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The paucity of parks in South Park is an irony that is not lost on its residents.

It would be helpful to know how menstrual cup use affected people with these conditions, but there is a paucity of research investigating menstrual products and women’s health issues in general, said Lauren Keller, a pelvic floor specialist in Texas.

They wanted to emphasize three issues to state officials at the event: the paucity of mental health care for children with developmental disabilities, the confusing mess of government systems meant to help them, and the gaps in availability of day-to-day caregiving.

Democrats have relied on the Latino vote for presidential elections going back to the JFK era, yet the current paucity of Latinos that could conceivably join Harris is an indictment of a party that seems to have never planned for the possibility that Latinos might seek an office higher than Congress.

Growing up in Lincoln Heights and neighboring El Sereno, where his family settled after immigrating from Mexico in 1969, Marez experienced this paucity firsthand.