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Thus, the Times writes warmly of single mothers, always including an innocent explanation: "Many of these women followed a similar and familiar pattern in having their first child: They planned to marry, found they hadn't by their 30s, looked some more and then decided to have a child without a husband." At which point, a stork showed up with their babies.(H/T: James Bates.) Pregnancy is not a random accident. The demographic distribution of the phenomenon follows discernible patterns. The key to understanding the NYTimes approach is to think of the Times writer as standing six inches from a Seurat painting, looking at the dabs of paint, afraid to stand back and describe the overall pattern.
So apparently, single motherhood could happen to anyone!
How about: These smokers followed a similar and familiar pattern, they planned never to start smoking, found themselves working long nights at the law firm and then decided to have a cigarette to stay alert.
Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan encouraging NSC staffers to
“hold over” to spy, leak and sabotage Trump
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Fire them all! As you would expect from a treasonous Biden reign of terror,
they are encouraging people to “hold
The post Biden’s National Security Advis...
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From the woman that has neither been married nor had children...Actually Ann is on the money, my facile attempt at humor not withstanding. I wonder what she smokes?
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