Here are the stories you told us about your grandmothers and great-grandmothers.
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I hated that my friends had such sweet grandmothers — grandmothers who visited and doted.
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About 30 were from readers who told us about their grandmothers or great-grandmothers, who often fought strong institutional prejudice.
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On special occasions, she rolled dough for homemade pasta the way grandmothers and great-grandmothers did in our family generations ago.
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Many of our water and sewer lines are the same ones that served our great-grandmothers, or even our great-great-grandmothers.
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It has become a tradition for the group to meet and bake recipes passed down to them from their grandmothers and great-grandmothers.
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Among these were about 18923 from readers who told us of their own grandmothers or great-grandmothers who often fought strong institutional prejudice against them.
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If I can go three grandmothers back and find a slave, that means someone else can go three grandmothers back and find a slave owner.
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When her mother passed away and von Trapp inherited her pieces, along with her grandmothers' and great-grandmothers', she decided to look for a new direction.
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From a young age, our mothers and grandmothers teach us the tricks they learned from their mothers and grandmothers to help us maintain healthy hair, nails, and skin.
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" _____ • "In France, we kill grandmothers because they're Jewish.
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One of the study's authors concludes that the first African Americans to leave the South were those genetically related to the men who raped their mothers, grandmothers, and/or great-grandmothers.
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UCSD researchers have identified dozens of multigenerational sex-worker families in the city, including many in which not only a mother and daughter are in the industry, but grandmothers and even great-grandmothers.
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Very few people had grandmothers like that, in my generation.
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To have grandmothers and people of all ages doing that.
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Almost every piece belonged to one of my late grandmothers.
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For my grandmothers, it would have been an impossible dream.
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"Muggers are quick when they mug grandmothers," notes Mr Lewis.
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My grandmothers 1925 version of "men are trash" x pic.twitter.
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Is Facebook the space where grandmothers share pictorial inspirational quotes?
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One of my grandmothers also had a really beautiful garden.
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Happy for grandmothers and little girls and everyone in between.
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We've come a long way from our grandmothers' cold creams.
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"[My] grandmothers name in my grandfathers handwriting," the caption reads.
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Both grandmothers were still alive, and many uncles and aunts.
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Happy for grandmothers and little girls and everyone in between.
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Grandmothers, mothers and daughters babysit, defend and raise calves together.
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But both my grandmothers were entrepreneurs in rural West Africa.
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When the grandmothers needed a stimulus, they got more aggressive.
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But Chibanda soon discovered what a resource the grandmothers were.
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Before you read the article about the "fantastic grandmothers," watch this one-minute video from The Guardian to see the grandmothers in action and also see some of the greater sea snakes they documented.
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We hike up our crinoline, shake back our curls, and we walk into that voting booth, pull the curtain, and touch the face of Susan, Elizabeth, Isabella, Naomi, and the rest – mothers, grandmothers, great-grandmothers.
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We wear six-inch stilettos, we lay in the nude, we paint our protruding bones and the tops of our cheeks, we wear ornate dresses, patterned with the stitching of our grandmothers and their grandmothers.
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It's how our grandmothers created haute couture from mere sewing scraps.
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Mothers, sisters and grandmothers scramble after them, carrying their few possessions.
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Grandmothers and Iraqis who served alongside American soldiers have been detained.
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But grandmothers are culturally coded as the keepers of domestic tradition.
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"One of my grandmothers only wore Chanel and Ferragamo," she shared.
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Can you remember your earliest memory of witchcraft with your grandmothers?
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Grandmothers have no time for sleeping in, especially on their birthday.
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Our mothers and grandmothers just wanted to integrate into French society.
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A group of 400 indigenous grandmothers is making plans to come.
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Or do you want new, creepy, restrained grandmothers the whole way?
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Funnily enough, those are often grandmothers buying it for their grandchildren.
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The two pieces of jewelry are from each of my grandmothers.
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"We quickly started hearing from my biological grandmothers," Mr. Schmidt said.
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He was raised mostly by one of his grandmothers in Ohio.
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At home, he is also contending with two superpowers: his grandmothers.
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When did we become a nation that was scared of grandmothers?
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"Us being Italian, our grandmothers all made greens," Mr. Morelle said.
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The mothers and grandmothers in the book do take food seriously.
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They count among them scientists, teachers, engineers, grandmothers, nurses, and artists.
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By the end of November, the group of mostly women will have baked more than 10,400 burekas this year, which they make according to recipes handed down from the grandmothers and great-grandmothers of synagogue members.
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He's a romantic man, and I know he loves mothers and grandmothers.
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But Harmon reveals his true inspiration: his two proud — and supportive — grandmothers.
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"She saved her grandmothers' life and saved her own life," he said.
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Some grandmothers may have a tough time drinking in Brooklyn these days.
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"I go to their house every day," she said of her grandmothers.
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"Our parents and our grandmothers lived a very different life," he says.
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"Then we are calling 10 mothers and 10 grandmothers," Ms. Karathanasi said.
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You know you are always being served by grandmothers on American airlines.
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Times Insider Grandmothers there are learning to read for the first time.
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For their grandmothers and mothers, work outside the home was often inaccessible.
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Most people here grew up watching their mothers, aunts or grandmothers quilt.
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Because we love our grandmothers, our grandfathers, our older moms and dads.
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Many remember being introduced to Mercado by their grandmothers and older relatives.
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I grew up with grandmothers and a mother who were gifted sewers.
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Orca mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers pass on so much essential knowledge that calves removed from their influence are as ill-equipped for wild orca life as children raised by wolves would be if dropped into Midtown Manhattan.
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One of the grandmothers had said, 'Is there somebody who would adopt me?
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There's nothing stereotypically grandmotherly about them, though many were technically made by grandmothers.
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Your Jewish friends might compare traditional dishes to the ones their grandmothers made.
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Our mothers and grandmothers shared what she meant to them over the decades.
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We were to be burned on the stake for destroying the grandmothers' recipes.
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I hear stories from women whose grandmothers had an abortion before Roe v.
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Rural families seem keener on keeping grandmothers at home, Ms Yu observes delicately.
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Fortunately, I had grandmothers who crocheted blankets, lace, hats, and scarves like machines.
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Cornbread dressing is a litmus test on class, race, regional loyalties and grandmothers.
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Both her grandmothers were seamstresses who taught her how to sew and knit.
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We've learned from our mothers, grandmothers, and the women we grew up alongside.
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Sometimes the grandmothers stand guard, armed with rocks to scare off approaching animals.
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Helen and Maggie knew their immigrant grandmothers, who came from Germany and Poland.
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Years pass, plans change, they stay in New York and become abuelas, grandmothers.
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The women Hillary was supported by were the mothers and grandmothers of America.
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Wolliston recently learned both of her grandmothers lost twin boys at some point.
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Well-dressed grandmothers carried wrapped presents from houses to cars and drove off.
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"Initially, I thought: how could this possibly work, with these grandmothers?" he says.
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The relationship between the grandmothers and the researchers seems to be mutually beneficial.
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And the people calling the shots are not professional chefs; they are grandmothers.
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Just like humans, whales can become grandmothers while they're still having babies themselves.
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Many of my clients were raised by their grandmothers or other extended family.
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Our last resort, though, was the grandmothers, both of whom live out of state.
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They presented the baskets to their grandmothers as a "flower girl proposal" of sorts.
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There are grandmothers and mothers, young and old custodians of quickly disappearing food cultures.
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The little fighter, named for both her grandmothers, weighed 5 pounds and 5 ounces.
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Here are a few that superstitious grandmothers everywhere can put in the win column.
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I said hello to bent-over grandmothers and their grandchildren playing in rice paddies.
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We spoke with nine grandmothers about what voting for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, Nov.
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"This was a cowardly attack on our grandmothers, on an elderly pensioner," he added.
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Gorian said the research would have been impossible without the help of the grandmothers.
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"I'm Afrochinese, both of my grandmothers were black," he says during a phone conversation.
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But he does so by re-engineering the perfected recipes of grandmothers, or nonnas.
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Others recalled marching beside grandmothers and daughters in Los Angeles; New York; Tulsa, Okla.
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Ms. Mam's two grandmothers and two of her three older stepsiblings also live there.
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Like most grandmothers, they're doting, but that's not how they bond with one another.
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Killer whale grandmothers boosted the survival of their grandkids, according to a new study.
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Somehow we made room for a big farmhouse cabinet that held my grandmothers' dishes.
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She called it a blessing after both of her grandmothers lost twins at birth.
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What is the connection between Claire Goiran, a marine biologist, and the "fantastic grandmothers"?
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They posted images and memories of their pioneering grandmothers, like an early airplane pilot.
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I no longer felt the urge to ask him about his grandfathers and grandmothers.
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The groupings follow matrilineal lines; grandmothers live with their daughters and their daughters' offspring.
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Embroidering, knitting, crocheting, and weaving are traits I learned from my grandmothers and aunts.
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The researchers found that women whose paternal grandmothers had ovarian cancer were twice as likely to develop ovarian cancer themselves, compared with those whose maternal grandmothers had ovarian cancer -- consistent with the theory that the responsible gene was on the X chromosome.
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"Our mothers and grandmothers worked to make an environment that was deceptively comfortable," she added.
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Of course, Taubman's and Gelman's great-grandmothers might have been part of organizations like these.
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The foamy shoe brand beloved by grandmothers and gardeners is attempting to elevate its style.
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The film moves from person to person — including children, grandmothers, men — in one town, Runik.
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In 2017 Zimbabwe's friendshipbench grandmothers, of whom over 400 were trained, treated over 30,000 people.
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Grandmothers and their longevity, Andrew tells me that offal plays a big part at Clipstone.
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Mothers and grandmothers in the community are coming to talk to her about their children.
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She almost single-handedly made women's sports relevant well beyond mothers, daughters, sisters and grandmothers.
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The government is no longer shy about enforcing removals of anyone here illegally — even grandmothers.
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Then everything happened quickly: Mothers, babies, grandmothers were helped off, as well as the men.
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Old-school though they may be, those Vietnamese grandmothers still know a thing or two.
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In the past, networks of relatives, especially grandmothers and aunts, often provided child care support.
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At least 300 female members of the colony had been attacked, from toddlers to grandmothers.
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Ms. Mariani was the second president of the grandmothers' group and led it until 1989.
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Women today speak at a deeper pitch than their mothers or grandmothers would have done.
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As it turns out, Barbour and Greco's great great grandmothers were sisters, WABC-TV reported.
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"I always say that I feel like my grandmothers gave me their kids," she said.
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One of Guevara's grandmothers lives in El Salvador, but he doesn't know anyone else there.
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Grandmothers have been working as community health workers for clinics across Zimbabwe since the 1980s.
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I'm nasty like the battles my grandmothers fought to get me into that voting booth.
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" President Barack Obama, 2012 "During Women's History Month, we recall that the pioneering legacy of our grandmothers and great-grandmothers is revealed not only in our museums and history books, but also in the fierce determination and limitless potential of our daughters and granddaughters.
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Clinton in the name of women, my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends and the feminine community.
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Stories that were sent from a Macedonian teenager to grandmothers' email accounts didn't sway this election.
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But I do have two very glamorous Moroccan grandmothers who would react in a similar fashion.
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Specifically, many women headed to the polls on Tuesday wearing jewelry passed down from their grandmothers.
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That's why Native Americans often used a council of grandmothers to decide on war and peace.
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Her lens has captured schoolchildren and grandmothers, vigilantes and merchants, all with a story to tell.
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GIRLS,understand and appreciate how damn hard your grandmothers and mothers have fought for this moment!
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Everybody in Slovenia knows it, and our mothers and grandmothers even know how to make it.
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Starting last week, many people began sharing photos of their grandmothers using the #BannedGrandmas and #GrandparentsNotTerrorists.
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Relationships affirm your values—or as grandmothers everywhere would say, you are the company you keep.
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Students set up street parties, commuters honked their horns and grandmothers clattered their pots and pans.
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Over a hundred years ago, one of my grandmothers was an "anchor baby" in today's slang.
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So Gorian recruited the grandmothers to help take photos of the snakes and survey the area.
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I'm not creating anything new, I'm riding on the backs of thousands of grandmothers before me.
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"People have been emailing me saying they're selling their grandmothers to get into KrabCoin," he adds.
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The next generation of Afghan daughters deserves to own the legacy of their mothers and grandmothers.
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Running Out of Children, a South Korea School Enrolls Illiterate Grandmothers Lego Is Making Braille Bricks.
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As many grandmothers do in rural South Korea, she also loved to sing in the evening.
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The population has just 73 orcas and four grandmothers, whale researcher Deborah Giles told the Times.
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Those just saying, "Oh, make returns easy," is like saying you like grandmothers and apple pie.
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Teenagers and grandmothers swarm for selfies with the young leader of Austria's conservative People's Party (öVP).
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In this lesson, you will learn about the grandmothers' research process and their collaboration with scientists.
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And social media has given voice to people who used to just yell at their grandmothers.
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However, Dr. Shine insisted the grandmothers bring more to the table than just their free time.
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The couple were introduced in February 2016, through their grandmothers, who were best friends in Monument.
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She had crisscrossed the country, visiting tiny kitchens and harvesting recipes from aging mothers and grandmothers.
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But unlike their mothers or grandmothers, they saw themselves, in middle age, as alluring, not matronly.
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The best proof of this can be found in the cellars and refrigerators of our grandmothers.
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Some never knew their fathers and were raised in single-parent households by their mothers or grandmothers.
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When Maggie and Josh Wakefield first started dating, they connected over their close bonds with their grandmothers.
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Grandmothers who cannot march are standing outside their homes and banging pots and pans to motivate protesters.
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Queen Elizabeth is not immune to the duties we've all come to associate with our loving grandmothers.
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Clinton in the name of women, of my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends, and the female community.
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It's been in Dubai for years and years, it's something our grandmothers would do with harsher kohl.
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One of my husband's great-grandmothers, Brana Frimet, sailed to Ellis Island from Antwerp in the 1920s.
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After first being introduced to witchcraft by your grandmothers, how did you continue your own spiritual journey?
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Many years later, I was then brought back again to my own ancestral practices through my grandmothers.
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Others pointed out this is an incident that would never happen in the house of Black grandmothers.
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Even more, the festival features a panel of infamously tough Grandmothers, to whom entrepreneurs pitch their startups.
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The Aajibaichi Shala, or grandmothers' school, is perhaps the only one in India for uneducated, elderly women.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Katie Ledecky's grandmothers, Kathleen Hagan and Berta Ledecky, are not attending the 213 Olympics.
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Sylvie Shebert, one of the grandmothers, said the project gave her a greater appreciation for the reptiles.
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Much is owed to the country's human rights campaigners, like the celebrated Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo.
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We are the mothers, we are the sisters, we're the grandmothers of the men ... being murdered, yes.
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But the idea that we'll be instant experts as grandmothers is kind of ridiculous, and not useful.
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The two women gathered 10 others to form the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo in November 1977.
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The people they accompany are teenagers and college students, mothers and grandmothers, indigenous people and government officials.
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Ambassadors who had once been hard-working grandmothers named Michelle were now college-aged workers named Rafael.
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From "The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook" comes this simple noodle dish often served on New Year's and birthdays.
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Her grandparents had been sharecroppers; one of her grandmothers had 11 children while the other had nine.
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"But my two grandmothers loved jewelry," says von Trapp, who dutifully went on to study law herself.
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"The even more incredible thing is all these other grandmothers around Italy wanted to join," recalls Nicolanti.
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Well, it looks like he now has competition from this group of fashionable grandmothers hailing from Jiangxi.
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The photos have since gone viral and netizens are praising the grandmothers for their elegance and poise.
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Yet we still did not touch upon the destruction of the Ottoman Armenians, Ara's grandfathers and grandmothers.
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As those children grew to be mothers and grandmothers, they passed the books on to younger generations.
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As those children grew to be mothers and grandmothers, they passed the books on to younger generations.
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That's because fiber's benefits are a lot more complicated than our prune-peddling moms and grandmothers appreciated.
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One of my great-grandmothers had three husbands throughout her life, making my grandfather have a stepbrother.
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Both from New York, both raised by grandmothers, they met when a friend of Samantha's braided Tiquesha's hair.
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"I'm feeling like I really don't care," one of the three grandmothers explained, as the other women laughed.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that the best food is made by the hands of loving grandmothers.
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There were babushkas or grandmothers who kept religious icons in their houses and taught their children to pray.
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Two grandmothers in the suspects' families were also accused of trying to cover up the crime, authorities said.
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That led him to seek out The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, whose members confirmed his suspicion.
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Bottura, I will learn, has a complicated relationship with grandmothers, whose goddesslike power he both reveres and subverts.
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A few months later, he visited one of the offices the Grandmothers have set up throughout the country.
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And maybe she was also trying to do what mothers and grandmothers do: prepare us for her absence.
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"It's especially moving when you see women wearing thobes that their great-grandmothers made by hand," she added.
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Amanda has told pretty much all of the women in her family, except her grandmothers, about the operation.
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Ms. Rey was often chosen for Italian roles as well, often playing mothers and grandmothers, Gypsies and fortunetellers.
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" When the artist was a little girl, one of her grandmothers described her as "a very very person.
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I'm so glad you are with all your Great-grandmothers now, I know they are eating you up.
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With what my mom and grandmothers taught me about tahdig in mind, I pulled out a nonstick pan.
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They each called their grandmothers the next day, and learned that they play in a weekly bridge game.
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A Victorian doctor created the "vibratode," but it was our great-great- grandmothers who saw its real potential.
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Both of my grandmothers lived in cities in Florida, yet had vastly different outcomes for the same disease.
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" The group, called Grandmothers Against Violence, also toted one that told the younger demonstrators "We Have Your Backs.
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Children run around between praying grandmothers and Afghans en route home from a tour of fighting in Syria.
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"I want to say I'm sorry to all grandmothers for doing an inappropriate agreement with Japan," Moon said.
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In honor of Mother's Day this weekend, seven women have shared their favorite recipes they learned from their grandmothers.
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" —Julia Monica "Both of my grandmothers knitted, and I learned to enjoy arts and crafts activities thanks to them.
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" One of the victims' grandmothers told the station, "The only thing I can say right now is I'm praying.
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Her middle name, Laverne, was chosen in honor of two great-grandmothers — one on either side of the family.
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Whereas kindly grandmothers are Africa's trusted confidantes, many of those in New York are former sufferers such as addicts.
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We revere our grandmothers' lifestyles, holding them up for how they stretched their budgets, lived sustainably, never wasted anything.
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It's possible mothers didn't know or recall whether the grandmothers used DES while they were pregnant, the authors note.
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Remember that TV show about the three British grandmothers going to Amsterdam to smoke weed for the first time?
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According to Barefoot College, they are primarily illiterate and semi-illiterate grandmothers undertaking solar engineering training within their communities.
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It was actually just something that grandmothers in nursing homes ate, so the sandwich wasn't very popular at all.
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Two grandmothers of the Wagner family were also charged in an alleged cover-up of the crime, DeWine said.
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Several members of Garrett's family, including his grandmothers, are potential prosecution witnesses, though Garrett's uncle Brian Phillips is not.
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" This gumbo was like the food of Louisiana grandmothers, Cassimere recalls, except that "you could get it 18923 hours.
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An entire generation of feminists has come of age largely knowing the E.R.A. as their mothers' and grandmothers' fight.
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One of my grandmothers grew up in mainland China, and the other one, she grew up in Hong Kong.
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It's a skill that women learn from their mothers and grandmothers and pass down to their daughters and granddaughters.
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"It's her way of paying homage to this old tradition she used to see her grandmothers doing," she said.
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Caveri's soft hums of pleasure, a sign of approval in the universal language of grandmothers, made my heart jump.
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The residents of Buharbuq had taken everyone and everything they could: children, mattresses, blankets, grandmothers, pots, buckets, sheep, chickens.
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Dozens of Hindu housewives and grandmothers joined in, carrying out a hunger strike, saying they were ready to die.
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As a pediatrician, I've seen the grandmothers of my young patients forced to make heartbreaking choices at the pharmacy.
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About 53,25 fans attended this midweek game, grandmothers wrapped in traditional blankets, aunts and uncles, and coquettish teenage girls.
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I. Planning Did you find anything particularly interesting, surprising or inspiring about the work that the grandmothers embarked upon?
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"As salmon stocks continue to fall, the presence of these grandmothers becomes more and more important," Dr. Nattrass wrote.
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At 24 health clinics in Harare, over 300 grandmothers were trained in an updated form of problem-solving therapy.
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She hopes the data collected by her and the "fantastic grandmothers" will help conservationists improve protections for sea snakes.
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"If there is one thing I want everyone to learn from this, it's that you should never underestimate grandmothers."
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One, called Topos, or place of origin in Greek, was created by Yoleni's to revive various grandmothers' lost recipes.
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As women reach entrepreneurial heights unthinkable to their mothers or grandmothers, new terms have surfaced to sort and categorise them.
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Guess the same goes for Texas grandmothers too, like the pistol-packing grandma who faced off with an armed intruder.
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Only I couldn't see said grandmothers because the image was the size of a postage stamp and blurry as hell.
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Just like we'd never call our grandmothers by their real names, calling pets by their given names is just unnatural.
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The CEO of Qatar Airlines, has apologized for calling U.S. flight attendants "grandmothers" during a speech in Ireland last week.
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All things considered, as far as accidental NSFW purchases that grandmothers have made, it could have a lot been worse.
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While we celebrate our Mothers, Grandmothers, Stepmothers, Godmothers, Den Mothers, and Mother Goose, let us not forget those Homeless Mothers.
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Many chose to honor the teachers, wives, grandmothers and others who have given them love and inspiration in everyday life.
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Despite revised deportation priorities, under current Democratic programs, workers, family members, and even veterans and grandmothers, remain the primary target.
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We see one another as family, as brothers, as sisters, as aunts, as uncles, as fathers, as mothers, grandfathers, grandmothers.
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So, to summarize: there's a new TV show in which three British grandmothers try weed for the very first time.
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He'd always told himself that if he ever sold drugs he wouldn't sell them to grandmothers, kids, or pregnant mothers.
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The ones that we still prepare the way our moms or grandmothers did are largely, as Shapiro surmises, the desserts.
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If we are on BC because we like to fuck with abandon, let's own it: Our mothers and grandmothers couldn't.
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Although one of my grandmothers traveled, she only went to Jerusalem — she hoped to die there, but that never happened.
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Young women today face less pressure to build their lives around marriage and childbearing than their mothers or grandmothers did.
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The class ended with a recitation of the multiplication tables, as children ran in to look in on their grandmothers.
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It may be that men marry their mothers, but they (mostly) do not want to kiss their grandmothers-in-law.
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Though both of his grandfathers were, in his words, "very quiet, like shadows," his grandmothers were strong, eccentric and flamboyant.
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By that time, the people having done the second wave are their grandmothers rather than their mothers, and that's cooler.
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Redditor Vocivus uploaded a photo of his grandmothers "decorative rock," which she has had in her house for eight years.
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This week, we told you about South Korean grandmothers who are learning to read and write for the first time.
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He embraced his new identity and went on to become a congressional deputy elected with the support of the Grandmothers.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — What is your reaction to the story of grandmothers attending elementary school?
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I kept at it, and soon I was hearing approving words like "bene" and "perfetto" from the gang of grandmothers.
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How could the church ladies and grandmothers who raised us on love and justice embrace this kind of political expediency?
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In the first-grade classroom, Ms. Hwang and two other grandmothers toiled laboriously, determined to learn to read and write.
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Here's how the little blue jar got onto so many grandmothers' night stands and into so many mothers' medicine cabinets.
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The well celebration is an old tradition told by grandfathers and grandmothers, forgotten for a generation but now lived again.
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It was tall and simple and made in a tube pan, the kind that grandmothers around the world always had.
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She was brought up by her mother, Kolleen Wright, along with her godmother and her two grandmothers—four mothers altogether.
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I know countless women like Emma: they are my friends and the aunts, sisters, mothers, and grandmothers of my friends.
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There's also "The Female Brain," by Louann Brizendine, which I read and underlined as research for my book on grandmothers.
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It wasn't clear Saturday whether the women were affiliated with Grandmothers against Gun Violence, a Seattle-based gun control group.
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K does ask to buy three seashell necklaces for her grandmothers and mother from the same craftsman, and we oblige.
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She said Mr. Rosenberg seemed like a real mensch to her particularly after she noticed he frequently called his grandmothers.
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Seidler grew up in Copenhagen, cooking with her grandmothers, and got her first food job, in a bakery, at fifteen.
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Grandmothers invariably were invoked on questions of measles back when I was doing my residency in the 22014s in Boston.
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With salmon populations declining, the researchers write, the role of grandmothers may become increasingly important in killer whale family groups.
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There were two beautiful and tall yoga-pants-clad young women on a getaway with grandmothers in leopard-print leggings.
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If there's one internet trend we're here for, it's those ultra-pure YouTube channels that feature grandmothers preparing traditional recipes.
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Stories like those shared by the grandmothers are part of our contemporary, collective memory, even if many would rather forget.
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Her father is an Ngarigo Indigenous Australian through one of his grandmothers and Barty is a campaigner for indigenous Australians.
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The video went viral on Facebook, and people messaged Davidson to tell her they'd decided to record their grandmothers as well.
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If these lovely grandmothers smoking a bong for the first time can get the hang of it, so can your parents.
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She lived with several indigenous Amazon tribes for three years in order to learn recipes straight from the kitchens of grandmothers.
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It&aposs possible mothers didn&apost know or recall whether the grandmothers used DES while they were pregnant, the authors note.
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On a more personal note, commenters are also shouting out the inspiring women — trailblazing grandmothers, cancer-fighting mamas, survivor sisters, etc.
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Last year, she conducted interviews with a group of 23 mothers, including five grandmothers, who all said they regretted giving birth.
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All we can do is hope that our grandmothers haven't promised our bodies as vessels for demon kings addicted to beheading.
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It's clear that many people have a hard time paying attention to older women as anything other than mothers or grandmothers.
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This year, the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo have identified six adults belonging to parents who went missing during the dictatorship.
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Ms. Donaldson said later that she refused to "go back to the time period of my grandmothers" when abortion was illegal.
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Mr. Dawson's creativity was nurtured from a young age by the women in his family: his mother, grandmothers, aunt and sisters.
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Like Goolagong, Barty is proud of her indigenous Australian heritage, with her father having Ngarigo ancestry through one of his grandmothers.
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Earlier this week, we told you about South Korean grandmothers who are learning to read and write for the first time.
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Now, read the article, "Running Out of Children, a South Korea School Enrolls Illiterate Grandmothers," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Both of my grandmothers lived with us — one from China and the other from Hong Kong — and they both loved sweets.
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"There were a lot of families with divorcing couples, sons fighting their parents, husbands and wives, grandmothers with grandchildren," Claudio said.
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The study followed 378 killer whales off the coast of the Pacific Northwest and found that those with grandmothers lived longer.
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Many of us now had opportunities our grandmothers could only dream of, but we were marching for the same old shit.
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Like a series where we took rock and rollers from the ′60s and ′70s that have started to look like grandmothers.
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In Moro, they talked about their mothers and grandmothers, and a principal they had had when they were in first grade.
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But even on shore duty he can work long hours or overnight, so Michael's grandmothers pitch in to fill the gaps.
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Fur, once more synonymous with posh grandmothers than trendy millennials, gets reimagined each season in increasingly outlandish (yet oddly appealing) ways.
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Among the subjects, audiences will meet trans people, grandmothers, Dreamers, doctors, artists, and the proud parents of soldiers and social workers.
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Provost had lost both her grandmothers to cancer; both had ovarian cancer, and her maternal grandmother had also had breast cancer.
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Last week, the Qatar Airways boss took aim at his American competitors, calling them "crap" and comparing their flight attendants to "grandmothers".
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I clicked and there was a single image about the size of a stamp with a caption noting some grandmothers were involved.
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If the Queen followed today's traditions, she might have written her approval as a long Facebook post, like most regular grandmothers do.
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The students at "grandmothers' school" in the village of Fangane are elderly women who are getting the chance to learn to read.
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It came with the sight of one of the world's most glamorous grandmothers, Princess Caroline, surrounded by five of her seven grandchildren.
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Many, mainly young men, are not allowed in, so the burden falls on grandmothers and grandfathers to put a child at ease.
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Younger members of the vrăjitoare begin training at age seven, observing their mothers and grandmothers with clients before opening their own practice.
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Adobo chicken is the kind of thing that Filipina mothers and grandmothers have a cherished recipe that's tantamount to a family heirloom.
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To cast their ballots, they had worn their grandmothers' brooches, white in honor of the suffragists or pantsuits bought for the occasion.
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To rip open old griefs, concerning mothers and grandmothers they never knew, to serve an anniversary they have no wish to commemorate.
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A Tennessee bride eschewed wedding tradition and asked three grandmothers — and one great-grandmother — to be her flower girls at her wedding.
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It took me back to when my grandmothers would entertain me with oral histories, helping long walks to pass in a flash.
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They wear motherhood like a well-fitted gown, moving the way their mothers and grandmothers did before them, with grace and certainty.
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For now, the grandmothers who appeared in The Times's English article could not read it, even if it was translated to Korean.
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You will find shrieking teenagers, dozing dads, grandmothers rocking babies, and parents reading or having a drink while waiting for their children.
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The red dragon of the Welsh flag is reflected on the Dragon Wall, with its rose-tinted pictures of mothers and grandmothers.
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Now, a new study suggests that the effect isn't limited to humans, and that killer whales also benefit from having grandmothers around.
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But people kept coming up to her with pictures of their grandmothers who got to vote for the first time in 255.
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I told some of our colleagues: Come to the small countries when someone qualifies, and even the grandmothers are jumping for joy.
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Volunteers provide free food, water, blankets, and tear gas antidotes, and even the grandmothers doing laundry refuse to accept payment, in solidarity.
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"We want to protect all human life: the immigrant, our grandmothers who are dying, people who are starving," he told The Atlantic.
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The illegal store sells openly to customers ranging from budget-minded recreational users like Rowinski to silver-haired grandmothers treating legitimate ailments.
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This is not a dish that is likely to have been stirred by generations of sainted grandmothers since the dawn of time.
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Cities are, after all, spaces of nature, which is why the collard greens from our grandmothers' urban gardens always tasted so good.
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Once users click to hear the grandmothers' stories, they hold down the space bar to activate them, encouraging an engaged listening experience.
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Cooking is full of advice that we've picked up from everyone from our grandmothers to Gordon Ramsay: Don't store bread in the fridge.
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We were taught by our grandmothers to watch for signs of danger — hateful words from across the political spectrum is one of them.
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She passed along priceless pearls of wisdom, and for many, the knowledge they treasure the most from their grandmothers centers around the kitchen.
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Dirty Dancing had reach: There were grandmothers and mothers and daughters, who all pressed the film on their daughters at the right time.
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In Japan, the longest-serving monarch stepped down; in South Korea, grandmothers are stepping up to go to school for the first time.
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Ava's name was suggested by one of her grandmothers early in the pregnancy, and both new parents were immediately enamored with the moniker.
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But the randomly pinned jeweled pieces, which reminded us of our mothers and grandmothers' timeless brooch collections, were more cool girl than polished.
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For starters, ultraprocessed foods look a lot different from the foods our great-great-great-grandmothers ate, as author Michael Pollan would say.
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But was the granny panty's return about satisfying a nostalgic urge women had to relax in the underwear their grandmothers might have worn?
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These policies treat women like an opportunity for cost savings, not the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers and hardworking members of society who deserve better.
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We have grandmothers who are deep dark Republicans, and we have teenagers who are incredibly liberal, and they're all in the same site.
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Mothers and grandmothers often see cutting as a way of doing the right thing for girls, who must be married off to succeed.
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In Kiev recently, a working mother told me the joke about how Ukrainians are raised by same-sex couples: their mothers and grandmothers.
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Grandmothers are at the front lines of the Democratic Party's effort to get Hispanic voters to the polls in Arizona, Nevada and Colorado.
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Her parents, Maria del Carmen Moyano and Carlos Poblete, were kidnapped sometime in April or May of 1977, according to the Grandmothers' organization.
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Entrees are divided into three categories: From the Land, From the Sea and, in a tribute to Greek grandmothers, From Yia Yia's Kitchen.
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Everyone is preparing for the day when the field is filled with students, construction workers, doctors, veterans, indigenous leaders, teachers, pastors, mothers, grandmothers.
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Maybe if one of these parties ended with O'Quinn taking out grandmothers and children à la George Costanza, it would align with expectations.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. The British weed industry has some unlikely new players taking charge of supply: green-fingered grandmothers.
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Often on mornings when I'm not shooting and I take Olivia around the neighborhood, Italian grandmothers question why she is not in school.
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This diverse group — astronomers, lawyers, postal workers, heavy machine operators, mothers, grandmothers and wives — is made up of indigenous people from different nations.
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Inside the two-story school building, children and grandmothers changed into slippers and walked hallways decorated with locally produced jade-green celadon vases.
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The ages varied widely — there were boys no older than 11 or 12 on the phone next to grandmothers printing out voter data.
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Many mothers and grandmothers had walked for more than two weeks hoping only to find a better life for their children and grandchildren.
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The spirits of all my mothers and my grandmothers are standing with me on such an important moment, so I love my jewelry.
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Millions of voices raised to protect what our grandmothers dreamed of, our mothers hoped for, what we earned and our girls will inherit.
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But instead of grandmothers, the lively room is packed with Mumbai movers and shakers — entertainment industry execs, media moguls and models among them.
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Perfect for grandmothers who are setting out to a café to ponder their childhood memories and wax poetic on the nature of memoir.
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There has been a groundswell from all corners of this country: moms and grandmothers, young professionals, military leaders and stay-at-home moms.
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Photographs taken by the grandmothers demonstrated that, within a 25-month period, at least 140 greater sea snakes visited the Baie des Citrons.
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She could smell her grandmothers cookies that she used to make for her back when there were grocery stores to buy the ingredients.
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Before they've even had a chance to tell their grandmothers, the entire Twitterverse has bashed the relationship of two people they've never even met.
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Their parents were paying double for rent, and one of their grandmothers had to move farther from the city because of the rising costs.
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"None of the people who write about grandmothers making cookies ever imagine that someone who's grandmother-age could do something like that," she says.
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As outlined in the Equality Now report, there is a concrete risk that mothers, grandmothers or aunts impose FGM on daughters, granddaughters or nieces.
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Though some Sunni grandmothers still bake pomegranate cakes for Ashoura, their husbands who once joined the chest-beating rites now furtively watch from afar.
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It's the only show where a family, everyone from children to their grandmothers, can sit together and all be entertained by the same thing.
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"Our customers are two-time Oscar-winning directors, lawyers in their early '20s, and grandmothers who have never had a tattoo before," Duffy says.
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Last year he mocked American carriers for hiring "grandmothers" as flight attendants, boasting that the average age of his cabin crew is 26 years.
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This is one of those subtle statements that undercuts the fact that many women — moms, grandmothers, and otherwise — are actually really proficient at tech.
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Rather than dining at restaurants, they decided to go into the homes of grandmothers in those countries and learn how to cook from them.
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It's multifaceted and reflects my bi-racial lineage, one that consists of my French and Dutch grandmothers, Native American great-grandparents, and Ghanaian ancestors.
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Not talk about the lives that are being destroyed, the people that I meet, the grandmothers raising their grandchildren because they've lost their children.
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The first episode aired on Wednesday evening, and featured three grandmothers — Margot, Daphne and Trish — visiting Amsterdam to sample some of the local delicacies.
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Mostly, that money is power, independence, and freedom, and living the lives that we want — lives that our mothers and grandmothers couldn't have imagined.
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Reward A reward of $150,000 (A$200,000) is being offered for information that leads to a conviction in the cases of the two grandmothers.
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Most of Tona's dishes are slightly updated examples of what grandmothers cooked for their families for generations, dishes that rarely appear on local menus.
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Seating spills out the oversized doors onto makeshift patios where students, young dads with babies and stylish grandmothers gathered in the cool night air.
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The greatest revelation was Mr. Albrecht's five-mushroom Bolognese, which, with all due respect to New Jersey's population of Bolognese-cooking grandmothers, was better.
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Women, led by village grandmothers, took the newcomers to a small house, where they dressed them in donated clothes and administered milk to babies.
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All this nonsense is why I adore the funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans.
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Both had grandmothers who worked there as housemaids; both noted that there had been years of concerns about contamination and pollution from the lab.
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He seemed to embrace the media frenzy that followed his identification as the grandson of the Grandmothers' leader Estela de Carlotto in August 22002.
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He seemed to embrace the media frenzy that followed his identification as the grandson of the Grandmothers' leader Estela de Carlotto in August 2014.
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In her community in northern Paraguay, she told me, girls are starting to have children and get married later than their mothers and grandmothers.
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And then when Martha died, their husbands, wives, children, grandmothers, grandfather, grandchildren, they're spread among four different families all over the country as inheritance.
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Calves that had lost a maternal grandmother within the last two years had a mortality rate 4.5 times higher than those with living grandmothers.
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Ultimately the two grandmothers, Chinese and Irish, align themselves, a reconstituted family unit that achieves a harmony of nations on a small, human scale.
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You don't stop it by suing grandmothers or buying problematic laws, you do so by listening to consumers and providing better, cheaper, simpler services.
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The study also revealed that orca calves that had lost their grandmothers were more likely to die than those who were accompanied by them.
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The path their mothers and grandmothers cleared so their girls could enjoy every opportunity is marked by self criticism, overthinking and fear of failure.
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In humans, anthropologists use the term "grandmother effect" to refer to the added benefit of having grandmothers available to feed and care for grandchildren.
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Viewers from teenagers to grandmothers, in blue states and red — and sometimes, progressive teens with their red state grandmas — have found something to discuss.
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At another event, his running mate, Hamilton Mourão, said families headed by mothers and grandmothers were "factories of misfits" that fed local drug gangs.
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Grandmothers with their own calves, the researchers suggest, might be more constrained in how much they're able to offer leadership to their family groups.
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Even with hired help, working women still spend nearly as much time on household tasks as their stay-at-home mothers and grandmothers did.
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Many lacked the family support systems that previous generations had — the grandmothers and aunts who could advise and assist — largely owing to changing social patterns.
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Johnson added that both of his little ones' middle names come from other influential women in the couple's lives, their great-grandmothers Lia and Giavanna.
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The grandmothers, many of whom are over 70, claim that they no longer suffer from the ailments they had before and are stronger than ever.
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ANY teacher will be familiar with the excuses that children give for not performing a task, from grandmothers' funerals to "the dog ate my homework".
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You grew up with two spiritual witchcraft-practicing grandmothers, one you've described as a curandera and another who practiced southern style conjure and healing remedies.
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Pre-ICO roadshows featuring elaborate standing room-only presentations at 5-star hotels drew a diverse crowd, including grandmothers - a likely tipping point for regulators.
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The situation there is dire, with stories of grandmothers rationing crackers to small children and fuel shortages risking the lives of kids on hospital ventilators.
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For example, in India, kids only had access to "Granny Clouds," which allowed British grandmothers to give the kids encouragement and English lessons using webcams.
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Despite the sweaty conditions on a recent Sunday, there was no shortage of thoughtfully dressed Chinese grandmothers and chic European models on a casual stroll.
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After all, Boko Haram has used children as young as 8, mothers and grandmothers as suicide bombers in attacks that have killed hundreds of people.
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The Grandmothers first began protesting decades ago in and around Plaza de Mayo, the main square in front of the presidential palace in Buenos Aires.
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That is, of course, unless you're inside the gates of Christiania, the autonomous commune in Copenhagen that continues to piss off politicians and grandmothers alike.
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Blakely wrote that she was inspired to "be the CEO of my own life" by her mother and grandmothers, who never had the same opportunity.
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While weaning people off animal flesh, the new burgers hardly meet Michael Pollan's admonition that we should never eat food our great-grandmothers wouldn't recognize.
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Many women have believed that newer hormonal contraceptives are much safer than those taken by their mothers or grandmothers, which had higher doses of estrogen.
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She could be talking with the men, then in the next moment she could be in the kitchen and making Bengali sweets with the grandmothers.
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Russians stopped by the homes of their grandfathers and grandmothers, to drink tea or have lunch, and let the wartime generation know they were appreciated.
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"If we listen to grandmothers, we would learn that what we think of as waste can be delicious," Mr. Bottura said in a telephone conversation.
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They invented vibrators as cure-all devices; those devices ended up curing very little, until our great-great-grandmothers put them toward their highest purpose.
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A few weeks after they met, they learned that their maternal grandmothers were sorority sisters at Syracuse University (Class of 1953) and remain friends. Mrs.
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"As salmon stocks continue to fall, the presence of these grandmothers becomes more and more important," Stuart Nattrass, the study's lead author, told the Times.
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Female solidarity has been a constant presence in my life, from the advice of my grandmothers to the mentorship of South African singer Miriam Makeba.
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It has just 73 orcas and four grandmothers, according to Deborah Giles, a killer whale researcher at the University of Washington's Center for Conservation Biology.
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We have cured, smoked and steamed meats, fried up latkes, boiled matzo balls and whipped up frothy chocolate egg creams just as our grandmothers did.
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Both my mother and my husband's mother still use their maiden names, as do our grandmothers, aunts, cousins, and every other Chinese woman we know.
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Both of her grandmothers owned their own businesses, her mother worked on Wall Street, and her aunt once helped lead the New York Radical Feminists.
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Green is a popular color in 2017 for appliances and kitchen gadgets, but Avocado Cream is more contemporary than the avocado green of our grandmothers' kitchens.
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If you ask any Moroccan who makes the best food, their answer is simple: It comes from the hands and hearts of their mothers and grandmothers.
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Akbar al-Baker, the chief executive of Qatar Airways, attacked his American rivals last year for using "grandmothers" who were not as attractive as his crews.
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On Twitter, people used the hashtag to dedicate their political voices to 19th century suffragists, grandmothers, teachers, civil rights leaders, mothers, wives, and so many others.
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Using needlepoint, which is associated with grandmothers and the old-fashioned, Tam plays with outdated worldviews, depicting the separation and alienation that judgement and hierarchy produce.
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"Grandmothers and aunts and everybody have told (mothers), if they have babies sleep on their bellies, they're more comfortable; they're not going to choke," she said.
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The cold cases include the deaths of Adelaide grandmothers Phyllis Harrison in 1998 and Beverley Hanley in 2010, and Stephen Newton, from Mount Gambier, in 2011.
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Cousins, grandfathers, great-grandmothers all documented, the memories of them held even by family members who never knew them because their faces were cemented in images.
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I remember the hustle and bustle of working women scoping the racks for office attire, mothers and grandmothers hunting for bar mitzvah wear — the fancy stuff.
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A group of her girlfriends at the event, now grandmothers, reminisced to me how they'd eat lunch beneath the big oaks on campus, sharing secrets, dreams.
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At Daegu Elementary, a few of the first-grader grandmothers declined to be interviewed, too shy to have their faces or names printed in a newspaper.
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Women were marching with their mothers and daughters and grandmothers and sisters and nieces; they were carrying signs about marching for their mothers and their daughters.
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The beds in my mother's house were covered in thin white blankets, crocheted by great-great-grandmothers; my husband was always whining about missing his comforter.
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He recalled being scolded by one of his grandmothers once when he became distracted on an errand by a newspaper he had found in the street.
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" (Fatayir are savory pies.) "My amazing grandmothers fled Palestine by pretty much walking to Jordan carrying anything they could, one of them raising 7 wonderful children.
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"Couples are really starting to value experiences rather than straight wedding products you might have seen in our mothers' and grandmothers' wedding registries," Ms. Ma said.
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"Post-reproductive grandmothers use their superior ecological knowledge to lead their group around foraging grounds," Daniel Franks, the lead author of the study, told Business Insider.
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Alone in their roles In Eugene, Oregon, where Linda Albi lives, she has friends who are also grandmothers, but none have a connection to the military.
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But with his growing team of grandmothers and peers, he is beginning to transform the futures of thousands of people living with depression around the world.
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Then I had regularly scheduled calls with each of my grandmothers (one at 4 and one at 20173:30) that I would make from my office.
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"The grandmothers should be congratulated," said Harold Heatwole, professor of zoology at the University of New England in Australia who was not involved in the study.
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So experience-loving, material goods-shunning millennials don't immediately come to mind as eager buyers of Mr. Michele's version of what their grandmothers called cocktail rings.
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So experience-loving, material goods-shunning millennials don't immediately come to mind as eager buyers of Mr. Michele's version of what their grandmothers called cocktail rings.
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Another one of my grandmothers' mother had died when she was very young, so she had a stepmother growing up and barely remembered her biological mother.
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Dubuque, Iowa (CNN)Once a week, a dozen or so grandmothers trickle into an elementary school to spend an evening enjoying one of their favorite hobbies: Basketball.
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This business, recently launched in Mountain View, California (Alphabet/Google's home turf), was started by Justin Boogaard and David Lung—both of whom lived with their grandmothers.
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But while these are serious considerations, it should be noted that many grandmothers are left to raise their grandchildren, and doing a pretty good job of it.
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We especially love thinking forward and realizing that she will have excellent role models in both of her grandmothers, who cannot wait to shower her with love.
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"We especially love thinking forward and realizing that she will have excellent role models in both of her grandmothers, who cannot wait to shower her with love."
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It was illustrated in the short-skirt-wearing secondary-school girls, the grandmothers standing in doorways with open cleavage, and the curvy women in see-through blouses.
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This time, the team rounded up a few grandpas, following the success of a similar video which documented a few grandmothers getting high for the first time.
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Around the same time I recall crawling around on my hands and knees with my head down on the red shag carpet in my grandmothers living room.
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Two hundred years later, Aristotle, observing that some Greeks resembled their mothers and grandmothers, proposed that women as well as men carry their likeness, in the blood.
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The grandmothers were given citizenship under the Reagan administration and were grateful knowing that they were finally recognized as Americans even in their later years of life.
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Some of our abuelos and abuelas (grandfathers and grandmothers) may have come here with a third-grade education and worked menial jobs to provide for their kids.
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Efforts by The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo to identify the children of the disappeared have been helped in recent years by advances in DNA technology.
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But where the Grandmothers and the Argentine public initially treat each new identification as a celebration, absorbing their new reality is no simple task for the nietos.
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It wasn't until the period of national soul-searching triggered by Argentina's 2002 political and economic crisis that he was finally inspired to seek out the Grandmothers.
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I was lucky enough to have two awesome Italian grandmothers cooking delicious food all the time, and my grandma on my dad's side did preserving and pickles.
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A Tennessee bride went the extra mile to ensure her wedding was a family affair by including four of her grandmothers in her ceremony as flower girls.
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The policy has largely had a negative impact on women — wives, mothers, grandmothers and partners — who have been denied the support of men who could help them.
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Still, on the grounds that the grandmothers were obstructing neither the door to the enlistment site nor justice, Judge Neil E. Ross found the defendants not guilty.
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Fifteen years later, pitting the army against Indigenous grandmothers and teenagers simply for protecting their waters and the Earth could jeopardize 18 of his party's parliamentary seats.
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Starving young girls gnawed on tree bark for sustenance, while horrified children were forced to watch their sisters, mothers and grandmothers gang-raped in front of them.
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"Grandmothers..." When it comes to trailblazing, nobody has received more attention than Enrique Olvera, the chef behind Pujol in Mexico City and Cosme in New York City.
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Dozens of family members — teenagers in T-shirts, grandmothers in head scarves, bearded men in jeans — were there, squeezed together and pressing for information from overwhelmed officials.
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Others customers range from "22-year-old hip-hop stars to grandmothers in their 70s," said Lisa Sirlin-Hall, owner of No Roses Jewelry in Los Angeles.
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These range from a teen who tries to pass as Greek, a San Francisco butch lesbian, and characters based on both her African-American and Jewish grandmothers.
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Stars took to social media to share photos of their children, mothers and grandmothers to honor the holiday, from throwbacks — including a bathtub photo — to day-of snaps.
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As the Today Show reports, a couple from Pennsylvania chose to mix it up by including their grandmothers in their ceremony — but not in the way you'd expect.
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She is still 21997, the age at which she had her one child, a boy, and one at which women in Niger are quite likely to be grandmothers.
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Another limitation of the study is that researchers relied on survey data from one generation - the mothers - to assess DES use in grandmothers and ADHD diagnoses in grandchildren.
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Luckily I have a massive family — an amazing mom, two wonderful sisters and both of my grandmothers are still alive — so it's not like she won't have company.
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From terrifying grandmothers to murderous chattery teeth, I've picked out 13 of my favourite King short stories below, broken down by the collection you can find them in.
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"She had them lying on their bellies with their legs spread and their arms behind them," one of the teens' grandmothers, who declined to be identified, told WREG.
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The women are eight members from three generations of two closely connected families, the Friesens and the Loewens: mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, aunts and nieces, cousins.
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A group of women who have dubbed themselves the "Fantastic Grandmothers" helped scientists discover a population of rare, venomous sea snakes while snorkeling together in the South Pacific.
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Each sculpture is a piece of glassware she inherited from her grandmothers, re-blown into a new glass chamber—like a preservation capsule for objects from the past.
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Doctors told Ms. Fields that she had pancreatic cancer, the same cancer that claimed the lives of one of her grandmothers in 2004 and a brother in 2010.
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Her interest in traditional cooking took root when she was a teenager, eschewing trips to McDonald's in favor of learning Algonquin recipes, passed on orally from her grandmothers.
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As it turned out, there were at least a few other schools that accepted illiterate grandmothers because they could no longer fill their classrooms with school-age children.
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This is the food many people in Turkey grew up eating; reports of diners starting to cry as memories of their grandmothers' cooking flood back follow Musa around.
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Father Lott was his mentor as he joined the priesthood, and also his family priest, officiating over the marriages of his siblings and the funerals of his grandmothers.
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Young women today face some of the same battles that were fought by their mothers and grandmothers at a time when these artists were just beginning their careers.
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Resist the elves and the messiahs, the apple-cheeked grandmothers and the man-size golems of sentient snow; resist the melodies that jump and flip like windup toys.
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Young women in Saudi Arabia will now have opportunities their mothers and grandmothers never had, thanks to increased education, freedom of movement and changing expectations and social norms.
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"The grandfathers and the grandmothers communicate through the kites," she said, flanked by two other young women honored at the festival, all donning embroidered clothing and elaborate headdresses.
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That she would have twins began to make more sense when, during the course of the year, Wolliston learned that both of her grandmothers had lost twin boys.
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Opinion Happy Mother's Day to all us grandmothers, we band of lovesick indulgers whose ability to say no seems to be disabled the day our grandbabies are born.
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He added that breeding grandmothers were less capable of providing the same level of support to baby calves, as they were busy taking care of their own offspring.
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The stringent rules of the practice were "most keenly enforced by elders within their family and community," such as mothers, grandmothers, and other senior women, the study found.
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So like mothers and grandmothers across America, I lie awake at night, worrying about the next tragedy and wondering what our society needs to do to prevent it.
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But she knew that her little group of grandmothers, retirees and book club friends was swimming against a global surge of skepticism, even hatred, toward immigrants and refugees.
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METROPOLITAN An article in some editions last Sunday about Enoteca Maria, a restaurant in Staten Island that employs grandmothers as chefs, misstated the given name of a customer.
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Now 72, I have appeared in dozens of commercials as well as roles in television, film, video, and theater, typically playing grandmothers, society women, and even sexy seniors.
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As a woman I have the vote because women of my late grandmothers' generation didn't listen to those who told them to be patient, sit down or stop complaining.
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She was last spotted swimming north on Haro Strait, well ahead of J pod — one of the three family groups of whales that travel with their mothers or grandmothers.
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With its amateur cast of players that includes schoolchildren and grandmothers, the Yarrabah Brass Band does not always hit the right notes, and its rehearsals can be faintly raucous.
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The trainer's girl-next-door appeal and upbeat attitude has made her a serious social media influencer, with fans - who call themselves POPsters - ranging from young girls to grandmothers.
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We're ending the chain migration where, in his case, they say he might have had up to 24 people come in with him, indirectly — aunts, uncles, cousins, grandfathers, grandmothers.
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He concludes that the folk wisdom handed down by grandmothers—concerning the virtue of birds in the hand—shows an awareness of extreme risks not found in economists' models.
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In 2017 he apologized after calling U.S. flight attendants "grandmothers" during a trade row with U.S. airlines, prompting an airline union to accuse him of sexism and age discrimination.
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Set in Oakland, California, its cast of bruised native characters, including drunks, recovering drunks, gangsters and long-suffering grandmothers, are forever questioning and sometimes dabbling in their Indian culture.
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It knows so much about its users that it can deliver ads precisely calibrated for virtually any demographic you can dream of, from suburban grandmothers to millennials living abroad.
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In July 2017, the CEO caught heat for describing American flight attendants as "grandmothers" while boasting that Qatar's cabin crew members were an average age of 26 years old.
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The footage is unforgettable and harrowing—women lying prone beneath the construction cranes to stop them, and grandmothers staying up all night with bats to guard against night evictions.
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It's worth noting that those gifs are only from the joint-smoking section; the grandmothers are subsequently presented bongs and hash cakes, both of which they gamely tuck into.
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"We want those women giving birth now, the next generation of grandmothers, to deliver a different message to their daughters," she said, beckoning yet another woman into her room.
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Speaking on behalf of hormonal grandmothers the world over, I want to say, simply, to our beloved children, in law and in love, who bear us grandchildren: Thank you.
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His death has stirred a collective nostalgia in the Latinx psyche, a longing for the days when our grandmothers, who lovingly watched him along with us, were still around.
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But Marc Slakmon, who learned to make it from his Tunisian grandmothers, has teamed up with a Florida fisherman who is catching gray mullet in the Gulf of Mexico.
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We swallow our guilt in the same way we swallow our truths, failing to realize that our silence, like our mothers and grandmothers and the law, cannot protect us.
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That includes daughters Puma, 12, and Mars, 7 (her son Seven, 19, left in September for college); her mother; uncles; and two 90-year-old grandmothers, Viola and Thelma.
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The League of Filipino Grandmothers, a civic group of former comfort women, wants just compensation, recognition that they were subject to sex slavery, and a public apology from Japan.
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Even though our mothers and grandmothers arguably pioneered the sexual revolution, we're constantly inundated with think pieces on the love and sex lives of the 18-to-45 set.
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On a sultry afternoon, Mr. Wei and several others — ranging in age from toddlers to grandmothers — changed into combat fatigues and assumed positions for the twice-daily flag ceremony.
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"When Westerners make coconut milk or peel peanuts, it sounds so exciting to everyone, but that's what we normally do and that's what our grandmothers did," Ms. Chitman said.
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The answer comes after I try on a dress that recalls both of my grandmothers, not on their best days, and I finally tire of my self-imposed constraints.
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She doesn't really have much to constitute a dowry — a few quilts made by my mother, some embroidered pillowcases from her great-grandmothers and a set of Haviland china.
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The women -- many of whom are grandmothers, mothers and sisters of students at JMI -- sing songs and chant slogans of freedom, while speakers on stage discuss the Indian Constitution.
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Every dish at Bep Ga begins with chicken poached in a hot bath of ginger ("lots of ginger, the grandmothers say," Mr. Xuan said), then slipped in the steamer.
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In my dining room, it sits on top of a china cabinet that belonged to my great-grandmother and that holds crystal that belonged to both of my grandmothers.
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The grandmothers say that they have been able to find so many more snakes because, as retirees, they have more free time for the search than the researchers do.
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I gave her a container of the coins to take with her on vacation, mostly out of delight in discovering that we called our grandmothers nearly the same thing.
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Speaking in Dublin, Mr Al Baker derided his American competitors, saying there is no need to fly on "crap" carriers where "you know you will always be served by grandmothers".
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When life gives you lemons Corrine Ellsworth Beaumont, who launched the "Know Your Lemons" campaign and founded Worldwide Breast Cancer in 2014, lost both of her grandmothers to the disease.
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We got the message from the adults in our lives, from educational TV, and carefully selected books that pushed the feminist agenda our mothers and grandmothers fought so hard for.
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She's beloved, even as we roll our eyes at all the mothers, aunts, and grandmothers who take her mission of wedding everyone in sight a little too much to heart.
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" Day said she's thrilled to have grown up at a time when grandmothers were "a little chubby, had ample bosoms, smelled like Jergens lotion and were comfy to snuggle with.
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She railed against the Vietnam War, helped develop the first Native women's shelter and was on the front line with other grandmothers in the battle against the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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Many members of the group, which includes stories from women whose grandmothers were suffragettes, comment that Pantsuit Nation restored their faith in humanity during what has been a demoralizing election.
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Often, we rely on the tried-and-true brands our grandmothers have educated us on, or we resort to buying up trendy pieces filtered down from this season's runway looks.
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This marketing project for some Eurasian kid trying to find his roots is cute and all but don't play kid you are firmly entering the domain of Chinese grandmothers everywhere.
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In a session called "Manage Your Reputation," women are asked to imagine if their grandmothers would approve of their social media presences, according to a lesson plan provided by Ignite.
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Those two simple measures have done more to prevent another 85033/11 attack than all the TSA agents and behavior detection officers, or groping of our grandmothers than anything else.
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But my worries are not the same as black grandmothers,' " Clinton said, adding that every child, regardless of race, "deserves the same sense of security" and "deserves the same hope.
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Aunties and grandmothers are more likely than any time in the past 220006 years to be employed, and thus unable to leave their job to tend to mom and baby.
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Without women — especially all the grandmothers, mothers, and aunties who have been present to guide us — we wouldn't have been even remotely successful in getting a fight off the ground.
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I discovered the true taste of butter and cream as a child on my grandmothers' farms in Normandy, and I still travel the world to find the best products possible.
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Her class in Zurich drew a mix of dancers from across Switzerland — from college students to grandmothers, all relishing the opportunity to learn from a woman who learned from Dunham.
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For the Le Creuset newbies, here are some things to know: while definitely expensive, this is the kind of cookware chic French grandmothers pass on to their chic French grandkids.
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There are first-time Democrats in designer blouses and grandmothers in hand-knit blue wave hats (pussy ears are so 2017) and a soccer mom in chemotherapy at the helm.
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They are the mothers and grandmothers in small town America, in the suburbs, on main street who are donating what they can - time, money, bumper sticker space - when they can.
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"As soon as the grandmothers set to work, we realized that we had massively underestimated the abundance of greater sea snakes in the bay," Dr. Goiran wrote in the study.
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Hispanic women born in the U.S. are less likely to be poor and more likely to be educated than their immigrant mothers or grandmothers, according to the Pew Research Center.
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No mater what you're making—be it homemade ravioli, lasagna, or fettucini—the most prideful Italian-American grandmothers out there will still tell you that homemade pasta is always better.
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For Gaga, that includes her mom, her grandmothers, and her dad's late sister, Joanne, who died in 1974 at the age of 19 and is the namesake of Gaga's latest album.
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The chief executive of Qatar Airways recently came under fire for mocking American flight attendants as "grandmothers", and added that "the average age of my cabin crew is only 26 years".
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Last year the chief executive of Qatar Airways bragged that the average age of his flight attendants is just 26, in contrast to what he called the "grandmothers" on American carriers.
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The video above, from Cut Video, shows three grandmothers smoking marijuana for the first time in Washington state, where recreational pot is legal, and enjoying some conversation, card games, and snacks.
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"Everybody is very active, that's why I'm so proud," Rivera added, "It's been many years since I've seen grandmothers, children, and members of the LGBTQ community go out to the streets."
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As seen in the couple's #MannequinChallenge video posted not long after their daughter's arrival, Chyna was joined in the delivery room by her fiancé and grandmothers Kris Jenner and Tokyo Toni.
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For the sake of our mothers, daughters, aunts and grandmothers, let's work together to shine a brighter, more supportive light on this women's health imperative — lung cancer — and enact this legislation.
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Elderly folks have told me that they can still function as wives, mothers, and grandmothers because they use little notes to remind them as their own short-term memory fails them.
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"For me to sit here and keep hearing the complaints from the mothers and the grandmothers and not do anything, I am just as guilty as Nycha," Mr. Barber-Walker said.
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To the Editor: As grandmothers and early-childhood professionals, my colleagues and I have observed the changes taking place in our society's approach to child-rearing over the last 30 years.
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Me, I went retro and called dibs on Bubbe, the traditional Yiddish word for grandmother — though I never used it for my own grandmothers, in an era more disposed to assimilation.
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But as the grandmothers in Gangjin unpacked their life stories, it was clear that it was rural South Korea, once teeming with children, that made South Korea what it is today.
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The chef who cooked for us spends her time in Fulani grandmothers' kitchens learning their recipes, puts a little twist on it and hosts magical three-course dinners for her guests.
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The industry's response wasn't subtle; it engaged in a scorched earth legal campaign to sue everybody from college kids to grandmothers in the hopes of putting an end to the practice.
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The Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust CFA, an all-woman Indigenous fire crew made up of mothers and grandmothers, have volunteered to serve as first responders to surrounding bushfires in the area.
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Reno met the boy and his Miami relatives, who battled to keep him from returning to communist Cuba, and his father and grandmothers, who wanted to raise Gonzalez in his homeland.
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My ammachis, or my grandmothers, immigrated to Texas from Kerala, India, in search of nursing jobs in the 1970s and established their lives in this city alongside other Indian immigrant families.
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Half English and half Turkish (though raised in Canada), he imagined a meeting between his great-grandmothers, whom he never knew: one from Britain, one from Turkey near the Syrian border.
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"Young women today are not like their grandmothers sitting at home, wearing a lot of traditional jewelry," said Saroja Yeramilli, Melorra's founder, in an interview at the company offices in Bangalore.
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The homes break down as follows ... -- $24,23 for a 22 bed, 2700 bath 220,000 square foot home -- $467,500 for a 4 bed, 2 bath 2,7003 square foot home -- $385,000 for a 4 bed, 2 bath 2,100 square foot home -- $500,000 for a 4 bed, 3 bath 2,700 square foot home It's unclear exactly who the homes were purchased for, but our source says the rapper took care of his parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, grandmothers and great-grandmothers.
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The people who do the rising — the organizers, parents, teachers, the grandmothers, and countless others — take on the additional and dutiful job of demanding a fair and just society for us all.
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The fans I remember most were women of all ages — whether young students or doting grandmothers — who said they wished they had a child who was as cute and nice as me.
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"Alfred Nobel said that the prize should be given to those who worked for disarmament," said Elsa-Britt Enger, a representative of Grandmothers for Peace, in a Reuters report at the time.
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With her wide eyes, rosy cheeks, and heart-shaped face, Lily Collins is what many grandmothers would refer to as a "classic beauty," like an enchanted princess in a vaguely sexist fairytale.
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" Soon after another of the "grandmothers" shouted "30,163 presentes," or ""the 30,000 are here," over a loudspeaker, referring to the number of people estimated to have disappeared during the seven-year dictatorship.
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"I know itil probably be a little hard at first," he wrote, "but I told my mom when I get out Ima stay at my grandmothers house or aunts she said O.K."
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In honor of International Women's Day, VICE staffers from Europe and Mexico spoke to their grandmothers about the choices they would have made, had they spent 2017 as millennials instead of septuagenarians.
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When that happens, the four grandmothers in Vuna pick up spades and dig into the riverbed to reach water trapped deep in the sand, and insert large plastic containers to collect it.
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The optimistic view is that Snapchat is a general-purpose app that — like Facebook a decade ago — will simply take a few years to filter up from young people to their grandmothers.
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In banning Bitcoin trading, authorities had three main aims: Preventing undetected capital flight, a tulip-mania of gambling by grandmothers in cryptocurrencies, and a crime wave of tax evasion or drug deals.
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Unlike stage or film actresses, star sopranos don't necessarily move from playing girls, to women, to mothers, to grandmothers over the course of a career — and certainly not within a single work.
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Julia Baird adores "funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans," but her greatest fantasy is just to wear and do what she wants.
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Married or single, working or not, and most often grandmothers, they are asserting their presence on Instagram, intent, in the process, on subverting shopworn notions of what "old" looks and feels like.
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The group, Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, said on Friday that the person, who was identified only as Marcos, is the biological son of a woman named Rosario del Carmen Ramos.
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It is a domestic style, the style of mothers and grandmothers for whom welcoming guests was among the few realms of undisputed control many of them enjoyed in the era before feminism.
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Here are 12 of our favorites, including one about a school in South Korea that opened its doors to grandmothers, above, who had yearned for decades to learn to read and write.
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At North Pointe Estates, where grandmothers are afraid to sit on their porches because of gunshots, residents say they would welcome greater government investment through Clyburn's program in the absence of reparations.
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One morning, children, grandmothers, teachers, nurses, oil workers and the jobless found themselves bound by a collective will to escape dangerous shortages of food, electricity and medicine, as well as political unrest.
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Therefore, I will continue to stand on my feet, sharing my story and my absolute support for Secretary Clinton, on behalf of all women -- my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, women within the community.
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The priest was nowhere to be found, but Miguel brought me to a woman named Laura Reynoso, who looked as if she had walked out of a coffee-table book on Andean grandmothers.
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"It feels like a group of tias (aunts), like a group of comadres, a group of my mothers and my grandmothers saying, 'I believe in you, and we have your back,' " she explains.
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Although the stories of the heavily medicated "Twilight sleep" births that some of our grandmothers endured sound terrifying, it's worth noting that hospital birth practices have come a long way in recent decades.
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But both grandmothers have since fallen ill, and Dr. Cummings and Mr. Redd are the primary caretakers in their families (their fathers — Mr. Redd's in Texas and Dr. Cummings's in Colorado — are healthy).
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"Many of our customers wrote in last Mother's Day to tell us about their losses — mums, miscarriages, and grandmothers," Sara Gordon, VP of brand and creative for Bloom & Wild, told me via email.
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It's Michele's world and we're either dying to be a part of it, or, with the sweaters of our actual grandmothers, are pairing oversized aviator eyeglasses with them and pretending like we are.
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I could see those ubiquitous Sri Lankan smiles -- from the toothless old accis (grandmothers) wearing fragments of flowered clothes saris, to the old men with red betel juice oozing out of their mouths.
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"I'm interested in these girls and their aspirations and how things have changed for their mothers, their grandmothers, how they will change for the daughters of these girls," Streep says in the clip.
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However, what stereotypes fail to account for is that privately, Arab women—from grandmothers to doctors—have taken part in the dance amongst themselves and away from the male gaze since its inception.
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We're left to wonder, for instance, how much longer the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo's declassification request would have languished if Obama's trip hadn't happened to fall on such an unfortunate date.
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Charlie's two loving grandmothers from the previous book are abruptly transformed at the beginning of this one into unbearable, demonized examples of every shallow human trait Dahl can think to burden them with.
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But all of the rest of my family still lived in San Fransisco so that meant that I didn't see them very often, especially the more distant ones, like my two great-grandmothers.
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I befriended the elderly, often the only ones who had time to chat with someone like me -- someone from a faraway place, like so many of their own fathers or mothers or grandmothers.
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In Nevada, Natalie Montelongo and Vanessa Valdivia, two young volunteers, recognized the power that Hispanic mothers and grandmothers wielded in driving turnout last year when they were organizing Democrats for the presidential caucuses.
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Seven women, who are all in their 60s and 70s and known as the "Fantastic Grandmothers," helped scientists discover a population of rare, venomous sea snakes while snorkeling together in the South Pacific.
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The four grandmothers who run the cooperative's one-hectare farm plot, hidden amid thorny acacias and imposing mountains, ululate as Brandon Nthianandham, Siyazisiza's rural community worker, arrives, bearing sugarcane cuttings as a gift.
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NEW DELHI — Shammi, an actress who appeared in some 200 Bollywood films and was beloved for her comedic roles as doting sisters, mothers and grandmothers, died on Tuesday at her home in Mumbai.
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That doesn't describe "He Brought Her Heart Back in a Box," a tender and violent love story set in the Jim Crow South and wrung from the memories of her mother and grandmothers.
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The more productive theater of the Chicken Sandwich War has played out among Twitter's paladins, with random users dragging Bojangles' and invoking the unassailable opinions of the ultimate chicken sandwich deciders: their grandmothers.
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She doesn't think of herself as a science person, but a Times article about the grandmothers had struck her as sweet, so she tried to imagine ways a teacher could connect with it.
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"Being a husband and a father of six daughters, with a mother, two grandmothers and three sisters, I think it's spectacular what's happening with the #MeToo movement," says Christopher Nassetta, CEO of Hilton.
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"In Nonna's Kitchen: Recipes and Traditions From Italy's Grandmothers" (19933) was both a collection of simple, timeless recipes and a sensitive evocation of a way of life disappearing under the pressures of modernity.
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But officers said their work had become more political than ever, and they bristled at what they considered stereotypes of indiscriminate enforcers who want to sweep grandmothers off the street or separate families.
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This means an important role for grandmothers, who can share food with their grandchildren and also impart their decades of accumulated experience and wisdom by guiding their families to historically successful feeding spots.
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It was a moment for mothers to think of their daughters, and of their own mothers and grandmothers who would have cherished the image on their screens but did not live to see it.
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Matdongsan is just one of the many old-school recipes on Maangchi's channel, and she explains that her cooking style is influenced by the way she was taught by her mother, aunts, and grandmothers.
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It's got a rotating staff of grandmothers from around 30 different places including the Czech Republic, Palestine, and Algeria, so customers can experience the warmth of a meal with their families while dining out.
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Waving back were grandmothers and awe-struck little girls holding red, white and blue flags; gritty bikers; business people pouring out of office buildings; and truckers, parked in their rigs and honking their horns.
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By the next season, their shiny jackets were cropping up on stylish attendees, young women whose mothers and grandmothers may have worn Courrèges, but whose own view into the label came from their contemporaries.
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While many people post pictures of themselves and their mothers or grandmothers on Mother's Day, this photo of Snoopy on Mindy Kaling's Instagram is getting a lot of attention — for an amazing, inspiring reason.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine human rights group Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo divulged the identity on Thursday of the son of a couple disappeared during the nation's brutal 1976 to 1983 military dictatorship.
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Somehow, in between our mothers' and grandmothers' fight for us to "have it all" and our current battle to take down the patriarchy, we have completely lost the plot for the path to adulthood.
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Eat too many cashews and you won't make it through the meal to come, a parade of dishes based in part on recipes that Ms. Hewabajgamage learned by watching her grandmothers in the kitchen.
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But other women were harder to sway from the traditional views held by their mothers and grandmothers with some even accusing health workers of being paid - particularly by foreign organizations - to disrupt Somaliland's culture.
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She takes him to his grandmothers' apartment in Hollywood, or on antiquing expeditions, or to her own home nearby, a French-style manse obsessively decorated with her cannily scavenged treasures ("period, not mo-derne").
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"It's a language of care, when we need to change or modify the habits, we have a lot of problems with the grandmothers or fathers," said Siliceo, in a consulting room at the hospital.
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Disguised by many names — kick-flares, cropped pants, ankle-length — the high-water pant isn't just a middle finger to our grandmothers' list of fashion rules, but also a stylistic decision women are consciously making.
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Grandmothers and single mothers - many of whom have never learned to read or write - are among those being trained under the program which they say could transform lives in their poor fishing and farming communities.
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For Yen, the grand vision is to design a product so simple that a Sleeper user could play fantasy sports against their grandmothers and talk about players like New York Giants running back Saquan Barkley.
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Satbir Singh of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants sums up the concern: "In 40 years we could see Italian grandmothers being removed because they did not fill in the right application form."
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Sufra runs with the help of 96 volunteers and a handful weave between children and grandmothers serving chocolate meringue roulade made with ingredients from Thorntons chocolatier and fresh fruit donated by Marks & Spencer for dessert.
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In an interview with N.R.A. News, she said her versions were "kinder" than the originals by the Grimm brothers because no grandmothers or children were eaten and, despite the guns, the villains were not shot.
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"Look, we know we aren't a pair of 78-year-old Vietnamese grandmothers," said the owner, Kevin Daniel Lalumiere, who opened Can Tiin (pronounced can-TEEN) in early December with the head chef, Brian Reilly.
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There is abundant anecdotal evidence that breakfast tacos—that is, tacos served for breakfast—were served by grandmothers and mothers in South Texas, San Antonio, and later, the Hill Country, decades before Austinites got hooked.
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Judging from the quality of the food, you'd be forgiven for assuming there was a small army of Lebanese grandmothers in the kitchen at Maison Libanaise instead of an Australian with a tapestry of tattoos.
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But there was no fooling the spice merchant, who grew up in a house with two Armenian grandmothers who did the cooking, which included liberal doses of Aleppo pepper from a bag in the cupboard.
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Still, coating catfish with seasoned flour and frying it to within an inch of its life (grandmothers from the South know the recipe) creates something so delicious that you forget you're eating a sea rat.
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A shiny side of that tradition (for me, as a food writer) is that the women still make their grandmothers' spiced, complex recipes, and think nothing of producing food for hundreds of guests at parties.
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Ms. Mariani played an important role in setting up a system that enabled the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo to discover the identity of scores of children taken from their parents and locate them.
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It is difficult for movements to maintain the discipline of nonviolence and, once violence takes hold, movements quickly lose legitimacy and the ability to attract the broadest swath of supporters, from grandmothers to police officers.
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The researchers analyzed the survival rate of 378 whale calves known to have living grandmothers, and found that in the two years after a grandmother whale&aposs death, her grandchildren&aposs chances of survival decreased.
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In her novels it was inevitably mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters who kept families and communities together with that mesh of loving bossiness: pull up your socks, comb your head, do your chores, hush your mouth.
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Children, grandmothers, teachers, nurses, oil workers and the jobless had all sprawled there together — bound by a collective will to put as many miles as possible between themselves and the collapsing country they had fled.
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"While history might refer to them as comfort women, to me and some of the others who have heard their stories, they are the grandmothers," says Hsiung in the narration for The Space We Hold.
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Thankfully, the door-busting deals of yore have been left to our coupon-wielding grandmothers: with 2016 comes a simpler way to conquer the most insane day of sales (see ya later, midnight Best Buy frenzies).
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President Obama recognized that millions of Americans grew up in homes like his, with single mothers who relied on food stamps, and grandmothers who shared stories of less-qualified men leapfrogging ahead of them at work.
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In previous years the honor roll has included a singing turkey puppet (Ireland, 2008), a heavy metal band dressed as monsters (Finland, 2006), six Russian grandmothers (Russia, 2012) and a transgender former drag artist (Israel, 1988).
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"Sadly, because witnesses are grandmothers, neighbors or uncles, they tend to be from the same Bengali community [and] they are already mistrusted," said a Gauhati lawyer who requested anonymity because he feared retaliation against his family.
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A few months ago, Hillary came to my city of Los Angeles and sat down with people like my parents: grandmothers, DREAMers, and men who work all day in the sun, yet remain in the shadows.
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In general, "several studies have shown that among both grandmothers and grandfathers, in Europe as well as in the USA, on average more than 50% of the grandparents reported to look after their grandchildren," she added.
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Sixteen, 17 we start shooting, doing drive-bys and shit, stealing our grandmothers' guns, stealing guns from breaking in houses and shit, but at the time I was writing and I was rapping about this shit.
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I know some grandmothers, or as we call them, "bubbies," who wear so much perfume it totally defines their presence — but the Randolph cologne gives off a pleasant, fresh scent without overwhelming me or my coworkers.
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But he seems a couple of notches too tame; you never imagine, as you did with Nureyev, that one of his great-grandmothers, on a trip to the East, had a fling with a Siberian tiger.
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Last season, it was an imagined meeting between his grandmothers, Turkish on one side and British on the other; this time, a real meeting, between a young Queen Elizabeth II and the jazz master Duke Ellington.
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Williamson's multichannel video, "There's Something I must tell you," traces generations of older women — grandmothers who, when young, struggled against and helped defeat the Apartheid regime — and their granddaughters who grew up in free South Africa.
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Gone to the storms are the kitchens where the woman who made the best tamales on the block perfected her craft, and grandmothers churned out the pans of macaroni and cheese that kept the family together.
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"I cannot tell you how many young women I heard from who loved the series, and who also had no idea what my generation or their mothers' generation or their grandmothers' generation went through," she said.
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CreditCreditAndreea Muscurel When Aziza Chaouni was a girl, she spent holidays with her grandmothers at Sidi Harazem, a thermal bath complex built next to an ancient magnesium-rich spring about seven miles east of Fez, Morocco.
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Beaty's comments were denounced by the Cape Cod Student Board, the local March for Our Lives group of students and the Cape Cod chapter of Grandmothers Against Gun Violence, the Cape Code Times reported on Monday.
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It found that the grandchildren of women who took a certain hormone-mimicking drug before the 1970s were at higher risk of developing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared to children whose grandmothers didn't take the drug.
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Internationally renowned for their heroic, pioneering work and their well-honed talent for disruptive protest, groups like the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo let it be known that Obama would not be welcome on March 24.
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My grandma's resilience and her cooking skills, honed over half a century, inspired me to explore the lives and kitchens of other immigrant and refugee grandmothers and applaud them as the rightful queens of the food world.
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In its ability to induce paralyzing existential depression, the fiction of Halle Butler is perhaps matched only by those Black Friday news stories in which grandmothers get trampled in front of stacks of fifty-five-inch TVs.
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"Their mothers and grandmothers make this, and it's not interesting to them," she said, gesturing at the hand-cranked pasta roller she uses to cut fresh strangozzi, long noodles that are fat and pointed at both ends.
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In 2009, the same interest that took her to that ceremony led her to make "For the Next 7 Generations," a documentary about 13 women, all grandmothers, from indigenous peoples who came together to promote planetary healing.
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The human rights group Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo was thrilled to reveal the recovery of the 21990st "nieto" earlier this week in its decades-long search for the children of victims of Argentina's military dictatorship.
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To ensure she didn't lose touch with the land, her grandmothers taught her how to smoke moose meat with rotted wood, and how to kill a rabbit for dinner by pressing an index finger on its heart.
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As a divorced single mother pursuing a career, Ms. Wile acknowledged in her book "Grandmothers Against the War: Getting Off Our Fannies & Standing Up for Peace" (2008) that she had been relatively unconcerned about the Vietnam War.
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They are the "women's patrol", a group of 18 mothers and grandmothers whose nightly walks through the dimly lit alleys of Pateros have been helping to deter shadowy gunmen behind murders of residents linked to illegal drugs.
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Other people had their children come and stay, and they talked and laughed, and the grandchildren sat on the laps of their grandmothers, and they went places and did things, ate meals together, kissed when they parted.
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How to get a dancer's body Today's barre enthusiasts, who range from college-aged to grandmothers and are willing to pay $20 to $40 per class, say they don't always want to feel sexual while working out.
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Anthropologists refer to the high survival rate of post-menopausal women as "the grandmother effect," since the presence of grandmothers boosts the chances that their kin will survive (and pass on their genetic information to future generations).
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With the buildings of the clinic already full of patients with infectious diseases, Chibanda and the grandmothers decided that a wooden bench placed under the shade of a tree would provide a suitable platform for their project.
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At that, his voice rose and trembled with frustration, finally becoming the voice I associate with Sharpton the leader who made black churchgoing grandmothers proud enough to send him a donation, no matter what they said about him.
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" Said Moore, "He was the sexiest black man on television from what my aunties and grandmothers told me before I'd ever knew that I was ever going to share the stage with him on The Young & the Restless.
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The thobe, as it is called in Sudan, is a throwback to "the clothing worn by our mothers and grandmothers in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s" while demonstrating against previous military dictatorships, said Sudanese social commentator Hind Makki.
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As anyone who has wasted hours standing in TSA lines at airports knows, terrorists aren&apost stopped by sweeping up babies, grandmothers and everyone else in pointless exercises in security-theater – or in secret, illegal total surveillance programs .
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Looking at her daughter's collection of dolls, she realized Grace didn't have any who looked like the mothers and grandmothers of so many of her Muslim friends — and that no such dolls were easily accessible on the market.
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But when people reach the point that age is something you don't wanna hide and be proud of––usually this involves the great grandmothers or the oldest person in the village––then it becomes a source of pride.
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"We don't really get much chance to make kimchi usually, so through this opportunity, I have come to understand how much effort our mothers and grandmothers put into making kimchi", said 18-year-old student Jeung Ji-hun.
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Grandmothers are generally packages of pure goodness, and none of us are truly worthy of eating their soup, washing our hands with their endless collection of cute little soaps, or just watching dubbed Mexican telenovelas by their side.
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Many Chinese people now drink coffee instead of tea, eat cheese and ice cream despite potential tummy tremors, and guzzle ice-cold sodas in a country where grandmothers express a mortal fear at any liquid below room temperature.
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"I want to tell you that you have a family here with 2121 years worth of accumulated love to give you," the 121st nieto's brother, Ramiro Menna, said at a press conference held by the Grandmothers on Wednesday.
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Week after week, I arrived at the detention center expecting Ysabel's name to have disappeared from our list, only to find her sitting again in the visitation room among the other women seeking refuge — mothers, grandmothers, sisters, daughters.
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In her writing, she drew from this firsthand reporting, but also from the other kinds of knowledge she valued: stories from her grandmothers' kitchens in Oaxaca and Veracruz, regional Mexican mythology and art, Aztec poetry and song lyrics.
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But then she thinks about her grandmothers, women who grew up in the Jim Crow South, she said, and the way the world has changed and needs to keep changing and how she can urge that change on.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A food bank in Germany's Essen has temporarily stopped accepting new migrant customers saying it hopes more German "grandmothers and young single mothers" will come for food supplies, in a move that has drawn widespread criticism.
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"Our new findings show that just as in humans, grandmothers that have gone through menopause are better able to help their grand offspring," said Darren Croft, a professor from the University of Exeter who participated in the study.
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More specifically, while examining the big book of all Dougs who have ever lived, Michael pulls up an example of two different Dougs who bought roses for their grandmothers, which would seem to be an unambiguously "good" act.
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Over full-palmed piano melodies, Cam'ron ambles through detailed scenes with characters from his childhood in Harlem—college students fallen from grace, thugs in wheelchairs, addict grandmothers—with a love of internal rhyme and whimsy that lightens their weight.
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He was stationed Friday morning inside the Hanes Mall in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he saw a wide range of people including grandmothers to high school teens shopping, along with a higher-than-normal amount of younger consumers.
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Katie Woodruff's kids currently have two grandfathers and five grandmothers and equivalents, which leads her Bay Area family to shuttle between Seattle and Los Angeles at Thanksgiving, while planning visits at other times of year to keep everyone happy.
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You go back to the early days of human history, and anthropologists have shown that the critical ingredient in us developing the larger brains that set us apart was the role that grandparents played, particularly grandmothers, in nurturing children.
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They are sitting around Halime's table, perhaps discussing their lives and their children, the children they would have or the men they might marry, the roads out of the village or the wars their grandmothers endured, the usual things.
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Over time, it became clear to the owners that Canadians no longer lived as formally or entertained as lavishly as they had in the past; nor did women yearn for the jewelry styles favored by their mothers and grandmothers.
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Yes, it was an empire of beautiful things — tulle meringues for debutantes, Herend tea sets for their grandmothers, and the designs of Emilio Pucci, Elsa Schiaparelli and Carolina Herrera (all of whom found an early champion in Mr. Stanley).
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More than 21,20003 women believed they could do it too, and in just four short years, this army of women turned LuLaRoe from an informal side hustle by twin Mormon grandmothers into a company worth an estimated $22020 billion.
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Today, his painting attracted a small crowd: children with ice cream, their grandmothers loaded with extra clothes and snacks, retirees in neatly pressed clothing, and some unshaven individuals with traces of anguish on their faces and completely empty hands.
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Researchers seeking new insights into the ecology of these marine reptiles have come to rely on the women, nicknamed the "fantastic grandmothers," to help keep track of the hundreds of greater sea snakes that visit Noumea's shallow-water bays.
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A paper in PNAS reports evidence that supports this explanation, showing that killer whale grandmas who have stopped reproducing do a better job of helping their grandchildren to survive than grandmothers who are still having babies of their own.
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The newest installment of the 25-day series features Reign Aston, 3, North, 4½, Penelope Scotland, 5, and Mason Dash, 8, entertaining their moms, grandmothers and aunt Khloé Kardashian (who holds youngest family member Dream Renée, 13 months, on her lap).
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However, talking to my mother more and just thinking about the examples I had through my grandmothers and my mother and I think just being prepared is just readying myself for what's to come and just being ready for the blessing.
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" CC: "I have to say my grandmothers, who we write about, who were hugely important to me and remain so even though they're no longer with us, particularly my mom's mom, my grandma Dorothy, who passed away almost eight years ago.
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Many have dedicated their votes to the figures who symbolize how far women's voting rights have come — from the grandmothers who lived in a time when they couldn't vote to the suffragists who fought for American women's right to vote.
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"58-year-old Mountain View marketer Joseph Zidarevich added everyone steals the bikes, "from whole families with their grandmothers—literally the grandpa and grandma and all their grandkids were riding Google bikes down the road—to the Sureño gang kids.
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Thousands of peaceful marchers -- many born after the tumultuous Dirty War period -- began in the Plaza del Congreso Thursday and moved east to the Plaza de Mayo, where mothers and grandmothers of children "disappeared" during the war hold a regular vigil.
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In Burton's doom narrative, society isn't saved by heroic figures like brave Captain Hiller or geniuses like David Levinson, but by society's rejects—familial outcasts, forgetful grandmothers, B-movie actors, Vegas lounge acts like Tom Jones, and teenage video game virtuosos.
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Because they think that Putin is a douchebag as well, because they know that their grandmothers don't have the things they deserve to have, they know that school education is not that good, it resonates with a lot of people.
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Before the construction of the Channel Tunnel, which was opened for passengers on November 14, 1994, the French tended to see England as a strange, distant land where mohawked punks, drunk teenagers, and conservative grandmothers were living together in perfect harmony.
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She spent a lot of time in nature, and though she had no particular interest in fashion at the time, she was fascinated by a collection of old clothes that one of her grandmothers had stowed away in an attic.
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That's highly specific, but Chasin says her goal is for "the people who wear my clothes to feel like themselves," listing her customers as acquaintances her age, her friends' grandmothers and Miley Cyrus and her mom, who recently bought matching jackets.
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At the N.R.A. gathering, where Clinton was depicted as a near-maniac intent on freeing criminals, confiscating guns and repealing the Second Amendment, Trump claimed that "Heartless Hillary" wants to disarm the nation's grandmothers, leaving them defenseless against murderers and rapists.
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But in January 2000, after she hosted a meeting at her home with Elian and his grandmothers from Cuba and a separate one with his Miami relatives, she suggested that he not be returned to his father — at least not yet.
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Late at night, while the city below sleeps beneath its orange tile roofs, the streets of Saint Jacques are alive with children, grandmothers dressed in black sitting on plastic chairs, and men stripped to the waist in the summer heat.
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Mr. Askoldov later recalled that at only 5 years old, fearful that he would be taken away, he left the house and found his way to Jewish family friends, who hid him before one of his grandmothers took him in.
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"We get mothers who no longer want to cut their girls but the grandmothers insist," said Roda Mohamed Elma, 50, an anti-FGM campaigner on a child protection committee aided by Save the Children at Hargeisa's largest camp for displaced people.
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But the liberation they imposed radically transformed millions of lives across the globe, including those of many women who still walk among us as the mothers and grandmothers of adults in the now democratic member states of the European Union.
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They knew then that they would not hug their grandmothers again, or share a laugh with a cousin during his nuptials, or sing their baby softly to sleep with the same lullabies that their mothers had once sung to them.
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Humans aren&apost the only species that rely on grandmothers to watch the kids: Orca grannies ensure baby whales live longerA California woman punched and elbowed a mountain lion to stop it attacking her dog, but the pet died anyway
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And young women balancing clay water pots on their heads in 20173s Gaza became the grandmothers of a generation who today have taps in their homes but still haul bottled water home because it is filtered, and so safer to drink.
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The 2628 Immigration Act required immigrants to pass a literacy test, but it exempted several categories of immigrants from taking the test, including U.S. citizens' children, fathers or grandfathers older than 28503, wives, mothers, grandmothers, and unmarried or widowed daughters.
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For every dish that conspicuously originated from one particular city or county or region, there is a backstory—often an odd, humanistic one, pertaining to things our uncles and great-grandmothers and former mayors did that make us squirm to think about.
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"He was a role model to the community, to the kids, and to the mothers and the grandmothers and the community that watched him grow up and seen him as a youngster, a family man, a father, raising his kids," he added.
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The word "crap" often comes up, as a description for new jets from Airbus and Boeing, and also (in a quote from July): "there is no need to travel on these crap American carriers" on which "you will be served by grandmothers".
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The hashtag #DedicateYourVoteToAWoman, created by writer Ashley Ford, began trending in the morning during the first pre-work rush to the polls as people opened up about the mothers, grandmothers, daughters and friends who have made this vote especially meaningful to them.
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"The influence of grandmothers - who themselves gave birth at home and often every year - is strong across the northeast," said Fatima Kolo Lawan, a 23-year-old midwife at Maimusari who provides antenatal care to up to 100 pregnant women each day.
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"I know five grandmothers who will go and lie down in front of bulldozers...and I will absolutely join them," said Michael Hale, 72, a co-founder of Yarrow Eco Village near Chilliwack, a 20-acre farm under which the existing pipeline runs.
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But the warriors of Pantsuit Nation weren't buying it; that Tuesday, they had marched to the polls with something greater than pride, chronicling the day on Facebook alongside their mothers and grandmothers, ready to elect the first woman president in US history.
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BUENOS AIRES — María Isabel Chorobik de Mariani, who stood up to Argentina's military junta during the 19473s in the search for abducted children as a founder of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, died on Monday in La Plata, near Buenos Aires.
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This means its people are well accustomed to walking among trees, and are therefore excellent trekkers, and as I sat, panting, on what might well have been a sacred rock, grandmothers in nylon windbreakers and hiking boots strolled past me, nodding their hellos.
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But it's an uphill struggle: Our survey found that younger men in Egypt, Morocco and Palestine are just as or even more conservative on women's rights than older generations, while their female peers are more open-minded than their mothers and grandmothers.
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"I'm a grandmother, and like every grandmother, I worry about the safety and security of my grandchildren, but my worries are not the same as black grandmothers, who have different and deeper fears about the world that their grandchildren face," Clinton said.
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These are stories of women — grandmothers in Florida and overseas, southern mothers in creaking houses, the brutality of personal rage, the clinical history behind "hysteria," the magnitude of a Saturn's return in a jewel-toned house set in the hills of Los Angeles.
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I've been rolling past videos on Facebook and Twitter for a while now, wondering why social media is so fascinated by puppies being saved from floods, babies hearing for the first time and grandmothers who have something sassy and wise to say about body acceptance.
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As well as his reluctance to meet them immediately after taking office, activists also say that as mayor of Buenos Aires he withdrew subsidies for the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, cut funding for memorial sites, and covertly vetoed the witness protection program.
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"Bill Cunningham saw the style and beauty of all of our city's citizens, capturing the looks of fashion models and bankers, grandmothers and college students with his vivid photos," she said at the press conference, which was streamed on Mayor de Blasio's Facebook page.
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" (He ended the review with a hope that we would look back on this film as the worst one in the franchise, which lol.) Roger Ebert called it "tepid," and wrote "Twilight will mesmerize its target audience, 16-year-old girls and their grandmothers.
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Add in the increased availability of colored gemstones on the market, thanks to technical advancements and deposits of emeralds discovered in Zambia and rubies in Mozambique, and our jewelry boxes have the potential to be far more colorful than our mothers' or grandmothers' ever were.
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"I know from listening to my kids and their friends—and from looking at polling data about how teenagers see the future—that most girls don't think they will be stuck with the same rules that kept their grandmothers in the home," she writes.
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I believe as president she will continue to fight for women's rights, human rights, health care for all and that she will devote her full energy to making the world a better place for my (and all other grandmothers' and grandfathers') children and grandchildren.
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And the people filling Harare's wide streets in the city center, and in such great numbers, were not being force-marched to a political rally -- they came willingly, along with their mothers and their grandmothers, others with their children who know of no other leader.
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From bata de casas (the uniform of Hispanic grandmothers everywhere) to off-brand jeans, guayaberas, and blue-collar job uniforms, the only thing holding you back from a new wardrobe is some needle and thread to refashion whatever cheap pieces you end up buying.
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But lawmakers emerged from the Border Patrol facilities describing living conditions unfit to hold adults or children, with Cuban, Honduran and Guatemalan women — including grandmothers and a young pregnant woman — sharing cells, some sobbing from fear of retribution from the guards for sharing their stories.
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"My grandmothers taught me from a young age that I shouldn't feel sorry for killing animals, since they suffer and are lonely if they are not hunted," she said as she doled out a stewed rabbit's head served with wild garlic to three guests.
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"I'm 74 — I'm not going to get over this," Elaine Trull, one of Sergeant Wright's grandmothers, said after scores of people paid tribute to him at a garland-and-ribbon-decorated building at the corner of Candy Cane and Noel Streets in Santa Claus.
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Tlaib and Omar also joined in the postings, with Tlaib sharing photos of both of her grandmothers -- Muftiyah Tlaib, who the lawmaker had hoped to visit in the West Bank, and her other grandmother, "one fierce woman" from Beit Hanina who nobody messed with.
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In an ode to Blingee, digital archivist and curator at Rhizome Dragan Espenschied noted that Blingee was popular with Russian grandmothers—which was true at least for the most popular Blingee artist, a Russian grandmother with an affinity for partially-clad goddesses in glittering mists.
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Guides were written from grandmothers to their granddaughters incorporating an array of recipes with origins as miscegenated as my own blood—the key being that much of the food was crafted, touched, and revised by the tastes, aesthetics, and flavors preferred by the Black cook.
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Her family is at the center of "À la Santé des Alliés" (2019), a video that the artist has been working on since 2004, in which she recounts the story of her paternal and maternal grandmothers — the former Lebanese, the latter Syrian — finding points of similarity.
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But a brother-in-law who is intimately involved in the affairs of a person living in America will have a legitimate claim, as will many if not most uncles, aunts, nieces, grandmothers and grandfathers who are all out of luck under the Trump administration's interpretation.
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A study in 2014-15 found that after six months only 303-14% of people seen by the grandmothers still had symptoms of depression or anxiety, compared with about half of those who received the standard treatment, in which a nurse talked to them and prescribed medication.
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Many mac and cheese recipes, like the one in my family, are passed down from grandmothers who created the standard upon which all iterations of the dish are compared, and the person responsible for keeping that recipe alive is someone I call the Keeper of the Mac.
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But climate change already is affecting billions of people around the world, from farmers in Zimbabwe experimenting with new crops to battle drought to grandmothers in India who earn cash selling solar home lighting systems, or children in the United States coping with a longer allergy season.
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A peek into the kitchen reveals big pots of seafood stewing in thick, spiced sauces, but when I ask for a complete ingredient list I am told that every dish is a family secret guarded by the mothers and grandmothers and passed down kitchen to kitchen.
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In its most explicit move yet, the Superior Council of Private Enterprise in Nicaragua, which represents the private sector, called Sunday on businesses to "join the clamor of mothers, grandmothers and wives who demand justice for the murder of their loved ones" in a march on Wednesday.
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Akbar al Baker called American air carriers "crap" and said their flight attendants were all "grandmothers" during a launch event last week to celebrate a new flight route between Doha and Dublin, according to a video that was recently posted online by an Irish travel publication.
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Some of the loudest objections came from the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo who fear that President Macri will stop prosecuting members of the military for abuses during the dictatorship, and remove the fight for justice from the central role it had during the last administration.
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We never compromise any of the traditional recipes shared to us by our mothers, aunts, and grandmothers, but only to heighten them by way of new cooking methods and use of higher quality ingredients that may not have been available to them back home in the Philippines.
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Young American-born Hispanic women are less likely to be poor and more likely to be educated than their immigrant mothers and grandmothers, according to the Pew Research Center, and many are delaying childbearing to finish school and start careers, just like other American-born women.
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When she launched her campaign in Oakland in January, before around 20,000 cheering spectators, she praised law-enforcement and criminal-justice reform, promised tax cuts as well as Medicare for All and free college, and she took unimpeachable positions in favour of unity, truth, grandmothers and America.
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TORONTO, May 3 (Reuters) - The troubles engulfing Canada's non-bank mortgage lenders have cast a spotlight on a popular and dependable investment product that is a central part of financial life in the country, from grandmothers giving gifts to serving as the funding model for listed companies.
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This idea of getting "back to the kitchen" suggests that there was a time — not now, but before — where meals were healthy and wholesome, and if only we could get back to that place and cook like our great-grandmothers did, we'd all be better off.
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They didn't want other people to know what their lives were like, and so they all let the kids grow up where the family knew what their parents or their aunts and uncles, and grandfathers and grandmothers were like and they didn't know much about other folks.
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While this might be a familiar narrative explored and critiqued by second-wave white feminists, the sexual revolution left working-class women of color behind; Latinx daughters still have to watch their mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and elders get crushed under the heavy intersection of gender, class, and race.
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It included dishes wholly unique to the city, dishes that Turkish grandmothers would have found sacrilegious: " çiğ köfte" made with salmon tartar and bulgur rather than with the raw meat typical at kebab houses around the country, and Armenian rice with mussels and currants rather than traditional rice pilaf.
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We also meet some grandmothers from Nairobi, Kenya, fighting back against sexual assault; look at Cuba's bustling Hemingway-themed tourism industry; and Krishna Andavolu, host and executive producer of Weediquette on our TV channel VICELAND, investigates how medical marijuana is becoming more accepted for everyone but pregnant women.
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Mike spent some time in the Lyman Place neighborhood in the Bronx, where grandmothers and other residents organized to watch the streets — so dangerous that children were afraid to play outside — and block them off in the summer to create a neighborhood camp, staffed by local teenagers and volunteers.
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What this can mean, though, is that when we do find ourselves in relationships, we forget the vitality of other sources of creativity and confidence and self-esteem and spontaneity, putting more pressure on our partners to provide us with all of these than our grandmothers ever would have.
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These state-run outlets don't even say his name on state-run TV. If he's not getting the same airtime as other people, especially in a country as large as Russia, Navalny can't compete with Putin with all the grandpas and grandmothers who don't watch his videos on YouTube.
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But right now border agents without specialized training in child welfare are routinely separating children from any non-parent, such as aunts and grandmothers (they say to protect these children from trafficking), and are still separating children from parents, inflicting long-term trauma on children as young as toddlers.
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He is also the chef at Mimi, a French restaurant a block away that is owned by the same people (Daniel Bennett, his brother Evan, and Louis Levy; they named Babs and Mimi after their grandmothers.) I haven't been back to Mimi since Liz Johnson was the chef.
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It can also help to dismantle the deep-seated reticence and shame that tends to thwart open discussion of the kichijong legacy in Korea, by honoring the former sex workers, many of them now grandmothers, who risked their reputations by going public about their experience and testifying in court.
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Sarah Bowen: For so many moms, whether they're rich or poor, or working class, or in between, food was an important part of caring for their family, and part of their identity and tied to these memories of how their own mothers and grandmothers had cared for them.
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"Tonight my family and I were dinner guests at Wavering Place, an old plantation founded in 1768 near Hopkins, South Carolina, where four generations of my grandmothers lived and worked as slaves when they were emancipated in 1865," Steward wrote in a Facebook post that has received over 2,000 shares.
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When Michael Jackson came to Malaysia in October 1996, fans mobbed the old Subang International Airport and ran after his motorcade; little boys and grown men emulated his moves at shopping mall talent shows; and grandmothers stood in line for hours outside the concert venue for front-row seats to history.
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Casting Neil Patrick Harris as the theatrical, villainous Count Olaf is a no-brainer — he's well-known by a bunch of different demographics, from grandmothers who remember Doogie Howser, M.D. to dads who watched How I Met Your Mother to teens who saw him hang out with Harold and Kumar.
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Grandmothers like Ms. Cañez — abuelas, as they are known in Spanish — are at the front lines of the Democratic Party's effort to overcome a stubborn paradox: Hispanics have been voting in record numbers but have also stayed home in record numbers, as their voter participation continues to lag their population growth.
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Akbar al Baker, CEO of Qatar Airways, called American air carriers "crap" and said their flight attendants were all "grandmothers" during a launch event last week to celebrate a new flight route between Doha and Dublin, according to a video that was recently posted online by an Irish travel publication.
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Sura JeselsohnBronx To the Editor: As a proud Greek-American whose grandmothers were named Vassiliki and Xenia, whose grandfathers were Vassilios and Fotis, whose mother was Aphrodite, and whose other relatives and friends went by Persephone and Calliope and Melianthe, I say embrace those "difficult to pronounce and spell" names.
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In the years that have followed the junta's reign, the search for as many as 22015 such babies, most of whom are now in middle age, has captivated the country's attention and transformed the Grandmothers into a beloved global symbol of dogged human-rights activism and the nietos into national celebrities.
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In the years that have followed the junta's reign, the search for as many as 500 such babies, most of whom are now in middle age, has captivated the country's attention and transformed the Grandmothers into a beloved global symbol of dogged human-rights activism and the nietos into national celebrities.
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I found many fried dough recipes, including two for churros, in a recently published cookbook, "Recipes of My 15 Grandmothers: Unique Recipes and Stories From the Times of the Crypto-Jews During the Spanish Inquisition" (Gefen, 2019), by Genie Milgrom, who was born in Cuba and now lives in Miami.
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He arrived in office following several decades of uninformed adulation of the military by a population that knew very little about military life, and that now takes it for granted that strapping 21-year-old men with military ID cards should get precedence in boarding airplanes over 65-year-old grandmothers.
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It is one borne out of a culture where 60 is viewed as the new 40, and grandmothers are "aghast at being seen as elderly and dieting to excess and having plastic surgery and so forth to try and look young," said Day, author of "Her Next Chapter," about mother-daughter book clubs.
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It's probably the only place in America where you can eat an entire platter of kung pao pastrami alongside a diverse cornucopia of fellow patrons that somehow simultaneously includes Wylie Dufresne, Leonardo DiCaprio, a pair of Taiwanese grandmothers, and a smattering of beanie-clad twentysomethings—all to an impossibly loud soundtrack of Aaliyah.
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Surveying the group, which included people of every conceivable age, ethnicity, religion, race and sexual orientation, I realized that I was facing many people's mothers, sisters, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, nieces and some of the men who helped them through the difficult passage from diagnosis and treatment to vigilant remission or anxious recurrence.
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Instead, our grandmothers, aunts and female cousins (all Portuguese and Argentine immigrants) would cook and serve the meal, and afterward the men would stack their plates near the sink like a Jenga tower before returning to the table, where they would finish their wine and pick their teeth as the women cleaned up.
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These are like, you know, grandmothers, older women and all that...those we recognise and we say, we will give you certain kilowatts of power for free, but through your little pension that you get from the state (because we've become almost a welfare state) you should still be able to pay.
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The court decision "surprised and angered us, but it isn't incoherent with the philosophy of the current government," said Estela Barnes de Carlotto, who leads Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, a group of women searching for the hundreds of newborn babies stolen from their mothers in clandestine detention centers during the dictatorship.
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"Many caregivers, such as young mothers, or grandmothers, who may not have been reached by the 'back to sleep' (or safe to sleep) campaigns do not know about the importance of placing a baby on his/her back as a way to prevent SIDS," Feldman-Winter, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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When She Was the Role Model We Needed and Deserved "Our mothers and our grandmothers and the women [who] came before us fought so hard to overcome the stereotype of women not being smart enough to vote, not being smart enough to go to higher education, not have great jobs," Reese told Oprah Winfrey.
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To the delight of the Nazi-KKK crowd at Stormfront and other white nationalist cesspools, the policy was implemented as cruelly as possible — splitting up families, denying entry to Iraqi interpreters for U.S. forces in Iraq, blocking people who had valid visas and green cards, harassing U.S. passport holders and even handcuffing grandmothers and toddlers.
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As adults, Argentina's lost children discover their true identity As adults, Argentina's lost children discover their true identity The human rights group Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo was thrilled to reveal the recovery of the 121st "nieto" earlier this week in its decades-long search for the children of victims of Argentina's military dictatorship.
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When I finally identified some peculiar prandial permutation of edibles he would eat with reliability — for a spell, cubes of flavorless chicken breast, still-frozen peas and a ketchup smiley face — I would begin its preparation, only to be met with the fury of a thousand Jewish grandmothers confronted with an inattentive deli waiter.
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About 22006 percent of Cubans have participated in some form of organized sport or exercise, from children who start physical education classes at age 22013 to grandmothers who gather to practice tai chi, said Robert Huish, an associate professor at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who has studied Cuban sport, health and social programs.
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Levine's wife, Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo, posted a photo of her husband looking exactly like our grandmothers at the hair salon in the '50s, sitting under a hair dryer with a full head of foils, massive sunglasses, a cigarette, and best of all, a fluffy pink robe to match his new pink (!) hair, which he debuted last week.
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After his inauguration in December, President Marci had initially said he did not have time to meet with De Carlotto, who is one of the key members of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo movement focused on tracking down what happened to hundreds of babies born to activists while they were in captivity during the dictatorship.
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In 2014, women accounted for approximately 75% of the direct sales enterprise in the U.S. Vidal, who has a degree in psychology, is part of a shift in which millennial women are increasingly finding ways to become their own bosses, but they aren't selling Mary Kay and Avon like their mothers — or their grandmothers — may have done.
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Familiar titles like Kurosawa's "Ikiru" and Ozu's "Tokyo Story" share the schedule with virtually unknown (in America) films like "Kigeki: Nippon No Obaachan," Tadashi Imai's 1962 comedy about a pair of rogue grandmothers, or "Shitamachi Sunshine," a 1963 romantic melodrama directed by Yoji Yamada, overseer of the long-running Tora-san series (itself a prime example of shitamachi).
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