The TV in the corner is still getting the plurality of children's time and attention, but does-everything device use is rising inexorably.
Santelli's research (2001, 2007, 2014), based on a life course approach, has highlighted the importance of these contexts for understanding the plurality of pathways between children of immigrants from the same cohort and from different cohorts.
Today, one can no longer refer to the nuclear family as the average American household, neither can one identify the current plurality of married couples without children as "the average".
Although border detention centers have been criticized for their treatment of child immigrants, a 36percentt plurality of Americans in the HuffPost/YouGov poll said they believe the children are being treated "about right".
Normative pluralism is less radical it posits a plurality of bearers of value.
The negativity about Mormons was expressed by a plurality of important swing voters, political independents and married women with children.
Also, newborn babies, who probably account for a sizable plurality of special enrollment cases, are "much more expensive than other children" and remain so for their first year. .
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
"The AST believes in plurality of ownership.
"This way, plurality of voice is maintained.
You need a plurality of voices.
