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Chinese and Indian children were commonly sold by their parents into prostitution.

A principal concern with respect to these findings, however, is that urinary porphyrin levels in autistic children were commonly evaluated in relation to porphyrin concentrations for older control children or adults, which potentially could be misleading in light of finding that urinary porphyrin concentrations vary substantially with age among children and adolescents (Woods et al. 2009b).

Child labour is illegal in Lebanon and Jordan, but children are commonly taking menial work for low pay.

A friend of DuBose's, Latisha Washington, said Tensing's actions jolted the close-knit Mount Auburn neighborhood, where children are commonly playing outside during the day.

So children are commonly required to wear helmets by resorts, and sometimes by the state: both New Jersey and California have passed legislation to that effect.

Burkitt lymphoma is named after the British surgeon Denis Parsons Burkitt Ewingg sarcoma of bone was described by James Ewing; and nephroblastoma, a malignant tumour of the kidney in children, is commonly called Wilms tumour, for the German surgeon Max Wilms.

In parts of South Africa, children are commonly exposed to extreme violence, gang culture, drunken behavior and drive-by shootings — the results of poverty and trauma experienced by our still-wounded nation.

Its occurrence in children is commonly accidental.

We find that chest pain in children is commonly related to vague or distant chest trauma or carrying of heavy objects such as school bags.

The prevalence of undernutrition in children is commonly reported using a conventional index, which identifies three conventional categories: stunting, underweight, and wasting.

Second, diagnosis of conduct disorder in children is commonly associated with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in co-morbidity studies (Angold et al. [1999]; Koenen et al. [2006]).