They don't. Twins are an example of more than one baby. But from your view, our cells are complicated and to have more than one baby would take much more energy than is sensible.
The word "children" is a plural common noun. It refers to multiple young human beings.
Yes, he has multiple.
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Dharitri is a number of things. It is a first name of multiple people, as well as a play school for children. It is also a type of person, kind of like a race of people.
Anyone can get get multiple autoimmune diseases. There is nothing unique about children.
Septuplets.
He had 21 children which includes his step children as well. He claimed them all.
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No; she is said sometimes to have only had Anubis.
"The Family"
Yes, Chinese people can keep all of their children. My wife (who is Chinese) has twin nephews. Also, even if Chinese people have multiple births they are allowed to keep all of their children. They may have to pay a fine, depending on the circumstances, but children are never taken away based on the "one-child policy." It's more of a suggestion than anything else.
Most children have been infected by at least one adenovirus by the time they reach school age. Most adults have acquired immunity to multiple adenovirus types due to infections they had as children