Automatic Nanny, devised by a proponent of "rational child-rearing," proves all too successful in modelling an ideal parent: a child in its care subsequently languishes under human parenting, craving "not more contact with a person, but more contact with a machine.
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Most of them say that while women should have the same opportunities as men to work or participate in politics, they should do more homemaking and child-rearing, found the study, which is set to be published in the journal Gender and Society.
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After a former Harvard colleague, Robert Sears, with whom she wrote "Patterns of Child Rearing" (1957), became head of the psychology department at Stanford, Dr. Maccoby and her husband, who was chairman of the psychology department at Boston University, transferred to Palo Alto.
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In my own pediatric practice, when asked about questions of child-rearing philosophy, I always told people the opinion of the academy, explaining that it was only an opinion; gave my own opinion; and then said they should really ask their grandmother.
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The midlife crisis was meant to offer a way to rethink the gender hierarchy of an earlier era: It was designed, especially, to allow women a chance to rearrange their lives at midlife, once the tremendous burden of child-rearing had passed.
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AquaChile, one of Chile's largest salmon producers, had recently struck a $255 million deal to purchase two smaller Chilean fish farming operations, boosting the company's access to the Magallanes region of Patagonia, a prime area of cold water ideal for salmon rearing.
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Producers of foie gras, a duck or goose liver pate, have been particularly hit by the virus as their rearing methods - which involve keeping birds outside and then moving them to force-feeding and slaughtering buildings - raise the risk of the virus spreading.
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