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Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space

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Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space is a news article[1].

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  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space authored Kate Murphy[2].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's instance of is recorded as news article[3].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's publication date is recorded as +2007-04-19T00:00:00Z[4].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's main subject is recorded as stepfamily[5].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's main subject is recorded as Anita Malootian[6].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/19/garden/19step.html[7].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's published in is recorded as The New York Times[8].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's title is recorded as Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space[9].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's first line is recorded as When Rebecca and Robert Blanche married nine years ago, they lived in a narrow three-bedroom house in Baton Rouge.[10].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[11].
  • Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's quotation or excerpt is recorded as If moving is not possible, stepfamilies frequently raise roofs to add another partial or full floor, or they may turn a basement or a garage into living quarters. Anita Malootian, a medical writer in Hillsborough, N.J., enlarged her Cape Cod-style house last year to accommodate her two children and two stepchildren, ages 8 through 15, by adding a second floor and finishing the basement. Her husband, David Kravitz, a software developer, moved in with her after they married in 2002 and he got primary custody of his children the following year. “It was unexpected and we couldn’t afford to move because most places with five or six bedrooms are big mansions,” Ms. Malootian said.[12].

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Stepfamilies Try to Stretch Their Space's instance of is recorded as news article[3].

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