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Severe Recession
is a prolonged period of economic decline significantly worse than a standard recession, marked by high unemployment, low consumer spending, and business failures.
Divorce Rates
The statistical measure of the number of divorces occurring among the population within a certain time frame, often per 1,000 inhabitants.
Out-Of-Wedlock Children
Children born to parents who are not legally married to each other.
Long Term Separation
A period where individuals are distanced from each other for an extended time, often referring to family or partners due to various reasons like work or marital issues.
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