31.   If it takes a village to rear a child, it apparently takes a few village elders to rear a team of them.

32.   Increasingly, women are delaying the decision to rear children until that age.

33.   It is a community of churchgoers and homeowners, people who are rearing children while working for the city or in professions.

34.   Linda Welsh, KAAA general manager, moved from California last year to rear her children in Kingman.

35.   Look at the lowest paying job, producing and rearing children.

36.   Many women could not afford to rear the children and turned them over to state-operated orphanages.

37.   Mrs. Guerrero remembers rearing children on the home front.

38.   Of course, she cannot be exactly sure of all those equivalents, she said with a laugh, since she herself never reared any children.

39.   Over the years she has raised countless cows and reared three children.

40.   Part of the problem, several family therapists said, is the way baby boomers rear their children.