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Meanings of birth in English
Portuguese
nascimento Catalan
parturició To release an offspring from one's own body; to cause to be born.
Usage of birth in English
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Today we accept free primary and secondary education as a national birth-right.
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The best hope of happiness is helping families resolve problems from birth.
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In the UK, the birth rate clearly tracks government support for parents.
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Principal results: Mean birth weight and gestational age were similar between groups.
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When this happens, however, the birth father loses his right of access.
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The healthcare law requires insurance companies to offer birth control without co-pays.
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Sometimes the birth of a great idea revealed things about its future.
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The Year 13 saw the birth of two children who both lived.
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Leave can be taken from 11 weeks before the week of birth.
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Introduction: Rates of medical interventions in normal labour and birth are increasing.
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Background: Survivors of preterm birth are at risk of long-term respiratory consequences.
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Beyoncé has given birth to twins, according to reports in US media.
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Methods: Participants included 359 mothers and children from the CHAMACOS birth cohort.
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Niryn did not regret his lowly birth; quite the opposite, in fact.
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However, this ability is progressively lost during the first week of birth.
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However, limited evidence identified regarding socio-demographic factors of the cesarean section birth.
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Birth across language varieties
Australia
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Ireland
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South Africa
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