The prayer, the Mourner's Kaddish, is traditionally recited for 11 months following the death of a parent or close relative or on the anniversary of the death of a parent or close relative.
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And by law, that person must be a close relative.
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One close relative of Ms. Silvani's fell into this category.
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To confirm their hypothesis, the genealogists needed a close relative.
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Almost everyone your correspondent spoke to had buried a close relative.
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The water is infested by caiman, a close relative to alligators.
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The piece has a close relative in the Brooklyn Museum's collection.
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In fact, no one had ever sequenced any close relative of crayfish.
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The third person is a close relative of the other Parisian patient.
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A close relative was tortured and held in jail for nearly a year.
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About one-quarter of Americans have a close relative in an interracial marriage.
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I have a close relative who loved Bernie and was not so into Hillary.
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Carson later clarified that the stabbing had involved "a close relative," but definitely happened.
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There's no overstepping of boundaries when you express loving concern for a close relative.
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D. pickeringi is actually a close relative of a dinosaur named Leaellynasaura, Herne explained.
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Cauliflower is simply adored, and broccoli, a close relative, is nearly as well loved.
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Most girls have lost one or another really close relative, sometimes both mother and father.
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A close relative of mine fought that demon for years, and it almost destroyed him.
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When they examined the fossil, they found it came from a close relative of Gigantoraptor.
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It was not a bird, but a dinosaur that was a close relative of birds.
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Purist engineering has also been used to distance a language from an overly close relative.
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The man, Micah Schoettle, 41, a close relative of the girl, walked out of prison.
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Like other extinct hominins, luzonensis is more of a close relative than a direct ancestor.
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Some close relative is facing the most hopeless prognosis, such as being in a vegetative state.
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Then political violence struck, leaving a close relative dead and forcing her to flee the country.
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And a processing backlog means it can take years for just one close relative to immigrate.
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The handset appears to be, at the very least, a close relative of the concept phone.
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Laforge admits he has no personal connection to child abuse, no close relative who was victimized.
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By 1.9 million years ago, Homo erectus or some close relative was striding across East Africa.
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Those with a close relative with the problem are more likely to develop it as well.
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A close relative of the squirrel, it digs burrows and can reach a furry 15 pounds.
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South America's titi monkey (pictured) is a close relative of the extinct Xenothrix monkey, new research suggests.
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Another close relative, his nephew Samat Abish, is the No.2 official on the National Security Committee.
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DNA matches can also be conducted by comparing a person's sample to that of a close relative.
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He said his family were fleeing a gang that had attacked him and killed a close relative.
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They played a song called "Hips Don't Meow," a close relative to the Meow Mix jingle, repeatedly.
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Under Oklahoma law, marrying a close relative is considered incest whether the relationship is sexual or not.
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Since her father's death Karimova-Tillyaeva had been his only close relative holding a prominent government post.
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They also compared it to a close relative that also appeared more mature, known as the Sinornithosaurus.
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The Trump administration, however, took a narrow scope of who could be considered as a close relative.
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And researchers believe that Thanatotheristes degrootorum lived about 2.5 million years before its close relative, Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Meanwhile, about 10,000 black flying foxes, a close relative of the spectacled bat, also died from the heat.
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Yovani and his family are living temporarily with a close relative, and spending most of each day indoors.
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However, an unaccompanied minor with a close relative elsewhere in Europe has a right to pursue asylum there.
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They detected viruses like Zika and its close relative dengue, found cancer mutations and quickly spotted single genetic mutations.
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"Three ladies-in-waiting, a couple of relatives, a very close relative and some really close friends," she said.
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It and its close relative, 1.1, have known flaws that make them unsafe to use for any secure communications.
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Timur , because you asked, is a close relative of the Szechuan pepper; it imparts a pleasant, slightly sweet buzz.
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Every year, a close relative gives me small but generous cash gifts to hold in trust for my children's education.
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Deng's last living close relative in Paifang, Dan Wenquan, still helps at a restaurant opened by his children in 19783.
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Moreover, surrogacy must be "altruistic", ie unpaid, with only a "close relative" of the mother eligible to be the surrogate.
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Under North Carolina state law, only a voter or a close relative can turn in or mail an absentee ballot.
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North Carolina law stipulates that only a voter or a close relative can hand in or mail an absentee ballot.
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Like its close relative, Guru Gossip, it relies on a thorough grounding in the same scene it aims to critique.
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A dugong is a close relative of the pokey, pleasant manatee and a favorite animal of study for marine researchers.
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A close relative, contingent business interruption insurance, kicks in when the shutdown is at a supplier of the insured company.
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"Three ladies-in-waiting, a couple of relatives, a very close relative and some really close friends," the actress said.
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The main subject of that thread is Asan, who's eventually revealed to be a close relative of X, the poacher.
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Unfortunately for the tomato, it was the close relative of several of these tainted ingredients; hence the aspersion by association.
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Under Oklahoma law, marrying a close relative is considered incest whether the relationship is sexual or not, the Associated Press reports.
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ANYONE who has lost a close relative will have learned to beware the phrase "It's what he/she would have wanted".
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It is illegal under North Carolina law to collect and cast ballots on behalf of someone other than a close relative.
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Having a close relative with a serious psychiatric disorder led her to think about the deficiencies of the mental health system.
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Little, if anything, sheds light on his long identification with so-called Decadent art and its close relative, the Aesthetic movement.
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The show was a close relative of "Melrose Place," full of wealthy, mostly white women treating money and race like nonissues.
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About 9236, 2929 percent of them go with a family member or a close relative or a friend that will sponsor them.
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The researchers compared the Wrangel Island mammoth's DNA to that of two older mammoths as well three Asian elephants, a close relative.
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In an effort to develop a safer vaccine substitute, Canadian researchers have resurrected a close relative—the extinct horsepox virus—from scratch.
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North Carolina law makes it illegal for anyone other than the voter or a close relative to handle a mail-in ballot.
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Deal is focusing his attention on a close relative of alfalfa, Medicago truncatula, which seems to have a better memory than most.
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The last time a close relative played an effective operating role in a successful presidential campaign was Robert F. Kennedy in 1960.
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Migrant children stay in the shelters, run by government-funded organizations, until released to a sponsor, usually a parent or close relative.
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Ledumahadi was a close relative of sauropod dinosaurs, like the brontosaurus and others that ate plants and walked on all four legs.
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The situation: A close relative diedGrief doesn't always proceed in a straightforward fashion; most people alternate between hope and despair, Kazez says.
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Content marketing, a close relative to both MarTech and AdTech, is another arena that UK companies plan to prioritise in the coming months.
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Lorraine Whittlesey, an artist and composer, says she was surprised to hear a close relative racially insult Obama and declare support for Trump.
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Even the back wall of the cabinets have a stylish upgrade: they're lined with beadboard, a close relative of her go-to shiplap.
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This pathogen, like its close relative oral herpes (HSV-1), is highly contagious, incurable, and generally a pain in the ass (and elsewhere).
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Back then, 50% of Britons admitted to NatCen, a research organisation, that they would mind if a close relative married a black person.
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Unmarried co-habiting couples or those engaging in extramarital sex could be prosecuted only if there is a complaint from a close relative.
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This possibility is a concern because a close relative of the illness, the Heartland virus, circulates in Midwestern and Southern states, Rochlin noted.
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About the size of a horse, the okapi is a close relative of the lanky and long-necked yellow giraffes we know today.
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Under the legislation, prosecutors would need to prove that defendants abused power for their own benefit, or for that of a close relative.
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Within five minutes of reviewing the results, the investigators had located a close relative among the million or so profiles in the database.
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This sensation is a close relative to "simulator sickness," Stein explains, which has long been an issue for pilots during flight simulator training programs.
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He decided to explore his fear in 2014, after meeting a friend of a friend who was shot multiple times by a close relative.
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His close relative in Afghanistan said Ahmad fell under the spell of a man named Mullah Qudri, whom he met through friends in California.
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Under the new laws, prosecutors would need to prove that defendants abused power for their own benefit, or for that of a close relative.
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Half a dozen Cathedrals, canals, piazzas, beer and genever (a close relative of schnapps but a lot sexier) all in a few blocks. France?
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A close relative of the flatbread Mr. Chang's crew originated at Majordomo in Los Angeles, it is perceptibly tangy and salted, without being salty.
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With genetic material from the crime scene, authorities were able to identify a close relative of the then-unknown suspect, putting Rowe in their sights.
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Then, recently, investigators got a major break: A match for what seemed to be a close relative of the killer, uploaded onto a genealogy website.
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A Virginia mother and daughter police initially said had died in a 2017 murder-suicide were actually killed by a close relative, police now allege.
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Scientists determined the dinosaur — a very close relative of Brachiosaurus — had the biggest feet of any sauropod, and roamed the area 150 million years ago.
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Nobody wanted her there, and so she went only if a close relative was getting married and even then only for a week or two.
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According to research out of Brown University, you're 75% more likely to get divorced if a friend or close relative has already done the deed.
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The memoir of the father is brutally honest and painful in a way that those who have lost a close relative to protracted mortality can understand.
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With its frilled head and spiky-face, the 80 million-year-old dinosaur joins the horned dinosaur family as a fairly close relative to the Triceratops.
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Jimenez, who has a close relative who is a police officer and is no knee-jerk cop-hater, says that he is shaken by the experience.
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Scientists determined that a strain that hit multiple US cities in 2015 acquired DNA through genetic recombination with its close relative, N. gonorrhoeae, which causes gonorrhea.
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Being able to examine the genetic underpinnings of C. briggsae, particularly in relation to such a close relative, C. nigoni, has been a gift, he added.
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They experimented with rhesus macaque monkeys, infecting them with the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), a close relative of the HIV virus that causes AIDS in people.
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Normally housemates are only given information about the outside world if a close relative or friend dies, but after criticism on social media the broadcaster SAT.
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The Knicks announced Tuesday that Bullock's teammate, Dennis Smith Jr., is also dealing with a tragedy this week ... saying he lost a close relative recently as well.
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Unlike other immigrants who gain admission, winners of the lottery do not need to have a close relative living in the United States, or any special skill.
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In so doing, he effectively invited individuals and companies to provide financial benefits to him to gain influence with his boss and close relative, President Donald Trump.
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The season will likely explore what it means for Kevin to date Beth's close relative, both "funny and the danger that brings up for this family," says Fogelman.
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The season will likely explore what it means for Kevin to date Beth's close relative, both "funny and the danger that brings up for this family," says Fogelman.
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While trying to make her big screen dreams come true, Frankel worked as a nanny to Hollywood hotshots, including a close relative of another Real Housewives cast member.
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The capture of such a close relative — and one said to be affiliated with the Islamic State movement — might yield a trove of intelligence information, the official said.
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It didn't take me very long to figure out that the Yellow Perch has a very close relative in Russia, the European Perch, and they look virtually identical.
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Because Trump administration officials have refused to disclose his name, rights groups have been unable to track down any close relative to grant that assent on his behalf.
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Certainly a close relative of devil's food cake, his version weaves dark-chocolate cremeux between its many, many layers, all of them wrapped in a dark-chocolate frosting.
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All accipiters, including the sharp-shinned hawk, and its close relative the Cooper's hawk, have distinctive flight patterns that are useful in identifying them, even at a distance.
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The first was a racially motivated "blood relative" ordinance, prohibiting any single-family homeowner from renting his or her home to someone who was not a close relative.
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Finding criminal suspects through genetic genealogy is a numbers game: The more profiles you have to search, the more likely you are to find a reasonably close relative.
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In Portsmouth, the county seat, at least a quarter of the school district's nearly 650 junior high and high school students have a close relative who uses drugs.
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For the next 63 days, only refugees who have a "bona fide relationship" with a close relative or entity in the United States will be eligible to enter.
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But some studies have found that chloroquine has been effective at treating a virus that causes severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, a close relative of COVID-19.
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After all, McDonald's KSA, the Saudi Arabian franchise of the fast-food giant, is owned by Mishaal Bin Khalid al Saud, another prince and close relative to Salman.
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"This defendant brutally took the life of her close relative, someone who took her into her home when the woman did not have a place to stay," Ryan said.
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The proliferation of new breeds is in part a product of "linebreeding," a type of inbreeding in which a close relative occurs more than once in a puppy's pedigree.
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That distinction goes to the 750-legged Illacme plenipes, a close relative of I. tobini that was discovered a few years ago in a cave just 150 miles away.
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After staying in an ORR shelter, most children are placed with sponsors they have close ties to -- typically a parent or close relative, sometimes with non-relatives, Wagner testified.
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In 2014, Planned Parenthood reported that in four out of five cases of the more than 5,000 pregnancies of girls under 14 In Guatemala, the father was a close relative.
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The doner kebab (like the familiar gyro) and its close relative the iskender were based on ultrathin slices of meat or shavings of lamb on or over pita or rice.
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And I didn't want to go through what I had seen my relatives go through—particularly one close relative, who was extremely bright and got pregnant her first semester of college.
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So vaginal steaming is the idea that if you squat over a pot of steaming allergens, because mugwort is a close relative of ragweed, that somehow you can cleanse your womb.
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Depending on your perspective, these women are either reforming the reclusive community from the inside, or mounting a public relations front to deflect heat from their leader (and close relative) Winston Blackmore.
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That's a far different story than the high-profile death of another close relative of Kim Jong Un: the execution in 2013 of the leader's uncle was hyped by state news. 3.
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Despite their difficult relationship, Brown and Houston "had finally gotten to a place where there was no drama at all" when she died tragically in 2012, a close relative told PEOPLE exclusively.
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With his three children and his wife, he went on the run from Honduras after a close relative was killed by a gang, and the threat spread to his family, he said.
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The couple want Charlie to be taken to their home or to the home of a close relative or friend for his last moments until his life support system is switched off.
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Still, there are a few hopeful signs: three-quarters of the fractious old parliament lost their seats, including Gholam Ali Haddad-Adel, a veteran loyalist and a close relative of Mr Khamenei.
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It was a close relative of the infamous 60-foot-long Megalodon, the largest shark ever known to have lived, though the two animals occupied different niches in the ancient food web.
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Even if the information was not classified at the time, it would be unusual for an exchange among senior officials to be forwarded to someone outside the government, even a close relative.
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One person who used to dine regularly with Mr Madigan recalls how he spluttered and swore at a suggestion he would step aside even to let a close relative rise to higher office.
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Parents keep their rights over their children, "and most children in federal custody are released to a sponsor who is either a parent, close relative or family friend," the spokesperson, Liz Johnson, said.
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Brown alleges Whitney had multiple affairs Before Houston's tragic death in 2012, the exes "had finally gotten to a place where there was no drama at all," a close relative recently told PEOPLE.
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But despite the crypto-buzz, the new currency is unlikely to be a close relative of Bitcoin, says Lex Sokolin, a fintech analyst—that is, a decentralised system with no one in charge.
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The complaint does not name Mr. Najib, but it does cite "Malaysian Official 237103," described as a high-ranking government official who oversaw the fund and is a close relative of Mr. Aziz.
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Migrant children who have been separated from their parents are typically released into custody of a sponsor, usually a parent or other close relative in the U.S., or into foster care facilities nationwide.
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Instead, Bulgarov started going to the mosque with followers of a pious strain of Islam, and, according to a close relative and Egyptian security sources, went to Cairo last year to study Arabic.
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"I thank God he hasn't hurt anybody," Tina Villasana, Mr. Sayoc's youngest sister, said in an interview, the first extended public remarks by a close relative since Mr. Sayoc was arrested on Friday.
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The first priority is a parent or legal guardian; the second priority is a close relative; the third priority is a distant relative or family friend, and only failing that, an unrelated adult.
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Whole families suffer, she explains: no one will marry into them and they often end up feuding with one another when it turns out that a close relative was after the supposed dayan's land.
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While you can always unfollow someone, that often isn't a realistic option — you can't unfollow a close relative just because they post 12 times a day, for instance, even if they really deserve it.
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On defence deals, Airbus hired and disguised payments to a close relative of a government official in Ghana with no aerospace experience in connection with a sale of military transport planes, the SFO said.
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Lady Gabriella "Ella" is not a close relative to the Queen (her father, Prince Michael of Kent, is Her Majesty's first cousin), nor is she a full-time working member of the royal family.
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Obviously, if the perpetrator is your boss, a close relative, or someone you can't avoid, you can keep your interactions to a minimum while continuing to identify the behavior and learning not to internalize it.
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While we've yet to find the exact magical spending threshold, there does seem to be a particular sweet price spot when you're looking for a gift for a friend or a decently close relative — $50.
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"He was identified after conducting a DNA test which showed a match with a close relative of Mullah Mansour's, who had come to Pakistan from Afghanistan to receive the body," said an interior ministry statement.
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The close relative said Bulgarov left home for a second time in March this year, telling his family that he was traveling to find work in Labytnangi, a Russian mining settlement near the Arctic Circle.
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The younger Malpass has offered to step down from his job at the bank in order to comply with rules banning close relative from both being employed at the lender, according to the Financial Times.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Nicaraguan poet and priest Ernesto Cardenal, a strong critic of President Daniel Ortega, died on Sunday at the age of 95 in Managua due to heart and kidney problems, a close relative said.
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In March, a close relative of ketamine -- called esketamine and sold under the name Spravato in the form of a nasal spray -- was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for treatment-resistant depression.
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The current deal arranged for $60 from each passport to go to an obscure Gulf company owned by a close relative of Congo's President Joseph Kabila, according to documents and a source familiar with the arrangements.
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Difficult not just because the thought of someone taking their own life—a close relative in this instance—is shocking, but also because it's hard to believe the best part of a decade has since passed.
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Ahmad had fallen under the sway of a radical cleric in Quetta, a man called Mullah Qudri, according to a close relative in Afghanistan, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid upsetting family members.
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Neither had any background with the issue and the effort was greeted with scorn, but the fact that the president entrusted it to a close relative was taken as a sign of seriousness in the region.
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In an unusual twist, one of his likely competitors is a close relative: Cousin Randy Newman's empathetic "Marriage Story" score is one of the year's best, and this race may be kept all in the family.
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" (Don't worry — you need to approve which friends can do this.) Amazon says this could be used to "let the family know it's time for dinner, see the baby's nursery, or check in with a close relative.
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A Reuters investigation in April showed that $60 of their $185 purchase price goes to a company registered in the United Arab Emirates whose owner is believed to be a close relative of Congo President Joseph Kabila.
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At the moment, no refugees can enter the United States for four months unless they already have a close relative here, according to a Supreme Court order that allowed part of Mr. Trump's travel ban to proceed.
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Over the course of two years, al-Asaker paid Abouammo — via wire transfers to various accounts and a close relative — more than $300,22015, some of which he used for a down payment on a house in Seattle.
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A nephew does not qualify as a close relative under the State Department's definition, so it was thought that he would probably not be able to join the rest of his family for at least four months.
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The Atlanta mother of three said she and her husband, who's also Mexican and lives in the United States illegally, have planned to ask a close relative to take care of their daughters if they both get deported.
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By meticulously examining specimens of the moth and its close relatives, Nazari was able to catalogue its unique anatomy, including its male genitalia, which is "comparatively smaller" than the moth's close relative Neopalpa neonata, according to the study.
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In the space of two years, Bulgarov changed from a shy young man who led a secular lifestyle to a suspected jihadist bomber, according to Reuters interviews with his teacher, an imam, a classmate and the close relative.
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Sami Anan, a former army chief who was thrown in jail when he dared to stand against Mr. Sisi for election in April, recently suffered a stroke that has incapacitated him, a close relative said in an interview.
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Mr. Schaffer began a search to find a living donor, a close relative willing to undergo a major operation to remove a lobe of liver — or a stranger whose cells were compatible and who was willing to donate.
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We're still trying to work out the details, but it's possible that the man in Texas named on that 43 marriage license, or a close relative of his, is Lewis's biological grandfather — someone whose identity she hadn't known before.
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Most legal immigration to the U.S. is family-based, meaning a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident ("green card" holder) has petitioned for a close relative – such as a spouse or child – to come to the U.S. to live.
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A YouGov/Times poll in January found that whereas only 9% of Leavers would mind if a close relative married a strong Remainer, 37% of Remainers would be bothered if their nearest and dearest hooked up with a Brexiteer.
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Though the species' native range is only known to extend to the Florida Keys, Jamaica, and Grand Cayman, the Times added, a close relative lives in Cuba and the researchers suspect it might have made the jump there regardless.
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"If the young people don't have anything to work toward, they will look for other options," said a close relative of Edwin López, the murdered teenager, requesting anonymity for fear of retribution by public officials and the drug gangs.
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T. carnifex was also built like a Mack Truck, differentiating it from the sleek big cats that it's nicknamed for (the marsupial lion was not a close relative of lions, but was about the same size as modern lionesses).
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The stigma around HIV/AIDS remains strong in Singapore: In a 2007 national survey of more than 1,22016 people in Singapore, just over half said that they would care for a close relative who'd become ill from HIV/AIDS.
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" A close relative of Brown told PEOPLE ahead of Tuesday night that while Brown has "made a lot of serious mistakes," he " is spending the rest of his life making good choices and leading his family in the right way.
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While there is an understanding of the link between homelessness and mental health for young people, less is known about how such events as the death of a close relative and breakdown of relationships impact homelessness in later life, it added.
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ZURICH, May 26 (Reuters) - Switzerland returned around 3.5 million euros ($3.91 million) held by a close relative of former Tunisian president Ben Ali to Tunisian authorities as part of the country's stolen assets recovery process, Swiss authorities said on Friday.
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Finally, the research team tested trace metal concentrations in dark and light bands in the skins of sea kraits (a close relative) to help verify that it was melanin-loaded skin specifically that was sucking up and holding onto pollutants.
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In its article on Semlex published on April 13, Reuters reported that the UAE-listed firm LRPS - which receives $60 for every passport issued - is owned by Makie Makolo Wangoi, believed to be a close relative of President Joseph Kabila.
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Airbus hired - and disguised about 5 million euros in payments to - a close relative of a government official in Ghana with no aerospace experience in connection with the sale of the planes, Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said on Friday.
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Late last year, Dr. Barabra Rae-Venter, the genealogy consultant credited with helping solve the Golden State Killer case, used DNA from Bobby and matched it to DNA from the ancestry database to find a close relative of the boy.
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Marrying a close relative markedly increases the chance that both parents are carriers of dangerous recessive genes, which can then cause disease when a child inherits a copy of the gene from both parents, as will happen in 25% of cases.
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In 2008, detectives submitted crime scene DNA from both sprees to the California Department of Justice to conduct a "familia search" to determine whether a close relative of the unknown killer was in a state databank of convicted felons' DNA.
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According to a person with direct knowledge of the country's passport deal, the UAE-registered company - which receives $60 for every passport issued - is owned by Makie Makolo Wangoi, believed to be a close relative of Congo President Joseph Kabila.
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A Reuters special report last week showed that $60 of the price of every $185 DRC passport is channeled to a company registered in the United Arab Emirates, believed to be owned by a close relative of DRC President Joseph Kabila.
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Couples who have been married little more than a year visit to ask about IVF (almost invariably, they assume the problem lies with the wife rather than the husband) with a mother-in-law or another close relative in tow.
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He is a member of the politburo of Jaysh al-Islam (Islam Army), a major rebel faction which Russia considers a terrorist group, and - diplomats say - is a close relative of Zahran Alloush, killed in a Russian air strike last month.
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He understood, when he ran this time, that his ability to make controversial statements was a close relative of the conservative resentment of "political correctness," and the yearning to more openly express certain people's fears without courting offense or censorship.
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According to one survey, more than a third of those who wish to remain in the European Union would be upset if a close relative married a strong leave supporter, suggesting that Brexit has morphed into a clash of values.
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And when a close relative, a mother of over a dozen children, was diagnosed with cancer, a stranger -- a Hasidic woman from another town -- offered to host the baby, then only a few months old, while my relative underwent treatment.
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Overall, 407 men, or 63%, had mothers who lived through at least one stressful life event early in pregnancy, like the death of a close relative or friend, separation or divorce, marital problems, job loss, money problems, pregnancy complications, or a residential move.
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A processing backlog means it can take anywhere from five to 25 years or more, depending on the country and the type of family member, for the government to process a visa requests that would allow just one close relative to immigrate.
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A close relative of the classic Paloma cocktail and the Cantaritos de Amatitán, a similar local specialty served in large clay cups, the cazuela was invented more than 30 years ago in La Barca, a small town about 50 miles southeast of Guadalajara.
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World Briefing A second case of Ebola emerged in Sierra Leone after health officials thought the epidemic was over, with a close relative of the first victim testing positive for the virus that has killed more than 11,000 people, the authorities said Thursday.
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If drives are engineered into species that play a pivotal but previously unappreciated ecological role, or if they spread from a species of little ecological consequence to a close relative that matters more, they could have damaging and perhaps irreversible effects on ecosystems.
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In 2008, detectives submitted crime scene DNA from both sprees to the California Department of Justice, asking them to conduct a "familia search" to determine if a close relative of the unknown killer was in a state databank of convicted felons' DNA.
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According to a recent study published in the Journal of Quaternary Science, a now-extinct bear called the cave bear, a close relative of the brown bear, once adhered to a very "strict" vegan diet and that ended up being its undoing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Six in 10 American voters support the new ban on people from six predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States unless they can show they have a close relative here, according to opinion poll results released on Wednesday.
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Last year the company paid $795 million to settle a U.S. and Dutch investigation into a corruption scandal in Uzbekistan in which the company was accused of using shell companies and phoney contracts to funnel funds to a close relative of Uzbekistan's president.
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He did not specifically respond to a Reuters investigation (here) that showed nearly a third of the purchase price of Congolese passports goes to a company in the United Arab Emirates whose owner is believed to be a close relative of the president.
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The story took another dramatic twist in June 2012, capturing headlines when the National Reconnaissance Office, which operates spy satellites, offered NASA a leftover telescope, essentially a close relative of the Hubble, that had been designed to look down instead of up.
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They didn't find enough evidence for an arrest, but on board they identified a businessman accused of ties to Chinese crime syndicates — and Ming Chai, an Australian citizen who turned out to be a close relative of China's powerful top leader, Xi Jinping.
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They didn't find enough evidence for an arrest, but on board they identified a businessman accused of ties to Chinese crime syndicates — and Ming Chai, an Australian citizen who turned out to be a close relative of China's powerful top leader, Xi Jinping.
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About three-quarters of all Americans believe it is better for families to have one parent home with children and just over 40 percent of American families strive to make that happen, either with a parent or close relative taking care of their young children.
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He's a walking encyclopaedia of folk medicine and herbal knowledge, and I soon learn that mugwort is one of the nine sacred herbs of Anglo-Saxon England, a member of the artemisia family, and a close relative of wormwood—the "flavouring agent" of absinthe.
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New Yorkers are now eligible to take paid time off work to bond with a newly born, adopted or fostered child; to care for a close relative with a serious health condition; or when a family member is deployed on active military service abroad.
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Shih and his colleagues aren't sure exactly what species of dinosaur was hosting the parasites, but guessed that one was from the Coelurosauria family of dinosaurs, which includes Tyrannosaurus rex, and the other was from the Pennaraptora family, a close relative of modern birds.
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Vox's Dara Lind explained that the Flores settlement requires the federal government to place children with a close relative or family friend "without unnecessary delay," rather than keeping them in custody; and to keep immigrant children who are in custody in the "least restrictive conditions" possible.
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Bogdanova also sought ways to boost traffic to the mall, such as adding a children's entertainment area, and pushed staff to improve the business, according to a close relative of Nadezhda Suddenok, who managed the entertainment area where the fire started and who is among those charged.
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Migration from Santa Rosa de Lima, set in a lush tropical valley surrounded by mountains, has for decades been a constant feature of life in the municipality's villages, driven mainly in recent years by poverty, residents say; most families have a close relative living in the States.
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In fact, even if that tree turns out not to be a true Harrison but a close relative — perhaps a younger plant that grew from a seedling, as some in the contentious world of historic apples speculate it may be — that's fine by everyone at the company.
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In addition, there is strong evidence that purposeful, early introduction of peanuts as early as 23 months may prevent the development of a peanut allergy in infants at high risk, defined in this report as those with a close relative with a history of an allergic condition.
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Beginning Thursday, only refugees who have a "bona fide relationship" with a close relative or entity in the United States will be eligible to enter for the next 120 days, following a June 26 Supreme Court order that allowed part of Mr. Trump's travel ban to proceed.
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The 8-0 ruling penned by Justice Sonia Sotomayor is a loss for United States citizens who were either wounded or a close relative to those injured in an attack in September 1997, when Hamas carried out three suicide bombings in a pedestrian mall in Jerusalem.
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In our family, we have an out-of-state close relative who is a daily user of marijuana, and from what we see on social media posts, he appears to be using from the moment he wakes up to right before falling asleep — seven days a week.
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The principal concern involves absentee ballot harvesting — when a ballot is collected and mailed by someone who is not the voter or, in some instances, a close relative — and how Mr. Dowless and his associates may have relied on the tactic during their work for Mr. Harris.
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A court order that's been in place for decades, known as the Flores settlement, mandates that any immigrant child in custody be placed with a close relative or family friend "without unnecessary delay"; in other words, HHS isn't allowed to build facilities to house kids indefinitely.
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With GVROs, a process could be set in place so that if a parent or close relative felt that a person might be a risk to public safety (or their own), they could petition for a hearing to have that person's access to guns temporarily denied.
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While some of the children detained in federal facilities over the past year were separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border as part of the Trump administrations zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration, most crossed alone, often planning to reunite with a parent or close relative.
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The decline in opposition to intermarriage is even more striking: In 1990, according to a Pew analysis of data from the University of Chicago's General Social Survey, 63 percent of nonblack adults said they would be very or somewhat opposed to a close relative marrying a black person.
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Some of the most spectacular discoveries from this year include a 1.5 metre-tall carnivorous bug-eating plant called Drosera magnifica found via Facebook in Brazil, and a close relative of the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) in Bolivia that could offer an alternative option to the regular spud in the future.
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The court's ruling exempted a large swath of refugees and travelers with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or an entity in the U.S. The justices did not define those relationships but said they could include a close relative, a job offer, or admission to a college or university.
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This, too, is in keeping with the N.I.L., which provides that "the relevant state departments shall employ the necessary measures to protect or rescue" any person (or a close relative) who "has established cooperative relationships" with the state intelligence institutions and who is "threatened as a result of assisting" them.
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This new study shows us that people in the upper reaches of the Amazon basin, extending up into the foothills of the Andes in southeastern Ecuador, were harvesting and consuming cacao that appears to be a close relative of the type of cacao later used in Mexico—and they were doing this 1,500 years earlier.
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With GVROs, a process could be set in place so that if a parent or close relative felt that a person might be a risk to public safety (or their own), they could petition for a hearing to have that person's access to guns temporarily denied — an idea that's received some support from Florida Sen.
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According to the Aguttes auction listing, this close relative of the Diplodocus is nearly 703 percent complete and exclusively assembled from a single specimen (many dinosaur skeletons feature bones collected from several different specimens) and has been nicknamed Skinny, but probably won't mind if you call it something else once you get it home.
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"Proterocladus antiquus is a close relative of the ancestor of all green plants alive today," said Qing Tang, a Virginia Tech post-doctoral researcher in paleobiology who detected the fossils in rock dug up in Liaoning Province near the city of Dalian and lead author of the study published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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It also lists groups of people that could be eligible for waivers, including travelers who have previously been admitted to the United States for work or school, those seeking to visit or live with a close relative and who would face hardship if denied entry; infants, young children and adoptees or people in need of medical care, employees of the U.S. government and international organizations among others.
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"The argument that we are making based on comparison to other close relative fungi is that as the climate has gotten warmer, some of these organisms, including Candida auris, have adapted to the higher temperature, and as they adapt, they break through human's protective temperatures," said co-author Dr. Arturo Casadevall, chairman of molecular microbiology and immunology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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OhmniLabs co-founders Jared Go and Thuc Vu came up with the idea for Ohmni after realizing that telepresence in structured, office environments might be a neat trick and novelty, but its real potential resided at home, where the unstructured environment meant that a robot that could replicate the experience of dropping in on, or even living with a close relative would be a much more engaging experience over time.
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