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Observing young children
Observing young children

By Sally Wylie

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Observing young children
Observing young children

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HDEV

By Spencer A. Rathus

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Ling hou jiao yang chu 100 de hao hai zi
The welfare of children
The welfare of children

By Duncan Lindsey

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Today the United States has more children living in poverty than any other industrialized nation. More than a quarter of all children grow up in poverty. The poverty rates for African-American and...

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Xiang xiang neng li da fa xian
Xiang xiang neng li da fa xian

By Yi Yuan

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Enfant pour l'enfant
Enfant pour l'enfant

By H. W. R. Hawes

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Tao qi hai zi cheng zhang 60 miao zhao
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Zuo hai zi de xin li yi sheng

By Mei Dong

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