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In contrast, concerns about 'leakage' to illegitimate beneficiaries are strong.
Is punishment for attempts at crime or for reckless behavior illegitimate?
They are framing these old institutions, considered the legitimate units in international politics, as illegitimate ones.
Network marketers find it easier to embed their illegitimate sales-agent identity in a legitimate friendship identity, but not the other way around.
At the same time, they were the appeals cour ts that reviewed claims that lower-level judges had made illegitimate rulings.
During the period 1875-1893 they had seven illegitimate children.
If they did not, then the decision-its substance aside-can be seen as illegitimate with respect to those millions of citizens in a rather egregious way.
However, they are no more illegitimate than the geophysicist's similar answer to the similar question.
Figure 1 shows the differences in infant mortality between illegitimate and legitimate children for the period 1751-1920.
Even if those individuals are considered, the number of illegitimate children boarded out in 1868-1871 was remarkably low compared to the other two periods.
The women whose illegitimate children were boarded out in 1830 -1837 were usually middleaged women with more than one child born out of wedlock.
Initial investigations do not refute the possibility that the foundlings were predominately illegitimate.
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