91.   If they cannot, the law does more than simply keep children away from speech they have no right to obtain.

92.   If we are to reduce the human and material cost of smoking, it is crucial to keep children from becoming hooked.

93.   In April the Shelby County prosecutor accused the Sharpes of keeping the child before adoption papers had been filed with the court and the transfer of parental rights approved.

94.   In May, Hoaglund decided to keep the child.

95.   In December, the aviation agency began an advertising campaign to persuade parents to keep their children in safety seats.

96.   In Israel, we could keep our children, who were foreigners, in a relatively secure cocoon, although that meant greatly limiting their universe.

97.   In many ways, the Batres brothers are emblematic of families across the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles who struggle to keep their children out of gangs.

98.   In the past few months, federal auditors have criticized the department for keeping children too long in foster care.

99.   In some other areas, children were kept home from school to keep from spreading the virus.

100.   Indeed, stories of physicians telling parents that they will be perceived as socially inferior if they keep an impaired child are a staple of Russian newspapers.