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2	"Being there for your kids" Being there for your kids. Contribute to their everyday life struggles. Helping them with their homework. Being able to provide for them home cooked meals. Having the satisfaction of your child by your side every waking and sleeping moments.
3	"Time" Time Money Career Big house No dinner outs No Disneyland Vacations Luxury cars/Sports car
4	"52 percent of Americans would..." 52 percent of Americans would be willing to trade a day off for a day's pay each week. 21 percent said that extra day off would allow them to spend more time with their families. While 19 percent said it would help them to feel less stress and pressure. 83 percent of Americans said they wished they had more time to spend with family.
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