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foster child

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It meant her foster children could avoid some awkward conversations.

About 3% of same-sex couples are raising a foster child and more than 21% are raising an adopted child, making them seven times more likely than different-sex couples to be raising an adopted child.

From Time

Group home providers serving foster children were required to obtain short-term residential therapeutic program licenses under the new state law.

Allie is an abused foster child in the southern US who specializes, when her power comes, in control.

From Vox

She’d anticipated that any foster child she had would be in school, but then the coronavirus pandemic struck.

Clusters, filaments, and voids make up the large-scale structure of the Universe, foster-child of gravity and slow time.

“The BND is a foster child of the USA,” historian Josef Foschepoth told the popular German news program Tagesschau.

“It takes a very special kind of person, and nerve, to take on a foster child,” he says.

He will never again have to live with the Barahonas, who took him in as a foster child in 2004 and adopted him in 2009.

The foster-child remained behind to share the hut of the political exile.

She will thee bereave of almost every joy, the fair-faced foster-child of Heimir.

Villain as he was, and stained with the blood of her foster-child, her heart warmed toward him—the mother was the mother still!

The adopted country of each of these Italians gave more or less of its own impress to its foster child.

Kiev was at that time the foster-child of Constantinople and the Eastern empire.

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On this page you'll find 20 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to foster child, such as: care, charge, child, client, dependent, and godchild.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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