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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/education/4173422.stm[/URL]
Blah blah. But anyway, I really admire the insight that their research shows:
"Later-born children will earn less, are less likely to work full-time, and females are more likely to be teenage mothers, it was suggested."
Thoughts?
and I know they mean later-born females compared to earlier ones, but the way they phrased it was still funny
Blah blah. But anyway, I really admire the insight that their research shows:
"Later-born children will earn less, are less likely to work full-time, and females are more likely to be teenage mothers, it was suggested."
Thoughts?
and I know they mean later-born females compared to earlier ones, but the way they phrased it was still funny
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And I'll definitely be earning more.
I'm a third-born child, but have done better at school than my sister.
Although she will be in education for longer than me ... but only because she needs to do a teacher-training course afterwards.
Although she will be in education for longer than me ... but only because she needs to do a teacher-training course afterwards.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/education/4173422.stm[/URL]
Blah blah. But anyway, I really admire the insight that their research shows:
"Later-born children will earn less, are less likely to work full-time, and females are more likely to be teenage mothers, it was suggested."
Thoughts?
and I know they mean later-born females compared to earlier ones, but the way they phrased it was still funny
Blah blah. But anyway, I really admire the insight that their research shows:
"Later-born children will earn less, are less likely to work full-time, and females are more likely to be teenage mothers, it was suggested."
Thoughts?
and I know they mean later-born females compared to earlier ones, but the way they phrased it was still funny
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