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Demography / Human geography / Social programs / Population / Family law / Ageing / Demographic economics / Elterngeld / Parental leave / Population decline / Maternity leave in the United States / Birth rate
Date: 2010-11-15 02:55:13
Demography
Human geography
Social programs
Population
Family law
Ageing
Demographic economics
Elterngeld
Parental leave
Population decline
Maternity leave in the United States
Birth rate

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