Being born out of wedlock was not ... Even popes around that time had lots of out-of-wedlock children.
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But it's hard to see how CPCs could prevent or reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies, since they directly encourage women with out-of-wedlock pregnancies to give birth.
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Forty percent of American babies are born out of wedlock.
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Along the way, he fathered two children out of wedlock.
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While 11 percent of babies born to college-educated women are born out of wedlock, according to the Pew Research Center, the out-of-wedlock birthrate is above 50 percent for mothers who never went.
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Her French friend confides that she is pregnant out of wedlock.
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On the cultural front, out-of-wedlock births are no longer rising.
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Georgette Lacour-Gayet was born out of wedlock in Paris on Feb.
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Most children born to women under 30 are born outside of wedlock.
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Burton admitted fathering a child out of wedlock during an extramarital affair. Rep.
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But some countries have shown they can keep young girls out of wedlock.
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On average, more than one in four children born out of wedlock died.
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It's part of a larger opposition to all sex outside of traditional wedlock.
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Debating the decline of wedlock, again, in the shadow of the baby bust.
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Within the next 40 years, out of wedlock births soared to 70 percent.
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BEIJING — One proposal would end financial penalties for babies born out of wedlock.
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For children born out of wedlock, however, the nightmare of bureaucratic non-recognition persists.
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"That's why they call it wedlock," said Mr. Yohannan, walking out of the prison.
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Margery and Sven already have a child together out of wedlock before their marriage.
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Similarly, pregnancy out of wedlock is punishable by up to two years in prison.
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We've leveled off out-of-wedlock births by entering into a major baby bust.
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I think he had the great good fortune to be born out of wedlock.
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Shark attacks and out-of-wedlock pregnancies were once blamed on Mossad, Israel's spy service.
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Ugandan Fatima Nambi is jailed in Kuwait on charges of carrying a baby outside wedlock.
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It didn't help that Mathew had a baby out of wedlock and Tina divorced him.
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It was here, in 1964, that she became pregnant out of wedlock at age 20.
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Benjamin blamed low rates of marriage and high rates of children born out of wedlock.
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In the last few years, even the out-of-wedlock birthrate has finally stopped climbing.
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Born out of wedlock, Castro was the son of Angel Castro, a wealthy sugar plantation owner.
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Some 12,000 women are abducted every year, sometimes by complete strangers who coerce them into wedlock.
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America has tried hard to promote wedlock among poor people since the 1990s, but failed utterly.
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Wedlock seems to increase human happiness even allowing for the fact that many marriages fall apart.
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It was a different time and to have a baby out of wedlock wasn t acceptable.
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Don't get someone pregnant and if you're a female, don't get pregnant out of wedlock.4.
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This girl herself had a baby boy out of wedlock and put him up for adoption.
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Sometimes, Shariah courts accept underage unions to legitimize out-of-wedlock pregnancies, the Unicef report said.
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He was born out of wedlock to the dictator's elder son, Yakov Dzhugashvili (Stalin's original name).
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In 1968, he successfully argued that Louisiana could not discriminate against children born out of wedlock.
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Some were suspended from schools because they became pregnant out of wedlock as high school kids.
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One would have forced the fathers of children born out of wedlock to pay child support.
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Murphy comes out in the '2100s, she has a kid out of wedlock, Dan Quayle criticizes it.
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It could easily be applied to unwed mothers or people living together out of wedlock, they say.
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Sex out of wedlock is also a criminal offense, punishable with up to one year in prison.
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Children born out of wedlock get fewer financial benefits, and their fathers get no paid parental leave.
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As our special report this week explains, wedlock has become so good that it is causing trouble.
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It was later revealed that he fathered a child out of wedlock with a fellow campaign staffer.
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Of course, the marriage fell apart because Kevin apparently had a child out of wedlock with another woman.
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Births out of wedlock are frowned upon in Japan and much less common than in Western developed nations.
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Before her relationship with Harding, Florence Kling had an affair that resulted in a child out of wedlock.
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Mr. Alvarez himself acknowledges having six children out of wedlock, in addition to two children with his wife.
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When closed adoptions were the norm, births outside of wedlock were deeply stigmatizing for both mothers and children.
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When Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote his report, around a quarter of black children were born out of wedlock.
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She has also been a strong advocate for abstinence, although she has been pregnant twice out of wedlock.
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They divorced, and she had a son named Christie out of wedlock with a married man, Christopher J. Stevenson.
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In most countries, rising divorce rates coincide with more births out of wedlock and a fall in marriage rates.
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He was born out of wedlock and spent his early childhood in an orphanage, which his mother visited regularly.
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The decline in shotgun marriage accounts for a significant fraction of the increase in out-of-wedlock first births.
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As a result, the culture changed: Marriage was no longer the norm, and out-of-wedlock childbirth was accepted.
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This was objectively true in one respect at least: teen-pregnancy rates soared, both in and out of wedlock.
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They employ euphemisms, using different words to describe sex permissible by religion, or illegal sex and sex out of wedlock.
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In Singapore nearly all children are born and raised in wedlock, starkly different from what now happens in the West.
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Thanks to one ruling, all children in France, whether born in or out of wedlock, now have the same rights.
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In a 2004 speech to the NAACP he went after out-of-wedlock births, deadbeat dads, sagging pants and more.
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Even as overall fertility rates continue to fall dramatically, out of wedlock births in the United States are increasing sharply.
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Brunei's new penal laws proscribe imprisonment for women who have an abortion or who have a child out of wedlock.
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Even allowing for relatively Victorian ideas about women and sex out of wedlock, how do you explain the outcome legally?
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Researchers learned the suspect's father and mother had a son out of wedlock and she raised him under a different name.
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They do not tell you how many children you ought to have, or whether you can have sex out of wedlock.
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Mary then makes a reference to Marigold's (Edith's out of wedlock daughter) true maternal parentage, thereby rupturing Edith's relationship with Bertie.
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Women are postponing marriage; social pressures mean there are far fewer babies born out of wedlock than in other rich countries.
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Among the privileged group of people who attain wedlock—call them the uxariat—marriage is becoming more egalitarian and more resilient.
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Similar trends can be seen across the wealthy world: the average out-of-wedlock birth rate for OECD countries is 40%.
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However, she told my friend last week that she doesn't want anyone at her wedding who was born out of wedlock.
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The minimum age of 16 was set in 1929 when living together or falling pregnant out of wedlock was socially unacceptable.
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The Chinese are keenest of all, reflecting a strong aversion to births out of wedlock, for both cultural and practical reasons.
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For comparison, 30 percent of white children and 27 percent of Asian/Pacific Islander children are born out of wedlock, respectively.
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Elle Fanning plays the author and Douglas Booth her out-of-wedlock lover and eventual husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.
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That meant the nonbiological mother would then have to adopt what, according to Indiana, was her wife's out of wedlock child.
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"She is proud of being a mother of three children, living out of wedlock, she has divorced twice," Ms. Mayer said.
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One of the arguments of their appeal states that child marriage can actually protect girls who get pregnant out of wedlock.
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The secretary then recounted an episode of his life when he was falsely accused of fathering a child out of wedlock.
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In 1928, Lewis gave birth to a baby girl out of wedlock and the child was swiftly placed with an adoptive family.
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America is not there yet, although when 40% of children are born out of wedlock it is not too early to wonder.
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If one then adds an out of wedlock child to these poor economic prospects, you are starting out in a deep hole.
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So they end up dropping out of school, having kids out of wedlock, and failing to advance to a middle-class lifestyle.
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Social conservatives argue that early marriages can reduce births out-of-wedlock as well as the number of single mothers on welfare.
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It makes you hoe, not a free spirit, to entertain multiple lovers within a short period of time and out of wedlock.
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The marriage rate is way down, and despite a high out-of-wedlock birthrate American fertility just hit an all-time low.
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Two decades later, the magazine broke the news that John Edwards had fathered a child out of wedlock during his Presidential race.
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The legend states that a young woman became pregnant out of wedlock, and her religious parents forced her to marry the father.
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After Brown was born, she was transferred to a Catholic Care Orphanage like many babies born out of wedlock at the time.
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Zuma apologized to South Africans in 2010 after fathering a child out of wedlock with his friend Irvin Khoza's daughter, Sonono Khoza.
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Immigrants have much more traditional views on family structure than the native-born and much lower rates of out-of-wedlock births.
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Opponents worry that raising the age will lead to out-of-wedlock births, and they note that many underage marriages are consensual.
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"I was born out of wedlock," she says of the relationship between her mother Deanna (Jim Bob's older sister) and father Terry Jordan.
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" She concluded: "Well now since you lil nosey fucks know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock.
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All of America's social problems, he argues—poverty, crime, violence, out-of-wedlock births, pornography, homosexuality—can be solved by applying the Koran.
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She, too, became pregnant out of wedlock; Chaplin, spooked this time by the prospect of criminal charges, secretly married her in November 1924.
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"We find this to be deeply offensive," the House Democrats said of the "out of wedlock" designation for children of same-sex couples.
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Cardi B notably did not apologize for secretly marrying Offset ("at least ya can stop saying i had a baby out of wedlock").
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That allows a lesbian couple to have a child "in wedlock" if one woman provides the egg and the other carries the baby.
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Working in some of the countries where we do, the shame and stigma attached to being pregnant out of wedlock is still there.
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Deanna gave up her dreams of studying archaeology to raise Maddie and endure wedlock to a guy named Dan, played by Matt Walsh.
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But the greatest protections against female poverty are girls' finishing high school, getting full-time jobs and not having babies out of wedlock.
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Establishing financial stability is no longer a prerequisite for sex or even fatherhood, and 40% of U.S. babies are now born out of wedlock.
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Toby's hesitant to call his mother about the pregnancy, since she's Catholic and will likely judge them for having a baby out of wedlock.
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But Singapore is also a country of contrasts: Sex outside of wedlock is frowned upon, but prostitution is a legal profession for female citizens.
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Last summer, Politico published a story about a child Sanders had fathered out of wedlock -- and the campaign's refusal to really address the issue.
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Many couples in America and Europe now cohabit rather than marry, and a large and growing proportion of children are born out of wedlock.
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"Well now since you lil [nosy] f—s know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock," she wrote.
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So if a character is divorced, if she is a sex worker, if she had a baby out of wedlock, she's treated as inhuman.
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The Lebensborn program created birthing centers for women of "Aryan" descent, who were encouraged to have children — typically out of wedlock — with SS officers.
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The rate of out-of-wedlock births for United States-born mothers exceeds the rate for foreign-born moms, 42 percent to 33 percent.
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He was also an ambitious, charming womanizer who was reported to have fathered two children out of wedlock, including one while courting Princess Margaret.
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He guaranteed them a fully funded education through college as long as they didn't use drugs, have children out of wedlock, or commit crimes.
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Getty's son Gordon was an esteemed musician living in San Francisco when it was revealed in 1999 that he had three children out of wedlock.
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I'm fascinated when people propose [today], because I see the trend that, more often than not, people are cohabiting or having kids out of wedlock.
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In 1960 fewer than a tenth of births were to unmarried women, whereas these days around two fifths of children are born out of wedlock.
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"It would have been like announcing an out-of-wedlock pregnancy," Andrew Cherlin, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins told the New York Times in 2007.
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But, even if you don't want to be united in wedlock, it doesn't necessarily mean you don't want the legal security that comes with partnership.
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Mr. Pirro would go to jail for tax evasion, tailed by rumors about Mafia ties and revelations that he fathered a child out of wedlock.
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For decades, politicians, journalists and scholars have scrutinized the reasons poor couples fail to use contraception, have children out of wedlock and do not marry.
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Sajudin's allegation that Trump fathered a child out of wedlock has not been independently confirmed by any of the outlets that have investigated the story.
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If Albus's mother, Kendra Dumbledore, had a baby out of wedlock after her husband's death, the youngest that kid could be in 1927 is 28.
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And the couple claims they only tied the knot because Pinkett Smith's mother Adrienne Banfield-Jones didn't want them to have the baby out of wedlock.
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Less weddings, more virgins Another cause for Japan's declining birth rate is the fall in marriage rates, with having children outside of wedlock still frowned upon.
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Go deeper: New normal: Out of wedlock births How the Great Recession fueled for-profit colleges Why businesses have a stake in solving the opioid epidemic
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The traditional family is still very much the norm in Japan: hardly any children are born out of wedlock, for example, and gay marriage is illegal.
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In the 20123s children born out of wedlock gained equal rights and sodomy was decriminalised; divorce and same-sex civil unions became legal in this century.
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Some dope riding down the slope decided to change it to "Arnold's Maid" ... a clear shot at Arnold fathering a child outta wedlock with his maid.
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" In addition, Ms. Wang said, "The idea of women having babies out of wedlock is in conflict with the sense of moral order within the society.
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Then "$19 trillion later, 10 times more people on food stamps, more poverty, more welfare, broken homes, out of wedlock births, crime and incarceration," Carson said.
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Because the department focuses on biological parentage, certain assisted reproductive technology cases are treated as "out of wedlock," even if the child's legal parents are married.
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We learn that Leonardo was born out of wedlock to a young farmer's daughter and rising notary who never legally claimed the child as his son.
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He went on to argue Supreme Court cases that established juveniles' rights to due process and that acknowledged the rights of children born out of wedlock.
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In the midst of all that, Hunter fathered a child out of wedlock, and has only recently seemed to settle a complicated custody case with its mother.
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When asked if he inquired how pure straight couples were before selling them a cake — if they'd had premarital sex, birthed a child out of wedlock, etc.
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Child marriage survivors often say they were forced to marry against their will, particularly if they were pregnant to avoid the stigma of giving birth outside wedlock.
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Her parents, Chip and Susan Limehouse, had a messy divorce back in 2016 involving an alleged mistress who appears to have produced a child out of wedlock.
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"Well now since you lil [nosy] f—s know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock," she tweeted in June 2018.
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The debate of when life begins swirled through my head, and the veil of a child out of wedlock at the prime of my career seemed unbearable.
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He was born out of wedlock between 1755 and 1757 (some believe he lied about his age) on the island of Nevis in the British West Indies.
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America's federal government has given hundreds of millions of dollars to programmes that seek to nudge poor people into wedlock or teach couples how to resolve conflict.
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Studies that have wrestled with this problem have concluded that the greater the number of personal characteristics you control for, the less magical wedlock appears to be.
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Under Singapore law, children born out of wedlock are considered illegitimate and do not have the same rights as those born to married couples, unless legally adopted.
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Elaine Wedlock said that she'd just gotten home from a business trip and was so excited to see her kids, that she'd forgotten to lock the door.
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If a woman was going to have a baby out of wedlock, she went away and had it in an unwed mother's home, and the child disappeared.
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He was born out of wedlock, never knew his father and was raised mainly by his mother, who drove a school bus to support her seven children.
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During the 1884 presidential campaign, it was discovered that Grover Cleveland had had a child out of wedlock with a woman named Maria Halpin 10 years earlier.
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But what really put Mr. Alvarez in the headlines this year was his admission of having had many extramarital affairs and fathering eight children out of wedlock.
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What is known can be summarized on a postcard: He is thought to have been born out of wedlock in May 163 in Mississippi and raised there.
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From (virgin) mothers who have children out of wedlock to same-sex couples becoming commonplace, America is less conservative than ever about what it calls a family.
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I remember I was living in Germany at the time when "Murphy Brown" had the kid out of wedlock, and then Dan Quayle was arguing with Murphy Brown.
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"Well now since you lil [nosy] f—s know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock," Cardi B tweeted on June 25.
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"Well now since you lil [nosy] f—s know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock," Cardi B tweeted on June 25.
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Politicians from the race-grievance industry point to the problems of low-income blacks, from crime and violence to out-of-wedlock births and lack of economic opportunity.
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She couldn't understand why I would want to do such a stupid thing, why I'd tie myself down in wedlock (she was right: it was a terrible marriage).
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Thirty-six percent of children born to a working-class mother are born out of wedlock, versus 13 percent of those born to middle- and upper-class mothers.
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It is possible, Autor acknowledged that the growth of the social safety net has had the effect of disincentivizing work and marriage and encouraged out of wedlock childbirth.
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She was a single mother who had a child out of wedlock and always supported herself at a time when such atypical family arrangements were rare in Italy.
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The Catholic credentials of Horst Seehofer, the state premier, have been compromised since 2007 when it emerged that he had an extramarital affair and a child out of wedlock.
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The stigma of out-of-wedlock babies has seen Seoul's Jusarang Community Church build an oven-sized "baby box", with cushions and a heating system into its outside wall.
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In 2015 Michael denied Nicholas Medforth-Mills, the son of his second daughter, his title and dynastic rights for allegedly fathering a child out of wedlock (he denies this).
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Since a moral panic in the mid-1990s mothers of young children born out of wedlock have also found it more difficult than other parents to purchase government flats.
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Red families tend toward conservatism, and blue tend toward progressivism, but the models share an upper-class stress on respectability and a strong taboo against out-of-wedlock birth.
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At that time there was a "huge stigma" about unmarried pregnant women and children born out of wedlock, said Ryan Hanlon, vice president of the National Council for Adoption.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)The governor of Nairobi has ignited an explosive debate amongst Kenyans over the issue of children born out of wedlock to powerful politicians and their lovers.
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Leave it to Isobel "Marple" Crawley to deduce she is Lady B's daughter, born out of wedlock (and, not as some of you might have been thinking, her lover).
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And he certainly had his share of troubles, as reluctantly but faithfully documented in McBride's account — I.R.S. woes, drug problems, payola scandals, children out of wedlock and the like.
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Child marriages in Mali, and across West Africa, are carried out to strengthen ties between families, alleviate poverty, and avoid the stigma of a girl having sex outside of wedlock.
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According to a survey by the Mauritanian Association for the Health of the Mother and Child, an NGO, 40% of female prisoners are in jail for having sex outside wedlock.
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Every woman would want a man to accept their child out of wedlock that was not his, everyone would want that man to be their son, their brother, their husband.
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And it is very hard for a child born out of wedlock to acquire a hukou, or residency permit, which provides access to health care, education or other public services.
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As couples wait longer to marry, and fewer eventually do, the number of countries where more births are out of wedlock than in it has risen to more than 20.
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These questions became more urgent after a suicide attempt in the early 1920s, following a traumatic abortion, and again, later, when she gave birth to a child out of wedlock.
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Sticking point: One proposal that generated the most attention was the removal of legal restrictions on children born outside wedlock, a move that would upend rigid stigmas against single mothers.
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Despite same-sex wedlock now being legal, the previous inability to marry set many older LGBTQ couples back years ago in terms of retirement planning, compared to their mainstream counterparts.
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After the wedding, in 21876, a New York newspaper ran this notice: Mr. HERMAN TYPEE OMOO MELVILLE has recently been united in lawful wedlock to a young lady of Boston.
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Kate would never get pregnant out of wedlock, as Janet does in the ballad, but she still takes enormous pleasure in learning how to use her body to perform beauty.
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"In Bolivia, fathering a child out of wedlock is just not a problem for a male politician, including with a mother so much younger than him," Ledebur told VICE News.
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It was run under the guise of offering adoption services for mothers who had given birth to children out of wedlock, but police have said there was evidence of money transactions.
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Instead, they sought and obtained permission to ordain men born out of wedlock, men convicted of serious crimes, converts and men who did not meet the age requirements or educational requirements.
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But 60 years later, the criticism of Bacon's homosexuality is uncomfortably anachronistic, especially in counterpoint to Bacon's contemporary and onetime friend Lucian Freud, who fathered 12-plus children out of wedlock.
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This has contributed to lower-income Americans cycling in and out of partnerships, which grow further apart as they get older as well as a normalizing of out-of-wedlock births.
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McDermott puts it in his traditional woman-hating way, comparing Nancy, who previously got pregnant out of wedlock, to a turtle who cannot fix itself after being flipped on its back.
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"Children born out of wedlock stay with their maternal extended families but have no claim to land as their mothers lack inheritance rights, they have no claim to compensation," he said.
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Noriko is born out of wedlock, to a former geisha who, inspired by a popular 19th-century serial novel called The Golden Demon, left her wealthy husband for a mere tutor.
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Davis, who has been married four times and had two children out of wedlock, is an Apostolic Christian who cited religious reasons as her rationale for refusing to issue the documents.
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Births out of wedlock can be sharply reduced by providing young women with access to sex education and long-term contraception, so they might delay having children until they feel ready.
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Under the policy, the department classifies certain children born through assisted reproductive technology as "out of wedlock," which triggers a higher bar for citizenship, even if the parents are legally married.
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He called another a "fruitcake," accused another of having several children out of wedlock and denounced still another as a "whore for the insurance industry," a remark for which he apologized.
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She and her family had been expelled from their village in Ghor Province because her teenage daughter, Mah Yamsar, was said to have brought dishonor by becoming pregnant out of wedlock.
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A nation can have low out-of-wedlock birthrates and no drag queens while also allowing for slavery and segregation and exploiting young children by having them work in horrible conditions.
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The proposal that has generated the most attention outside the Great Hall of the People, where the congress is being held, would remove legal restrictions on children born out of wedlock.
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In both the DC and California cases, the State Department applied a section of US immigration law that relates to children born overseas out of wedlock, even though both couples are married.
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Bradford, then 23, confessed to police that she'd secretly given birth on campus weeks earlier and had kept her pregnancy secret because employees were not allowed to have children out of wedlock.
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In 2000, a bogus telephone poll suggested John McCain had fathered a black child out of wedlock, and in 2007 voters received a Christmas card suggesting Mitt Romney, a Mormon, supported polygamy.
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At the same time, the easing of racial discrimination widened eligibility to more blacks, increasing the number of never-married women of color and their children who were born out of wedlock.
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Until those two developments, many Evangelicals and other Christians were actually open to (if not outright supportive of) de-criminalizing abortion, since they wanted to prevent babies being born out of wedlock.
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The British tabloid press has long been filled with stories of Johnson's notoriously louche sexual history, which seems to have involved a staggering number of extramarital affairs and out of wedlock pregnancies.
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That interpretation has led the State Department to regard births from assisted reproductive technology as "out of wedlock" if the people providing the sperm and the egg aren't married to each other.
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The interpretation has led the State Department to regard births from assisted reproductive technology as "out of wedlock," if the source of the sperm and the egg do not match married parents.
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For Republicans, our formative years support claims that people are poor because of bad choices, laziness or intergenerational pathologies such as out-of-wedlock births, crime or high rates of single parenthood.
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Rates of non-marriage and births out of wedlock have risen among this population, leading to many more single-mother families—41% of children in such households live below the poverty line.
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The government's powerful family-planning apparatus still fines married couples who have more than two children and women who give birth out of wedlock, despite a looming demographic crisis in the country.
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McKnight Kalanda, who heads the child affairs department at the ministry of gender, children, disability and social welfare, said figures from charities showed about 5,000 under-18s were removed from wedlock last year.
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The report found that many of the women - some of whom were subjected to the harsh discipline of the institutions for simply becoming pregnant outside wedlock - were sent there by the Irish state.
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You may not believe that a woman should have a child out of wedlock, but as a government employee, you must still cut her social services disbursement check if she qualifies for it.
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Also among its goals was a push to promote two-parent households and marriage, drawing heavily from dubious ideas that women were using out-of-wedlock births to cash in on welfare checks.
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In her Catholic section of Belfast part of this was cultural, so that having children out of wedlock was shameful and suicide in the family was a disgrace, both to be buried deep.
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Alan was brought in as basically an arranged marriage shortly after, coming from a wealthy family who would help save some of the Preakers the embarrassment of having a child out of wedlock.
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By the late 1990s efforts of reforms targeting the AFDC program shifted to more nuanced forms of racism with claims that the program encouraged out-of-wedlock births, irresponsible fatherhood and intergenerational dependency.
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The tumbling shapes quickly segued into more dimensional rubbery presences suggestive of factories, science labs or the body, especially in "Comic Wedlock" and "I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie," from 1914.
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France is enthralled by the publication of a collection of letters President François Mitterrand sent to Anne Pingeot, the love of his life and the mother of their out-of-wedlock daughter, Mazarine.
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Anonymous smears falsely claimed that Mr. McCain had fathered a black child out of wedlock, that his wife was a drug addict and that he was a homosexual, a traitor and mentally unstable.
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She said the two are "great co-parents" to their daughter, Quinn, whose out-of-wedlock birth caused an uproar after Edwards admitted in 2010 to fathering her during his 2008 presidential campaign.
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And with it comes a longstanding liberal-versus-conservative disagreement about how much to emphasize economic trends versus cultural transformations — or, more tersely, neoliberalism versus cultural liberalism — to explaining the waning of wedlock.
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Almost 30 years ago, her father shot her and her sister to "cleanse the family's honor" after her younger sibling got pregnant out of wedlock and he deemed both daughters should pay the price.
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All the talk about her skirts and her strut and her four out-of-wedlock children with François Hollande didn't help her win, although Hollande himself did win the next presidential vote, in 22017.
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The letters would haunt him again in 1884, when Blaine won the nomination but ultimately lost to Grover Cleveland (in spite of the scandalous fact that Cleveland had fathered a child out of wedlock).
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Abstinence-only sex education programs emphasize a view of marriage as the only viable romantic arrangement—and even those that are not so ideologically rigid tend to promote wedlock without acknowledging other potential relationships.
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And then comes the whisper unheard 'round the world: We think Lyanna asks her brother to protect her out-of-wedlock child from King Robert Baratheon, to whom she was betrothed at the time.
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He went to Vann's home of Norfolk, Va., and found out the boy was born out of wedlock to a prostitute whose clients were upper-class men who preferred not to visit the brothel.
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A child born out of wedlock would have been an embarrassing distraction for a playboy prince, but for a king at that time, it could have been a scandal or even a constitutional crisis.
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It was The Enquirer that, in 2007 and 2008, discovered that the Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards had conceived a child out of wedlock with a woman who worked for his campaign, Rielle Hunter.
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And in a case that traumatized the nation, the remains of nearly 800 children born out of wedlock were found in 2014 in a Catholic-run home for mothers and their children in Tuam.
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" He added later, "We're promoting birth control to a black woman because of the incredibly high rate of children born out of wedlock that are under-cared for or not cared for at all.
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And because many of these organizations were religious, their gifts came with moral impositions; I was told that one declined to help a young mother whose child was born out of wedlock, for example.
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So he had a child out of wedlock and he wrote his son letters, basically every day, to sort of try to make up for the fact that he wasn't present in his life.
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The vote also came as Mr. Morales struggled with scandal over a child born out of wedlock, accusations of corruption and claims of abandonment by some of the indigenous sectors that had long supported him.
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Meanwhile, more education and opportunity are pushing up the average age of marriage (that is a drag on fertility everywhere, but particularly so in societies such as China's where child-bearing outside wedlock is taboo).
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Born out of wedlock in 1452, the son of a notary and a peasant woman, da Vinci had a lonely childhood and—probably left-handed and almost certainly gay—grew up something of a misfit.
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His plan is heavily focused on encouraging marriage and preventing out-of-wedlock childbirth, pointing to a number of statistics that show children that grow up in married households fare better in income and education.
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A Kenyan governor is making waves after he revealed at the funeral for a fellow politician that the other man had fathered a 5-year-old son out of wedlock, according to multiple news outlets.
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He'd hoped to have a son named William, but after his wife's death Godwin was left to raise both the newborn Mary and another infant, Fanny Imlay, whom Mary Sr. had borne out of wedlock.
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They also revealed he was the out-of-wedlock son of an immigrant (true) and then claimed that he was an immigrant himself (false), born outside the United States and thus ineligible for the presidency.
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Supporters of abstinence education believe schools shouldn't teach about contraception and safe sex because such information legitimizes and inadvertently endorses out-of-wedlock sexual activity, the researchers explain in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Dino Sajudin's story of an out-of-wedlock Trump child raises even more of those questions, as well as the question of just how many payoff deals Trump or allied institutions like AMI have made.
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More than half of births to Hispanic women and 69% to black women in 2017 were out of wedlock, compared to just 28% of whites and 11% of Asians, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Two new reports claim that a former Trump building doorman was paid $30,000 for a story relaying rumors that President Donald Trump had fathered a child out of wedlock with an employee in the late '80s.
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But creating incentives for wedlock does not miraculously make it a practical course of action for all relationships—it merely becomes another method of withholding legal rights from those who cannot or choose not to assimilate.
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Perhaps Congress has a new mission statement I missed — since it no longer agrees on legislation, it now investigates the personal lives of people, checking whether they have out-of-wedlock kids or paid for abortions?
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Alexander Hamilton was certainly a prodigy when he arrived in America, but he was also a penniless teenager born out of wedlock, with almost no formal education and no plans to create jobs (or start revolutions).
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You may remember that in "The Scarlet Letter," set in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 17th-century, Hester Prynne was forced to wear an "A" (for adultery) for having had a child out of wedlock.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE in 2000 faced false rumors, the source of which was never traced, that he had fathered a black child out of wedlock.
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She experienced the cruel edge of politics during the 2000 presidential campaign, when opponents spread false rumors about her family during the South Carolina primary, including that McCain had fathered an illegitimate child out of wedlock.
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The pupils are interviewing a couple, Jane and Graham Marshall, who have been sent to their school by the Students Exploring Marriage Trust, a charity that tries to promote wedlock by providing teenagers with real-life examples.
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In February 2013, Domenici at age 80 acknowledged he had fathered a child out of wedlock in the 1970s with the daughter of Paul Laxalt, who at the time was one of his colleagues in the Senate.
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I didn't want to be in that boat, and I didn't want my parents to feel that their daughter had let them down by getting pregnant out of wedlock, which was a serious sin in their eyes.
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An ex-convict, he was devoted to Elijah Muhammad, at least until he learned that Elijah had had multiple affairs and numerous children out of wedlock, and had used the Nation's treasury as his personal checking account.
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It was through a Times inquiry that this small circle learned for the first time of the existence of the woman they now call Lorraine, and realized that she was their hidden, born-out-of-wedlock cousin.
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Once in wedlock, those who want to escape often have few options; only a handful of domestic violence shelters will take a minor, because of liability issues, and few children have the resources to hire a lawyer.
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" He went on to list the problems with low marriage rates: out-of-wedlock births and the "familiar disasters that inevitably follow — more drug and alcohol abuse, higher incarceration rates, fewer families formed in the next generation.
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Biting back at her cast mates, Rahmati accuses Shouhed of being racially insensitive (both during the cast trip to Isreal and at home) and confronts Javid about calling her child a "bastard" for being born out of wedlock.
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When Li-yan, a young woman living in a remote tea-farming village in China, has a baby out of wedlock, she abandons her newborn daughter — swaddled in a blanket with a tea cake — in a nearby city.
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The big picture: Several economists have said the drop has contributed to a simultaneous dip in what they characterize as "marriageable" men, which has resulted in fewer marriages and higher rates of children being born out of wedlock.
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In conjunction with the rise in industrialization and the spread of disease, the infant mortality rate was at an all-time high, especially for disenfranchised women who worked in unsanitary conditions or had children born out of wedlock.
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But several states claimed that, by promoting "alternatives to abortion" in the form of CPCs, they are fulfilling the federal requirements to either encourage marriage and two-parent families, or to prevent and reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies.
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"It was proven time and again that married people can be very lonely and emotionally deprived within their wedlock, sometimes exactly because they are committed to this one person and gave up on nurturing other connections," Kislev said.
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A Florida judge ruled that Detroit Tigers designated hitter Miguel Cabrera must support the two children he fathered out of wedlock the same way he does the children born to his wife, the Detroit Free Press reported Monday.
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Recall the publication of the controversial Moynihan Report in 1965, in which government officials pointed to higher rates of "female-headed households" and "out-of-wedlock births" among black Americans as key drivers of the disadvantages they face.
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Reporters for the National Enquirer got a tip from Dino Sajudin, a former doorman of a Trump building, that Trump may have fathered a child out of wedlock back in the 2130s with a former employee of his.
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The 1956 movie version starred Ingrid Bergman in her comeback after being blacklisted from the industry for having a child out of wedlock, restoring a member of exiled Hollywood royalty to her rightful place, with Oscar firmly in hand.
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Here the death of his grandma (who told him he was "kosher" why, exactly?) and the birth of his daughter (joint custody not wedlock; too bad) make a man out of him vocally—that adolescent thing is a memory.
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Though it's available well into pregnancy, it's encouraged for unmarried women (who can't obtain official household registration for kids born out of wedlock) and, given the country's two-child policy, required for married women who already have two children.
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After Loretta Young conceived a child with Clark Gable out of wedlock in 1935, she "arranged for a Catholic orphanage to keep the baby for a few months until she could 'adopt' her," according to the book Recycled Stars.
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In 1992, Sprint was asked if it would continue to work with the actress Candice Bergen, who played "Murphy Brown," after then Vice President Dan Quayle criticized the character in a speech for having a son out of wedlock.
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But his rebellion was not only intellectual: as a twenty-one-year-old student, Buber fell in love with a Christian fellow-student, Paula Winkler, who herself became a significant writer, and they had two children out of wedlock.
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However, they say their infant daughter, Kessem, has been denied birthright citizenship under a State Department policy that considers her "born out of wedlock" -- and they're not the first LGBT family to be affected by the policy under the Trump administration.
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During the interview, she reminisced about the troubles that came along with the 1980 Summer Olympics hosted in Moscow, namely all of the children born out of wedlock as a result and the stigma she says the single mothers faced.
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He used up his goodwill on a litany of scandals, including having a child out of wedlock, until he committed what Naples perceived as the ultimate betrayal: leading Argentina's team to victory over Italy in the 1990 FIFA World Cup.
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From Lee Atwater's whispers that a congressional candidate was psychotic to rumors that John McCain had fathered a black child out of wedlock to fake Mormon holiday cards supposedly sent by Mitt Romney, South Carolina is infamous for its dirty politics.
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" The pregnant rapper, who's expecting a daughter in early July, then ended her missive with a sassy kicker: "Well now since you lil [nosy] f—s know at least ya can stop saying I had a baby out of wedlock.
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Much of this stems from the explosive reception to the Moynihan report—a study published in 1965 that sought to explain the roots of black poverty by analysing out-of-wedlock births—and the stigmatising argument that it seemed to imply.
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Before 1980 around 1% of couples lived together outside wedlock, but of those who wed between 2010 and 2012, more than 40% had done so, according to data from the 2010 and 2012 China Family Panel Studies, a vast household survey (see chart).
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But the lower Court of First Instance sided with the Hong Kong Immigration Department in finding the overseas concept of "spouses" – which QT's lawyers argued should be broader than the wedlock between a man and woman – did not apply to Hong Kong.
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Yes, over the nearly seven decades that the BBC has broadcast the program, plots have included at least one same-sex marriage, the wedding of a Hindu woman to a vicar who rides a motorcycle and a child's birth out of wedlock.
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In the past, in more conservative parts of the country like Appalachia, "infusions of steady jobs for men in the 1970s and 80s led to more marriages and then more children born in wedlock," according to a CNBC story on the study.
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As Covert and Israel explain, state spending on TANF is supposed to fulfill at least one of four purposes: providing assistance to needy families, promoting job preparation and work, preventing and reducing out-of-wedlock pregnancies, or encouraging marriage and two-parent families.
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A significant part of the W.W.C. has succumbed to the ills that used to be associated with the black urban "underclass": intergenerational poverty, welfare, debt, bankruptcy, out-of-wedlock births, trash entertainment, addiction, jail, social distrust, political cynicism, bad health, unhappiness, early death.
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Complaints about taxes are right next to concerns regarding unauthorized immigrants, stimulus packages and bailouts, and "traditional family values" (by which they surely don't mean to idolize the 22 percent out-of-wedlock pregnancy rate found in the Revolutionary era, do they?).
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A landmark case in 1996 upheld the dismissal of a devoutly Christian worker at a firm in Richmond, Virginia, after she told her supervisor to "get right with God" and warned a subordinate that she was sinning gravely by conceiving a child out of wedlock.
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He will be eligible because he was born in wedlock abroad to an American citizen who has lived in the US for a period of five years, at least two of which were after the age of 14 -- according to the US Department of State.
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One of the crudest and most naked came in the 2000 primary: Senator John McCain was victimized by a telephone poll in which voters were asked how they would feel about him if they knew he had fathered a black child out of wedlock.
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Although multiple parentage is often seen as a gay-rights issue, many cases in America are unrelated to same-sex marriage: the first, in Louisiana in 1985, involved an out-of-wedlock conception, and a recent New York case involved a ménage à trois.
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Cuba's state-run press never even mentioned his family, though many Cubans were aware he had a son from a first marriage, other children out of wedlock and was married to a woman named Dalia Soto del Valle with whom he had five sons.
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Watch: Unmarried at 27: Meet China's 'Leftover Women' There are significant "social compensation fees" for having a child out of wedlock in China, where the progeny of unmarried parents are so frowned upon that they're not even entitled to a hukou, or residence permit.
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The Kostelnicka, the village's self-appointed moral guardian, whose decision to kill her stepdaughter's out-of-wedlock child to save the family from disgrace sets in motion a frenzy of guilt — and, eventually, one of the most moving scenes of forgiveness in all opera.
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In this Sunday's GoT episode, we'll see the "Battle of Bastards" (the heavily teased showdown between the series' two leading men born out of wedlock), meaning Jon Snow and his gang of Northerners and wildlings will go up against Ramsay Bolton and his army.
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Jackson, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan overturned in 1999 the convictions of defendants who tried to make Bill Cosby pay them $40 million to keep quiet about the fact that he had an out-of-wedlock child.
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Ayesha Trump, the subject of a new mockumentary that came out Monday, is illegitimate in more ways than one—she claims to be Donald Trump's out-of-wedlock child, and she's also a character played by Fawzia Mirza, a Chicago-based actress and writer.
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When Buress inadvertently revived the allegations, it was in the context of criticizing Cosby's famous finger-wagging messages urging black people to live up to the work of the civil rights movement by pulling up their sagging pants and putting an end to out-of-wedlock births.
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Back then, society didn't legally acknowledge parental rights for children who were born to unmarried women -- "or, to use an antiquated term, 'born out of wedlock,' " said Multnomah County, Oregon, Circuit Court Judge Katherine Tennyson, president of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges.
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Related: This Russian-Made-App Is The Islamic State's Newest Propaganda Machine Ben-Menashe said the Zimbabwean government also looked into Le Roux's background, and found that he was born out of wedlock and adopted by a wealthy family in Zimbabwe, which was then known as Rhodesia.
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In the age of Trumpian tumult, the zeitgeist is right for the return of a trailblazing figure that once captured national attention when a politician turned her into a polarizing lightning rod for her decision to have a child out of wedlock and become a single mother.
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But it doesn't take much to assume this means Rhaegar actually married Lyanna Stark — and didn't just get her pregnant out of wedlock like the show has led us to assume (so the assumption that they actually ran off together and were in love was likely correct).
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But it is certainly a reasonable impulse, and one that's consonant with the Catholic understanding of wedlock … … so long, that is, as it still gives the existing/first marriage a real chance to be defended, a chance to have its claims to divinely-ordained reality respected.
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Sawhill and Rodrigue don't shy away from what they see as a necessary step in combating economic inequality: If we could empower young adults to only have children when they themselves feel ready to become parents, we could reduce unplanned pregnancies and out-of-wedlock births.
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But in many ways, they ended up being celebrities who lacked King's moral authority to speak to problems inside the black community, such as black-on-black crime, family breakdown due to high rates of out-of-wedlock births, and bad schools in poor, segregated black neighborhoods.
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The Islamic court regularly meted out public floggings for minor infractions, and ordered the public to attend extreme punishments — for example, the amputation of a hand of a young man caught stealing, and the stoning death of a couple accused of having children out of wedlock.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's government, in power since May, has promised to raise the legal age of marriage to 18, provoking a backlash from some conservative Islamic leaders who argue that early marriage provides an answer to social ills like premarital sex and pregnancies out of wedlock.
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According to the State Department, children like the expected royal baby, who are born abroad, in wedlock, to one American citizen and one "alien," automatically acquire citizenship at birth, as long as the American parent has lived in the United States for a requisite period of time.
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One reflection of his freedom from the constraints of Jewish tradition is that while a student at the University of Zurich, he fell in love with Paula Winkler, a young woman born in a pious Catholic home, and had two children out of wedlock with her.
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Contrast that with the scalding love and tension between the two women at the heart of "Jenufa": the title character, secretly bearing a baby out of wedlock in a small town, and her stepmother, the Kostelnicka, who makes a brutal decision to save their family from disgrace.
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This idea that the sins of our past are a byproduct of some general societal failing, rather than being the inevitable outcome of a church-run, state-supported policy of punishing women for out-of-wedlock pregnancies also finds an echo in the highest levels of government.
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Roee and Adiel Kiviti told The Daily Beast that they were informed after their daughter's birth that the federal government viewed the child as born out of wedlock due to the circumstances of her birth, which they contend is illegal as her parents are both U.S. citizens.
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States are largely free to operate the program as they wish, as long as they meet four relatively vague general principles: They have to encourage work, job training, and marriage; prevent and reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies, provide child care services; and encourage two-parent families.
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Even in her saucier films, Day manages to evince a combination of sexual appeal and proper womanly chastity — such as in this scene from 1959's Pillow Talk, where she expresses overt horror and disgust when confronted with a bachelor pad and intimations of out-of-wedlock sex.
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Palmer, 44, is one of thousands of Irish children who were born out of wedlock in an era when young unwed Catholic mothers were often forced by their families and the Catholic Church to give up their children in secrecy to avoid what their families saw as shame.
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He also explicitly deprived the once-promising Nicholas Medforth-Mills, the son of his younger daughter and of a professor of geography at Durham University in Britain, of his princely title and dynastic rights, after he was accused of fathering a child out of wedlock (he denies it).
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Authorities forced hundreds of thousands of unmarried, unwillingly pregnant white woman to give up their babies for adoption; meanwhile, poor women of color were evicted from public housing, lost their welfare benefits, and, in some states, were threatened with jail if they had another baby outside of wedlock.
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Among the more colorful are petitions from at least three men claiming they were fathered by Prince out of wedlock - two who are now incarcerated - and a woman who claims she was a secret bride to Prince whose marriage records are classified by the CIA as top secret.
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In both Europe and the U.S., the decline in motherhood – and the increased decline in the number of men accepting the responsibilities of fatherhood (40 percent of births in the U.S and Europe occur out of wedlock) are indicative of a materialistic, pleasure-seeking, live-for-today ethos.
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You could make the "scandal" case about a whole raft of people: people who are divorced; people who are divorced and remarried without an annulment; women who have given birth to, or men who have fathered, a child out of wedlock; an unmarried couple who are living together.
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The Bush campaign was especially notable for its use of hardball tactics, and was accused of launching a dirty smear campaign against McCain that centered on the suggestion that the the senator had fathered a black child out of wedlock and that his wife, Cindy, was a drug addict.
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A gay polymath bastard, born out of wedlock to Piero da Vinci, a notary, and a peasant woman known only as Caterina, and raised with no formal schooling, Leonardo would have found a deep and immediate connection to Jerome's ostracism at the hands of the envious and the hypocritical.
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He is also being investigated for having a private company pay child support for a daughter he had out of wedlock with a journalist, a scandal that forced him to resign as head of the Senate in 2007 and is now being taken up by the Supreme court.
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I notice that people who claim strong religious beliefs that prohibit them from making a cake for a gay wedding never have religious beliefs that prevent them from making wedding cakes for people who are divorced, who had children out of wedlock, who cheated on their previous spouses, etc.
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Those good feelings may be tarnished after a report in The New York Post on Wednesday said that Colon had been taken to court by a woman who contended that she had two children, now school age, with him out of wedlock and that he had failed to pay child support.
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The law requires unwed fathers who are U.S. citizens to spend at least five years living in the United States - a 2012 amendment reduced it from 10 years - before they can confer citizenship to a child born abroad, out of wedlock and to a partner who is not a U.S. citizen.
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The law requires that unwed fathers who are American citizens spend at least five years living in the United States - a 2012 amendment reduced it from 10 years - before they can confer citizenship to a child born abroad, out of wedlock and to a partner who is not a U.S. citizen.
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You see these shocks that reduce the earnings of relatively low-earnings men and relatively low-earnings women, and they reduce fertility, they reduce marriage formation, but they increase the fraction of kids born out of wedlock and to teens, and ultimately increase the fraction of kids living in poverty.
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Hunter Biden, the son of leading Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden, has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of monthly child support to an Arkansas woman who bore him a baby out of wedlock, avoiding a hearing Wednesday that put him at risk of being held in contempt of court.
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In the first phase, which covers the 1960s through the 1980s, there was a clear liberal-led attack on the institutional form of marriage as it existed then, on the legal and cultural structure that privileged heterosexual wedlock, pushed couples toward its rules and rituals, and then constrained them from divorce.
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During the 73s, revelations also emerged about the "Magdalene Laundries," institutions run by Catholic nuns that forced at least 27,2500 "fallen women" — former sex workers or those who had children out of wedlock — into slave labor conditions, pocketing the profits for the church, throughout the early and mid-2000th century.
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Feb. 28-March 11 Janacek's 1904 opera — based on Gabriela Preissova's novel "Her Stepdaughter" — tracks the tragic fate of Jenufa, a Moravian mountain woman, who is cut with a knife by her lover and has her newborn child killed by her stepmother, who objects to the child being born out of wedlock.
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In 2000, coming off a big win in New Hampshire over George W. Bush, McCain was the victim of a whisper campaign, reputedly spawned by George W. Bush's campaign, that spread the false rumor that the Arizona senator had an out-of-wedlock black child and that his wife Cindy was a drug addict.
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And through all of his accomplishments and stress on education, Cosby became a legend for comedians and among black Americans, even as he deployed finger-wagging messages urging blacks to live up to the work of the civil rights movement by pulling up their sagging pants and putting an end to out-of-wedlock births.
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Though in more conservative parts of the country like Appalachia, infusions of steady jobs for men in the 1970s and 80s led to more marriages and then more children born in wedlock, the Washington Post reports, this time, though fracking-related wealth produced a localized baby boom, there wasn't a corresponding boom in marriages.
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It also continues to eat away at my free time as we speculate about entries for the forthcoming season – which is slowly heating up, as former contestants perform an elephant dance at a Polish awards show, give birth to babies out of wedlock, come out as bisexual, and release music videos with implied cunnilingus.
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Within hours of announcing Jason Miller as the next communications director, Miller did a sudden about face and turned the job down, following Twitter messages from another Trump team member suggesting he might be "the 2016 version of John Edwards," referring to a disgraced past presidential candidate who lied about fathering a child out of wedlock.
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Edith's Big AdventureAn alternate name for Downton Abbey could be The Depressing Life of Lady Edith, after everything she went through on the show, including being left at the altar, having a child out of wedlock (a big no-no at the time), losing her boyfriend after finding out he was married and dealing with her sister's constant sass.
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When the controls of the studio and star system began to disintegrate in the 1950s, the immediate scandals — Ingrid Bergman's affair and child out of wedlock, Robert Mitchum's marijuana arrest — largely served as teachable moments for the rest of the industry, which quickly learned how to spin or blunt the actions of the newly "freed" stars.
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Under the first phase of the law that was implemented on May 2014, individuals who have committed the "crime" of having a child out of wedlock, failing to attend Friday prayer, and are seen to be promoting any form of belief other than Islam, will be subjected to an Islamic court and could face imprisonment or fines.
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The Slovenian news media brings the latest word of the Trump campaign, especially details from a recent article in GQ that revealed that Mr. Knavs had, before his marriage to Melania's mother, fathered a child out of wedlock and then fought attempts to claim child support all the way to the country's highest court, where he lost.
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Erickson's debate opponent, the Christian talk-show host and fervent Trump supporter Janet Parshall, responded by reciting a litany of sinners in chief — from Thomas Jefferson with the out-of-wedlock child he fathered with a slave, to Warren G. Harding with his multiple liaisons, to Richard Nixon with his foul language memorialized on the White House tapes.
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The administration of Donald Trump — who had a child out of wedlock after cheating on his first wife, and is in a legal battle with a porn star who says she had sex with him not long after his third wife gave birth — is promoting abstinence with a zeal perhaps never before seen from the federal government.
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He used his charm and intelligence to get others to invest in him, said Mr. Dal Monte, who saw these qualities in Ferrari's personal correspondence and his relationship with his sons, Alfredo "Dino," who died in 1956 at the age of 24 from muscular dystrophy, and Piero, who was born out of wedlock to Ferrari's longtime mistress, Lina Lardi.
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Lynch claims Congress included the residency requirements in the Immigration and Nationality Act to assure children born abroad have a sufficient connection to the U.S. "That rule reflected the reality that, when a child is born out of wedlock, there ordinarily is only one legally recognized parent – the mother – at the time of birth," she said in court documents.
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What to Expect: Watching the Boltons get fucked up is going to be one of the main pleasures of Season 6, as the loss of Sansa and the threat of a Bolton born in wedlock (and therefore ahead in the line of succession) could send Ramsay over the edge and put Roose and Walda on the chopping blo—er, inverted cross.
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Leah Larkin, who runs The DNA Geek, a company that helps people track down relatives, said that when the police argue that genetic genealogy is like any other tip system, they disregard the vast troves of personal information contained within a single genetic file, such as whether a suspect was born out of wedlock, was the product of incest, or carries genetic diseases.
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At the time of her birth, Douglas was second in line to the throne through her mother, the king's sister: If Henry VIII were to die without having a legitimate child, born within wedlock—and his first wife, Katherine of Aragon, wasn't doing well in the producing-an-heir department—the English throne would pass to his sister, and then to his niece.
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There's been a certain sinking ship, dead relatives, a dead Turkish diplomat, a war, a dead footman, the Spanish flu, a dead fiancé, an almost-dead countess, a lost fortune, a burnt-down castle in Ireland, a woman dying in childbirth, a divorce, a father dying minutes after his son was born, a disappearing lover, an out-of-wedlock child You get the picture.
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This low abortion rate coexists with other indicators that social conservatives tend to cheer: one of the highest birthrates of any European country, at 1.92 births per woman compared to the 1.58 fertility rate for the European Union as a whole; a low out-of-wedlock birthrate compared with the United Kingdom and other Western European nations; the lowest divorce rate in Western Europe.
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One of the most pervasive myths is that soaring rates of black-on-black murders, tragic declines in education, and skyrocketing rates of out-of-wedlock births throughout the black community over the past four decades — as well as racial disparity of incarceration rates — are directly related to the legacy of slavery and the era of legal segregation, and that poverty has exacerbated these effects.
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But from the "Dan Quayle was right" arguments of the early 1990s onward, they also conceded that marriage is probably generally better for kids and maybe especially boys, that monogamy is often preferable to promiscuity and divorce is often undesirable, that welfare policy shouldn't discourage wedlock and should maybe even encourage it, and that the decline of marriage at least contributed to the post-1960s struggles of the working class.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Top Obama-era official says Trump is 'destroying' executive privilege amid investigations MORE scolded Fox News reporter Peter Doocy yesterday for daring to ask him about a report out of Arkansas that Hunter Biden is the father of a young woman's child born out of wedlock.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) in a GOP-controlled Congress, the act ended welfare as an entitlement program; required recipients to begin working after two years of receiving benefits; placed a lifetime limit of five years on benefits paid by federal funds; sought to encourage two-parent families and to discourage out-of-wedlock births; enhanced enforcement of child support, and required state professional and occupational licenses to be withheld from undocumented immigrants.
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So a remarried Catholic might take communion without having his first union declared null, a Catholic planning assisted suicide might still receive last rites beforehand, and perhaps eventually a gay Catholic can have her same-sex union blessed — and yet supposedly none of this changes the church's teaching that marriage is indissoluble and suicide a mortal sin and same-sex wedlock an impossibility, so long as it's always treated as an exception rather than a rule.
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Catherine and Peter had two daughters, Elizabeth and Anna, who were born out of wedlock and later legitimized, and upon the Tsar's death a pro-commoner faction of government staged a coup to award the crown Peter's peasant wife as Tsarina Catherine I. Catherine I was the first woman to rule Russia, and that action of coup-ing a man off the throne in favor of an unlikely woman candidate became something of Russian habit for the next hundred years.
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