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So many things we take for granted came about because of the union movement -- minimum wage, 40-hour workweek, child labor laws -- you name it -- weekends -- a lot of these things came about because people were fighting for them.
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While big-name houses are always looking for that next Julia Child or J.
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American parents can pretty much name their child anything, says Michael Sherrod, co-author of Bad Baby Names: The Worst True Names Parents Saddled Their Kids With.
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But they and Solihull council told the court they agreed the family should have a right to judicial review and they recommended that the child's name be taken off the at-risk register.
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He is a feral child, a simple-hearted boy without a name who wanders the country, moving round in circles, when what he wants to do is make his way to the sea.
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Some of FinAid's tips for looking more financial aid-worthy include saving money in the parent's name rather than the child's, paying off consumer debt and enrolling multiple children in college, as the more students attending school, the more help given.
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The government can't tell you what to name your child, your employers or extended family can't force your hand -- coming up with a name is a parent's first and biggest choice.
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My great-grandfather made a rule that every child in the family must have a name of the Buddha.
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