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The term "empty nest" refers to:

The term "empty nest" refers to:
A) women who marry but choose to remain childless.
B) women who choose to remain single.
C) families whose children have grown and left home.
D) couples who are unable to have a child.

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Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy

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