11.   But after the war, he brought home a German bride, reared two children and worked as a postman for the city of Waco.

12.   But even children rear children here, and in alarming numbers.

13.   But there is still shade on the front porch of the house where Betty and Wayne reared their children and where they can now rock their grandchildren.

14.   But they are willing to give the law a chance, saying it has forced parents in town to talk and think harder about how they rear their children.

15.   Cole, trained to treat people with mental diseases, said Yates was a model of mental stability and patience as she reared her children.

16.   Concentrate on how you want your children reared.

17.   Drucker lives in Massapequa, where he and his wife, Naomi, also a clarinetist, reared two children who followed in his footsteps, more or less.

18.   Empathetic parents generally rear empathetic children, said Dr. Barnett, particularly when those compassionate gestures extend beyond the members of the immediate family.

19.   For all I know, it does take a village to rear a child, and maybe the polygamous villages do it best of all.

20.   For years Ms. Goff worked and also went to school while rearing her children.