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son

[suhn] / sʌn /


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Jordan Dougal said her son was "a really happy baby" and that she "never had any issues" with Morgan caring for her son, adding she thought she had found their family.

From BBC

Since then, Chen’s father has always felt a spiritual connection to horses, which only intensified when Henry, his oldest son, was born in the Year of the Horse.

From Los Angeles Times

On one occasion, she took her son, who is also deaf, to the GP and watched a display screen to see when his appointment was called.

From BBC

Their eldest son, Kane Doyle-Durde, now works as a scout for the Dallas Cowboys and their youngest Dylan is working in coaching.

From BBC

The son of a Philadelphia shopkeeper, Schwarzman grew up watching his father extend credit to newly arrived immigrants to be repaid when they could, he recalled in his Giving Pledge letter.

From The Wall Street Journal