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🔗 Two hours later the child was born: a girl of no great size.
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🔗 A Calgary man has been sentenced 25 years for running a child brothel in Thailand.
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🔗 But so too were slavery and child labour.
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🔗 Iraq’s parliament passed three divisive laws Tuesday, including amendments to the country’s personal status law that opponents say would in effect legalize child marriage.
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🔗 Wrenshall pleaded guilty to conspiring to engage in sex tourism, and producing and distributing child pornography involving children as young as four.
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child prodigy | |
children’s book (book for children) | () |
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🔗 Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensʹkyj on Monday criticized his Indian counterpart’s visit to Moscow as a “huge disappointment and a devastating blow to peace efforts”, on the same day that a Russian missile smashed into a children’s hospital in Kyiv.
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child’s shoe | infanŝuo |
royal child | reĝinfano |
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childbed | (; ) |
childcare | |
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🔗 His childhood was a simple one.
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childish | |
childish | |
child‐birth (delivery; parturition) | |
child‐birth (delivery; confinement; accouchement) | |
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🔗 On Marshal’s death he left behind a childless widow, Dorothea, the daughter of Francis Smith.
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foster‐child (adoptive child) | |
godchild | |
grandchild | |
| (pupil; scholar; schoolboy; student) | |
🔗 At least 14 schoolchildren have been killed after the roof of a tutoring centre in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore collapsed, according to officials.
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