At death, the people who inherit those shares inherit it at the new basis, and they start out wherever it is when they inherit it.
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When members of the families inherit their surname, they also inherit a public narrative, a history.
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"You inherit the function of all your other organs; why shouldn't you inherit the function of your brain?" he demanded.
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Although their daughters will inherit more awkward wing bones, their sons will inherit sexually attractive songs, resulting in more grandchildren.
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The sisters claim they didn't inherit the acting gene from their dad, but they did inherit their love of beauty from their mom Jennifer Flavin.
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In Germany, the judges decided, heirs should be able to inherit a social media account in the same way that they might inherit a box of letters.
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"If you inherit such a large estate you also inherit responsibility and should not come across as aloof," Lars Klingbeil, secretary general of the centre-left Social Democrats, told Bild.
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"I think there's a common notion out there that wealthy kids inherit cash and stocks and bonds, but they don't — they inherit structures, [like] trusts and foundations and LLCs," Wesley said.
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"If you inherit such a large estate you also inherit responsibility and should not come across as aloof," Lars Klingbeil, secretary general of the center-left Social Democrats, told Bild on Tuesday.
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According to the National Cancer Institute, 55% to 65% of women who inherit a BRCA1 mutation and around 45% of women who inherit a BRCA103 mutation will develop breast cancer by age 70.
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Naruhito, 59, will inherit the throne in ceremonies on Wednesday.
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Should your family be able to inherit your Facebook messages?
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Should Your Family Be Able to Inherit Your Facebook Messages?
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Earth is not for you to inherit when you die.
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Next point of consideration: Who's next in line to inherit?
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A baby girl, however, would not inherit a duchess title.
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In other words, other subreddits did not inherit the problem.
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In the coming decades, they will inherit pots of money.
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They inherit confidence, mental strength and become warriors in life.
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And she will inherit spinning for a beleaguered management team.
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Tarkovsky's Zone of liminal danger threatens to inherit the earth.
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My children will not inherit the Europe I hoped for.
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Ms Georgieva will inherit a mess in Argentina (see article).
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Didn't you inherit the Bill Clinton job when Hartman left?
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When they divided, the new cells must inherit those particles.
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Enslaved people could own nothing, will nothing and inherit nothing.
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Enslaved people could own nothing, will nothing and inherit nothing.
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Inherit the Viper Rated R for language, themes, some violence.
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Individuals who inherit those IRA accounts must also take RMDs.
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Sadly I didn't inherit any of the fake me's followers.
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The females remain, and inherit the ranks of their mothers.
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Aretha did not inherit a purely religious and musical legacy.
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"Artists build upon the past they inherit," Mr. Salaam said.
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Should they inherit one last name but not the other?
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And now, questions of who will inherit what are swirling around.
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The next ECB president will inherit a tough set of circumstances.
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If there are no children or grandchildren, then the parents inherit.
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You inherit them for a while, but they are not yours.
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Children often become stateless if they cannot inherit their father's nationality.
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The child does not automatically inherit anything when both parents die.
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But sorry, the meek shall not inherit the Earth this week.
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Carrie Fisher's daughter Billie Lourd will inherit her late mother's estate.
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That, says Haraldsson, is how his family came to inherit Snaefellsjokull.
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The top 85033 percent richest Americans inherit, on average, $3 million.
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I tell these kids that's the world you're going to inherit.
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These are the kids who stand to inherit a scorched Earth.
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And so there was no data operation for Clinton to inherit.
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We didn't want to inherit the legacy reputational problems they have.
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What if our AIs inherit our biases and silently promote discrimination?
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It's the rebuke of the failed system we stand to inherit.
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In several places custom dictates that only men can inherit land.
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I didn't get a huge raise, or suddenly inherit a fortune.
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Under existing Imperial Household Law, only males may inherit the throne.
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" He added: "Our children should inherit our love, not our conflicts.
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Blue Ivy makes an appearance, looking ready to inherit the throne.
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How about our kids, who will inherit much of the bill?
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"I don't want to inherit all this stuff," he has said.
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"Future generations will inherit a much more inhospitable planet," he said.
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Those who inherit property may never have mortgages to begin with.
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And blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the world.
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A calf may inherit those milk-boosting variants from its mother.
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And this is a situation that the next president will inherit.
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Andy Warhol proposed a witty way to inherit Marcel Duchamp's legacy.
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Mr. Docter and Ms. Lee inherit a strong pipeline of films.
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Still, Mr. Trump will inherit an economy that is fundamentally solid.
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Their third child, Ryan, did not inherit the sickle cell mutation.
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"We don't want our children to inherit this depression," she said.
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But the malaise that Mr Giammattei will inherit is already clear.
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Unlike Trump, he did not inherit his money from his father.
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"I think communication of intent is the cornerstone to a successful approach of getting your children ready, whether they're going to inherit a gazillion dollars or whether they're going to inherit a few dollars," Farrell says.
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It is unclear how many of Castro's titles Diaz-Canel would inherit.
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To inherit Le Guin's principles is to evade the fantasy of power.
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Under Minnesota law, half siblings inherit as if they were whole siblings.
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"Some people are lucky to inherit thick gum tissue," Nemeth tells me.
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"He did not inherit a mess," Pelosi said, "he inherited momentum."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Children take their mother's name, and daughters inherit property from their mothers.
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Mr Johnson did not inherit, but actively helped create this Brexit crisis.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband Prince Frederic von Anhalt will inherit her estate.
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It would probably inherit a budget deficit of around 6% of GDP.
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Children will of course not only inherit the world, but shape it.
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They laugh when a horoscope suggests that someone might inherit a fortune.
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Those who inherit land often do not bother to update the records.
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The new leader will inherit the White House's massive social media operation.
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WATCH: What Royal Title Will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Baby Inherit?
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One reason is that a president can't choose the economy they inherit.
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People who inherit cash or shares, he argues, can easily spend it.
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But when his children inherit Trigema, they "can't start eating the factory".
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It's unclear who will replace Comey and inherit the politically explosive probe.
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That said, Steil could inherit some of his former boss's fundraising prowess.
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Zélie, the daughter of a maji, had expected to inherit magic herself.
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I didn't inherit my mom's thigh gap or my dad's lean torso.
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But our clones would inherit from us both good and bad traits.
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They did not want to inherit a lot of the Elektra acts.
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But Mr. Hallyday's two older children, from previous wives, would inherit nothing.
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To the Editor: I worry about the nation my children will inherit.
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And unlike Trump, Bloomberg didn't inherit wealth, he created it for himself.
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We're also told that Miss Smith is going to inherit the estate.
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They could choose who and when to marry, inherit property and work.
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The girl is expected to inherit the other half of Nipsey's estate.
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I want my daughter, and her kids, to inherit a better world.
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And how will our descendants inherit an environment that can sustain them?
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My friends inherit a lot of (washed!) second-hand lingerie from me.
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After one cell mutates, scientists found, all its descendants inherit that mutation.
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However, Downpatrick is still in line to inherit the Dukedom of Kent.
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Meanwhile, if Obama runs, she would inherit her husband's formidable political machine.
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"A loved one wishes to inherit nice things from you," Magnusson writes.
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The zeitgeist, and what they inherit in terms of painting, is different.
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On the spectrum of things one can inherit from parents — a trust fund!
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God blesses those who are humble, for they will inherit the whole earth.
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This is the kind of country your children deserve to inherit as well.
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Ariane, his only child, is set to inherit the remainder of his assets.
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TIM COOK, APPLE CEO: Don&apost just accept the world you inherit today.
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That's the one that taxes the money that the children of millionaires inherit.
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Typically, Muslim countries allow women to inherit only half of what men get.
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Others inherit thin gum tissue and have a much higher risk of recession.
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As prime minister, Mr Varadkar will inherit an economy that is growing nicely.
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Ultimately, Jenner hopes daughter Stormi will want to inherit the company one day.
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The future we're deciding on today is the future your children will inherit.
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Previously, daughters could only inherit the crown if there were no living sons.
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The data suggest Trump will inherit a strong economy from the Obama administration.
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We're going to inherit a world that has a lot of unsolved problems.
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It is pretty clear that my generation will inherit a lot of problems.
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Heimir will eventually inherit the system and team structure Lagerbäck set in place.
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People who inherit this mutation from both of their parents are naturally immune.
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That means Wink doesn't inherit powerful retail relationships like it did under Quirky.
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"A common misconception is that you inherit your spouse's credit," Van Cleve said.
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Recently it concluded that Japan should let women inherit the Chrysanthemum throne, too.
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Dovid is nominated by the shul to inherit Ronit's father's position as rabbi.
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Executives inherit the previous management's investments, to their gain or to their loss.
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Amazon would also inherit pharmacy licenses in 19 states and six distribution centers.
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Only men can inherit the throne, a provision that is increasingly in dispute.
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Incoming prosecutors will inherit cases that may turn out to draw significant attention.
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Moreover, that group stands to inherit $15 trillion in the next 20 years.
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An animal may inherit two varying copies of a gene from its parents.
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Not only can you marry my daughter—you can also inherit my company.
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The next prime minister will inherit the same divided Parliament that thwarted Mrs.
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Inherit the Dust is an inventive, labor-intensive, concept-driven, art historical work.
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These survivors then produce more baby rats, which inherit the same helpful traits.
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The new administration will inherit oversight of a number of deals in progress.
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Hahn will inherit a nutrition platform largely set by Gottlieb, the former commissioner.
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"We all have a predisposition towards things we can inherit genetically," she said.
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The meek — or rather, the genuinely nice — shall inherit the earth after all.
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If you didn't inherit any, you can often find them in thrift stores.
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Like the right to marry, the right to adopt, the right to inherit.
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Unless they pay off the reverse mortgage, they will not inherit the house.
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And I'm a philanthropist who didn't inherit his money but made his money.
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It's terrifying to look up in the sky and think about what they'll inherit.
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Keller will have to find her own princess to inherit her predecessor's thorny crowns.
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It's never a given that children will inherit their parents' talents or career ambitions.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's future daughters will reportedly not inherit their royal titles.
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There were several other issues that English would inherit from Key, according to Hoadley.
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None of his eight daughters, led by Amanda Murray, 55, could inherit the title.
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For our children to inherit a less-polluted Earth, that's exactly what we need.
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Unlike Donald Trump, I didn't inherit hundreds of millions of dollars from my parents.
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The Native American proverb is true: 'We don't inherit the land from our parents.
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His daughter, Lola, will inherit his motorcycle, Mabel, which he named after his grandmother.
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David Cassidy's son stands to inherit much more than he may have originally expected.
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Yet many will inherit their family companies, rather than cash or an investment portfolio.
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Younger than her husband by 41 years, she plainly sought to inherit the throne.
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Their daughter, 17-year-old Aiko, cannot inherit the throne, limited to males only.
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She apparently then decided to inherit his estate so she could pay off debts.
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In addition, the next government of El Salvador will likely inherit a weak economy.
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A middle and high school teacher, Hallam didn't inherit wealth or win the lottery.
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We inherit money, we lose a job, we buy a house, we have kids.
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Prosecutors, like defense attorneys, don't choose the facts of their case: They inherit them.
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"Elections determine the future our children will inherit," Pelosi said Thursday in a statement.
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Some portion of our VO2 max is innate; we inherit it from our parents.
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Bahrain's Ethiopian-born Maryam Yusuf Jamal, third originally, now stands to inherit the gold.
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The eldest sons of these men did not expect to inherit the top post.
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Americans inherit more, laterAbout 20% of Americans receive an inheritance, according to the paper.
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You don't have to win the lottery or inherit a windfall to retire early.
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It is probably not the meek but the pushy who will inherit the earth.
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Currently, Trump's children would inherit $2.1 billion, assuming the top 40% estate tax rate.
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I will not let our generation inherit his mess without doing something about it.
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As for who stands to inherit that massive fortune -- there are no beneficiaries listed.
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You don't have to be Jewish to inherit one of the BRCA gene mutations.
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Whomever succeeds Alderson will inherit a good team with several sizable holes to plug.
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"I get the nomination, and I inherit nothing from the Democratic Party," Clinton said.
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Not only do they inherit enslaved people, but they also go into slave markets.
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The child of a rider, however, does not automatically inherit a deceased parent's dragon.
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Or even bigger, what it means for them and the planet they will inherit.
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Nissan says that around ten candidates are in the running to inherit the mess.
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They're going to inherit a nation that's divided and a world that's in disarray.
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There's contempt from a man of 71 for the planet his grandchildren will inherit.
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Now that Roy was dead, Ms. Joseph stood to inherit the entire family fortune.
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That means they can inherit, and even amplify, societal biases, including racism and sexism.
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There was a sudden tension in the family about who would inherit the chieftainship.
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Daughters could not inherit property from their parents, even in the absence of sons.
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There was much the girl seemed set to inherit, including her grandmother's ceremonial knives.
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One person might, for example, inherit dozens of antiques and sell them without issue.
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Let us not inherit the stupidity of our forefatherswho, like dust, abandoned their homestead.
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Currently, it only applies to those who inherit estates worth more than $11.4 million.
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Only after the estate's debts were satisfied would the beneficiaries stand to inherit anything.
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"Inherit the Viper" is an inapt title for a better-than-not-crime drama.
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This also applies to family members who inherit Oscars from relatives who have died.
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Taxpayers who inherit a retirement account from an account owner who dies after Dec.
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No matter your age, RMD rules are in play if you inherit an IRA.
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This is fiscal recklessness, and we are bankrupting the country our grandchildren will inherit.
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"Cynthia is a self-made woman who didn't inherit her success," Ms. Katz said.
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Any one person may inherit more DNA from one grandparent and less from another.
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And we are also outsiders, not quite at home in the language we inherit.
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And the majority black leadership would inherit a situation that is beyond repair, he said.
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But algorithms are created by people, and that means they sometimes inherit our biases, too.
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She has reportedly created a foundation to eventually inherit nearly all of her Epic stock.
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Additionally, women in some communities can't inherit or own property regardless of who they marry.
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The women also remade their wills so the surviving spouse would inherit the other's properties.
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If a judge deems the 10 beneficiaries, they could inherit profits from Maier photo sales.
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Naman will also inherit that challenge of marketing a consumer-oriented product that's targeting businesses.
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Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the hollowed out shell of our democracy.
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However, the merged group will inherit net debt of around GBP865m from Gala Coral's business.
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For me, though, the issue is not what sort of world my child might inherit.
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But this is a problem you would stand to inherit if you're the next president.
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The Menendez brothers, they explained, had killed their parents to inherit a $14 million estate.
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Flies which inherit a defective version of "yellow" have yellow bodies, rather than black ones.
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He might even be the bank's first boss since 1989 to inherit inflation above 2%.
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Some people inherit the college teams of their parents or their city, but not me.
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The losers have been killed or displaced, the winners inherit a smoldering pile of rubble.
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A key part of that plan: Zuck's descendants cannot inherit the power to control Facebook.
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As a father, he worries that his kids may inherit some of his darker traits.
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There's at least one thing Ziggy didn't inherit from his father, though: his culinary skills.
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Wakefield testified the pair killed Bettig because they thought they stood to inherit his money.
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Of course, any tenacity she gets from the stars, she'll inherit threefold from her mom.
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Whoever takes charge will inherit a restive, youthful country that has been mismanaged for decades.
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Kim Kardashian's daughter North West stands to inherit one fabulous closet when she gets older.
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They will inherit a parliament in which the Conservative Party does not have a majority.
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In an Observant model, the viewer does not inherit a rigid identity within the story.
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A middle and high school teacher, Hallam didn't inherit wealth and never won the lottery.
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And if the president does fall by the wayside this term, Pence could inherit everything.
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She also made it easier for widows to inherit family plots when their husbands died.
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If one cohabiting partner dies intestate in England, for example, the other may inherit nothing.
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Understand the system of racism that exists and the power and privilege that you inherit.
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What was it like to live with that uncertainty that you might inherit this disease?
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The ruling allowed her three children to inherit an estate worth up to $2 million.
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"Little one, please don't inherit my dance moves," the mom of two captioned the footage.
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The meek are only circumstantially meek; when conditions change, they might suddenly inherit the earth.
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But Sunday, their agendas diverged over whether or not their sons should inherit that toughness.
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But why was he left to inherit so many judicial seats in the first place?
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"She cannot even inherit my car because she is a different confession," Abou Habib said.
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He died with no will, leaving his mother, under Nevada law, to inherit his assets.
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In contrast, BoJack's life builds a provocative case for the way we inherit familial trauma.
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Do they really want their own children and grandchildren to inherit this kind of world?
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We crunched the numbers about the jobs you're most likely to inherit from your parents.
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If confirmed, Sullivan will inherit the ambassadorship at a difficult point in U.S.-Russia relations.
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We inherit this idea from a beauty industry that thrives on a stringent gender divide.
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They can lose the ability to buy property or claim their rights to inherit it.
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They passed landmark legislation enabling females to inherit property, which opened paths to economic opportunity.
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Then Trump learned he would inherit the debts of the previous ownership -- and pulled out.
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She can inherit nothing, because of the entail, except for some jewelry of her mother's.
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George VI's descendants are set to continue to inherit the throne in the foreseeable future.
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Inherit the Viper is one of surprisingly few films that depict the current opioid crisis.
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We justify our suffering with the thought that our descendants may inherit a better world.
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Mr. Tillerson, with no background in diplomacy outside the energy arena, would inherit those problems.
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Whomever Mr. Trump nominates to replace Mr. Bharara will inherit an investigation of Fox News.
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"I didn't want her to inherit my problems," said Mr. O'Reilly, who wears Converse sneakers.
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Because the world you inherit in each one is always a world on the brink.
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BRITAIN HAS a new prime minister—who will inherit all the same problems his predecessor had.
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People who inherit money get their inheritance redefined in a way to hide it from taxation.
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Finally she moved out and, lo and behold, left the couch behind for me to inherit.
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The ABF's claim is built on the widely accepted doctrine that governments inherit their predecessors' debts.
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The trust specified that if Katherine died, her son Raymond would inherit her portion, Burcham said.
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One of the best ways to use an inheritance may be to not inherit at all.
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Millennials are set to inherit record wealth — and the way they manage it will be unprecedented
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We also inherit aspects of our personality that help us make it through school, like conscientiousness.
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They just inherit different sets of genes-one child gets the lighter ones, the other's darker.
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He would inherit a tattered economy along with the keys to the presidential palace in Brasilia.
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Many do not want to demotivate their children by revealing how much they stand to inherit.
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Though Graham never intended to inherit control of the newspaper, she was always interested in journalism.
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Anecdotally, millennial women who inherit wealth are prone to firing the advisers who came with it.
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Tyka is the most likely candidate to inherit Prince's estateTyka is Prince's only full biological sibling.
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By coincidence, Mueller was to inherit leadership of a Hotel Company platoon from his friend Kellogg.
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We've learned the current will simply provides ... when Britney dies her kids inherit her entire estate.
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"I inherit nothing from the Democratic Party," Clinton said, recounting her experience of winning the nomination.
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It was not the GOP varsity team that might have been expected to inherit the government.
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They didn't hit a lottery, didn't inherit it, and they do good things with their money.
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By comparison, those who inherit IRAs via a spouse have more choices, according to the IRS.
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The agency's survivors inherit nothing except fifty years of cultural advancement of art forms and ideas.
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As the eldest of Felipe's two children, Leonor is first in line to inherit the throne.
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Vladimir Putin took the risk so, when Hillary Clinton won, she would inherit a divided country.
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The step-up rule basically lets people inherit, tax free, any asset with untaxed capital gains.
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The photos come following months of speculation on whether Harry's son would inherit his ginger locks.
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If you inherit $75,000 don't spend it on 150 pairs of Jimmy Choos — shop around first.
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If you inherit the mutated gene, Alzheimer's will emerge at around age 50 — with absolute certainty.
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Some schools in turn inherit inexperienced teachers who lack the training to mentor potentially vulnerable students.
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Women are also unable in some countries to inherit land or open bank accounts without permission.
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My gaffe got me musing about the many assumptions we inherit about race without really thinking.
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That kitty could inherit its father's desirable eyes (traits include thicccbrowz) or fur pattern (like totesbasic).
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The mother, Irene Hudson, transferred her right to inherit the estate in March of last year.
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A popular, well-known candidate could co-opt a minor party and inherit its ballot access.
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But Trump did not inherit an Obama policy of routinely separating migrant children from their parents.
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"There are no heirs here, the animals are the only ones to inherit it," he said.
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Inherit one X each from mom and dad, and develop ovaries, a womb and a vagina.
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Inherit an X from mom and a Y from dad, and develop testes and a penis.
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He will inherit a state with a 5.8 percent unemployment rate, one of the country's highest.
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If the former vice president's fortunes continue to decline, Buttigieg will inherit some of his support.
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"There are no heirs here, the animals are the only ones to inherit it," he said.
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He saw them as spoiled elitists expecting to inherit the leadership without getting their hands dirty.
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Presidents have traditionally renominated the Fed chairman they inherit when taking office, regardless of party affiliation.
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With Bannon out of the White House, it's an open question: Who will inherit the whiteboards?
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Now the vanguard against them is these young protesters, concerned about the country they will inherit.
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He would inherit an agency that since March has been going through an agency-wide reorganization.
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They stand to inherit an even more stratified society than the one they were born into.
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My son will inherit our house after us and plans to live elsewhere closer to work.
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No doubt much of this is people not wanting their heirs to inherit their financial woes.
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But he promised her movie roles; they'll inherit Mommy's home in Atherton, her condo in Tahoe.
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"I inherit his physical feeling," Reeves tells PEOPLE of bringing pieces of the character home with him.
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Our actions now determine the type of world Lydia's great-great-great-great-great grandchildren will inherit.
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So, it only makes sense that her child with Alexis Ohanian would inherit some of those traits.
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Land is still transferred largely though inheritance, and it is almost always men who inherit the land.
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"You inherit the curvature of your nail like you do the color of your eyes," she says.
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Millennials have hugely unrealistic expectations about when and how much they will inherit, according to new research.
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The country changed its rules in 1983 to give women an equal right to inherit the throne.
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Widows inherit their spouses' full pension (provided they are 803 or older) without giving up their own.
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While she was pregnant with Hong Hong, both parents were worried their child would inherit the condition.
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Spacey on the set of 2009's Inherit the Wind at the Old Vic Theatre in London.
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Thanks to the Saudi connection and recovering Western defence markets, he will inherit a bulging order book.
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To be Australian is to inherit a catalog of images of black men and women in chains.
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They were scared about what kind of country their children were going to live in and inherit.
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As this study shows, it's not just the meek who inherit the Earth—it's also the quickest.
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The prince has to find solutions now for the problems he is set to inherit as monarch.
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Perhaps — but whoever won on Friday was destined to inherit such skepticism and scrutiny from many corners.
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Unlike the Koch brothers, Mr Soros did not inherit his wealth but is a self-made man.
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While women are meant to inherit land as easily as their brothers, few do so in practice.
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That disorder, MECP2 duplication syndrome, occurs when people, especially boys, inherit two copies of the MECP2 gene.
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"I inherit his physical feeling," Reeves told PEOPLE of bringing pieces of the character home with him.
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If you inherit the glitch, you have a 50% chance of passing it along to your children.
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Have some fun with it If you're an administrator, Slackbot can quickly inherit your sense of humor.
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According to the outlet, all of the grandchildren are expected to inherit several million at a minimum.
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Autosomal DNA looks at the 23 chromosomes that people inherit from their parents and grandparents, Lambert explains.
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Ukraine's leaders, while formally committed to taking back the territory, also recognise the problems they would inherit.
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Some states have made provisions in their law to allow Muslim women to inherit land as well.
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Sadly, the next president will inherit all of the foreign and national security problems that exist today.
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While he's currently Crown Prince and in line to inherit the Kingdom, Saudi politics can be brutal.
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I wonder whether it is because we inherit different notions of home, identity and kinship as immigrants?
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We inherit these traits so that our father's legacy can survive even after he has passed away.
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The Kaderlis didn't win the lottery or inherit a windfall that allowed them to quit their jobs.
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By talking about how best to use the money they'll inherit one day, it helps create purpose.
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That means Gates' heirs would have essentially a $0 tax basis in the Microsoft stock they inherit.
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Apple's 2020 iPhones will likely inherit the new features found on the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro.
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Still, the political-media wiseguys and gals remain obsessed with which Republican candidate will inherit the establishment.
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The president did inherit a mess here, but not because his predecessors were stupid or short-sighted.
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There were whispers that she was ready to inherit Stewart's role as UConn's next great swing player.
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The new president, whether a Democrat or a Republican, should also inherit policies that limit that power.
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Relatives said that her husband had fabricated the claim because he wanted to inherit her land interests.
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Younger generations aren't just waiting to inherit — they're also turning to family for day-to-day help.
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She will face Keith Wofford, a lawyer, and the winner will inherit several lawsuits against President Trump.
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Now women can inherit property, whereas not too long ago, family wealth was passed on to men.
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In New York, Mr. Carranza will inherit a system that is generally moving in a positive direction.
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"I found out that 79% of the millionaires we talked to didn't inherit one dime," he says.
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Recall that you inherit half your DNA from your mom and half your DNA from your dad.
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May's successor will inherit a daunting political calculus, within the divided Conservative Party and inside Parliament. Mrs.
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Their children would tend to inherit the genes underlying both their mother's preference and their father's trait.
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We're spiritual creatures; our lives are shaped by the moral landscapes and ideals we inherit and absorb.
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She wrote a letter with instructions on where to find important documents and who should inherit what.
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These divisions are especially apparent among environmentalists, who inherit a troubling history of colonialism, racism, and exclusion.
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Facts First: Trump did not inherit an Obama policy of routinely separating migrant children from their parents.
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It would also imperil future generations of Americans who will inherit the disasters we cavalierly leave behind.
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With the passage of time, young Americans will inherit this country and its experiment in self-governance.
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It's especially challenging for those who are self-made, as opposed to those who inherit a fortune.
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At Amtrak, Flynn will inherit a railroad that struggled to decrease accident rates under its previous executive.
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But even if it does, Mr. Macron would inherit a fractured, ungovernable France, recalling Germany's Weimar Republic.
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Dr. Shulkin will inherit a thicket of challenges in the aging and overburdened veterans health care system.
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Jamie is quickly confronted with his inescapable family legacy because Jocasta wants him to inherit her fortune.
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Ths doesn't sit well with Blake's daughter, Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies), who had expected to inherit the company.
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We each have two parents, the thinking goes, so therefore we inherit half of each parent's DNA.
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That means we inherit about a quarter of our DNA from each grandparent — but only on average.
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She's desperate to be fucked, to end up impregnated, to inherit the plantation when Big Daddy dies.
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Because this administration has not had a strong and firm foreign policy, we are going to inherit — one of us here is going to inherit a total mess... BLITZER: All right... KASICH: ... and we're going to have to work our way out of it, including... BLITZER: Let's continue.
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Their children — like my children — may never come back to the island, but they will inherit the dream.
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Children can inherit the changes that occur in how their parents genes are expressed due to environmental stressors.
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Powell will inherit a strong economy, low inflation and a clear near-term policy path set by Yellen.
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But the Bible clearly says that those who practice these things will not inherit the Kingdom of God.
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One potential solution, proposed by Esvelt, creates limits to the number of generations that inherit an engineered trait.
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"The greater the mess we inherit, the more radical we have to be," Mr McDonnell told the conference.
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Campaigners say they are ready to escalate, spurred by righteous indignation about the world they stand to inherit.
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His youth, charisma, and dizzying ascent have some thinking he's a top contender to inherit Barack Obama's mantle.
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Meza told people that upon Merendino's death, he stood to inherit his oceanfront condo, Merendino's car and money.
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Widows and widowers inherit the full pensions of their deceased spouses, which they can combine with their own.
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By lucky chance they inherit a house in Vineland from Willa's aunt; unfortunately, the place is a wreck.
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After Hugh Hefner's passing, questions are swirling around over who will inherit his fortune, estimated at $50 million.
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Security Moms have real concerns about the future their children will inherit: real concerns that deserve real answers.
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His cave-in on diesel prices will add to the fiscal burden that the next president will inherit.
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Above all, it would cement the young prince's image as a bold moderniser soon to inherit the throne.
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Her family legacy is, in itself, a conversation, as Jamilah struggles not to inherit her mother's superiority complex.
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During the Emmys interview with Rancic, Kemper also discussed what she'd love to inherit from her Netflix character.
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It would be a bigger challenge for Europeans alone, especially if they did not inherit NATO's command structure.
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There's also 8GB of storage on board, though unfortunately the Clara HD doesn't inherit the Aura One's waterproofing.
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Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette is reportedly set to inherit some of the Chanel designer's estimated $195 million fortune.
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They will inherit wealth, homes, and stability, even if they haven't felt the benefit of their privilege already.
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Ron Weiner remembers sitting his two girls down to discuss the amount of money they stood to inherit.
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Having the good luck to inherit good genes, and to be born into a wealthy, sports-oriented family.
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Administrations often inherit policies they dislike, but they generally work to amend them to retain continuity and credibility.
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We inherit mitochondria from our mothers: eggs have hundreds of thousands of mitochondria whereas sperm contribute essentially none.
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Trump is slated to inherit an estimated more than 100 judicial vacancies, including one on the Supreme Court.
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The document does not reveal who the trustees are, only that they will inherit all of Epstein's property.
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Boyd is most likely an important returning piece who may inherit the starting point guard role next season.
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But if worse comes to worst in Afghanistan, at least the Taliban will inherit some well-maintained equipment.
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A child born today in America will inherit that burden, the victim of an intergenerational crime without consequence.
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With no mention of the clock in the will, it's unclear who she actually intended to inherit it.
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Daniel Suarez stayed out during the caution at the end of the first stage to inherit the lead.
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Clearly they and other long-distance migrants inherit a mental map and the ability to constantly recalibrate it.
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Did some dude who despises steak sauce suddenly inherit a shitload of the stuff from his wacky aunt?
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But if you inherit a retirement account, the law reduces the time that you can shelter the money.
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Second, what can lawmakers do to ensure that those who inherit extraordinary sums are paying their fair share?
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What can be different among various ethnic groups is the patterns of genes we inherit from our families.
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And what worries them most is who will inherit their charism — the great spiritual gift their order brings.
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Under the Trump administration's plan, the Treasury Department would inherit the authority to investigate tobacco and alcohol smuggling.
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Today, scientists can do something Galton couldn't imagine: they can track the genes we inherit from our parents.
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Some research shows that there may be genetic factors at play — you can inherit the disordered eating tendencies.
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We gratefully inherit these institutions from our ancestors, we steward them and pass them along to our descendants.
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If the property is bought through a trust, the child will inherit the house when the parent dies.
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"The people moderating the debates ought to reflect those of us who will inherit America," the piece concludes.
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"If you inherit a pass-through business, like rentals or small businesses, there are new rules," he said.
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Presumably she is inheriting your estate so she may also inherit assets that would bolster her financial standing.
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A much-misunderstood man who means well, he will not inherit the public's great affection for his mother.
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The leaders we entrust with positions of power today will decide the future that our children will inherit.
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The new administration is likely to inherit the 600 MHz auction — both its final rounds and its implementation.
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And whoever becomes president, whether Trump again or someone new, will inherit a crisis — and decide what comes next.
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His latest series, Inherit the Dust, imagines these beautiful creatures wandering landscapes they've long since been driven out of.
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Or, could a possible Targaryen-Stark/Targaryen baby inherit the kingdom after its parents die fighting for the living?
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London (CNN)To inherit one nuclear crisis might look like misfortune, but to develop a second looks like carelessness.
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For instance, you probably wouldn't want your minor child to directly inherit your life insurance proceeds or retirement accounts.
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When Emperor Akihito abdicates the throne, as he's expected to next year, his son Crown Prince Nahurito will inherit.
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Perhaps Bighead's newfound skills pretending to be a Stanford CS professor will have prepared him to inherit the mantle?
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Prince Jackson's oldest child, Prince, 20, loves music — and jokes about his failure to inherit his father's musical chops.
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It will also pit Mr Valls against another ambitious figure seeking to inherit the moderate centre-left: Emmanuel Macron.
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Scientists have long known that the genes people inherit are instrumental in determining how tall or short they become.
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A 2009 Pakistani Supreme Court ruling helped establish some protections for transgender people, including how they can inherit property.
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We learn, as Gregor Mendel discovered with pea plants, that we can inherit multiple forms of the same gene.
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Brownfield developers inherit hardware, embedded software and tool decisions that limit the flexibility of their design and development process.
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Japanese citizens has been mixed on their feelings about having a female inherit the throne in the future. 4.
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The museum will inherit the house when Goldstein—who has no children, ex-wives, or other obvious heirs—dies.
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The Personal Capital survey on retirement readiness found that millennials expect to inherit about a million dollars, on average.
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Much is now changing under the crown prince as he consolidates greater powers and prepares to inherit the throne.
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Inherit the Dust exhibitions will take place through April and May in Los Angeles, London, Berlin, Paris, and Stockholm.
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Monty Brewster has to spend $30m in 30 days, without accruing any assets, to inherit a fortune of $300m.
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"Since we are His children, we are His heirs," but we don't just inherit a happy ending in heaven.
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Who better to inherit the earth at a time of crisis than a generation obsessed with science and engineering?
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Her influence could mean you become a great runner, too—even if you didn't inherit those genes at all.
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Molitor said she had two elderly patients who were worried that their grandchildren would inherit an America in turmoil.
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" So, after an Aunt attempts to subdue her with the phrase, Offred says, "For they shall inherit the Earth.
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The joy it gave me was replaced by seething anger as I watched my kid brother inherit the Jeep.
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Ultimately, if we want our children and grandchildren to inherit a better, cleaner planet, fact must trump politics. Rep.
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Our sources say the new estate plan creates a trust for the kids, who will inherit her entire estate.
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Alongside the right to marry and inherit property, they are also eligible for quotas in jobs and educational institutions.
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And second, the surveillance apparatus he is about to inherit is far scarier than the one available to Nixon.
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As the second duke and first duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan inherit that mantle of revolutionary progressive ideas.
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And an independent Scotland might not inherit Britain's EU opt-outs and would thus have to join the euro.
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We now have the technology to deliver energy security and economic growth without compromising the world our children inherit.
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Now that her owner has passed, the famous feline might be in place to inherit $150 million, reports Yahoo.
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The younger Sulzberger, or A.G. as he is known in the building, will inherit a job of astonishing complexity.
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But you'll inherit a new responsibility, which requires skills and knowledge you rarely utilized in your pre-retirement life.
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According to the book, 70% of millionaires didn't inherit their millions, nor were they born as heirs or heiresses.
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Without legal proof of death, it may be difficult for spouses to remarry or for families to inherit property.
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Left unaddressed, there could be a legal tangle regarding the rights of a future child to inherit, he said.
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How can a man who has never held a job he didn't inherit or buy retire from being himself?
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On the 20th, the social butterflies inherit the earth as the sun floats into garrulous Gemini for a month.
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This was how Emperor Akihito experienced the glorious imperial era whose mantle he would inherit and seek to reform.
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This time, the meeting dramatized both his lame-duck status and the changed world that his successor will inherit.
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People change their will as circumstances change and they re-decide who should inherit how much of their assets.
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Let's hope that a critical mass of those who will inherit this current state of affairs will coalesce soon.
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That way, the son will inherit the older woman's land, and ensure that her lineage does not fade away.
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In one basement, a man spends his life building a train set, but has no one to inherit it.
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"By our own example, we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," Mrs.
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Many of those who inherit lack the confidence that they are able to, or know how to, make money.
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We also assumed that simply holding progressive beliefs about equality meant our daughter would inherit the same world view.
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It is the VSCO girls and TikTok stars who will inherit the earth — its follies, its failures, its successes.
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Furthermore, barriers to changing the social contract in countries that inherit constitutions from a previous authoritarian regime are steep.
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Your pets: If you have a dog, cat, or other pets, it's important to choose who will inherit them.
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Lawmakers recently upended a tax strategy for wealthy Americans who want their loved ones to inherit sizable retirement accounts.
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Batten's disease is recessive — a patient must inherit two mutated versions of a gene, MFSD8, to develop the disease.
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The last thing he wants his two young children to inherit is a hillside strewn with dry, flammable brush.
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At 25, Kardashian — the only one of Jenner's children to inherit the chronic issue — had her first flare-up.
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This is proper: After all, reducing emissions is ultimately what shapes how damaged a planet today's children will inherit.
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Instead, he models what rigorous historical scrutiny looks like, in turn empowering us to inherit that task from him.
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And humans inherit our first large dollop of microbes from our mothers as we pass through the birth canal.
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In the 1985 movie starring Richard Pryor, Brewster had to spend $30 million in order to inherit $300 million.
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It's about what kind of nation we're going to be and what kind of country our children will inherit.
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We inherit mitochondrial DNA only from our mothers, because a father's sperm destroys its own mitochondrial DNA during fertilization.
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Ms. Salaman was in poor health; when she died, Mr. Morton assumed he'd inherit some of his mother's fortune.
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Avicii's entire fortune will go to his parents -- who stand to inherit upwards of $25 million after his suicide.
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Whoever takes May's place will inherit the still-unresolved Brexit crisis and face the same complex reality she did.
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The Trump administration and the next VA secretary will inherit many challenges in continuing to reform the VA. They will also inherit the opportunity to do what no modern president has done: fix the VA. Candidate Trump often said on the campaign trail that veterans' issues were a priority of his campaign.
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Those kids may not have voting interest in the Murdoch family trust, but they're set to inherit $2 billion each.
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Everyone else in line to inherit could do the same and the property would end up going to the state.
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Replacing that tiny bit of genetic code could save a child from a deadly disorder they would otherwise definitely inherit.
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If we're lucky to inherit our mother's most distinctive traits, then 18-month-old MilliAnna Worthy has hit the jackpot.
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When she got married and moved out, I assumed I would inherit the couch since she was leaving the state.
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This allows a seller to inherit a positive star rating and high ranking for a product without ever selling anything.
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In Winterfell, the first bastard King of the North declared that children should not inherit the crimes of their fathers.
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And even if there were, there's nothing we could do about which queer era we inherit, which ones we build.
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All the cells in our body typically descend from a single fertilized egg, and they inherit all the same genes.
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"By our own example we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," she said.
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Herzer had been set to inherit $70 million before Redstone changed his estate plan in October, according to court documents.
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Yeah. Because of the endemic sexism that exits in society, women couldn't own or inherit their own property until 1850.
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Meredith: The idea that Greg has been, this whole time, in line to inherit $250 million is absolutely brain-breaking.
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Gay people in India are currently not allowed to marry, adopt children or inherit their partner's wealth should they die.
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And if you think about what Ronald Reagan inherited, it's not unlike what the next president is going to inherit.
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Your house has its own stories left over by previous owners, which you inherit along with its basement and attic.
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Now incumbency is almost an inherit disadvantage with the entire Republican base and volunteer corps demanding we drain the swamp.
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She redefines her motives — "Fine, a dynasty for us, then" — now that she has no children to inherit a kingdom.
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He says he will stay on to advise his eldest son, Victor Li, who will inherit his two main businesses.
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The genes you inherit obviously determine many of your physical traits, such as the color of your hair and eyes.
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Many observers have assumed that she could inherit a great deal of the African-American vote in the presidential primaries.
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That battle ended today, when an official death certificate was finally issued, allowing Bingham to finally inherit his father's title.
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Though he's a more conventional Republican, he will inherit a party that is even more fractured than it is now.
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He claims that his father owns a pineapple plantation, that as son and heir, he is set to inherit millions.
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But long before children are aware of what they might inherit, there are more foundational conversations that parents should have.
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Of course, that same tenacity is something that Gracie had to inherit in order to get where she is now.
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Rather, whatever penchants and capabilities we inherit with our genes are so malleable that their expression takes infinitely diverse forms.
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The next U.S. president will inherit an East Asia policy vulnerable to the uncertainties of Japan's transition away from pacifism.
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I have three children, and I don't want them to inherit blistering winds in summer and savage hurricanes in winter.
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The next Oversight chairman will inherit part of the politically charged investigation into Russia's interference in the U.S. presidential election.
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Years of inaction under Donald Trump and Pruitt will mean more problems for the generations that will inherit the world.
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But the next prime minister, whether Johnson or Hunt, will inherit the same Brexit deadlock that ultimately ended May's premiership.
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There have been discussions about amending the laws to allow women to inherit the throne, but traditionalists oppose this move .
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These women wondered to themselves and each other, is this the snack chip world our daughters will inherit from us?!
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People who inherit two copies of the "fast" variant – one from each parent – are generally referred to as fast metabolizers.
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To inherit something we must lose someone, so Belag is acknowledging in her title that she has made a sacrifice.
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He's clearly rich, but he had a rich dad and stood to inherit tens of millions of dollars all along.
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Roth I.R.A.s, for example, aren't subject to R.M.D.s (unless you inherit one), because contributions are made with after-tax money.
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The McJob generation, it seemed, might actually inherit one of the most powerful jobs in the world (well, kind of).
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Meredith will inherit Life magazine's vast trove of archival photos, some of the most iconic documents of the 20th century.
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Our friend Kevin, who&aposs our dog and house sitter when we&aposre out of town, would inherit the dogs.
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She will inherit the role of the alien adventurer from Peter Capaldi, who announced he would step down in January.
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As far as debts ... Courtney's picking up the tab for 3 of their credit cards, and he's gonna inherit one.
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If your relationship progresses, you fear that you will inherit this man-child and presumably begin scheduling his teeth cleanings.
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Trudeau's new foreign minister, François-Philippe Champagne, however, will inherit her duties as the minister responsible for U.S.-Canada relations.
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A will smooths the way for your heirs to inherit whatever you're going to give them, saving time and money.
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The condition is that if any of the family doesn't want to inherit the house, it can't just be sold.
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Prince George's great grandson is set to eventually become the Duke of Kent — but he will never inherit the throne.
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Wealth Matters Ron Weiner remembers sitting his two girls down to discuss the amount of money they stood to inherit.
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Both men aspire to inherit the conservative, religious A.K.P. constituency that Mr. Erdogan has successfully harnessed to stay in power.
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It will also inherit all Docker Enterprise customers and contracts, as well as its strategic technology alliances and partner programs.
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Presidents have historically asked the Fed chair they inherit to stay for another four-year term, regardless of party differences.
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Bold ideas and campaign promises are great, but the next president must recognize they will inherit a deeply divided country.
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In other words, if you inherit stock and then immediately sell it, there are no taxable capital gains at all.
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We should also remember that national governments come and go, and those that replace them inherit a nation's nuclear assets.
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My education, in other words, was never only about me, but also about the world I was poised to inherit.
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In an interview last year, the late designer said that Choupette, a Birman cat, would inherit some of his fortune.
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Some at Gene's had worked with him for years, but he told Cherry he wanted her to inherit the salon.
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Look back far enough in your family tree, and you'll encounter ancestors from whom you inherit no DNA at all.
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Mr. Trump's luck was to inherit an economy that had been on a steadily improving glide path since around 2010.
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David Cassidy's son, Beau, stands to inherit his late father's estate, which is reportedly worth a lot more than previously expected.
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As researchers have dug deeper into genetics, the study of how people inherit the life experiences of their ancestors has exploded.
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Because of this, the two sons the couple had together were considered illegitimate, and were not able to inherit the title.
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If the test shows Abel is indeed Dalí's daughter, she could inherit 25 percent of the artist's estate, the Telegraph reports.
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An Iranian embassy official said children born to non-Iranian men were not stateless as they would inherit their father's nationality.
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The vote is only weeks away, but the winner will inherit a party still facing fundamental questions about its path forward.
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Authorities argued that Meza killed his millionaire lover so he could inherit Merendino's $22 million estate and his $573,257 oceanfront condo.
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Earlier in 2012, Pakistan's Supreme Court had declared equal rights for the community, including their right to inherit property and assets.
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Historically, this is why the kids inherit their father's name – because paternity is thought not to be as certain as maternity.
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"Everyone at Dotdash has a little bit of a chip on our shoulder, in that we didn't inherit this," said Vogel.
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Areola size is something that you inherit from your parents, just like your breast and foot size, or your freckle pattern.
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After all, millennials stand to inherit $30 trillion as part of the great transfer of wealth in the next three decades.
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"I was very lucky to inherit some of her fabulous, old '40s and '50s hats, handbags, and jackets," she tells us.
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Forbes later clarified that it uses the term to describe those billionaires who didn't inherit their fortunes, but instead built them.
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Also, according to the Dogon themselves, jealous co-wives sometimes poison each other's offspring so that their own will inherit more.
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Luongo made 49 saves for the Panthers, who now inherit the Islanders' mantle as the longest-suffering team in the NHL.
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So it's less like creating a level playing field and more like preserving the playing field that you inherit from states.
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The LNA says it has 85,000 men but this includes soldiers paid by the central government who it hopes to inherit.
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Libertelli's replacement will inherit that battle — along with a full plate of fast moving policy debates in the European Union, too.
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"Mainly, it's about all of us," Brandt writes in an accompanying Inherit the Dust photobook, which is now available for purchase.
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This epidemic has spilled into the American workforce, because once you hire an employee, you inherit their family — and their issues.
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As Haley's likely successor, Nauert would inherit the tricky role of advocating for an "America First" worldview in a multilateral organization.
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But, here's my main gripe with the A93 III: it doesn't inherit the electronic viewfinder from the A7R or the A9.
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He will inherit a political crisis over Britain's exit from the European Union, currently due to take place on Oct. 31.
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So if your first character in the sim takes too long escaping, the second character will inherit a much tougher challenge.
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As English speakers, we inherit, rather haphazardly, a set of words and phrases to represent and describe our world around us.
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Inherit the wind Snow kiting is highly technical and takes up to a year of regular training to master the basics.
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As Haley's likely successor, Nauert would inherit the tricky role of advocating for Trump's worldview while working in a multilateral organization.
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The photo is classic Judi: an unabashed smile and a whole lot of hair, which I was lucky enough to inherit.
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The court ruling means that his son, Lord Bingham, can inherit the family title and become the 8th Earl of Lucan.
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In Tuesday's interview McGraw asked her whether she thought Hernandez might have killed himself so she could inherit millions of dollars.
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There was no official death certificate, which meant that Lord Lucan's son, George Charles Bingham, could not inherit the family title.
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Second in line to inherit his fortune, should something happen to his wife, is his 25-year-old adopted daughter Danielle.
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"Whoever replaces Barack Obama is going to inherit a worse recession than the one that he inherited from Bush," said Schiff.
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Sons, on the other hand, can inherit property, continue the family line, and play a vital role in important Hindu rituals.
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"The human brain is flexible, and we can inherit some basic behavior patterns that culture can sculpt and change," she says.
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The LNA says it has 85,000 men but this includes soldiers paid by the central government that it hopes to inherit.
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The name he chose inscribed him within a cultural tradition that he had been forced to inherit and chose to remake.
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Whoever prevails in this year's presidential election will inherit a fiscal mess, the magnitude of which is only now becoming apparent.
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Trump will inherit a healthy economy for jobs, but he may face challenges as the market inches closer to full employment.
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There, a network of organizations, the Working Group for Women and Land Ownership, was formed to help daughters inherit agricultural land.
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As a matter of fact, his proposed tax cuts will add to the deficit he will inherit from the current administration.
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For Holland, "Mamma's cooking" is about what we inherit from those before us, and how it ends up on a plate.
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Human cells are considered diploid because they inherit two sets of chromosomes, 23 from the mother and 23 from the father.
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Moreover, our income and payroll taxes allow heirs to exclude everything they inherit from their tax returns, no matter how vast.
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When pension recipients die, widows and widowers may inherit the full pension of their spouse and add it to their own.
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Jessa-Lynn's father killed himself in his workshop, leaving his daughter to discover his body and inherit his failing taxidermy business.
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But an elite that tries to manage them away with more enlightened media curation deserves to inherit nothing but the wind.
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According to the customs of the Kipsigis, an unmarried woman can inherit land, but it must be less than her brothers.
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They tend to come from families whose parents or ancestors accumulated wealth, and they have inherited or stand to inherit millions.
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Some people I met who will inherit significant amounts of money didn't know the difference between a stock and a bond.
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It's a sign of growing confidence in the economic expansion that Donald Trump is about to inherit from President Barack Obama.
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"The greater the mess we inherit, the more radical we have to be," he told the party's annual conference in Liverpool.
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People with disabilities and those with chronic illnesses who inherit an I.R.A. also are exempt from the 10-year withdrawal deadline.
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With his speech last night, the president has declared that he will not allow any of these actors to inherit Afghanistan.
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The coming departure of Graydon Carter, Vanity Fair's editor for 25 years, has set off a race to inherit his throne.
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But is a future of genetically engineered bodies, or of no bodies at all, the kind anyone would want to inherit?
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Mr. Patinkin, 64, will inherit Mr. Groban's role of Pierre, a hard-drinking, bitter aristocrat who plays piano and accordion onstage.
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Over the next decade, millennials are expected to inherit over $68 trillion from their baby boomer parents, according to an Oct.
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And he eventually gave me the chance to inherit Sunday duty from my pal David Moore, which was an absolute honor.
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"Japan will be laughed at in the world if we keep saying" only men can inherit the throne, Mr. Tokoro said.
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In theory, he could leave billions each to his children and grandchildren, who wouldn't have to pay taxes to inherit it.
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To get the disease, a person usually must inherit two faulty copies of the Niemann-Pick gene, one from each parent.
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"There's an old adage, that we don't inherit the Earth from our ancestors, but borrow it from our grandchildren," he said.
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The LNA says it has 85,000 men, but this includes soldiers paid by the central government that it hopes to inherit.
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It'd be amazing if it turned out that children could inherit something that came about through the experience of the parents.
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The other device is a new mid-sized iPad, which might well inherit the iPad Pro branding from its larger sibling.
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There are three obvious reforms, all concerning imperial sexism: to allow princesses who marry commoners to remain in the imperial family and thus be able to carry out official duties; to allow the sons of princesses to inherit the throne, thus expanding the pool of potential heirs, and to allow women to inherit the throne themselves.
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He lived in one of the estate's farmhouses as his mum lived here so he never got the chance to inherit it.
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Your eye color may be thanks to genetic inheritance, but not everything we inherit is encoded in the letters of our DNA.
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People either inherit a lot of money and don't squander it by living within their means, or they simply start saving early.
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It makes sense that she wants Ziggy's father to be good, especially if she's worried he might inherit her failures and shortcomings.
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Investigators suspected Meza killed his lover so that he could inherit Merendino's multi-million-dollar estate as well as the new condo.
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When Chandler killed himself decades later, he left behind $21982,000 in a bank account and no known relatives to inherit the money.
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So does Duncan's son Malcolm (Will Meyers), a high school student who'd rather play football (for secret reasons) than inherit the kingdom.
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Wade — the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide — the states will likely inherit all the power to legalize or criminalize abortion.
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And at each of these locations, if you inherit one version of SNP, it could raise your height by a mere millimeter.
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A byproduct of trying to imagine a future is a question for young people: What sort of a world will they inherit?
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But, under the law, should the children of an heir be raised Catholic, they would not be able to inherit the throne.
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Statistically, the answer is yes, and it's the situation Donald Trump will inherit when he takes the oath of office next month.
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And news of rising Obamacare premiums gave him an opening to criticize President Barack Obama's legacy that Clinton is running to inherit.
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Our biggest concern at that time was that some of those countries would inherit the nuclear weapons from the former Soviet Union.
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The 2-year-old royal is set to inherit a half-size classic Aston Martin V8 Volante from his father Prince William.
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Fear that he would inherit the disease or pass it along to his children became an ever-present fixture in his life.
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Phillip Sarofim, aka Avril Lavigne's new beau, will inherit that fortune, which is good for them if they stay together, truly. E!
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The question then becomes how well O'Connor might perform in Muskingum and Morrow in an effort to offset the inherit Balderson advantage.
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The only way most poor people get resources in their lifetime is to inherit - they don't have the money to purchase land.
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This won't change anything for you unless you inherit more than $5.45 million, in which case Trump's plan will save you money.
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To view more of Nick Brandt's work, information on exhibitions, and where to buy his book Inherit the Dust, visit his site.
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As society continues to deteriorate and our education system crumbles, those who remember this "cool calculator trick" just might inherit the earth.
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He would have to inspire a stampede at the Convention to rip the nomination from Humphrey, who stood to inherit Johnson's delegates.
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Indeed, it takes a healthy net worth to purchase an NFL team (though, some owners were lucky enough to inherit their teams).
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Maybe Ida would inherit a sweet and useless Roy, post-pornography, sitting politely behind a drool cloth, swaddled in food-stained sweaters.
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In New York, Hornacek would inherit a team that has struggled since Jackson was hired to reshape the franchise in March 2014.
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Gifts of cryptocurrency are also reportable: In that case, you inherit the cost basis of the person who gave it to you.
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There are 618,000 millennial millionaires in the US, and they're on track to inherit even more wealth from the richest generation ever
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"Presidents inherit economies, and President Trump had the benefit of inheriting an economy that was gaining momentum in late 2016," Sweet said.
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Most millionaires did not come from wealth or inherit moneyContrary to popular belief, most of today's millionaires worked hard to get there.
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"Even if the estrangements are long-standing, sometimes there's an expectation that a child will inherit from those estranged parents," said Alaimo.
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"The economic situation we inherit today represents scorched earth, the ultimate failure of neoliberalism," Mr Kicillof declared at the Peronists' victory celebration.
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A child born today in this country will inherit a crushing burden of debt, part of an inter-generational crime without consequence.
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"One of our residents said it beautifully: 'You shouldn't be able to inherit this seat, you have to earn it,' " Tlaib said.
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Only 10 percent of rich parents, the Washington Post reports, give their children a full picture of what they stand to inherit.
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But your heirs would not be able to take this step-down, since they'd inherit the stock at a new, lower basis.
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Fathers like her own often carry one of the BRCA mutations that 50 percent of their male and female offspring will inherit.
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"Most police chiefs inherit large forces riddled with significant problems, many of them already working for local drug gangs, " Mr. Guerrero said.
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In new docs filed by the executor of Carrie's estate, Billie stands to inherit $6.8 million in personal property left by Carrie.
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And they don't give up their divinities, they keep them all their lives and they inherit them from one generation to another.
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Overweight mothers are more likely to have overweight babies, and the gut bacteria the babies inherit may in part be to blame.
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When Ms. Lightfoot replaces Rahm Emanuel in May, she will inherit a scandal-prone police department and a persistently high homicide rate.
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Wealthy parents fear that if they tell their kids how much they will inherit, the kids won't develop a strong work ethic.
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The upcoming vehicles inherit the Wagoneer name from the boxy, stylish, and sometimes-wood-paneled SUV that was sold beginning in 1962.
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Before this year, those lucky enough to inherit an individual retirement account had to take some money out of it each year.
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Under the new rules, many people who inherit an I.R.A. must now empty it, and pay any required taxes, within 10 years.
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For previous generations, the answer was often simple: The children would inherit it, just as their parents inherited keepsakes from their parents.
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If their children inherit two copies of the gene, they could develop anemia, which can cause joint pain, weakness and even death.
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Students often inherit this debt after graduating, and have to consider it as they pursue careers and the possibility of continued education.
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If Jackson is confirmed, he will inherit a Department of Veterans Affairs that has been faced with challenges that have spanned years.
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The timing varies though, suggesting that different fungi developed their algae-hugging habits independently, and didn't inherit it from one main ancestor.
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If confirmed, Barr will inherit the Russia investigation and, perhaps most importantly at this stage, ultimately decide what happens to Mueller's report.
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And now, with Monday evening unfolding unevenly, they know it is likely the rest of the country could inherit their anxiety, too.
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Prince William has been immersing himself in a key part of his future – the vast estate that he will one day inherit.
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If he does win, Mr. Macron will inherit a sclerotic, underproducing, overtaxed, absurdly bureaucratic, highly partisan country with a huge security problem.
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Though his wife was in line to inherit control of the governing party, Ms. Jayaram staked her claim as his legitimate successor.
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"8. "Do your children possess the necessary financial literacy skills and values to be good stewards over the wealth they will inherit?
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For all his criticism during the campaign of Mr. Obama's economic stewardship, Mr. Trump will inherit an economy that is fundamentally solid.
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"The risks that older people hope they might dodge are the problems the young will inherit," he warned in a press release.
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Others, worried that their children may not inherit their wealth once they pass away, should purchase permanent life insurance coverage, if possible.
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"He thought he would inherit not just the studio but the prestige and the talent," someone involved with the foundation told me.
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The jokes and memes on their signs served as a veneer over a deep anxiety about the world they stand to inherit.
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The individual would report directly to Mattis and would inherit new responsibilities in developing offensive and defensive cyber capabilities for the department.
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"Desperation is the land they inherit and inhabit", the late, great reporter Wayne Barrett said of the family, from grandfather to son.
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So the man who will inherit the Mueller investigation, if confirmed, has deep suspicions that elements of the probe are a sham.
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Years of peace and prosperity mean that the old linger and the middle-aged flourish, while the young inherit only boredom and aimlessness.
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The rules regarding gender were also changed, so that a first-born daughter would inherit the throne, irrespective of whether a boy followed.
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An unusual bastion of Democratic strength This is a place where tradition rules -- where folks inherit their family's politics along with the land.
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Simon Wadsworth, the Managing Director of reputation management firm Igniyte, told CNBC that Bayer is spending a lot to inherit a bad reputation.
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If no parents are alive, then siblings, nephews, and grandnephews inherit—and on and on—all the way to first cousins twice-removed.
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And not to get too grim, but you can name a person to inherit your password list should something ever happen to you.
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A draft law would also allow foreigners to own land if they inherit it or have an investment plan approved by the government.
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And the water is just the latest in a long assault on the town, and these are the children who will inherit it.
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Up to 65 percent of women who inherit the mutations will develop breast cancer, often much younger than is typical for the disease.
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This is when the jet would inherit the risk of maintaining high take-off thrust, as it dived "way too fast," Langer said.
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THE chance that a sexually reproducing organism's offspring will inherit a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is usually 50%.
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When evaluating the potential risk an organization may inherit through an investment, it's best to avoid gut feelings and focus on the facts.
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Herzer had been set to inherit $70 million before Redstone, a multi-billionaire, changed his estate plan in October, according to court documents.
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It is the question of what kind of world will we leave for our children and what kind of nations they will inherit.
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Our parents genes can impact us, even if we do not inherit their genetic traits at all, researchers in England and Iceland found.
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They studied at 21,637 Icelandic people, born between 1940 and 1983, and which genes they did and did not inherit from their parents.
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It's not just the food you eat, the weights you lift, and the genes you inherit that affect your rate of muscle growth.
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It might seem strange to group He's experiment alongside the more common genetic procedures parents use to ensure their offspring don't inherit diseases.
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"Remember that you ... will inherit whatever society you help create, so make sure it's one that you can be proud of," says Ellis.
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Better to offend a businessman than the president of the United States and a party that would almost certainly inherit the White House.
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Prince Charles is excited to be expecting his fourth grandchild, but at the same time, he's concerned about the planet they will inherit.
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Even dogs and horses are transformed into strange embodiments of manic depression and anxiety, as if they inherit the human tendency to overthink.
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Only a few can work at Google, or gain a Singaporean passport, inherit property in London's Mayfair or sell $20 cheese to Manhattanites.
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For example, should you inherit a home, you'd need to decide (perhaps jointly with other heirs), if and when to sell, Bradley said.
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Reverse mortgages are complicated, and things have sometimes gotten messy for borrowers with surviving spouses or heirs who hoped to inherit the home.
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And the climate movement has its own growing, passionate groups of teenagers who are organizing to ensure that they inherit a livable world.
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"When you inherit an IRA, you have to take a required minimum distribution or take the money out within five years," LaBrecque said.
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If Macron wins, he will inherit the most politically potent presidency in the democratic world with fearfully small experience and little institutional support.
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Back then he was wagering that Trump would fade, and he wanted to be in a friendly position to inherit the billionaire's supporters.
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If you're not part of it, you're missing out on the opportunity to inherit clients that a male partner might be able to.
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Biden's struggle with civil rights matters highlights exactly why the Obamas may not see him as a natural fit to inherit their legacy.
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More likely, the burden will fall on future generations that inherit a smaller capital stock and are faced with paying higher tax rates.
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The announcement comes during a critical time for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, of which the next Justice Department chief will inherit oversight.
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One study estimates about 70 percent of women who inherit a BRCA mutation will develop breast cancer by the the time they're 80.
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But fear alone cannot draw the contours of how life is lived; it cannot shape the scope of the world our children inherit.
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We should reduce the exemption (currently $22 million for married couples) or convert the tax to a levy on those who inherit wealth.
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If you inherit someone as a CEO, it's perfectly fine to fire them when you realize they're not capable of doing the job.
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When briefing members of the jury, the judge reminded them that Dr. Khaw would inherit his wife's share of their jointly owned properties.
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His successor will inherit a company that has been battered by the arrest and subsequent ouster of former chairman Carlos Ghosn last year.
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As New York's attorney general, she will inherit several lawsuits against President Trump and could become a face of resistance to his policies.
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Only in the last minutes before fertilization do they destroy protein clumps and damaged proteins, so that their offspring won't inherit that burden.
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In asking the question of who will inherit what remains of the British Empire, it brings to mind one literary classic in particular.
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Once the DNA confirms that he is Ken Okoth's son, he will be entitled under the succession law to inherit from Ken's estate.
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Credit...Nicolas Ortega If you're fortunate enough to own or inherit an I.R.A., there are some new rules you'll want to know about.
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Mr. Baghdadi's warning suggested that he feared military defeat would drain the group's global cachet, leaving Al Qaeda to inherit the jihadist mantle.
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Under the proposed terms, Azul would buy airport slots and assume some aircraft leases from Avianca Brasil but inherit none of its debts.
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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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The national pension fund's support was crucial for the merger, which analysts said helped Mr. Lee inherit control of Samsung from his father.
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At that time, a woman could vote or inherit property only at age 21, but could marry at 15: things were certainly confusing.
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But with another generation poised to inherit the papers, he said, he hoped to avoid the family squabbles that undid other publishing dynasties.
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In Australia, climate change is no longer an abstract problem that future generations will inherit — it's a problem for those here and now.
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The civil crisis that Clinton will inherit is less sharply defined, but her political legacy will depend upon her ability to alleviate it.
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Tax reform will let us keep more of what we earn and make it easier for our children to inherit our family farms.
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California's economy is humming, and Mr. Newsom will inherit a huge budget surplus, compared to the deficit Mr. Brown found eight years ago.
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Networks matter Children from wealthy, highly educated families inherit connections that help them get into college, find good jobs and become successful adults.
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They are rich; and because near everyone knows that Big Daddy's dying other than the brute himself, there are squabbles over who'll inherit.
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All of the assets were valuable, but the exact amounts were unknown, and his heirs did not know who was to inherit what.
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If the next president comes from this field of 2020 Democrats, he or she will inherit the consequences of Trump's foreign policy decisions.
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Your estranged spouse also can make medical and financial decisions if you are incapacitated and will likely inherit your estate automatically upon your death.
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If a woman is allowed to stay in the royal family after marrying a nobleman, her sons still would not be allowed to inherit.
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He was practically born to host the Oscars, and could inherit Billy Crystal's old song-and-dance shtick at the top of the show.
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The findings flew in the face of conventional wisdom that most siblings with the disorder inherit the same autism-linked genes from their parents.
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By the numbers: Seven in 10 Americans favor using gene editing someday to prevent incurable or fatal diseases that a child could potentially inherit.
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"Little one, please don't inherit my dance moves," she jokingly captioned the video that featured audio of Iglesias' Pitbull-assisted song "Move to Miami."
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Core WordPress updates go out to over a quarter of all websites, having them all inherit the patents clause isn't something I'm comfortable with.
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Mr Duque will inherit an economy that is recovering from a slump in oil prices that began in 2014 and continued until last year.
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Depending on what that is, the trickiest set to inherit may be the ones with the EU's closest trading partners, like Switzerland and Norway.
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They do not inherit our value system (unless we explicitly train them in its rules) and so are left with their own canine tendencies.
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No matter whether we are male or female, we inherit our mitochondrial DNA (or mtDNA) from our mothers, who inherited hers from her mother.
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The darkness that he'll inherit from his "other" parents and the darkness of their region, where the sun goes down at 3:30 p.m.
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Still, Newsom will inherit a state with a budget surplus and an unemployment rate as of September of 4.1 percent — the lowest since 1976.
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Those like Mistress Tiffany, who have personal websites with prominent Google placement, were able to inherit a number of clients otherwise lost in transition.
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After a dominant performance from Alex Bowman, Hamlin stayed out to inherit the race lead during a caution with just under 288 laps remaining.
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Photographer Nick Brandt's visually stunning Inherit The Dust captures the harsh effects of human development in places animals very recently used to call home.
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But whoever wins Brazil's presidential race will inherit a fiscal straitjacket and an economy that only recently emerged from its deepest recession in decades.
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On the subject of ObamaCare, Biden said Republicans are going to "inherit the wind" regarding their efforts to repeal President Obama's signature healthcare legislation.
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A baby born through mitochondrial donation would thus inherit maternal nuclear DNA, paternal nuclear DNA and a helping of mitochondrial DNA from the mitomum.
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Then again, there's a spare throne -- once used by the likes of Axl Rose and Dave Grohl -- so Travis could easily inherit the crown.
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Black widows kill men, usually to inherit money or to claim insurance; bluebeards kill women, either for money or as an assertion of power.
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Given that our children will inherit an AI-rich world, it is essential that schools use AI responsibility as part of the teaching repertoire.
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Whoever takes over Judiciary after Goodlatte's departure will inherit a swath of hot-button issues — including the responsibility for impeachment proceedings against federal officials.
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People who care about the unborn do not torpedo legislation designed to ensure that the planet those kids inherit is not actively on fire.
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Cuba's relationship with the United States, that has nosedived since Donald Trump was elected U.S. President, is another major challenge Diaz-Canel will inherit.
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It's an important but incremental step, because if you inherit this gene, he said, your likelihood of developing schizophrenia goes up a tiny bit.
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When senior advisers retire and clients' children inherit their wealth, the trainees will be well positioned to take over their accounts, the firm hopes.
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Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican and former prosecutor, would inherit a Justice Department that's pursued dramatic changes in the treatment of nonviolent drug criminals.
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Their bodies metabolize caffeine about four times more quickly than people who inherit one or more copies of the slow variant of the gene.
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We had a destiny, under Ben Carter's leadership, to inherit the land of Israel, expel the Jewish 'usurpers,' and live in a peaceable Kingdom.
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A lot of my questions were about family and familial systems—what you inherit from your family, and what you make on your own.
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She's getting at one of the questions Goffman raised regarding how individuals make decisions in relation to the social values and practices they inherit.
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The president is a fossil fool, but beyond that, he's never taken a view that extends to the world that Ivanka's grandchildren will inherit.
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Now, Prince Mohammed stands to inherit a kingdom he has already shaken, after King Salman of Saudi Arabia named him crown prince on Wednesday.
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Prince George of Cambridge Born: July 22, 2013 What to know: When Prince George arrived, he became third in line to inherit the throne.
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After finishing second to Truex in the opening stage, Larson stayed out during the caution between the first two stages to inherit the lead.
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Mr. Trump comes off as a plebeian hero in spite of his inherited wealth because he did not inherit the sensibilities of the elite.
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Ms. Salke, 55, did not inherit a cinematic gold mine when she replaced Roy Price, who was ousted after an allegation of sexual harassment.
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The problem with Waystar-Royco isn't so much that one of Logan's kids might get to inherit it as that it exists at all.
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Abigail Disney argued it was wrong for people like her, who inherit wealth, to pay lower taxes than people who work for their income.
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Cha looks at the generational suffering of past crimes and seems to ask: How much of our prejudice do we inherit from our parents?
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The bill just passed in the Senate would also require certain beneficiaries who inherit retirement accounts to spend down the money within a decade.
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During that speech, she spoke about the duty she would one day inherit, and pledged her life to the service of the British Commonwealth.
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The bank will inherit some low-yielding assets previously classified as non-core, but we expect their impact on asset quality to be neutral.
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Mr. Trump will inherit an unusually strong economy, with the official unemployment rate, 63 percent, at its lowest level in more than nine years.
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As it is, only males can inherit the throne, and opening the issue up to debate could change that, something nationalists do not want.
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Let me say that when you inherit the level of economic catastrophe that president Obama inherited, it was a real touch and go situation.
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We aren't all Alex Gordon—we didn't sell our soul to Dr. Moreau to inherit the genetic horizontal leaping prowess of a jungle cat.
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Biden, if he runs, has a worker-friendly image, but he will inherit the free trade mantle as a veteran of the Obama administration.
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But its real strength lies in the exploration of more terrifying, more unspeakable Things: grief, mental illness, and the traumas we inherit from our parents.
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She knew he wouldn't inherit the vast Duchy of Cornwall, which instead will pass to William when their father, Prince Charles, ascends to the throne.
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While Sharif is credited with improving the country's security in recent years, the 51-year-old Bajwa will still inherit a host of thorny issues.
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Just as every politician has to create his or her own coalition in order to win, no creator can magically inherit the audience of another.
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"We have been giving her all of Aitana's things," Derbez says about the toys and clothes his granddaughter will inherit from her very young aunt.
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As in many other societies in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond, women are not allowed to own or inherit any property in the Kuria tribe.
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Even so, his successor is set to inherit a difficult set of circumstances, with little ammunition left in the battle against low growth and inflation.
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Kim Kardashian West's lucky daughter North is set to inherit her picks of her mom's very impressive wardrobe — including one very special (and sparkly) piece.
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It's a recessive gene, so if you inherit only one copy from a parent — like Cara and Tom did — you will not have uncombable syndrome.
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My students, and young people around the world, are standing up for their right to inherit a livable plant, and it inspires me every day.
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It's cool that we are prioritizing our friends, art, partying, youth, our freedom of time, over just making more humans to inherit a broken world!
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It includes Cory Booker, a senator from New Jersey, and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who stands to inherit the anti-establishment mantle from Bernie Sanders.
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Vijiralongkorn will inherit the throne from the longest-regining monarch in Thailand's history; King Bhumibol celebrated the 70th anniversary of his reign in June 2016.
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Unless the stand-off is resolved soon, there is a risk that any transitional government, if and when it happens, will inherit a pauperised state.
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Unless the stand-off is resolved soon, there is a risk that any transitional government will inherit a country with the living conditions of Haiti.
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I think it's very scary to hear a presidential candidate, though, say … that he's going to inherit a huge bubble," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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In Inherit the Dust, Brandt juxtaposes the factories and urban wastelands spreading across East Africa with life-sized portraits of animals that once lived there.
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When another caution came out just a few laps later, just past the halfway point of the race, Hamlin stayed out to inherit the lead.
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It's another thing to inherit a blockbuster franchise from a beloved actress like Julie Andrews, who played magical nanny Mary Poppins in the original movie.
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In that respect, add to "The geeks shall inherit the earth" the more direct maxims that the rich get richer, and nothing succeeds like success.
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The Danish-born Bülow was accused of arranging the murder of his wife Sunny in an effort to inherit her fortune and marry his mistress.
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Queen Sugar is adapted from the novel by Natalie Baszile and tells the story of three siblings who inherit their father's 800-acre sugarcane farm.
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In this world surnames—qualifiers added to the name proper—that denoted family were important almost exclusively when there was land or title to inherit.
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Embryos that inherit two damaged copies of a gene, one from each parent, would simply replace one defective copy with another, to no overall benefit.
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He has been the main source of their social status and economic security, and he controls the multi-billion dollar fortune they stand to inherit.
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If Trump were to fire Rosenstein, then Solicitor General Noel Francisco would handle oversight of the Mueller probe and inherit the ability to fire him.
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Blue diamonds inherit their striking color from boron , an element found almost exclusively at Earth&aposs surface and in underwater mineral deposits, the researchers wrote.
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It now seems that Obama won't leave behind the legacy he had hoped—and that the next president will once again inherit her predecessor's war.
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Naruhito is unusual among recent Japanese emperors since his only child, 17-year-old Aiko, is female and cannot inherit the throne under current law.
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The legislation will give gay and unmarried heterosexual couples rights such as to take each other's names and to inherit each other's residual pension rights.
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Irony: Rick Osterloh, who ran Motorola at Google, now runs Google's hardware unit, which presumably would be the one that would inherit the HTC team.
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The reports suggested President-elect Donald Trump would inherit a strong economy, with a labor market that is near full employment, from the Obama administration.
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Players can inherit billions of dollars at once, but generally tend to accumulate funds gradually, say 5 million per hour, in hopes of avoiding detection.
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This is the world that we are on the verge of leaving our children to inherit, and perhaps we ourselves will have to share in.
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"By our own example, we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," the first lady said in the statement.
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At least online, members of Gen Z, and the neighboring millennial generation, blame baby boomers for the state of the globe they're about to inherit.
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And that suggests that her granddaughters-in-law, rather than breaking the rules they inherit, are actually following in her footsteps more than previously understood.
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As more people inherit these accounts, they need to educate themselves and consult experts, according to Richard L. Bergen, president of RLB Wealth Planning Inc.
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"We all know that there are kids who inherit too much money and it spoils them and their lives are ruined by it," says Roth.
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Only males can inherit the Chrysanthemum Throne, which after Naruhito would pass to his brother, Prince Akishino and then to nine-year-old nephew Hisahito.
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John McCain campaigned relentlessly on his lifetime commitment to cutting government spending and working to shrink the deficit that our children and grandchildren would inherit.
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Blacks have less equity in their homes and are less likely than whites to inherit money, and were thus hit harder by the foreclosure crisis.
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La Crosse virus passes down easily in mosquito eggs; about 70 percent of mosquito females maturing from those eggs inherit the virus, Dr. Tesh said.
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As a human being, the obvious way for me to reproduce my genes is to have biological children, who will inherit half of my genes.
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Those plans were dropped after Princess Kiko, the wife of Akihito's second son, Prince Akishino, gave birth to a son, who can inherit the throne.
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But that hasn't stopped the chatter: In August, a Morgan Stanley analyst predicted that Jim Whitehurst, the CEO of Red Hat, will inherit the mantle.
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But that hasn't stopped the chatter: In August, a Morgan Stanley analyst predicted that Jim Whitehurst, the CEO of Red Hat, will inherit the mantle.
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One could argue that it is also not "natural" for a mouse to inherit resistance from their parents—that's not how immune systems "naturally" work.
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And here's where that twist comes into play: Heirs who want to immediately sell off assets they inherit will also save on capital gains taxes.
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But of the many great themes that died last night, one of them appeared to be the idea that women would inherit this cursed earth.
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And let me say that when you inherit the level of economic catastrophe that President Obama inherited, it was a real touch-and-go situation.
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In cities and small towns across the country, citizens worried about the future world their grandchildren will inherit started sharing those concerns with federal lawmakers.
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SANGER: So, it's a deal you would inherit if you were elected, so what I'm trying to get at is, what would you insist on.
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These are small workshops in villages for women and men to discuss questions like: What would happen if they allowed their daughters to inherit land?
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In nearly forty countries, according to the report, widows have fewer inheritance rights than widowers, and daughters cannot inherit in the same ways as sons.
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With Harry being a natural ginger and Markle carrying the gene, that means there was a 50% chance that Archie would inherit his father's hair.
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For as prepared as he might have felt, Obama had just learned that he would inherit a responsibility whose scope and gravity were almost unimaginable.
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The commission would inherit and expand some of the investigatory powers of the current main anti-graft agency, the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
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But there are other challenges that I inherit, like creating a permanent exhibition, which is something the general public has demanded for a long time.
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Whoever collects the keys will find the golden Easter egg at the game's center, become the owner of the OASIS, and inherit a vast fortune.
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People who inherit one copy of the sickle-cell gene are partially protected against malaria, which is presumably why the mutation has persisted in Africa.
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Andrew M. Cuomo charged that the weak federal response to victims of Hurricane Maria is because of an inherit racism coming from the White House.
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Their next general manager will inherit Callaway, who has two years left on his contract, but Callaway said he was not dwelling on his future.
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But as he gets ready to inherit de facto leadership of the E.U. from Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, Mr. Macron is a diminished figure.
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He spoke at length about ways to alleviate regional traffic problems and vowed to continue the positive business climate that he would inherit if elected.
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If Justice Larsen does indeed find her way to the Court, she may be destined to inherit Justice Scalia's charge in more ways than one.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said "we're likely to inherit a recession, at least a significant economic slowdown," during an interview with CNBC's John Harwood.
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"Most first-time coaches don't inherit Steph Curry and Draymond and Klay and all these guys," he said, referring to Draymond Green and Klay Thompson.
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The Syrian tragedy started in a moment of deceptive simplicity, when the peaceful protesters of the 2011 Arab Spring seemed destined to inherit the future.
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Over the years, and via several court decisions, those couples have won a series of court rulings, including the ability to inherit goods and property.
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"A carbon-neutral future is the only way we will inherit a planet capable of sustaining life on earth as we know it," he continued.
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But when Ilia, a Trojan princess and war prisoner, offers her life instead, the oracle declares that Idamante will inherit the throne and marry her.
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Ms. Boël will not enter the royal line of succession, but she will be in line to inherit some part of the king's private fortune.
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When Brian's father dies, they inherit his house, and that means relocating from Manhattan to Brooklyn, with their thirteen-year-old son, Jacob (Theo Taplitz).
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In 2012 the national legislature passed a law permitting the sultan to "inherit" the governorship, and reclaim land that had traditionally belonged to the sultanate.
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These designations on your accounts can supersede your will, so make sure those who are noted are the ones you want to inherit your trust.
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The play and film, "Inherit the Wind," cast his somewhat fictionalized character as a crabbed, narrow-minded, reactionary fundamentalist, standing in the way of change.
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Last year, a High Court justice again declared him dead so that his son, George, could inherit his title as the eighth Earl of Lucan.
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From each grandparent we inherit precisely a quarter of our DNA, and so on by the powers of two back into the mists of time.
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He'd been an adventurer and an explorer as well as a wealthy businessman, and he left behind a business empire that Lara stands to inherit.
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His will stipulates that I can live in the house until my own death if he dies first, but only his daughters actually inherit it.
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Millennials need to inherit large sums of cash from dead elderly relatives in order to buy their own home and improve their quality of life.
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That means it's not just our children who will inherit a world that's hotter, more chaotic, and less biodiverse than the one their parents inherited.
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The latest tax bill just increased the amount that kids can inherit tax-free from their parents from $10.98 million (per couple) to $22.4 million.
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Prosecutors claimed Claus wanted to do Sunny in so he could inherit her fortune and continue his relationship with his mistress, a soap opera actress.
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Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States on Friday, and he'll immediately inherit loads of power and responsibility.
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Its financial struggles set off a fierce battle over who would inherit its slots, particularly in Congonhas and the domestic airport in Rio de Janeiro.
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