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give birth

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The parents had chosen to give birth at home, with a certified professional midwife attending.

And there seems to be serious thought being given to getting Kate, who is due to give birth in April to be part of the trip.

“It has changed the way people live, the way people die and the way mothers give birth,” Crowe said.

She later attempted to buy a baby when the time game to give birth, but was never charged in his death.

“A lot of women are having to give birth in the house now,” said Pratt in an August interview.

Hence, according to Confucius, the great object of marriage is to increase the family, especially to give birth to sons.

They content themselves with exposing some of the crimes and follies to which public commotions necessarily give birth.

Men cannot give birth to a child, nor can they suckle a child; they can only procreate children, or become fathers.

Ginger Bitch was allowed to go free because she was daily expected to give birth to pups.

The two slopes of the Apennines give birth to various streams which flow some into the Adriatic and others into the Mediterranean.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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