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child(1) In database management, the data that is dependent on its parent. See parent-child. child [chīld] (computer science) An element that follows a given element in a data structure. In object-oriented programming, a subclass.
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| Just because conservatives are quite wrong (in my opinion) to argue that young women are victimized by sexual freedom doesn't mean that only right-wing killjoys can have misgivings about prepubescent girls parading in T-shirts with vulgar messages and gyrating to music with sexually explicit lyrics. In recent years, many television news shows and documentaries have featured perpetrators who traveled to foreign countries to sexually abuse very young children for small sums of money, leaving viewers with the impression that all CST offenders have a preference for extremely young, prepubescent children. But now our vices come prepackaged and ready to eat, offered under the guise of righteous causes by adorable traveling prepubescent junk food evangelists. |
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