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Перевод: grandchildren

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Тезаурус:

1. Aged 56, divorced, one son, one daughter, six grandchildren.
2. From the point of view of social and economic policy I believe we face a choice: either we accept the present trends which will lead inevitably to a decline in individual freedom and responsibility and the restriction of opportunities for our children and grandchildren or else we face the seemingly impossible task of dismantling the corporate state.
3. The bond between grandparents and grandchildren can remain strong during the difficult years of adolescence.
4. Grandchildren could be used to help when small, and there were also a few instances of a grandchild moving in during adulthood.
5. She and her husband Edward will now try to ensure their grandchildren have as good a Christmas as possible at their home in Corsham, Wilts.
6. Over a third had moved, roughly half into their children's or grandchildren's homes, and half to live as "lodgers" - sometimes with other kin - or go into institutions.
7. As a result, she has taken a calculated decision to ensure that the royal grandchildren remain - whatever the cost - under her influence.
8. Romulus and Remus, the wolf children, were, said the Roman historians, the grandchildren of Aeneas.
9. Her six or seven grandchildren - none older than about nine or ten - were all there with their parents.
10. She hopes, too, that her confessions will not damage her relationship with the grandchildren she adores, Anya, a 23-year-old student, and Daniel, 24, who is an artist.
11. The developmental stage of the family as a whole should be considered, and what other life crises the family are facing, for example retirement of carers, marriage of grandchildren, death of other relatives.
12. Above all we can observe how closeness between grandparents and grandchildren can develop: the significance of visiting, and of practical caring, but equally of personality.
13. The grandparent could feel resentful at such unexpected burdens, and sometimes grandchildren were aware of this: "course there was - bits of squabbles at times with me father and me grandfather.'