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Back in September
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"Census Finds Single Mothers and Live-In Partners" - New York Times. 11/05/2010.
The Census Bureau's CPS reported that 28% of unmarried women who gave birth in 2008 lived with a partner. Pamela Smock says that two factors contribute to this phenomenon: the tendency for cohabiting couples to both delay marriage for financial reasons, and to feel little stigma about unmarried childbearing.
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Pamela Smock