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Web MD, the AJRCCM conducted a long-term Children's Respiratory Study in 2007 in which kids were followed from birth through age 16 and periodically tested for lung functioning.
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Web MD, the AJRCCM conducted a long-term Children's Respiratory Study in 2007 in which kids were followed from birth through age 16 and periodically tested for lung functioning.
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There is something called the Children's Playground along there, and I went in and sat down at a picnic table to watch the towers again.
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This month the green lobby, led by an outfit called Our Children's Trust, sued the federal government and 10 other states, with 40 more on the way.
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The marketing standards announced on Thursday are part of an industry program called the Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative, which has participants like Campbell, Burger King, McDonald's, Kraft Foods, PepsiCo and Kellogg.
NYT > Home Page By WILLIAM NEUMAN 2011
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The New York Times also has a student-oriented blog called the Children's BBC for pre-teens.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Originally called the Children's Mental Health Alliance, the organization was founded in 1994, has been working in New York City Schools since 2002, and now operates in 20 city schools and three in Washington.
NYT > Home Page By MARY ANN GIORDANO 2011
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The marketing standards announced on Thursday are part of an industry program called the Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative, which has participants like Campbell, Burger King, McDonald's, Kraft Foods, PepsiCo and Kellogg.
NYT > Home Page By WILLIAM NEUMAN 2011
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Wednesday's spate of lawsuits, led by an Oregon-based nonprofit called Our Children's Trust, are based on "common law" theories, not statutes adopted by state or federal lawmakers.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Wednesday's spate of lawsuits, led by an Oregon-based nonprofit called Our Children's Trust, are based on "common law" theories, not statutes adopted by state or federal lawmakers.
The Seattle Times 2011
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