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   by yhgtgygv 17y ago

   Sorry thought you were being ironic! Maternity rights = government/employment things to do with having a baby. eg. A right to a certain length of time off work after the baby is born, a right to free/subsidized childcare, rights not to be
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   by yhgtgygv 17y ago

   That's the point, in the 50s women could work but didn't have child care = drop in birth rate. In the 70s, child care + maternity rights = rise in birth rate. You can plot it for scandinavia, Holland, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece. - Same
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   by yhgtgygv 17y ago

   Chernobyl scattered the material from a reactor core the size of a house over the surrounding area. Hiroshima exploded a football sized piece. There was 300-500x as much radioactivity released from Chernobyl. Although a slightly different m
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   by yhgtgygv 17y ago

   This has been known and discussed for 50years. Country first becomes developed, birth rates drop as women get a chance at education and careers. A generation or two later they get enough social care, maternity rights etc and birth rates ri
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   by yhgtgygv 17y ago

   It is a great boost to the adoption of openCL: The difference between; Use this new technology and your app will be faster - but will only work if your customers have one of this range of graphics cards. Your customers will get a huge speed