I have only heard it called by the politically incorrect and derisive label of "Irish Twins". I heard this from an Italian-American from New York. I understand it to be a derogatory reference to perceived large family sizes among Irish-Americans. I believe there is long standing history of both animosity and intermarriage between Irish-Americans and Italian-Americans in the Northeast, so go figure. With any luck someone with a medical background will be able to give us the proper answer.
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I wish your name could be taken off in a year. As long as that person owes money on the contract you are stuck to that contract like white on rice. I'm in the same sinking ship as you.
Your filing status is determined by your status at the end of the year.
same as it was last year, Joe Biden
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Barring unforeseen circumstances. To within a few days, depending on how the dates fall, they finish at roughly the same time of year.
It is called a "Irish Twins" when siblings are born within the same calendar year but have different birthdays.
To cite the same source multiple times within a paragraph in APA format, you can use the author's last name and the publication year in subsequent citations. For example, (Smith, 2019) can be used after the first full citation in the paragraph.
If you have got a new passport within the last year, then no. But beyond one year, yes.
Since giraffe pregnancies lasts more than one year, they have less than one calf each year.