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child

[chahyld] / tʃaɪld /


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Quintino said it was important to represent her parents and other immigrant families who came to the country seeking a better life for their families and children.

From Los Angeles Times

An online fundraising page to cover Avtar’s funeral expenses and help support his widow and children has drawn several hundred thousand dollars in donations.

From Los Angeles Times

It also requires public notice seven days before a lawmaker, spouse or dependent child may sell a stock.

From MarketWatch

It also requires public notice seven days before a lawmaker, spouse or dependent child may sell a stock.

From MarketWatch

She says many have questions about how the government's changes to EHCPs will work in practice, after the government confirmed they would only be reserved for children with the most complex needs by 2035.

From BBC