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2. Child abandonment - Wikipedia

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   Poverty and homelessness are often causes of child abandonment. People living in countries with poor social welfare systems (i.e. China, Myanmar, Mexico, the United States, and other countries) who are not financially capable of taking care of a child are more likely to abandon their children because of a lack of resources.

3. Voluntary childlessness - Wikipedia

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   In addition, one's partner might already have children from a previous relationship and is unable or unwilling to have more. [11] On the other hand, some people simply dislike children's behavior, language, or biological processes. [24] [15] [18] [13] [22] Medical concerns constitute an entire class of reasons why some people do not want to ...

4. Ramsey, Isle of Man - Wikipedia

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   Ramsey was the landing place of the Viking warrior Godred Crovan around 1079: he was determined to subjugate the Island and make it his kingdom. On Sky Hill, two miles (3 kilometres) inland, an important battle was fought; this resulted in a period of Viking rule, influencing the development of the Manx nation and many of the traditions that ...

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6. Dropkick Murphys - Wikipedia

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   Dropkick Murphys are an American Celtic punk band formed in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1996. [5] The current lineup consists of co-lead vocalist Ken Casey, drummer Matt Kelly, co-lead vocalist Al Barr (on hiatus from the band since 2022), rhythm and lead guitarist James Lynch, lead guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Tim Brennan, multi-instrumentalist Jeff DaRosa and bassist Kevin Rheault.

7. Allied submarines in the Pacific War - Wikipedia

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   The U.S. had the largest and most powerful submarine force of all the Allied countries in the Pacific at the outbreak of war. [citation needed] Pre-war U.S. Navy doctrine—like that of all major navies—specified that the main role of submarines was to support the surface fleet by conducting reconnaissance and attacking large enemy warships.