When are you gonna give Calvin a brother or sister?
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It doesn't carry the same weight as 'brother' or 'sister.
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Group A: Thanks for the amen my brother or sister!
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We get a lot of kids requesting a baby brother or sister.
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Kick it down for the brother or sister who's next in line.
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You'd see brothers trying to find their brother or sister in the rubble.
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"That baby is not going to have a brother or sister," one YouTube user commented.
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In the video, Gia and Dominic were split on whether they wanted a brother or sister.
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Then Phelps hinted that a infant son Boomer may be getting a little brother or sister.
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When their daughter started asking for a little brother or sister, they went back to CHA.
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Anxious children may actually sleep better if they share a room with a brother or sister.
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Maybe you can help by cleaning up your bedroom or playing with a younger brother or sister.
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I watched the finale, and it's like watching my parent splitting up or like my brother or sister.
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"All of the children were excited to meet their new baby brother or sister, Carlin," Ms. Hill said.
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The firstborn chick uses its extra bulk to win squabbles over food with its younger brother or sister.
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Every morning could bring a new brother or sister And, they suspect, there are more siblings to discover.
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Having their brother or sister drop by was the only sure way to get the boys to smile.
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But in essence, each side of the bird would be largely the brother or sister of the other.
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" He also issued a call for peace within communities, saying: "Don't look at your brother or sister with suspicion.
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" He also issued a call for peace within communities, saying, "Don't look at your brother or sister with suspicion.
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Archie's future brother or sister, on the other hand, would likely not be able to attend important historical engagements.
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You might be best friends with one brother or sister, then two years later it might be someone else.
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You play as one of the twins (either brother or sister) who help their mom run a small seaside café.
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If your brother or sister has psychosis, you're more likely to hear a voice as well - 14% in the study.
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What's the harm in letting your brother (or sister, or all of you) say a few words at the service?
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Dr. Godfrey lists three fundamental ways a young person can be affected by the loss of a brother or sister.
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My little tribe can't wait to meet their new brother or sister (it's a surprise!) in the next couple of weeks!
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However carefully parents try to pay them as much attention as their sick brother or sister, they live their lives coming second.
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At the center, kids learn how to deal with their grief with other children who have lost a parent, brother or sister.
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"Do you want to find out if you're having a brother or sister?" the Jane the Virgin star, 33, asked his daughter.
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Siblings may believe their lives will be cut short, too, that they won't live beyond the age that their brother or sister died.
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"If the mom or dad or brother or sister want to participate in playing an instrument or singing, I include that," Schreck says.
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Treatment usually requires getting stem cells from a donor, which can be dangerous if the donor isn't a closely-matched brother or sister.
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He told the jury that his mother and Aguirre allegedly focused their wrath on Gabriel and didn't abuse him, his brother or sister.
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"As we speak, somewhere in the country your entrepreneurial brother or sister is getting a loan ... sanctioned in just 59 minutes," Modi said.
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Hundreds of our fellow citizens are now mourning the sudden loss of a loved one —a parent, a child, a brother or sister.
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There's still a bit of what's called "disenfranchised grief," meaning it doesn't get the same support as losing, say, a brother or sister.
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A qualifying child can also be a brother or sister or a descendant of any of them, such as a niece or nephew.
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For a few years I kept wondering why I never had another brother or sister despite the number of times I witnessed them kiss.
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There's Brenneman as Whitney, a mom of one who finds out the baby brother or sister she's carrying is suffering from a devastating condition.
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Anči probably inherited her jeans from a brother or sister, but at the time their desirable fadedness seemed like another of her magical attributes.
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But you become the target of a bully during your pre-teen years, while your brother or sister somehow escapes the taunts and abuse.
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Darli -- addressed as "brother or sister" -- made a 20 hour-car journey from the Ayerwaddy Delta for the last ten festivals, with limited funds.
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Sometimes I hear screams — the loved ones receiving news that their son or daughter, brother or sister, spouse or partner, has been shot to death.
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"Jesus helped put a baby in Mommy's tummy," Jessie says, as Dad Eric Decker tells Viv that she's going to have a new brother or sister.
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I know my dad will love never pulling out his phone book and punching in the phone number digits for his brother or sister ever again.
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Even when they are reared apart, identical twins are more alike than the non-identical kind (who are as genetically different as any brother or sister).
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Ohanian also revealed that he's using a similar strategy to make sure his dog Chip also gets comfortable with his new, less-fuzzy brother or sister.
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"There are little kids here who have no one to take care of them, not even a big brother or sister," one 11-year-old boy said.
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But regardless of whether he's getting a baby brother or sister, James already has the little one on the way's moniker picked out, according to his mom.
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Every time my brother or sister knocked the charging cable out, the computer would have a heart attack and I'd lose three weeks' worth of solitary labour.
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"Deporting vets is like leaving a brother or sister behind on the field of battle, and we won't rest until they all come home," Mr. Fletcher said.
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And when they visit schools together to speak with young students — Knach tells them that Kenobi is like a brother or sister who is around all the time.
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The facility's list of no-no's also included this: Do not touch another child, even if that child is your hermanito or hermanita — your little brother or sister.
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Jessie took to her Instagram to show us a video of the happy parents telling their two young kids that they have another brother or sister on the way.
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Later in life, if they have their own children, the loss may be felt anew when their kids reach the final age of the brother or sister who died.
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It all started on Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, when Kim asked North whether she was ready to welcome a brother or sister to the family.
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We spend the most unsupervised time with our kin, especially at an age when parents feel more comfortable leaving us in the care of an older brother or sister.
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Not every family is fortunate enough to have a friend ready to step to the fore at the moment their son, daughter, wife, husband, brother or sister needs it.
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The couple tied the knot in March, celebrating little Molly's 1st birthday in July and revealing in November that they will be welcoming a little brother or sister for her.
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Although Kardashian clearly loves being a mother, she went on to reveal on social media that she's not ready for True to have a little brother or sister quite yet.
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Well, of course we've got a lot of kids, so what's most important to us is that the siblings understand who the day is for, meaning their brother or sister.
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"When you lose a brother or sister, everybody in a family closes ranks and that's what we did our education family closed its ranks," Schumaker reportedly said, underscoring Ben's loyalty.
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While Kardashian clearly loves being a mother, she went on to reveal on social media that she's not ready for True to have a little brother or sister quite yet.
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You play Vic, the older sibling — brother or sister, the choice is yours — of Alex, who was bewitched by the Walkers' message and fled from home to join their revolution.
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"I haven't heard from my brother or sister since the 18th of August," says Rasheed, who has been tracking updates on social media and on pictures circulating on messenger apps.
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"As this crisis continues, each day we get news of another brother or sister who has fallen to this terrible virus," the union's president, Rory Gamble, said in a statement.
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What is many times just a mention in the evening news haunts for decades families who have had to bury their son or daughter, mother or father, brother or sister.
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Have you ever made it to the point in an argument with your brother or sister when you've both lost sight of what the problem is and NOW YOU'RE JUST YELLING?
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"She keeps up with workouts, and is having fun preparing for the baby," says the Dewan source, adding that Everly can't wait for her new little brother or sister to arrive.
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Coworkers, neighbors, your best friend's brother or sister, and anyone else who's a big part of your life and who you'll see frequently at social events might not be the best idea.
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You had siblings, you know -- 10-year-olds, eight-year-olds, three-year-olds who in some cases didn't even understand that their brother or sister weren't going to be coming home.
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When one person is persecuted or abused, and there is something I can do about it, especially if that person is my gay or trans brother or sister, it is my problem.
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If you have a brother or sister, you may have each other to blame for whatever trouble you once got into, according to a new study by researchers at Florida Atlantic University.
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About 93% of men who experienced happiness later in life had good relationships with a brother or sister, according to a study that tracked the lives of 268 men for 72 years.
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As time has gone on, the more I see my identity within the global church and the global body of Christ, so what hurts my African-American brother or sister hurts me.
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My point is, my uncle, being like a father figure to me growing up taught me that family doesn't always have to be a mother, a father, and a brother or sister.
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He also said if Hinckley's mother becomes unable to monitor him in her home, his brother or sister will be required to live there with him until the hospital determines an alternate plan.
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Just hours earlier, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 34, gave her followers an update on whether she planned to give her bundle of joy a baby brother or sister anytime soon.
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"They want one of each so they each get a new buddy, that's what they say," the mother-to-be said about her son and daughter's predictions of a little brother or sister.
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They also were significantly more likely to have sought mental health care and much less likely to have graduated from high school or to have attended college than their uninjured brother or sister.
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A sibling with a depression diagnosis was more than 20 times as likely as his brother or sister without depression to be diagnosed with dementia in the first six months after the diagnosis.
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"And Now We're Talking To #2017 … " she captioned an adorable family snap earlier this month of the family of three, where little Future is talking to his brother or sister through his mom's belly.
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In the years since they've welcomed their daughter, Otis endured a chemical pregnancy (a very early miscarriage) in September 2018 and another miscarriage in January while trying to give Henley a little brother or sister.
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"SURPRISE … " Simpson, 38, captioned an image of the couple's children, as they prepared to pop two large polka-dot balloons to find out if they would be welcoming a little brother or sister into their family.
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"SURPRISE … " Simpson, 38, captioned an image of Ace and Maxwell as they prepared to pop two large polka-dot balloons to find out if they would be welcoming a little brother or sister into their family.
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As Blunt told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of her new movie, The Huntsman: Winter's War, her two-year-old daughter Hazel with husband John Krasinski isn't so sure she wants a little brother or sister.
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" In response, Francis asked the young people to pray for Syria and other places in conflict and said: "Once and for all, may we realize that nothing justifies shedding the blood of a brother or sister.
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Clinton announced her pregnancy in January, revealing that she and her husband of eight years would be welcoming a little brother or sister for their son Aidan, 3 next month, and daughter Charlotte, 4½, in the summer.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you grew up with an older brother or sister and an old school video game console, Zachary Antell's short animation Player Two should hit you right in the nostalgic feeling bank.
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As she nests in Apartment 1A of Kensington Palace, Princess Kate, 36, is helping her children, 4-year-old Prince George and 2-year-old Princess Charlotte, adjust to the idea of a baby brother or sister.
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What happens quite often is, in the direct line that somebody wants to research, there's a problem with it for whatever reason, but you can go around it by researching a brother or sister and carry on.
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At age 6, the kids without siblings were more likely to have higher-than-average weight for their height than their peers who did have a younger brother or sister, researchers report in the journal Pediatrics, March 11.
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But perhaps the best present of all will be the little baby brother or sister that her mom is set to deliver any minute – although Princess Victoria has previously confided that birthday girl would probably prefer a hamster!
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They will be able to draw on precedents, such as identical twins, where society copes with clones perfectly well, or "saviour siblings", selected using IVF to provide stem cells that can cure a critically ill older brother or sister.
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Meanwhile, it is perfectly legal for a US citizen to petition US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to bring a brother or sister to the United States, making it entirely unnecessary to marry one's own sibling to do so.
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Though she stepped out with William for Easter service, the 36-year-old mostly nested over the past few weeks in Apartment 1A of Kensington Palace and helped her children adjust to the idea of a baby brother or sister.
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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno and her husband Kevin Manno are expecting a little brother or sister for their 16-month-old daughter Molly Sullivan — and the mom-to-be opened up to PEOPLE about how her pregnancy is going this time around.
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To avoid that fate for her kids, each month Crosby takes her family to Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss, where they learn how to deal with their grief with other children who have lost a parent, brother or sister.
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Jenner, who has been open in the past about wanting to have more children — even sharing she'd already started picking out names for another daughter — went on to share that she's not quite ready to give Stormi a brother or sister yet.
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Imagine if your son or daughter, brother or sister, was left waiting for the support they need to bathe, or be fed, simply because the system didn't have enough resources in it to help them do what many of us take for granted.
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If they can feel involved in what's going on, and that means they can stay in contact with their brother or sister in the hospital, and the internet, which may be challenging to some of us, can be very helpful in that regard.
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If you are sharing a room with an infant whom you hope will move into a sibling's room, it is wise to get the baby used to sleeping in a similar sensory environment to big brother or sister before you make the shift.
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Although the couple are waiting to find out whether their sons Isaiah Hendrix, 13 months, and Samuel Thomas, 3 next month, will be getting a little brother or sister, Giudici Lowe tells PEOPLE she feels "different" in her current pregnancy than in her previous two.
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Children who didn't welcome a baby brother or sister into the family before first grade had almost triple the odds of obesity compared with kids who experienced the birth of a sibling when they were around three to four years old, the study found.
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Judges will use two determinants—culpability and harm caused to victims—to determine sentencing, so an offender who spent a lot of time planning the offence could still go to jail even if a victim doesn't have a religious family or a young brother or sister.
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Mormons are heavily involved in each other's lives, and when one member wants to resign, fellow believers will weigh in and urge their brother or sister not to forfeit a ticket to heaven, says Mark Naugle, an attorney in Salt Lake City who has helped thousands resign.
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In a Tuesday interview on Good Morning America surrounding her new book Gracefully You, the 38-year-old actress and dancer revealed that her 6-year-old is keeping close tabs on her mom's food intake for the sake of her brother or sister on the way.
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"We should be worried when our consciences are anaesthetized and we no longer see the brother or sister suffering at our side, or notice the grave problems in our world, which become a mere refrain familiar from the headlines on the evening news," he said in his homily.
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These kids, many of whom were in high school, would earnestly do the cost-benefit analysis and tell me they'd rather not be able to have work authorization or go to college if it meant their mom, dad, brother, or sister might one day be apprehended and deported.
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While the word "drug addict" triggers a vision of a media stereotype of a lonely, downtrodden junkie desperately searching city streets for a way to get high, the reality is that in 28503, people struggling with addiction could be anyone — a neighbor, co-worker, family friend, brother or sister.
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"I bet there is not a single family member or friend or brother or sister or girlfriend or boyfriend that is suffering from this great loss that found any comfort in what Donald Trump had to say today," Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin said after a recent Trump speech.
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To celebrate National Sibling Day, which took place yesterday, Monday, April 10 (it's not too late to give your sibs a call!), 7-Eleven is offering a buy-one-get-one Slurpee deal all the way through April 16…just as long as you come in with your brother or sister.
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Nor should anyone who "has a parent, brother or sister with a history of immune system problems," according to the C.D.C. People with tuberculosis, with any condition that causes them to bleed or bruise easily, or who have recently received a blood transfusion or blood products — all should avoid the vaccine.
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Even after their split, Kylie still has babies on the brain: during a Q&A session with fans on her Instagram Story on Friday, Kylie said "I can't wait to have more babies" — though she did admit that she's "not ready just yet" to give Stormi and little brother or sister.
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After the dad-to-be told DeGeneres that he and wife Hayley were finding out on Friday whether they were expecting a little brother or sister for their daughter Olivia Rose, 13 months, the host pulled out an envelope with the results and let him know he would be finding out right then!
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"Teenagers that we're seeing in this new report are often intimately involved in helping their parents cope with financial stress and taking on the roles of adults, they'll skip meals to protect a younger brother or sister, and sometimes engage in risky behavior in order to bring food into the household," she said.
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And a beneficiary who is less than 10 years younger than the account's owner — say, a brother or sister — can also continue to "stretch" the I.R.A. The new rules apply to both traditional I.R.A.s and Roth I.R.A.s (in which contributions are made after tax and grow tax-free) as well as 401(k) workplace retirement accounts.
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"The standard procedure for a curative option for thalassemia would be a bone marrow transplant from a brother or sister, which is not without significant risk, but more importantly, most people will not have that appropriate sibling donor," said Dr. Alexis Thompson, head of hematology and director of the Comprehensive Thalassemia Program at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, who led the new research.
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"Not for this to sound cold or callous, but it's a whole lot easier to make those flights on someone you don't have close personal ties to, versus your hometown, or someone's mom or dad, or son or daughter, or brother or sister that you know," said Allen Jones, Mr. Johnson's commander at the Mayfield, Ky., base of Air Evac Lifeteam, a medical evacuation service.
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But the brother or sister, the best friend, the classmate, the parent, the child, the lover, the ex-: our families, loves, and enemies alike, not to mention the strange relations of our work, play, and activism, prove that even people who share all or most of our positionings along these crude axes may still be different enough from us, and from each other, to seem like all but different species.
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