Let's listen to it again

 Let's listen to it again., will remain open.3 billion on the trades. Most said mothers working part-time or not at all would be better. "What I make for work is not enough to cover all my bills. Critics said that for American women who are not well-paid top company officials, there is often no choice in the matter -- they have to work -- and the debate over style and leadership is all but moot.A wider look at men and women's roles over the last few decades shows the gender gap has shrunk as women work more and fathers take on a greater share of housework and child care. Good night and good luck.In 2012, about half of single mothers said they would rather work full time, up from 26 percent at the start of the recession, Pew found. Your Beliebers will always be by your side, through [thick] and thin. Critics said that for American women who are not well-paid top company officials, there is often no choice in the matter -- they have to work -- and the debate over style and leadership is all but moot. State Department official Anne-Marie Slaughter, put working moms back in the spotlight with a magazine article last summer on "Why Women Still Can't Have It All.S. "They shouldn't speak without knowing what they are saying! They don't imagine how hard you have been working just to be happy .Pew's findings, based in part on its survey of 2,511 adults nationwide in late 2012, came amid renewed public debate about working mothers in the United States.