The second thing, those who live to

The second thing, those who live together hurt their children. In 2001, researchers compared teenage children living in a cohabiting household and in single-parent households. The results shown Caucasian and Hispanic teenagers had lower performance in school, higher risk of expulsion than peers from single-parent households, and the same rate behavioural and emotional problems.

The second thing, those who live together hurt their children. In 2001, researchers compared teenage children living in a cohabiting household and in single-parent households. The results shown Caucasian and Hispanic teenagers had lower performance in school, higher risk of expulsion than peers from single-parent households, and the same rate behavioural and emotional problems.

The second thing those who, live together hurt their children. In 2001 researchers compared, teenage children living in. A cohabiting household and in single-parent households. The results shown Caucasian and Hispanic teenagers had lower performance. In school higher risk, of expulsion than peers from, single-parent households and the same rate behavioural and emotional. Problems.
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