There were no cases of extrapair paternity among 122 offspring from 53 broods detectable by minisatellite or microsatellite DNA fingerprinting. |
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The program has the expectation that young dads will legitimize their children by acknowledging paternity. |
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Unplanned pregnancies are not new, nor uncommon, and only the unwise will pass judgment in matters of unexpected paternity. |
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Must courts hold mothers accountable when they make false statements regarding paternity? |
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Throughout the world, paternity leave has been recognized as an important means of reconciling the professional and familial lives of workers. |
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Her husband, in turn, forfeits any paternity claims over children born subsequent to their sworn oaths. |
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We also show incest avoidance between closely related kin, as well as the influence of other factors on paternity in males. |
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Story-wise, this season progressed by taking the dangling paternity results from the previous season and turning them into a major arc. |
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Well, with any luck, I hope they would prepare for paternity leave, actually. |
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In the states that began to mandate paternity leave, a slightly greater number of fathers utilized it. |
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Researchers have found that the female monkeys and rats mate with multiple males to purposely confuse paternity. |
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Then don't forget the minimum wage, lone parent support and maternity and paternity arrangements. |
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The role of certainty of paternity in determining the degree and nature of male investment in offspring is equivocal. |
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What is the level of correlated mating within sibships and what is the level of correlated paternity among sibships? |
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Similar to a paternity suit, the owners must prove they do not know which horse sired the foal. |
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He's going insane over questions being raised about his daughter's paternity. |
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In an ensuing paternity case, tests proved that Chaplin was not the father but he was still forced to contribute to the child's upkeep. |
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It turns out that multiple paternity is very common, even among beloved backyard birds like the cardinal and robin. |
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Andy has thrown his weight of support behind new calls for better paternity rights for dads. |
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What might lead to marital disaster elsewhere works among the Canela because the men believe in partible paternity. |
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Extrapair paternity is widespread within passerine birds and is indicative of sexual selection. |
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If these rules on paternity lead to the identification of a legal father, then any other claimant will be excluded. |
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However, such retaliation requires the ability to assess paternity, which is apparently rare. |
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First, it seeks to encourage more sole parent beneficiaries to establish paternity, and apply for child support. |
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Often the father denies paternity and will not be associated with a disabled child. |
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If the government is serious about encouraging fathers to take paternity leave, they have to do more. |
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The couple took their son to the Institute of Forensic Sciences under the Ministry of Justice for paternity testing. |
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The Child Support Agency and the Courts don't distinguish between married or single fathers if the father admits paternity. |
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Inclusion of the man's name on the birth register as the child's father is prima facie evidence of his paternity. |
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The children did not belong to the father and often had a legal paternity claim on him. |
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There is also a useful amendment to the Status of Children Act that will remove barriers for men seeking court orders about paternity. |
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Will Kimberly bond with a baby whose paternity has caused so much pain and whose actual father she may now hate? |
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What action has the Government taken recently to improve processes for people seeking to establish paternity? |
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Because the man did not acknowledge his paternity until after the birth, the girl was not granted Japanese nationality. |
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This law provides access for paternity orders in the Family Court, which will make them much easier to obtain. |
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He must notify his employer of the date he wants to start paternity leave in the 15th week before the baby is due. |
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Despite being on paternity leave at the moment, I'm still struggling to find the time to do everything that I want to do before I return to work. |
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If a couple adopts a child, parents will be entitled to adoption leave and paternity leave. |
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People become ill, quit, go on vacations and take maternity or paternity leave. |
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Yet they continue to have a full social service system, including maternity and paternity leave. |
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We should also institute statutory paid paternity leave after the birth of a child for fathers. |
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One of the guys is currently on paternity leave and the wife of another is pregnant, as well as this supervisor expecting. |
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Only 30 per cent worked in companies where paternity leave was an entitlement. |
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It's crucial to find out about maternity or paternity leave, pay and conditions. |
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With the birth of his son, last spring, he took a six-month paternity leave from his job. |
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But what about additional paid paternity leave for, say, a fortnight when a baby is born? |
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Now all Hal can think about is the paternity suit that he is sure she will file and that will destroy his marriage and his life. |
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They also dwelt on a lengthy paternity suit in which he was declared the father of the actress' child. |
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And finally, the legal issues with paternity suits and visitation rights have all been taken care of with anonymous donors. |
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The driving incident came after the rapper went off in a courtroom in an earlier incident after being served with a paternity suit. |
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New Zealand women become pregnant to members of a visiting force, and paternity suits and things like that ensue. |
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And while the case has been rescheduled for October 13, a woman from Maryland showed up at the court to hit the rapper with a paternity suit. |
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This ability to sequence another's DNA is going to have interesting ramifications for paternity suits. |
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There have been no very publicly pursued paternity suits or divorce settlements plastered all over the tabloids. |
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About a year after we married, my husband told me he was being sued in a paternity suit having to do with a one-night stand before we met. |
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It wasn't until the family filed a paternity suit against him that Grant paid attention. |
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The paternity test was conducted by medical staff working in a laboratory owned by Shanghai's Biostar Genechip Inc Group. |
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The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, found out he was not the five-year-old's father through a DNA paternity test. |
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He said it wasn't his, and when my daughter was born he made us have a paternity test. |
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He never asked for a paternity test, never asked why I didn't call him as soon as I found out, he never asked anything. |
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I made her take us to a DNA testing lab, and Joey and I took a paternity test, and it turned out that Angela was right. |
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But as the movie progresses, we learn there is no need for a paternity test. |
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In the following four months he still sent out paternity test results purporting to be from the Canadian company. |
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Now perhaps some people of philoprogenitive proclivities may be led to imagine that a tender gush of paternity is to follow just here. |
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In this sense, the method can be viewed as a Bayesian method for paternity inference. |
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Do pipefish and seahorse males have complete confidence of paternity, as might be expected given their involved parental care? |
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However, dialect was not a significant predictor of male mating success when controlling for other factors that might affect paternity. |
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Men are fighting to have more involvement with family life, for paternity leave. |
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Our results suggest that ecological correlates of paternity may be revealed only after testing for interactions in multivariate analyses. |
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Apart from the lost paternity, other males may also decrease mating success by disrupted courtship or female avoidance. |
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The family did not bring up the question of paternity even though she went on to have five more children. |
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Then there was the embarrassing, if unsuccessful, paternity suit stemming from an affair that he had with a former furniture store employee decades earlier. |
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Signals of fidelity and sexual restraint will be of value in a long-term partner, as this will help to increase a male's confidence of paternity in invested offspring. |
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We determined the frequencies of polyandrous mating and multiple paternity in the ruff, a lekking shorebird with a genetic dimorphism in male mating behavior. |
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He was in the headlines in 1996 when it emerged during a paternity suit that he had fathered a love child with a woman he had met at a party conference 11 years before. |
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He's just finished a term's teaching after returning from paternity leave. |
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I accept that there was some delay occasioned by the father's failure to respond expeditiously for a paternity test and to provide full disclosure. |
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Despite the gleefully lecherous characters he portrayed on his show, he was never involved in any scandal or made the subject of a paternity suit. |
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Males were likely to obtain extrapair paternity while their own social mates were incubating and the males were emancipated from mate guarding and parental duties. |
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People say that maternity is never in doubt but paternity always is. |
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The granting of temporary conjugal rights might be a means of confusing a new dominant male as to the actual paternity of young cubs, thereby protecting them. |
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Nine years of extravagance, fair-weather friends, a stock market crash, a paternity suit and a devastating gambling addiction have left the 38-year-old man nearly penniless. |
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Increases in paid and unpaid maternity leave face the chop, paternity leave could also go, and time off for parents who adopt would also be under threat. |
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I refuse to believe any of this until a paternity test is done. |
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Larger territorial males were more likely to sire the entire clutch or share paternity with fewer additional sires than smaller territorial males. |
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There are three legal paternity testing centres in Shanghai. |
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These results suggest that male western bluebirds do not make significant adjustments in their share of provisioning when they have evidence of partial paternity loss. |
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She produced a paternity test that appears to prove Father Dueppen is indeed the father. |
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When the child is born, Jobs takes a paternity test that confirms he is the father. |
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The cast of players involved in the disputes and lawsuits examined over paternity, illegitimacy and breach of promise included more than just young couples and judges. |
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Once the child was born, she decided to have a paternity test done. |
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Commentators use it as their only means of identification, kids scream it to plead for autographs and mistresses need it for their paternity suit claims. |
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William returned to his RAF base on Anglesey yesterday when his paternity leave came to an end. |
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The realities of active service dictate that paternity leave often cannot be taken until some time after the happy event itself. |
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Okay, fine, have it your way, but I want that paternity test. |
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In particular, the courts will be able to recommend less invasive DNA sampling, as well as blood tests, which may lead to more people taking the paternity test. |
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That would mean he had to admit paternity to Gabby then pay alimony. |
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Some seventy-plus countries currently offer some paternity leave or parental leave days reserved for the father. |
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Experts say these are likely to focus on the issue of legal paternity. |
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An experimental study in the domestic fowl found that paternity success varied across females, which were inseminated with equal numbers of sperm from two males. |
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This recognized family rights when paternity is established, whether a child was born in or out of wedlock. |
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My wife is due in October and I would love to take paternity leave. |
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She refused to take a paternity test, and was eventually convicted of extortion and sentenced to 22 months in prison. |
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Jake, Cassie, Guy and Lucas went to the hospital for the paternity test. |
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When I asked him how he could be sure, he said she'd been cheating, yet he won't take a paternity test, even though she is up for it. |
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He even took paternity leave from his role as an RAF rescue pilot. |
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Shared paternity among non-relatives is a result of an egalitarian mating system in a communally breeding bird, the Pukeko. |
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The paternity of A and the filiety of B are not two facts, but two modes of expressing the same fact. |
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The bridegroom, 75, retired as a consulting immunohematologist in Manhattan, serving as an expert witness in paternity cases. |
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Cameron took paternity leave when Arthur was born, and this decision received broad coverage. |
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It was also stated that Cameron would be taking paternity leave after his second daughter was born. |
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He was accused of communist sympathies, while his involvement in a paternity suit and marriages to much younger women caused scandal. |
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Normal DNA sequencing methods happen after birth, but there are new methods to test paternity while a mother is still pregnant. |
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On 12 May the party revealed plans to legalise cannabis and extend paid paternity leave. |
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Though foxes are largely monogamous, DNA evidence from one population indicated large levels of polygyny, incest and mixed paternity litters. |
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After copulation, the male may leave behind a mating plug to insure his paternity. |
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It was found that the more genetically dissimilar male had a higher paternity share than the less related male. |
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My husband is on a 3-month paternity leave while he looks after our newborn baby and I'm working abroad. |
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Aristotle's theoretical paternity of the natural law tradition is consequently disputed. |
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Also out are seamers Alan Richardson and Mel Betts leaving New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris to return from paternity leave as skipper. |
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Signees claim paternity leave benefits solve not only the demographic but also the economic crisis. |
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But the Thurmond family quietly admitted her claim of paternity. |
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As well as introducing this radical new policy, the Lib Dems are also committed to giving fathers six weeks' paternity leave. |
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Facebook's US staff can take up to four months of paid maternity or paternity leave. |
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Today, dads are entitled to just two weeks' leave but the Lib Dems will pledge they would give a further four weeks of protected paternity leave. |
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He cheated with more than one woman and only owned up when he got hit with a paternity suit to support a secret love child. |
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Her father, Matthew Knowles, has been hit by yet another paternity suit by an American woman. |
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Tiwari on Monday accepted that Rohit Shekhar, the man who had been embroiled in a paternity suit with Tiwari, is his biological son. |
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Girgenti had filed a paternity suit on Thursday in Los Angeles, seeking joint custody of Mason. |
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Drawing on 102 paternity suits, the author finds that women or children who took men to court over paternity claims won 53 per cent of the time. |
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Zac tells Leah that he is prepared to get a paternity test if it will make her feel better. |
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In the letter he has written that if Kourtney doesn't comply he will take her t the court and sue her for a paternity test. |
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Some of companies that offer paternity leave include Facebook and Yahoo, which offer fathers four months and eight weeks of paid leave, respectively. |
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Some research supports this association with one study finding no patrilineal society with low paternity confidence and no matrilineal society with high paternal certainty. |
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As for the Home Secretary, if you're making laws involving marriage, paternity suits and ID cards, the old 'you can't help who you fall in love with' line seems pretty lame. |
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Misdemeanors, felonies and paternity suits are explained in full. |
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Even a couple of paternity suits didn't entirely scotch the rumours. |
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Yet he won't take a paternity test, even though she is up for it. |
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Coun Hart, who was a communications manager in Sunderland at the time, had spent all of his two weeks' paid paternity leave by his wife and newborn baby's side. |
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Stoats are not monogamous, with litters often being of mixed paternity. |
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A FATHER who outed an agreement to stay away from his estranged wife may need a paternity test to prove he is not the father of her new baby, a top family judge has said. |
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As AP notes, the prince is the first senior royal to take paternity leave and follows in his father's, Prince Charles, footsteps when it comes to parenthood. |
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Another man, Ruben Vazquez, has brought a separate paternity suit. |
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The mother approached the RAK Police in 2013 with a paternity suit. |
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As Chaplin denied the claim, Barry filed a paternity suit against him. |
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However, a new, innovative technology for a noninvasive prenatal paternity test has opened a fascinating frontier of DNA testing that moves the science into a new century. |
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In particular would they renegotiate the social chapter to remove rights for workers, including maternity and paternity leave and protections for part-time workers? |
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We investigated the paternity of 39 Adelie penguins hatched at the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium between 1995 and 2005 breeding seasons using microsatellite DNA markers. |
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