Hickenlooper spokeswoman Holly Shrewsbury told the Guardian there have been no such deaths of under-18s and the governor was including young adults in his reference to children, without citing exact numbers.
A recording of her comments and a transcript later released by Ms. Ashton's office show slightly different wording and include a reference to children in Sderot, Israel, a target for rockets fired from Gaza.
"In a weighty paper about education, reference to children's learning is sparse," says Helena Marsh, principal of Linton Village college, Cambridgeshire.
In the discussion that followed the screening, co-director Sawhney mentioned unseen things in the film in reference to the children's fathers, and I thought of unseen places, the hopes of the children reaching into the sky and over the sea, the kids expressing wishes to get at an unseen world.
(Mother aged 48, child aged 20) The failure of coping was also noted in reference to their children: "When our daughter 'shuts down' because of a stressor (real or imagined) in her life and refuses communication of any kind with us" (mother aged 61, child aged 42).
WASHINGTON — In an interview with student journalists, Michelle Obama used the word "normal" again and again last Friday in reference to her children.
In reference to the children at Comberton village college being told that abortion could trigger breast cancer, the female representative of SPUC said: "The link with breast cancer is because if a woman has an abortion, particularly in her first pregnancy, changes have to take place in her breasts.
And in reference to the children that are greedily counting their presents and complaining about not getting more, then we must realize that this is a learned behavior.
A T-score of 50 for each scale indicates average functioning in reference to other children of the same age and gender, and every 10 points represents one standard deviation [ 25, 27].
