Deadbeat Dads Avoid Payments

1			Many men walk away from court-ordered child support payments (a): (b) – (c) (d), and little is done to make them obey the court orders (a). (b), (c): (d) no punctuation necessary a study issued today reports.
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2			Many men walk away from court-ordered child support payments (a): (b) – (c) (d), and little is done to make them obey the court orders (a). (b), (c): (d) no punctuation necessary a study issued today reports.
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3			State governments are collecting on less than 20 percent of the 13 million court orders (a). (b); (c), (d): the caseload is growing by 10,000 cases a month.
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4			Several states have recently enacted tough child (a), (b) no punctuation necessary (c) — (d) - support laws.
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5			Massachusetts (a) 's (b) s' (c) no punctuation necessary (d) - and New York's laws are the most stringent.
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6			Describing them as too punitive (a) no punctuation necessary (b), (c) – (d); some lawyers oppose these laws.
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7			But Freeport District Attorney Paul Robinson asked, "How would you feel as a single mother trying to raise two children on $250 a month (a)." (b) ?" (c) "? (d) ?".
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8			Robinson said (a) " (b) – (c) , '' (d) , I intend to seek jail sentences for those who are not making the payments the court has ordered (a) . (b) ''. (c) ." (d) ''
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9			Robinson said (a) " (b) – (c) , '' (d) , I intend to seek jail sentences for those who are not making the payments the court has ordered (a) . (b) ''. (c) ." (d) ''
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10			He said that too many children are living in poverty as a result of this situation. Robinson said he had three objections to present state laws (a) – (b) : (c) . (d) , Absence of stiff penalties. No provision for garnishing wages. Too much leeway for delay.
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