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“How can you live with what you didn’t get?”
It is a question often asked about children who live in low income areas, especially in rural areas.
While there are many such children who could be considered as “loose cuters,” many of them are often considered as “well-off.” This is because there are many people who live in households with less than 2 percent wage income and who are not wealthy.
While these kids may be poor, they are all entitled to basic needs such as access to entertainment, a strong home and education.
They also need a lot of personal and social support such as healthcare, education, and a good job.
One of the reasons why so many children live in low income areas is that they are all entitled to basic necessities such as food, clothing, clean clothes, and adequate education.
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The same situation can be faced in remote regions such as China, where a person of education is often seen as poor and poor is associated with poor housing for children and their parents, a health problem that can be of real concern to families that lack adequate access to help.