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One of the major challenges is that this population is so [diverse] that what works for one parent may not work for your children.

Children brought up in one-parent families are more likely to take drugs, drop out of school and end up in prison.

One parent wrote me that her 15-year-old son "lost himself in the hole of the computer. "

One parent buttonholed a hiring manager at the grocery store to ask him to hire her child.

No matter how much we grow up, while at least one parent is alive there's always a sense of having someone to fall back on.

arents must never disagree before the children. It simply can't be! Nor can there be an appeal to one parent against the other by a child.

In many cases, single-parent families are created, where one parent, usually the mother, takes responsibility for raising the children.

If one parent cannot be ascertained or found, the other parent may place out the child for adoption alone.

They also found adermatoglyphia to be autosomal dominant, meaning only one parent needs to pass on the mutation for the child to show it.

"My daughter can't stop texting long enough to concentrate on a book, " said one parent surveyed, the mother of a 15-year-old in Texas.

Half of those interviewed regard at least one parent as their "hero" .

The absence of information fed a rumor mill that prompted one parent to set the record straight about her daughter's cough.

Families have also experienced changes these years. More families consist of one parent households or two working parents. . .

A few purple ends, a pair of pairs to 800, with only one parent to 300, I feel quite good.

At least one parent interviewed by CNN says her son isn't afraid, he's just looking forward to seeing his friends.

Make sure at least one parent could accompany children for a period of time each day.

"What's the point of making students practice characters? " one parent asked.

In recent years those new long holidays happen to be in the same period, thus each long holiday makes my family a one-parent family.

Under the relaxation he seeks, couples would be allowed an extra child if only one parent were a singleton, not both.

If a child's parents divorced, or if one parent died, the child may be adopted by a step- father or step- mother.

As a result of the epidemic, an estimated 11. 4 million children under age 18 have lost at least one parent.

One parent, usually the mother, drops out of the workforce and devotes her life to teaching.

Under normal conditions, each tug can bias a child's behavior only a little toward one parent.

A wide hierarchy might have 250 direct subfolders under one parent folder.

When we organized a one-week canoeing trip in the United States, one parent complained that canoeing would be too dangerous.

A child has only one parent (it's only a metaphor, folks), a parent may have multiple children.

In last 30 years, I heard of only one parent acted like what the article says if I take it literally, not metaphorically.

It's a huge task, as two million children had at least one parent serving in the military in 2010.

More than 42 percent of teenagers living in one parent families who did not have a strong bond with their mother used drugs.

First the casual inquiry, one parent to another: Did you take any money out of my wallet?

In "Staying Here, " Malo sings about a family in which one parent is considering leaving the other.

"They keep telling us not to have high expectations of the government, " said one parent.

What one parent sees as junk food, Professor Gans sees as an "incentive opportunity" .

In some cases, one parent has already died at the time of birth or conception, usually the father.

A modeling term that describes how an interface receives the characteristics of more than one parent interface.

Each child view has one and only one parent view. The relationship between parent and child views is examined below and in later chapters.

Only one parent-child hierarchy can exist per dimension and must be related to the key attribute.

One parent said the stress was so intense that he 'couldn't eat for three days. '

Some people nearby began to talk about things such as one-parent family and the like.

A class may inherit directly from one parent class, but it may implement any number of interfaces.

When over half of all black children are raised in families with only one parent, one can hardly be optimistic about their development.

This means that a class can directly extend only one parent (though, of course, it may indirectly extend many ancestors).

Note that a CSR can work for multiple stores, but can have only one parent organization as shown in Figure 1.

To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.

One parent says she is preparing to take her child back to her village, because conditions are better there.

If Sara has a big test on Friday, then one parent might plan to be especially available on Thursday evening for support.

They think that if they had behaved better, had done what they were told, one parent would not be leaving.

One parent who took the money said it wasn't enough, but he didn't plan to fight on.

The researchers collected urine from 144 infants, aged 3 months to 12 months, who lived in homes where at least one parent was a smoker.

Each widget (except for top-level ones, such as MainWindow) must be the child of exactly one parent.

Karen Eck of Gatineau, Que. , is one parent who disputes that milk is essential.

There are 57% of children under six who have at least one parent working.

In households with only one parent and at least one child under 18, the amount drops to $188.

A work item can have only one parent, although a parent work item can have many children.

Children should never play one parent against the other.

A child (or derived) class can have one and only one parent (or base) class.

The situation is even direr when there is only one parent.

They work for somebody, or sometimes one parent works and the other stays home.

If someone can come to the world with only one parent, will he or she be happy?

If one parent provides the gene forstraight ears, and one parent provides the gene for folded ears, the kittenswill be Folds.

One parent recently told me: "We like to get Mass out of the way so that we can focus on the gifts. "

When one parent dies, the other suffers not one loss, but two.

As one parent explained they first pay attention to the background issues and later the young could meet and focuson more personal issues.

But sometimes mutations arise that disable entire genes from one parent.

During the period of the study, 2007-8, more than 28 percent had at least one parent who smoked.

"This is a privilege, not a right to have a cell phone, " one parent tells CBS13.

A term has one and only one parent category.

You might worry more about one parent or the other during an argument.

Quota 25 Families. Each family includes one parent and one child.

A node can have only one parent node.

The effect is that we pick random bits from one parent, and then the rest of the bits come from the other parent.

Official figures show 80, 000 of more than 4 million Romanian children have one parent or both parents working abroad.

From then on, I have realized that although my family becomes a one-parent family on holidays, at the same time I find so many sweethearts .

A person has a 27% chance of inheriting a mood disorder from one parent, and this chance doubles if both parents are affected.

Depression in one parent should prompt clinical attention to the other.

And if one parent is aged over 50, both spouses will enjoy an RMB600 grant per person per year.

Most languages derive from one parent language. Mednyj Aleut has two parents.

The other half have one parent because the other parent has died through AIDS.

Mr. Du said 8 of his 14 students had at least one parent who is a migrant worker.

More children than in the past grow up with only one parent or with adults they are not related to.

If you have only one parent, you must not be separated.

both parents work, they organize their jobs so that one parent is always home.

The discovery of gene imprinting in 1984 raised a big question: Why should genes from one parent be silenced in the first place?

In some families where both parents work, they organize their jobs so that one parent is always home.

'I only need to lose one parent to learn the lesson to love fully, to not hold back, ' he says.

Smokers who get the gene variants from one parent have a 30% greater risk of lung cancer.

E: Yes. In fact if you have one parent that's left-handed, there is a bigger chance you will have a left-handed child.

For example, how can you cope if one parent bad-mouths another?

Majority of children living in poverty have at least one parent in work, says study

Arranged one parent to be lodged in the same hospital or hotel nearby while a child aged below 12 years requires hospitalization

Investigation and analysis of current psychological health situation of children with divorced one parent

The educational models of one-parent and whole families and their children's personality development: a comparative study

The prevention of prenatal worry of one-parent pregnant women and analysis on the factor of effecting life quality of their fetus

Requires a child to have only one parent, while

Children in a family with only one parent

National Council for One Parent Families

The National Council for One-Parent Families

Studies on the One-Parent Progeny Test of Pinus massoniana Seed Orchard

A research on the mental problems of rural one-parent undergraduates supported by the society