Dr. Woodman's survivors include 12 nieces and nephews and 11 great-nieces and great-nephews.
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" In a later post, Rzucek grieved for the deaths of his sister and his nieces: "My sister and nieces meant the absolute world to me.
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I'm talking grandmas, grandkids, aunts, nieces — the whole crew.
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Suspect's sister: 'Heartbroken' for nieces and nephews In an interview with NBC, Louise Turpin's sister said she was "so heartbroken" for her nieces and nephews and surprised to learn of their living conditions.
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At one point, they brought their nieces and nephews onstage.
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My sister and nieces meant the absolute world to me.
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She's already earned the respect of her nieces and nephews.
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"The nieces and nephews love hanging with him," she explained.
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He seemed happy, handing out gifts to nieces and nephews.
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She, and my nieces, tried to resuscitate to no avail.
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No. And mostly with my nieces and nephews and kids.
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I've got nieces and nephews and I've been a teacher.
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Annabelle was a "motherly" figure toward her nieces and nephews.
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Nieces, nephews and godchildren came up in nearly every response.
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She cooked meals for her nieces and her younger sister.
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Ms. Karlin dedicated some of her books to her nieces.
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I have my sister, nieces and nephew and extended family.
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They have solicited nieces, nephews and cousins to take over.
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"My nieces and nephews are people of color," Meadows said.
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"I have 10 nieces and nephews," Mudd said of the shooting.
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My stepdad is black and I have biracial nieces and nephews.
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Last Wednesday, police arrested Lakensha Smith Loyd, one of Loyd's nieces.
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He wanted to be an uncle to his nephews and nieces.
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Jenner didn't mind ranking the names of her nieces and nephew.
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When I got there, my nieces were okay, praise the Lord.
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Migdalia Lugo, 44, (left) her nieces (center), and her husband (right).
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"They're all really cute," she admits of her nieces and nephews.
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The same goes for anyone with kids or nieces and nephews.
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I like to remind my nieces and nephews to be polite.
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With little nieces or nephews children, get down on their level.
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For nieces who are pregnant, you each get an extra envelope.
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The ones I rely on are my nieces, Caity and Freyja.
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She is survived by her sister and seven nieces and nephews.
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My nieces and nephew lost their father because of his pants.
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These are my nieces, Pia and Anna, and my nephew, Christopher.
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Stepsiblings and half-siblings are allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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"I have 10 nieces and nephews," Mudd said, his voice breaking.
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Beside her sat her mother, two nieces and her brother Eddy.
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Do we want to leave anything for our nieces and nephews?
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She watched as her nieces and nephews opened their Christmas presents.
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But it excludes visiting cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces or nephews.
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Siblings, nieces, nephews and my mom's home have the same rule.
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"They're all really cute," she admitted of her nieces and nephews.
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Watch over your blood sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews and your mommy.
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Police arrested Lakensha Smith Loyd, one of Loyd's nieces, on January 11.
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It's our old high school classmates, our coworkers, our nieces and nephews.
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The case stemmed from allegations from Ramirez's nieces, ages 7 and 9.
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The third oldest of 10 children, Jones had 100 nieces and nephews.
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She sifted rice while her nephews and nieces gathered as we spoke.
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Past presidents who were single and widowed picked their nieces and daughters.
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He traveled the Middle East between visits to his nieces and nephews.
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She helped send nieces to college and let relatives live with her.
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His nieces are the only family that he has in Los Angeles.
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But nieces didn't count as eligible family members under the reunification program.
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They talk of mothering their nieces, nephews and the offspring of friends.
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It would have been nice to have the nieces and nephews present.
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WASHINGTON — Stepsiblings and half-siblings are allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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Ms. Jones is survived by four siblings, seven nieces and three nephews.
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And Barbara Douglas isn't just grieving the deaths of her two nieces.
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Stepsiblings and half-siblings will be allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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Dear Miss Manners: I have two great-nieces, ages 6 and 3.
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She is survived by two nieces, a nephew and a great-niece.
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So tell your family history to your children, grandchildren, nieces or students.
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His nieces and nephews were on, as were his parents and trainer.
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The annual gathering has since expanded to include children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
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" About his nieces and nephews, Lambert says: "I am glad they got out.
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"I spend most my days off with my nieces and nephews," he said.
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Ramirez's young nieces testified against the women and medical science backed them up.
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TAPE: ...Separated from her five year old daughter and two nieces as well.
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And she used her hard-earned salary to put her nieces through college.
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"My house is the fun house for my nieces and nephews," she said.
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And she has a sprawling legion of Irish siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.
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That's me, getting back to the crib and hanging out with my nieces.
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Gerety was predeceased by eight brothers and survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
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What will we be proud to tell our sisters, nieces, and daughters someday?
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In short, Blake Lively's nieces and nephews have pretty much got it made.
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Others returned when nieces or nephews were born, or when relatives got sick.
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I'd definitely impart that knowledge upon younger me and also my little nieces.
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If you don't have children, don't put your baby cousins or your nieces.
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He has a wife, he has nieces and nephews, but he couldn't relate.
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DePaola is survived by two sisters and many nieces and nephews, Whiteman said.
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He is survived by two sisters, a brother and many nieces and nephews.
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Don't cry until you come to the names of your children and nieces.
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On this day, he had bought his nieces leather watches with gold faces.
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In 2015 she moved to Towson, Md., to be closer to her nieces.
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Then, it's on to my sister and two nieces, ages 2 and 3.
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At 46, Ms. Anane remains healthy — as do her siblings, nieces and nephews.
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She also is survived by several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
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Not my adult children, not siblings, not nieces or nephews or former spouse.
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Go prank your children and your friend's children and your nieces and nephews.
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She had to defend her nieces against body shamers in November after posting a photo of herself and her young nieces in bathing suits, and again earlier that month when commenters tried to compare Winter's body to Ariana Grande's on Twitter.
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One of the people arrested Wednesday was Lakensha Smith Loyd, one of Loyd's nieces.
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John Keown and other nieces and nephews are the pilot&aposs closest remaining relatives.
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"We were SO #proud of our little #nieces on @restoredbythefords this season!!" she said.
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Being able to hug my grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews, and nieces was so special.
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She loved children, particularly her nieces and nephews, and she enjoyed caring for plants.
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Very boisterous, fun-loving guy, he was teasing his nieces and offering his opinions.
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"My nieces are going to school from the money I make here," Zar said.
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PEOPLE: What's your favorite thing to do with your nieces on your days off?
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"Obviously my nieces and nephew, they didn't ask for this," he said in 2015.
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Khloé told Sadler that she's content taking care of her five nieces and nephews.
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We have four young nieces that all live within about ten miles of us.
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And then Sophia's children, our nieces, Del and Nia, arrived and most recently, Marty.
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My nieces and their friend climbed out of that car confident, smiling and singing.
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One of Brekhna's nieces, a 6-year-old, was also killed in the blast.
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The administration barred other relatives, including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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He is survived by a sister, Merle Wilson Sturm, and seven nieces and nephews.
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I love kids—I have nieces and nephews—but I didn't want my own.
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My nieces, my mother and sister [went] to the women's march in Little Rock.
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This was a huge hit with my three great-nieces aged 10.993 to 8.
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But my nieces and nephews and their children will want a lot of this.
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Her nieces and nephews call her Auntie KoKo and they often appear in her snaps.
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Billy Lambert is counting the days before he can talk to his nieces and nephews.
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Besides Ms. Falk, she is survived by her brother, Lance, four nieces and two nephews.
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Having nieces and nephews around can also give single people practice for having kids someday.
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Nick is looking to hang out with his young nieces Alena Rose and Valentina Angelina.
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While he's finishing up, his nieces walk into the kitchen and he instantly feels uncomfortable.
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Rest in forever peace, Watch over your blood sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews and your mommy.
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The day before she was shot and killed, she had taken her young nieces shopping.
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The love she had for her children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins knew no bounds.
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As a childless aunt to ten nieces and nephews, I'm intimately familiar with this hellscape.
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It's just about spending time together, so basically I just spoil all the little nieces.
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The Koran allows marriage to anyone but parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces.
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So if you want your nieces or your friends' kids to love you, listen up.
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A nephew was watching football in the living room; teen-age nieces were wandering about.
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She had a reputation for making everyone laugh and for spoiling her nieces and nephews.
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Hofeller is survived by his wife, a brother, a daughter and several nieces and nephews.
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One of my nieces plays golf, so we played the last time I was home.
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Ms. Tuckerman died at an assisted-living center and leaves nieces and nephews as survivors.
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He is survived by his partner, the painter Christoph von Weyhe; and nieces and nephews.
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My mother, sister and two nieces, though, maintain a passion as spicy as sauce piquante.
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He then compared Trump to one of his young nieces who frequently posts on Instagram.
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It excluded grandparents, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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Mouhardeh was the scene of last week's rocket attack that killed Ghawi Salloum's two nieces.
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Her nieces and nephews played with dirty stuffed animals by the side of the road.
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Lama Ghee, 39, arrived at the Ayr shelter with his sister, daughter and three nieces.
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" Mr. Meadows fired back, noting that his own "nieces and nephews are people of color.
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I worry every day for my children, grandchildren, sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, neighbors, and friends.
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She adds that they also get plenty of baby sitting practice with their nieces and nephews.
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"I was just looking for my nephew, looking for my nieces, searching all over," Ward said.
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And, if you don't have any nieces or nephews, you can still partake in the festivities.
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" Tsambido Hosea, whose four nieces are among the missing girls, told CNN: "We are very angry.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from the six countries would still be banned.
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"Kendall, three of your nieces and nephews are named Dream, North and Saint," Corden said chuckling.
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The honored roles have gone to close friends of the couple and one of Chris' nieces.
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I'm scared for my brothers and sisters, my nieces and nephews, my future son or daughter.
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Incest can occur between parents or grandparents and children, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and siblings.
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"She made her journey peacefully with her daughters and nieces by her side," the statement read.
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Robinette told Kelly she is angry with her sister for allegedly mistreating her nieces and nephews.
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Another shot shows the ceiling-sweeping evergreen surrounded by gifts for the couple's nieces and nephews.
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"Nephews and nieces, it is just a little," he said as the audience cheered and applauded.
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He leaves behind two adult daughters, two grandchildren and an extended family of nieces and nephews.
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One woman fears she lost her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives.
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If only I could go back to Unggi, I would look for my nieces and nephews.
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"My son and nieces and nephew think it's really cool," Rober said of his Super Soaker.
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The other two women killed were her nieces, Ms. Shelton said, and a son was wounded.
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But they would no longer be able to sponsor parents, adult children, siblings, nephews and nieces.
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No immediate family members survive, though he was close with his three nieces and one nephew.
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He was repped by real estate agents Tiffany and Christy Martin, his nieces, and sister Samira.
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Perhaps offer to watch your nieces or nephews so your sibling can enjoy a date night.
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Our system doesn't even allow one to petition for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
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"When my nieces and nephews came over, it was always like a party," Ms. Santiago said.
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I sew Halloween costumes — I've made all my nieces' and nephews' Halloween costumes since they were born!
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"At night, I had calls from my nieces, and my nephew called me from Paris," Murciano said.
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Despite her $50 weekly salary, she said she single-handedly put her first three nieces through college.
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In the campaign images, you'll see Witherspoon's nieces, Abby James and Draper Witherspoon, wearing the chic collection.
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He's told us he has a brother and nieces and nephews that live a few hours away.
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"I never babysat, and I don't think I ever held a baby until my nieces," she says.
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Li said his two nieces died in the accident and three adult family members were still missing.
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Fortunately, Jenner can get her fill of her sweet nieces and nephews almost any time she pleases.
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"She made her journey peacefully with her daughters and nieces by her side," Kidada and Rashida said.
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Canada-based Argentine director Laura Bari chronicled the remedial coming-of-age of her two teenage nieces.
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"I'm worried about my nieces having to wear the veil," said the soft-spoken 20143-year-old.
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Nely Ramirez went to Oakdale to pick up her nieces and bring them back to their mother.
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"I want people to know that he [Emanuel] loved his nieces and loved his nephews," Dariu said.
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The interests she shared include exercise and spending time with her family (specifically her nieces and nephews).
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Dragon is survived by his older brother, Doug Dragon, and two nieces, Kelly Arbout and Renee Henn.
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Watching Beyoncé perform at Coachella gave me the same feeling I had with my nieces that afternoon.
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When Kate started exposure therapy, her first exposures were to simply think about her nieces and nephews.
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He is survived by a half brother, a half sister, three daughters and several nieces and nephews.
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Short vignettes between the segments show him playing around with his nieces in their quiet suburban neighborhood.
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"I went home one weekend and my nieces and nephews were throwing around the ball," Harvey said.
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Besides her sister, who is known as Maggy, Ms. Reno is survived by seven nieces and nephews.
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During a lull in the shooting, M.B.Z. introduced the women, who were all his daughters and nieces.
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Blake left no will, and one of her nieces was trying to make arrangements for her belongings.
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The rocket landed near his house and killed two of his nieces while they were running errands.
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Afterward, I get gas ($28.64) using a gift card I got for babysitting my nieces and nephews.
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In addition to her husband and Mr. Forrest, she is survived by several other nieces and nephews.
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The Trump administration argued that directive did not include grandparents, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and the like.
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How would my brother and sister feel knowing I would never meet my unborn nieces and nephews?
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His survivors include his brothers, Michael and Dominic; a sister, Johanna Isaacs; and nine nieces and nephews.
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There's even pictures up on MySpace at the time of me and all my fucking nephews and nieces.
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McCarthy constantly worried that Ramos might come after one of his 19 nieces and nephews, the report said.
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I have nieces and nephews and I love them to death, but when it's yours, it's totally different.
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Shanann's brother, Frankie Rzucek, blasted Chris Watts on Facebook, accusing him of killing his sister and two nieces.
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Her death was confirmed by her niece Michelena Hallie, one of several nieces and nephews who survive her.
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In November, the actress posted a photo with her nieces and received backlash for her bandeau-style bikini.
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Twin sister Jenna Bush Hager was the matron of honor and the couple's nieces were the flower girls.
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Her outfits will be documented on a newly created Instagram page managed by her nieces, Chisom and Amaka.
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I have nine nieces and nephews so I have pictures of them to help me remember their names.
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For many readers, this is a level of representation they've yet to encounter — including Jaffery's nephews and nieces.
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"We have a lot of kids in the family," Mr. Melmed said of the couple's nieces and nephews.
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His father, a health inspector, had never forgiven him for moving away; his nieces found his urbanity condescending.
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The four women were accused of sexually abusing two young girls, who were also the nieces of Ramirez.
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At our reception we ate homemade food and danced with nieces and nephews to Cardi B. No toasts.
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A bridal party included two sisters and two nieces wearing dresses made of McIntyre tartan sourced from Scotland.
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But the technology does have its shortcomings, and I feel them most acutely with my nieces and nephews.
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It also allows nephews, nieces and cousins to be "daisy chained" in to receive these payments as well.
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Now please stop reading and give this to your weird nieces so I may speak to them directly.
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I meant to send it to Eliza, one of my nieces, and instead it went to Al Gore.
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Everyone welcomed her at her parents' place after church on Sundays, at birthday parties for nieces and nephews.
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"I have lost everyone," said Manant Vaidya, whose parents, sister, brother-in-law and two teenage nieces died.
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The alleged victims included two of his nieces, a patient and his neighbor's then six-year-old daughter.
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I also feel that I am lying to my other kids, who won't know their nieces or nephews.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether her attitude toward her nieces and nephews really needs to be adjusted.
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"We're here because of you, because of your daughters, your nieces," one of the activists told the policewomen.
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It stars three generations of Mr. Keegan's immediate family, including his parents, siblings, nieces and a precocious nephew.
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He liked to play with his nieces and nephews and help neighbors lug heavy bags up the steps.
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Close relations would not include grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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I missed the wedding of one of my nieces and still haven't met my other niece's baby girl.
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Also, the majority of our nieces and nephews will receive an inheritance from their mom and dad. 9.
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In addition to Eric Foner and Nancy Foner, he is survived by three other nieces and a grandson.
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Chairman, there's nothing more personal to me than my relationship -- my nieces and nephews are people of color.
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Schiffman can also be seen in the room along with Kotb's mother, brother, sister-in-law, and nieces.
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Mr. Sayyed also worries that his nephew and nieces will wander away from the safety of their tent.
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So it wouldn't just be some private guy and his nieces and nephews and children allocating the money.
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One bereaved relative, Bose Adeshida, said she had two nieces, aged 11 and 4, who attended the school.
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"I love all of my nieces and nephews — I like that I can give them back," she said, laughing.
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"I thought, 'I'll never know my birth mother, I'll never have any nieces or nephews,' " Robinson lamented to KHON.
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The week before, she'd let followers know that she'd missed the birth of her twin nieces by just hours.
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Nely Ramirez went to Oakdale to pick up her nieces and bring them back to her sister, their mother.
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She added that her son remains terrified and her nieces and nephews don't want to return to the store.
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In addition to his fiancée and five granddaughters, he left behind a son and several siblings, nieces and nephews.
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Essentially, it's of benefit to you that your nieces and nephews have "superior genes," as Kennair charmingly puts it.
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The app has been widely embraced by elderly women, who enjoy playing it with their daughters, nieces, and grandchildren.
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Back at his sister's apartment, Mr. Purdy's nieces and nephews jumped into his thick, tattooed arms, competing for attention.
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This morning, at eleven o'clock, after breakfasting with his nieces, he ordered his carriage and drove to the cemetery.
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One of his nieces was killed and the other wounded, along with her mother, in the attack, he said.
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I guess nephews and nieces feel semidetached, without the tug of close ties, and thus more eligible for adventure.
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A: I have lots of nieces and nephews, and a couple of things have been North Stars for me.
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He got into cooking for a living as a personal request from his nieces to cook Guadalajara-style dishes.
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"I don't know if the nieces and nephews will still feel so benevolent after they're sued," Mr. Gray said.
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The last visit he remembers was from his mother and his nieces, who came to see him in 2014.
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His two brothers and three sisters each received £250,000 ($308,34), while his godson, nieces and nephews each received £50,000.
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He is survived by two sisters, Ann Goldsmith, a poet, and Katherine Reed, as well as nieces and nephews.
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In addition to her daughters, she spent time with a cadre of local nieces and nephews and their children.
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We have already sent our nieces and nephews things from their grandparents and great-grandparents, like dishes and jewelry.
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Besides Dr. Viegas, Dr. Steigman is survived by a stepdaughter, Cibele Aldrovandi; a stepson, Leonardo Aldrovandi; and two nieces.
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As a young girl, she would sneak out at night to go dancing with her sisters, her nieces said.
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During the ceremony I bounced one of my nieces on my knee and my girlfriend, Annie, bounced the other.
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"I love being able to throw those 'feet' on and be the same height as my nieces," he said.
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Here in America, we used to receive photos of our beautiful new nieces and nephews, grandchildren and god children.
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The policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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"The family they were referring to was obviously my sister Carole Middleton and my nieces Kate and Pippa," he said.
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If you're looking at your nephews and nieces and their lives are turned upside down," Wade says, "it becomes real.
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Tejedor, who works at a computer technology store, has a two-year-old daughter and takes care of two nieces.
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Stepping away from the bunk room is the grand balcony where the pair's nieces and nephews often perform for them.
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I'm telling you, from my nieces who are 20, to my friends who are retired, they all like the music.
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I've tried my best to avoid these since they gained popularity, I've never seen my nieces and nephews watch them.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would still be banned.
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Khloé has always been a hands-on aunt, spending plenty of time with her nieces and nephews on social media.
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Du Yu purchased eight sets of stamps for her nephews and nieces as gifts for the upcoming Lunar New Year.
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Like Sparks, who has two nieces she posts about frequently, Isaiah proudly shares photos of his siblings, parents and godson.
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Her candid regret: No children Chao displays other photos in her office of her large family -- sisters, nieces and nephews.
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He is also survived by his father, Robert Rossi; siblings, Bobby (Patricia) and Donna; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The Trump administration's interpretation of that ruling excludes grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, in-laws, and other extended family members.
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We deserve equal pay for our mothers, our wives, our daughters, our nieces, friends, and colleagues—but mostly, for ourselves.
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Michael feasted and played Football Manager with the nephews and nieces who had been born while he was in prison.
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After he had left, it struck his nieces that he looked very strange, and they sent a friend after him.
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In this election, I see the faces of children in my neighborhood, the faces of my nieces and my nephew.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen would still be banned.
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But the policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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Malia and Sasha Obama are best friends with Biden's nieces Finnegan and Maisy — they play on the same sports teams.
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Friends, lovers, professional colleagues, siblings, nieces and nephews, neighbors and other people can be "constants" in a person's life, too.
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It detailed life events involving his siblings, nephews and nieces, who mostly know "Uncle Derek" from photographs and stories told.
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He's diagnosed as learning disabled and schizophrenic, diagnoses his surviving nieces feel do not fit the man their family knew.
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Many are following the steps of their children, nieces, nephews and grandchildren who have been imploring them to leave, too.
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Often Carrington is like an eccentric aunt, telling stories to her nephews and nieces as she is making them up.
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Each morning begins with the staff — Ms. Marroquin, her husband and two of her nieces — scrubbing down the entire storefront.
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If your nieces are still in the preschool you pay for, then maybe work out a non-abrupt exit plan.
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He has made it a tradition to take each of his nieces and nephews to Paris on their 16th birthdays.
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We considered their financial situations and our personal ties to each of our nieces and nephews before answering this question.
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He was walking Noggin, his nieces' Irish terrier, along the Thames when he found himself taking stock of his life.
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To the Editor: I just sent Frank Bruni's great column to my nieces and nephews who are just starting college.
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"How much nursing she did, I don't know," Linda Barber, one of her great-nieces, said in a telephone interview.
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And now in this last premiere I had 12 nieces and nephews and godchildren by my side on the carpet.
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"My own nephew and nieces are still living in the Sittwe camps and they don't have those rights," said Khin Sandar.
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I also wanted to set an example for my nieces and nephews that they could do it, too (if they wanted).
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Another friend, Abby, 25, says that as the youngest kid in her family, she enjoys having nieces to take care of.
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Take down the photos of your nieces and nephews and make room on your fridge for much cuter, more important pictures.
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That inclues her daughters North, 5, and Chicago, 11 mos, and nieces Penelope, 6, Dream, 2, Stormi, and True, 8 mos.
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As well as many nieces and nephews, cousins and friends, who are remembering a gentle and reserved man of many talents.
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I've got nieces and nephews and plenty of different ages of kids on the show, so when it happens, it'll happen.
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You are probably taking care of parents and siblings, and you might be taking care of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
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" Irvin's lawyer, Larry Friedman, tells TMZ Sports, "Michael was in Ft. Lauderdale visiting his nieces and nephews at a track meet.
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Maybe it was the mother of one of my nieces, the woman whose body the bullets found instead of my brother.
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Vo is bringing his entire family—parents, three siblings, and nine nieces and nephews—to New York for the Guggenheim opening.
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And I have little nieces and it's basically all about them [at] the holidays now, so spoiling them is my favorite.
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They recognize how lucky they have been, and they want to share their success with their children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces.
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Their friend had been ostracized because she had stood up for my nieces, refusing to go along with the mean girls.
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In addition to his mother and his girlfriend, he is survived by three sisters, a brother and 15 nieces and nephews.
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"I'm buying these for my nieces who beg me for them, but I'm a sucker for their cinnamon doughnuts," she said.
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He lives under one roof with his wife and 30 other relatives spanning four generations, including siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.
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After her father's house in Beaumont was flooded, many of her nieces and nephews lost their recently purchased school supplies uniforms.
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Ms. Wilson's death robbed her family of a confidante, someone cousins and nieces looked up to and elders respected, they said.
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Dear Heloise: I have a brother, sister and six nieces and nephews ages 25 to 73, all who live far away.
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My three siblings also work on the farm with me, and I get to spend time with my nieces and nephews.
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It said grandparents did not count, nor did grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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In 2015, she posted a swimsuit photo with two of her nieces that triggered a flood of lewd and disparaging comments.
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He is survived by his brother, George, and several nieces and nephews, the funeral home, McDougald Funeral Services in Anderson, said.
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Romney said he tweets too much, and compared his account to one of his nieces, who posts too much on Instagram.
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Princess Diana, with Prince Harry, Prince William, and her nieces and nephews, on holiday on Necker Island, British Virgin Islands, Jan.
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Three doors down, in a sparsely furnished white house, Salloum showed CNN pictures of his two nieces who died running errands.
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I saw my nieces and mother, cousins and friends, in the still portraits of the victims I posted on social media.
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There's nothing wrong with parents, aunts, uncles, you know, giving cash gifts to their nieces, nephews, sons, daughters, all of that.
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I don't have any kids, but I have nieces and godchildren and friends' kids, so I talked to them a lot.
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Which service you choose will likely depend on how much you want to rewatch the classics with your kids, nieces, and nephews.
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On her Facebook page, Wilbanks dotes on her nephews and nieces, interacts with a large circle of friends and posts inspirational quotes.
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Kim, meanwhile, said Khloé's decision was "an honor" and promised she would "take such good care" of any future nieces and nephews.
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And that's exactly what she did for nieces North West and Penelope this holiday season, as her brand announced on Instagram yesterday.
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"My nieces and nephews are held at Washington Dulles Airport... this is inhumane, this is not the United States that we knew."
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Olga Caro was shopping with her nieces when she realized there were limited swimsuit options for women with a certain body types.
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"We are everyday people; we are your sisters, brothers, nieces, doctors, coworkers, we are your servers in restaurants," Clark told BuzzFeed News.
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Kendall Jenner loves hanging out with her many nieces and nephews, but she's drawing the line at being an aunt — for now.
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Michael Ward told BuzzFeed News that his four nephews and nieces were some of the children shot sitting in the back row.
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Kylie's gift to her nieces, Penelope and North, were the sweetest as she named two new Kylie Lip Kit palettes after them.
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"She always treated [them] like her own," Baxley says, adding that she decorated her room with photos of her nieces and nephews.
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That decision was overturned in 1985 following a lawsuit brought up by Gordon's nieces, who accused him of violating the trust's terms.
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At the time, the couple posed with nephews and nieces they brought to see the film, in which Slate voices a Pomeranian.
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He said he has so many nieces and nephews and I'm sure they would want someone to do the same for them.
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"I was going to do super magical unicorn theme but North and Penelope beat me to it," Jenner said of her nieces.
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"I lost three children last night and two nieces ... it's just not right," a tearful Shelton said at a news conference Thursday.
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We were more than happy to have the nieces and nephews that we had and were not seeking children of our own.
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Goodell kicked off the two-day event in San Francisco with references to his twin 14-year-old daughters and 11 nieces.
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Kim, meanwhile, says Khloé's decision is "an honor" and promises she would "take such good care" of any future nieces and nephews.
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She furnished it to be a place where her out-of-town relatives, especially her nieces and nephew, would feel at home.
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In actuality, the 12 calendar girls are plucked from a pool of "winemaker daughters, sisters, nieces, wives, winery employees, and winemakers themselves".
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Especially because I have little nieces who are just getting into that and I'm like, 'Yo, don't make the mistakes I made.
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At one point Diaz tells a story about sweetly informing her grade-school nieces that the moment we're born we start dying.
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JOYS OF THE GUESTHOUSE A lot of times I have family staying with me — my nieces, nephews and their children from Manhattan.
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It excluded grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members.
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Jennifer O'Neal, Dr. O'Neal's sister-in-law, said she was a deeply Christian woman who was adored by her nieces and nephews.
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The story had made him think of his own young nieces and nephews, and of the children he might one day have.
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He shared the house, an unfurnished concrete shell without windows or doors, with more than a dozen relatives: siblings, cousins, nieces, nephews.
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Some victims' families wondered why the deaths and disappearances of their own mothers, sisters and nieces had not sparked a similar outcry.
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Roy is one of several organizers to create GoFundMe campaigns to raise money for his brother's funeral and for his nieces' future.
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Saleh, who was born in Brooklyn, comes from a big family from Yemen: He has four siblings, and 15 nieces and nephews.
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She prides herself on close relationships with many of her nieces and nephews, and keeps in frequent touch with them via email.
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In addition to her nephew, Ms. Davis is survived by her daughter, Martha K. Davis, as well as other nephews and nieces.
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As there's no fun in giving the same answer, I'd like to talk a little bit about my nieces (who are sisters).
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In addition to Father Mumford, his nephew, Mr. McCowen's survivors include a sister, Jean, as well as two nieces and another nephew.
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Brittany Osberry, 24, stumbled into a crime scene as she pulled into her friend's driveway to pick up her nieces and nephews.
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Monroe and his wife had no children, but she told WRTV they considered their two dozen-plus nephews and nieces their own.
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"From the report, we gather that the manufacturer is the problem," said Quindos Karanja, who lost his mother, sister, nieces and nephew.
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But when I started I didn't have any nieces or nephews and couldn't bribe people to come to the premiere with me.
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She is survived by her husband, David Christian, whom she married in 1962; a half sister, Alice Parry; and nieces and nephews.
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Justice and company crash a family reunion, where Maya Angelou herself dispenses wisdom and passes judgment on her temporary nieces and nephews.
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Standing with me and my about-to-be-husband were our parents, siblings, nieces, nephews, grandparents, and, apparently my grandfather's second cousin.
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When I see my nieces and nephews on the floor with their iPads, watching a movie ... In front of a TV, right?
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The premiere was a family affair, as Evans brought his nephews and Slate brought along her nieces and nephews to see the film.
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"I was definitely inspired by my nieces and their confidence," Caro told Refinery29 of the offering, which is priced from $100 to $180.
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Read these stories next: Becoming A Mom Made My Sex Life Better — So There Why Are Millennials So Obsessed With Their Nieces & Nephews?
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I started photographing my family, and mostly kids like my nieces and my cousins, black and white photography, working in the dark room.
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Martin said her son, nieces, and nephews did go into the store but only to ask for free cookie samples at the bakery.
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Liam Hemsworth's looking as devastated as you'd expect, and even his nieces, nephews and big bro Chris are struggling to lift his spirits.
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But the problem started to feel more acute about three years ago, when she began reading books with her young nieces and nephews.
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He certainly has reason to fear the loss of irreplaceable people, after the death of all three of his beloved nieces and nephews.
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Rosemary and Jamie did not have children — doting instead on their nieces and their dogs, Stella and Sugar, and cat, "T" (for trouble).
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The dup will also include their family members and their nieces, who will all get to go on the field for the parade.
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This morning I leave my house a little later than usual because I take a few minutes to play with my nieces first.
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" Kardashian also highlighted some of her hobbies, writing: "Working or hanging out with my nieces and nephews: Penelope, Mason, Reign, Saint and North!
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Berry is survived by his ex-wife as well as their daughter Jennifer, his longtime partner Susan, and two nieces, according to THR.
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"She made her journey peacefully with her daughters and nieces by her side," Kidada Jones and Parks and Recreation actress Rashida Jones said.
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Under a provision added by Conaway, a farmer's extended family and their spouses, including "'first cousins, nieces, nephews," would become eligible for subsidies.
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Now, the Wayans family is a Hollywood dynasty with his brothers, sister, son, nieces, and nephews all becoming successful actors, writers, and producers.
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His nieces Roberta and Silvana both work at the group while their cousin, Andrea Camerana, recently left but is still a board member.
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A friend's nieces and nephews say that they see fellow teens Juul in class by concealing it in the cuff of their sleeve.
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Mullen, who had young nephews and nieces, said that this was a bad idea, because there would probably be children in the synagogue.
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He's obnoxious and thoughtless, the kind of guy who ruins Christmas by telling his little nieces and nephews where the presents are hidden.
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Now, Jeffrey says he's ecstatic to be expecting an upcoming visit from her and his nieces for the first time in many years.
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Gabbie Salazar, 224, made two trips to the drive-through, each time with different sets of nieces, nephews and cousins in her car.
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In addition to Ms. Brennan, she is survived by another sister, Rita Dierna; a brother, Joseph; and a number of nieces and nephews.
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Chances are, he would have given it to one of his nieces or nephews by now, but that would have been his choice.
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"His nieces protested, anxious no doubt to protect the virtue of their beloved aunt" — Voltaire's mother, who had died when he was young.
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One photo on Instagram shows two of the prime minister's nieces, Hun Kimleng and Hun Chantha, posing in ballgowns and matching golden necklaces.
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Harris brought up her baby nieces, one-and-a-half and 3 years old, to hit the point home in a personal way.
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Ms. Feeney is survived by her brothers, John, Stoney and Will; a sister, Mary; and eight nieces and nephews, the Giants organization said.
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She leaves behind her husband, Tom; her son and daughter; their spouses; four grandchildren; a great grandchild and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Lee, who is single, said he would use his retirement to enjoy his Shetland sheepdog, his two nieces and a nephew.
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The QB posted a pic of his wife, mom, sisters, nieces and daughter and wrote a pretty touching message to his she-gang.
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"She made her journey peacefully with her daughters and nieces by her side," Lipton's daughters said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times.
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I wasn't prepared for any of it, even though I have nine nieces and nephews and I know what it's like looking after kids.
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As outlined in the Equality Now report, there is a concrete risk that mothers, grandmothers or aunts impose FGM on daughters, granddaughters or nieces.
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Meanwhile, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law don't count as "bona fide relationships" under the guidelines.
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"We can't get tuition-free college for my nieces and nephews back home unless we get it out here in Hawaii too," she said.
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"I would like him to find somebody to settle down with," said Jasuja, who has been spreading the word among "nieces, nephews and friends".
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The gist of it is this: Kendrick has an amazing grasp on the complexity of women as mothers, romantic partners, daughters, friends, and nieces.
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Before this excursion, Winter already had tattoos of a Greek phrase, her nieces' and nephews' initials, a Roman numeral, a tiger, and a spade.
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"I have several little heirs," Armani said in the interview, referring to his two nieces, his nephew, and his long-time assistant Pantaleo Dell'Orco.
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Continuing that oral tradition, we sing to our kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews — something robbed of parents when their children are separated from them.
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She stayed home to care for her parents, and would often take her nieces and nephews to the park, pushing them on their scooters.
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"There's nothing more personal to me than my relationship … my nieces and nephews are people of color, not many people know that," Meadows said.
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Her entire family moved to Baltimore to live with her: her mother, her ailing father, her divorced sister, and her two very young nieces.
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Loughlin told the magazine that though she wore the brand often, she would "never" ask for special treatment from her former on-screen nieces.
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She is the cantankerous great aunt who promises candy to her nieces and nephews while screeching at her neighbor's children playing in the street.
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Without a valid will, the law requires that all of Mr. Cornwell's assets go to his next of kin, two nieces and two nephews.
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Stacey Abrams, for instance, shows herself surrounded by nieces and nephews and other extended family in ads in her campaign for governor of Georgia.
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Also, we're sending creativity kits to our young nieces and nephews who are out of school and likely to be a little bit bored.
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In the attack on La Joya, soldiers killed 24 relatives of Rosario López, 70, including her parents, two sisters and 17 nieces and nephews.
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She'd been around kids her whole life -- first as one of six siblings, and then as an adult with all her nieces and nephews.
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I have a fabulous brother, nieces and nephews, but I'm a woman alone of 75 years old, and I find it just so disheartening.
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In addition to him and her nephew George, she is survived by three other nephews, a niece and several great-nephews and great-nieces.
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Hendrick's son, brother and twin nieces were among 10 people killed in a 2004 crash of a plane traveling to a race in Virginia.
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Hendrick's son, brother and twin nieces were among 10 people killed in a 2004 crash of a plane traveling to a race in Virginia.
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"Close family" does not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other "extended" family members.
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Besides two older sisters Kendyl, 11, and Keeley, 15, from Aldean's previous marriage, Memphis is also surrounded by the couple's five nieces — their sisters' children.
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She said that her sister-in-law cares for Dilbireen in the afternoons and that he spends time around her nieces, nephews and other children.
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Or, for people who think those are narcissistic questions, what kind of world do I want to leave for my children, nieces, nephews, or godchildren?
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This enraged Howard, who accused his neighbor of pulling a gun while his nieces and nephews were in the backyard with him, according to Box.
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"My second and most special tattoo, the initials of five of the most important beings in my life: my nieces and nephew," Winter, 18, shared.
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"Brett was a great man that was funny, generous, kind, loving, and so full of joy," his nieces wrote on a GoFundMe page for him.
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The 25-year-old loved her nieces, Bella, 12, and Zatanna, 8, and had gone shopping with them Saturday, her brother told the Orlando Sentinel.
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"I don't know anything about the mom world even though I have a lot of nieces and a lot of girlfriends with kids," Longoria continued.
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"If I didn't get along with my sister, I would still like my nieces, but it wouldn't be the same I would imagine," she says.
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"Kayla's perfect day included spending time with her children, mother, sisters, and nieces; playing with them at the park or the beach," he obituary reads.
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"But I'm most excited to binge this with my nieces and nephews — I feel blessed that we get to bring Carmen to the next generation."
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There is a lot to do to get her one-bedroom apartment ready for a dinner party for nine (plus two adorable babies — my nieces!).
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Kendall Jenner isn't playing favorites when it comes to her nieces and nephews, but she does have an extra-special bond with one of them.
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"I don't know anything about the mom world even though I have a lot of nieces and a lot of girlfriends with kids," she says.
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Since that very first buy, her collection has grown to roughly 200 pairs of shoes — after a few edits and donations to charities and nieces.
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Also slender and sporting a mustache, he looks very much like his brother Halat, and plays with one of his tiny nieces as he talks.
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A more haunting case was some 15 years ago when a sexual assault victim revealed that she was selling her nieces for drugs, she said.
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Truly, your daughters, your mothers, your sisters your nieces, your granddaughters, your friends – it gives them a feeling that they too could possibly do this.
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As a boy, he used to look after the younger kids at summer camp, he said, and he easily connected with his nieces and nephews.
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Archaeologists and researchers are seeking for a third time to locate the grave, against the wishes of family members, who include six nieces and nephews.
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He encouraged his nieces and nephews, as he had his own four children, telling them that education was the most reliable way to escape poverty.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 Ms. Fornés, who was called Irene by friends, is survived by 17 nieces and nephews.
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Murad, who was captured with her sisters, several nieces and friends, was held in Mosul, where she was tortured and raped before managing to escape.
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He said the trustees' attempt to get the N.F.L. to hear the case makes no sense because neither Bill Bowlen nor his nieces are owners.
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At the far end sits a pool table that Paul Newman played on in "The Color of Money," a gift from one of his nieces.
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"He'd tell his wife, 'Stay safe in Switzerland, but I still have work to do,' " Tamar Nezer-Loinger, one of his nieces, said by phone.
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They, too, have complained that the Nigerian government has restricted their access to their daughters and nieces who are living in government custody in Abuja.
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Dear Carolyn: My husband, 3-year-old son and I happily spend time with my husband's family, including our 4- and 6-year-old nieces.
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"We can't remain in the same place," said the girls' aunt, Reina, who is seeking refugee status for her nieces, witnesses to the double homicide.
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There are 84 courts with cameras for live-streaming so that aunts and uncles in Idaho can watch their nieces and nephews play in tournaments.
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The showroom on Chrystie Street was open seven days a week and was staffed on many weekends by George's nieces, nephews and then-teenage sons.
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Over the last few years, Kardashian has been a doting aunt to her nieces and nephews, and now "she really wants a baby," says the source.
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Lambert says he asked to speak to his nieces and nephews on numerous occasions over the years, but Louise always found an excuse why he couldn't.
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Jimmy's nieces originally gave him the socks when he ran a marathon so that he could say that with them he could do anything he wants.
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In December, an woman surprised her nieces with a Build-A-Bear equipped with the voice and laugh of their grandfather who died of a stroke.
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Still, I have the same conversations with my son that many of you have with your sons and daughters and nieces and nephews, grandchildren and godchildren.
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Still, in addition to helping farmers, he's been able to help pay college fees for his two nieces and support his siblings and parents, he said.
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In the past couple of years, my Instagram feed has transformed into a parade of photos of my definitely childless friends holding their nieces and nephews.
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Jenner is the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, which means she is closest in age to her nieces and nephews from Kim and Kourtney's relationships.
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A proud Vietnam Vet, he says the freedom to peacefully demonstrate was something he fought for, just like his nieces and nephews who've served in Iraq.
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Luke Crain (Julian Hilliard when young, Oliver Jackson-Cohen when old): Young Luke is anatomically the cutest kid alive; sorry to all your nieces and nephews.
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The photos' captions talked about sisterly love, which may have Paris' way of hinting that she now has two nieces that will understand that precious bond.
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The source adds that Kardashian was "born to be a mother," and has had a ton of experience with babies considering her many nieces and nephews.
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From the beginning, he acted as a mentor to other New York families who had lost sons, brothers, and nieces at the hands of the police.
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Nick also got very special birthday greetings from his eldest brother Kevin, 30, and his nieces, Kevin and sister-in-law Danielle's daughters Alena and Valentina.
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" Flores said she wants to see her nieces and nephews, so that they know they have relatives who love them, "whether they know us or not.
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The profile, which was started about a month ago and is currently managed by Adichie's nieces, is part of a larger project she calls Wear Nigerian.
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" Johnson says Cory was very close with her nieces and nephews, and that "she was the most kind, loving, jolly person that you would ever meet.
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It's widespread enough to be a common trope on TV, where the uncle usually has an apparent (though ambiguous) sexual interest in his nieces and nephews.
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Another third belongs to her brother John, and the rest of the shares are split between her four nieces, who are also featured on this list.
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"I've thought about the nephews and nieces," said Mark Dennis, 42, an information technology consultant who has lived in the Horatio Street building for 13 years.
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He visited his mother or sister every other day and marked the seasons with his nieces and nephews — apple picking, pumpkin carving, decorating a Christmas tree.
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I have lots of young nieces and nephews—they should encounter a broader representation of human ideals than the postimperial models I had to work against.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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Women were marching with their mothers and daughters and grandmothers and sisters and nieces; they were carrying signs about marching for their mothers and their daughters.
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Ms. Albors thought of her nieces and nephews — "They're my life," she said — and her mother, who is in her 70s and was alone in Manatí.
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If you love your nieces and nephews but don&apost get along with your siblings, you can designate exactly who you want to receive your assets.
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The attitude of Sheneneh reminds me of my nieces and my sisters, how they can get on you and put you in your place real quick.
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Elizabeth Flores, Louise's sister, told ABC's "Good Morning America" that she pleaded with her sister to let her see her nieces and nephews, even over Skype.
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"There are eight nieces on Kevin's side, and they were like, 'I think this place is more like Aurora, no it's more like Cinderella,'" added Mrs.
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When the Sea Ray is tied to the dock, the younger of the Condons' 11 grandchildren and 15 nieces and nephews play pirate ship on board.
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Today, she resides in assisted living and doesn't recognize most of her large family, including dozens of nieces and nephews who grew up with Ms. Hall.
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She reminded me that her nieces and nephews were participating then in a wave of demonstrations that came to be known as the "Defend Islam" rallies.
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"Having grown up in Waipahu, Roldan enjoyed working on cars with his friends and spending time with his family and adored his nieces," the statement said.
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I was at work one morning and received a group text message about one of my great-nieces who needed to be placed within a home.
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Nothing. In fact, it would make this abuse even worse by making it possible for cousins, nieces and nephews of farm operators to receive farm subsidies.
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"Cousins that you may have, or nieces and nephews, might love to receive whatever family heirlooms or history that you have to pass on," she said.
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One of the things we've learned is that while Jim Crow may be dead, he's still got some nieces and nephews that are alive and well.
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Bryan and his wife, Caroline, stepped in to help raise nephew Til, and nieces Kris and Jordan alongside their own two boys, Bo, 9, and Tate, 6.
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Copeland can't wait to give some dolls to her nieces and nephews, and is also excited for young girls and dancers to "see themselves" in the doll.
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"My beautiful nieces teaching me everything I know on the keys," he wrote on Instagram Thursday along with a photo of him bonding with the two girls.
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The Canadian-born actor turned out with his mother Tammy, his brothers, nephews and nieces as well as his wife, actress Blake Lively, and their two children.
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She's formed close relationships with many of her siblings, become an aunt to their children, and is soon to become godmother to one of her new nieces.
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And Winter is no stranger to body shaming – the actress faced criticism for a photo she Instagrammed of herself and her nieces in bathing suits in November.
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Carrie Rae Barnette Barnette, 34, was a devoted aunt to five nieces and nephews who recently purchased a home in Riverside, California, to be closer to family.
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An El Paso native, he and his wife, Patricia, never had children of their own, but were foster parents who doted on their many nieces and nephews.
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" — Marion Shackford, Virginia "Every year we get together with my aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews to make 90 pounds of the Greek sausage loukaniko for Christmas.
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FROM PEN: LuAnn De Lesseps Had 3 Beautiful Dresses Made for Her Wedding Khloé is not shy about her auntie love for all her nieces and nephews.
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I taught painting at the community center and took my nieces to soccer practice and spent my Saturday nights at the one townie bar that served rosé.
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Of course, he also has a ton of experience as uncle to his four nieces and nephews by way of sisters Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine.
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Today, she remembers him as a Cookie Monster tattoo connoisseur, a fan of Say Yes to the Dress who spoiled his nieces with vacations to Disney World.
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With less than two months to go, I couldn't ignore that (nieces and nephews included) I'd never changed a diaper or fed and bathed a baby before.
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Leonard told Yahoo Sports that during his NBA career, he often was away from home so long that he missed life events with his nieces and nephews.
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Beyond veterans themselves, many members who did not serve in the military have mothers and fathers, aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews who did.
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He is survived by his sister Lois Golden, his nephew Douglas Golden (wife Dianne Golden and nieces Andrea Mohr (husband Michael Mohr) Victoria Silverman (husband Mark Silverman).
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It's simply not enough for us to slowly chip away at the problem as we lose more mothers, daughters, sisters, nieces and friends to this terrible disease.
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For now, he is content with reconnecting with his two siblings and extended family members, and visiting the park with three nieces — ages 22, 10 and 3.
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She has children of her own now, 4 and 2 years old, and two nieces and a nephew she often gets charged with taking care of too.
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I have nine nieces and nephews and most of them are at the age where they now have their own favorite television shows and characters they love.
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Like Mame, she was a dramatic, somewhat distant aunt, demanding to be called "Tante" when she swooped in to Detroit for visits with her nieces and nephews.
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His mother was dead, and so was one of his brothers, but there were teen-age nieces and nephews whom he was meeting for the first time.
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In most cases, this means having a conversation with our nieces and nephews or our siblings to discover who wants these family heirlooms and who doesn&apost.
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The Trump administration has said parents, children, spouses and siblings can enter the U.S., but grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and other family members would be barred.
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On "The Ellen Show" Thursday with her nieces and nephews, Kourtney Kardashian said her sister was supposed to join her but couldn't because the surrogate was in labor.
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The cases unravel The convictions began to unravel several years ago when one of Ramirez's two nieces, now in her twenties, stepped forward to say she had lied.
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"It was very difficult because all of our nieces and nephews are highly social and have always had a lot of friends and play dates," Marc tells PEOPLE.
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To babysit nieces and nephews, attend every ceremony, take part in serious meetings over family affairs, raise children who saw their cousins as often as I saw mine.
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"My plan was to take classes at my local community college, learn how to knit and make hats and scarves for my nieces and nephews," Williams says. Nov.
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Between my own experience and having four nieces and nephews, I know [Kids] is something that can really benefit parents and also be a fun experience for kids.
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All kids are objectively cute, but as someone who's not an aunt, I am constantly wondering: Why are all my friends so obsessed with their nieces and nephews?
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Friends have told me numerous anecdotes about their very young daughters, sons, nieces, or nephews who carry on earnest conversations with Alexa or engage Siri in Beckettian dialogue.
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Two of his nieces on the series – Candace Cameron Bure (who plays D.J. Tanner) and Jodie Sweetin (who plays Stephanie Tanner) – both celebrated the actor in Instagram posts.
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Bella and Madison, two teenagers from Reseda, California who are Kylie Jenner superfans — and nieces of a Top Ramen marketing employee, obviously — were responsible for the intricate confection.
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Robinette is hoping to get close to her 13 nieces and nephews, with whom she has not spoken in years, and who she fears may be "socially" underdeveloped.
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She's survived by her four children — Alexis, 18, Cayden, 11, Micah, 9, and Amara, 8 — as well as her grandparents, mother, siblings, siblings' spouses and nieces and nephews.
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He told his nine family members to run and returned to the line of fire to look for his young nieces who had gotten lost in the crowd.
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Instagram user Dani Lane shared a video of two of her daughters Dannah and Dani that has perhaps revolutionized everything videos of your nieces and nephews could be.
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It said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancée or other extended family members are not considered to be close relationships.
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The 53-year old said his nieces' leadership and knowledge of how to navigate both the Māori and Western worlds was revitalizing his people's fight for social justice.
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She can't stand the auntie who advises her nieces to keep their "hair long and glossy or invest in good weaves" so they can hold down a man.
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These children who look like our nieces, nephews, brothers, and sisters: these children that look like us will forever be marked by the actions of the Trump administration.
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The women are eight members from three generations of two closely connected families, the Friesens and the Loewens: mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, aunts and nieces, cousins.
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I realize the conversations we have are most important, but that music helped our message to stand up for themselves resonate, helped my nieces see their situation differently.
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They were with their girls on the field -- not to mention being cheered on by Aunt Roxanne, who was just a little cray-cray protective of her nieces.
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Fletcher had more nieces, nephews and cousins than a Turkish begum, bringing along enough guests to provide Cabot Cove with a plentiful supply of visitors to bump off.
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Even Ms. Sui, a mainstay of New York fashion, has been wearing Tevas for years, usually when taking her nieces and nephews on vacation to rocky European beaches.
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Under the guidelines, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members are not considered close relations.
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"I speak to you as if you were my children, my brothers, my nephews and nieces: Stop and go back," Michele Emiliano, Puglia's president, said on Facebook Saturday.
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Through dessert, and the post-dessert drawing and painting sessions with my nieces and nephews that follow at the coffee table, the stock simmers along quietly and unattended.
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Progressive billionaire Tom Steyer launched his NextGen youth voter engagement initiative in Iowa and this last cycle, also had two nieces working campaigns in the first presidential state.
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I had a dream that I was back there with family last night, meeting all my little nieces and nephews, and it was tough waking up from it.
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During the ceremony, Danny Abdeljabbar and Sam Leatherwood, the boyfriends of two of Blake's nieces, Walsh and Caty Costigan, officiated the ceremony since they are both ordained ministers.
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Consider giving nonmonetary gifts: You can give the gift of your time and offer to watch your nieces or nephews so your sibling can enjoy a date night.
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"I have eight sisters, and at the time, I had nieces who were serving at the altar, and I didn't see the justification for it," Cardinal Tobin said.
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I call my sister and sister-in-law and we make plans to have two of our nieces and two nephews spend the night with us this weekend.
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I imagined cleaning out closets, taking garbage bags of old shoes and bedding to Goodwill, and setting aside family heirlooms for my children and my nieces and nephews.
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Lambert says he is hoping to talk to his nieces and nephews in the next few weeks after he undergoes a background check and share new memories with them.
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Dragon is survived by his older brother Doug, two nieces Kelly McBride and Renee Henn, as well as four nephews, Quincy Carroll, Paul Henn, Cody Dragon and Jack Dragon.
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Billy Lambert told PEOPLE not long after his nieces and nephews were released from medical care that he was counting the days before he could talk to them again.
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The singer recruited her sons, nieces and nephews to make place settings with each guest's name, and recorded son Zuma placing Shelton's name at a seat next to hers.
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Caroline also shared a group photo of the family — including sons Bo and Tate, nephew Til, nieces Kris and Jordan and Luke's mom LeClaire — decked out in festive outfits.
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And years of being an aunt to her nieces North, Penelope and Dream, as well as nephews Mason and Reign, will surely be beneficial for the Good American mogul.
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She said the run-up to the trial was already taxing, as she believes the prosecution chose her to hear the case because her nieces had previously been molested.
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Also on Thursday, Kim captured Snapchats of her day with momager Kris Jenner and grandmother MJ in addition to son Saint West and nieces Penelope Disick and Dream Kardashian.
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"I have hardly anything left to one day show her nieces and nephews and baby siblings exactly how amazing she was without pulling painful articles on Google," La'Princia concluded.
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Lauren / Splash News While Kardashian often takes style notes from her young nieces North West and Penelope Disick, this ensemble was more in line of a traditional KarJenner aesthetic.
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I think of all I would've missed out on if my attempt was successful, the most important that I never would've been an aunt and watch my nieces grow.
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My younger sister had just had a baby...My mother was itching for more grandkids, my other siblings for nieces and nephews, and after all, I was the oldest.
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"That relationship has changed over time, and as [the nieces and nephews] are less interested in her, she's become less interested in giving her assets to them," Meehan said.
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Norris is a nosy, judgmental aunt in Jane Austen's " Mansfield Park," the kind of character you love to hate: doting on her disrespectful nieces and mistreating the novel's protagonist.
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The criteria is super specific, so the following relatives don't count as "bona fide relationships": grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law.
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I'm their millennial auntie, so my nieces and nephews know that when my phone comes out it's time to play with Snapchat functions or make funny Stories on Instagram.
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Those with family relationships that would allow entry include grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins of people in the United States.
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Staring at her two young nieces, she was suddenly struck by a thought: Do you realize this girl here is the age you were when Donn started molesting you?
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"At least now we can stop lying to our daughters and nieces and granddaughters when we tell them they can be anything they want to be," Ms. Bryan said.
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"One of the things that we've learned is that while Jim Crow may be dead, he still got some nieces and nephews that are alive and well," he added.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" of U.S. residents are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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You can have black friends, your nieces and nephews can be black, you can live in a diverse neighborhood and still behave in racist ways and say racist things.
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Now is an important time to teach your kids, nieces, and nephews how to make financial decisions and get them involved in the financial decisions you're making, Butera said.
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The State Department sent shock waves through immigrant communities with their incomprehensible interpretation that uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, brothers- and sisters-in-law, grandchildren and grandparents were not.
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The next, she's whisked off to the suburbs and tasked with creating an environment stable and nurturing enough that the courts will let Lucas keep custody of his nieces.
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In the past 25 years since Richard Nixon's death, Edward Nixon had become "our family's rock," his nieces, Tricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower, said in a statement.
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So for me, self-care is taking the time to pause and see my family and see my nieces and nephews and spend quality time playing with my cats.
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It's a labour of love, because even now, I'm looking at putting down new stocks, and thinking that in 20 years time, the nephews and nieces will be selling it.
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In January, aunt Kim Kardashian gifted her nieces and two daughters with black and multicolored monogram-coated Mini HL Speedy bags from Vuitton's Spring 2003 collaboration with artist Takashi Murakami.
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My nieces and nephews are older and into all kinds of cool things, so sometimes my sister stops here to hang out with me on her way home from work.
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If you were thinking about getting your kids or young nieces and nephews a fun gift for the holidays, we got you covered on amazing deals on select Hasbro products.
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First, the government excluded "siblings-in-law, cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and grandchildren" from the definition of those "close familial relationships" that would be exempted from the ban.
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The day had special resonance for me because as Hillary Clinton was nominated, I kept thinking about my six grand-nieces and how the world had now changed for them.
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"I have nieces and nephews and I have godchildren and I would love to one day have kids of my own," Cohen told Ryan Seacrest in a November 2017 interview.
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" Still, Khloé says her five nieces and nephews, including half-black North, 2, and Saint West, 3 months, look "like the United Nations, and I love that when they're playing.
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I have loads of nieces, my sisters, all my friends and I want them to be safe too, not be embarrassed about what's happening and for the stigma to go.
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Matt Jacobi and Nick Caprio, of Scottsdale, Arizona, have been a couple for more than 11 years, and they're planning a May wedding, with their two nieces as flower girls.
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" are not considered close family.
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" were not considered close family.
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Her book provides extensive background for the Horner story: Among the many people she tracks down are one of Horner's nieces and a neighbor who was instrumental in Sally's rescue.
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My parents and in-laws are here, our siblings and their spouses, our nieces and nephews, hundreds of friends from Virginia and beyond, including my great friend, Representative Bobby Scott.
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Although adults were not the target audience, and were considered worthless viewers as far as the advertisers were concerned, they were bringing their children, nieces, and nephews to the show.
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She had heard from her nieces on the island; one, who spent the summer with her in New York, wiped tears from her eyes in a videochat with her aunt.
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In addition to Ms. Kouyoumdjian and Ms. Marques, Mr. Marks is survived by his parents, Jerry and Henrietta Marks; an older brother, Jerry Marks Jr.; three nieces, and two nephews.
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If I didn't have my seven siblings and 21 nieces and nephews in all their chaotic glory, perhaps I would have heard the echo I have listened for so hard.
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From Alexei, I've learned how all those Romanov uncles, nieces and nephews scattered by the revolution suddenly recognized one another in the hallways of the Astoria hotel in St. Petersburg.
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Jeffrey's brother Lucas (also played by Coster-Waldau) is on the verge of going broke paying for search parties to comb the woods for signs of his brother and nieces.
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The United States is like an aging rich uncle who has for too long financed his spendthrift nieces and nephews, but that suddenly recognizes that his bank account is dwindling.
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But I know it's the holidays, and many of us have to take our parents and siblings and nieces and cousins on a trip to the Cineplex to see … something.
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Last year, after the divorce, surfing off the coast of Kona with my three nieces, I realized I'd never felt more alive, even when wiping out in the rough surf.
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India criticized the U.S. 2018 Farm Bill, saying it benefited not only farmers, but also their first cousins, nieces and nephews, with children and spouses qualifying for $125,000 of payments.
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I would stay for three weeks and the plan was to go on some day trips, take my nieces and nephews swimming and just relax and spend some time together.
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"When it comes to my nieces and stuff you have to get them to love your hair, especially my little niece who's gorgeous with a curly head of hair," she says.
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Wedding attendees Dr. Rita Kilislian and Taylor Smith, as well as Rebelo's twin nieces Destinee and Desiree, were pictured celebrating with Gomez as seen in a selfie on the big day.
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In 2008, he and his mother were devastated to learn that his sister and her husband were killed in Guatemala, leaving the two to help raise his orphaned nieces and nephew.
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Reynolds also invited his many nieces and nephews to attend his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in December, which is where the couple's daughters, James and Ines, made their public debut.
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A 'typical week' starts path to prison It all started when Ramirez had her nieces, sisters, ages 7 and 9, over to her apartment during a San Antonio summer in 1994.
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The nibling (shorthand for nieces and nephews) infatuation might be a millennial thing, says Bella DePaulo, PhD, author of Singled Out, and academic affiliate at the University of California Santa Barbara.
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In my case, a second family as my daughter, mommy, dad, cousins, aunts, siblings, and my favorites (aka my nephews and nieces) were all at finals this year cheering me on.
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The April Vogue cover star recently welcomed two new nieces — Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi and Kim Kardashian West's daughter Chicago — and has one more on the way: Khloé Kardashian's baby girl.
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But in his own household, where his mother and sisters live, adult male and female siblings share equal status; Mosuo men often serve as father figures to their nieces and nephews.
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Following Abdul-Jabbar's logic, shouldn't Liam Hemsworth's iconic "ice baths and flexing in tiny shorts" photo also lead to a hearty round of schoolyard torment for is many nieces and nephews?
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Cassidy is survived by son Beau with ex-wife Sue Shifrin-Cassidy; his daughter Katie; his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan; step-mother Shirley Jones; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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In addition to Princess Diana's nephew and nieces, the late royal's siblings — Charles and sisters Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale — were also in attendance at Harry and Meghan's nuptials.
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"We tried at Hammam al-Alil camp," about 35 km (22 miles) south of Mosul, the 50-year-old said, flanked by 20 relatives including sons and grand-nephews and nieces.
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That's Facebook's pitch in a nutshell: We know it sucks you can't be with your nieces and nephews or elderly parents right now, but hopefully this screen will do the trick.
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None of her five children, who were taken care of by one of Ms. Martin's nieces, graduated from high school, and her eldest two were incarcerated for various periods, she said.
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The house — previously occupied by Ng Eng Teng, a local sculptor, and later owned by the sculptor's nieces — had many little connecting rooms that made it unsuitable for the family's needs.
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Check it out ... one photog tries getting her attention by calling her "doo-doo head," a nickname the King of Pop held for his kids, nieces, nephews and even Macaulay Culkin.
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Jill Kubit: The main focus right now is on writing letters to our own children, our grandchildren, our nieces and nephews, or other people in our lives that are really young.
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"I am not angry, but I am devastated, I have lost everyone," said Manant Vaidya, 38, whose parents, sister, brother-in-law and two teenage nieces all died in the crash.
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One woman whose nieces attended the school dinner-dance told The Washington Post she was worried for her 81-year-old mother and whether she could be exposed to the virus.
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Besides his three daughters, Joe leaves behind three siblings, two sisters-in-law, 14 nieces and nephews, and eight grandchildren, all to "squabble over his vast fortune," according to the obituary.
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Viceroy, who refused to share his real name or age, lives in Harlem; the women waiting for him were his twin nieces, Alexandria and Ariella Chiclana, 21, from Harlem as well.
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" Flores said she had a more important message for her nieces and nephews: "I want them to know they do have family that they love, whether they know us or not.
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On Friday nights she covered her head and walked over to her parents' house, where her nieces and nephews would ask where her husband was and why she didn't have children.
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This year, my list includes metallic suitcases that are easy to track, bangles that charge your iPhone, DJ-worthy devices, and, for my nieces, Play-Doh sets with a magical, connected component.
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" Trent tells PEOPLE that Simpson has been part of the family for 34 years and was given custody of his nieces when Carlie's father, James, was having what she describes as "problems.
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He is survived by his wife, his son Peter, his step-daughter Laura, his sister, Marie and her husband Ronald LaVoie, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, among many nieces and nephews.
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The way my friends wax poetic about their nieces and nephews, you'd think they were Bachelor contestants describing the loves of their lives: They're the most perfect, precious creatures I've ever met.
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"Single people get to develop and nurture their own special relationships with their nieces and nephews, without having to accommodate what a romantic partner or spouse might think or want," she says.
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I hope my nieces and nephews will grow up with that being normalized, and it won't be a situation like it was for the kids that I was friends with growing up.
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She's already confirmed she's steering away from "K" names, and we already know she won't be using the names North, Chicago, Stormi, Penelope, or Dream, since they're the names of her nieces.
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We have waited for years while going through the steps: the refugee application, the background check, the Embassy interviews, the pleas to remove my nieces and nephews from the danger of revenge.
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Cassidy is survived by his son Beau with ex-wife Sue Shifrin-Cassidy; his daughter Katie; his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan; step-mother Shirley Jones; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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Actress and dancer Julianne Hough had the best response to an Instagram fan who wondered what Hough's "little nieces and nephews" had to say about her recent nude photos for Women's Health.
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Carole DeMaio, one of the nieces, said her uncle never took the necessary steps to make sure everything went to Mr. Doyle, including not marrying him, because he did not want to.
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When he'd earned enough money, he bought a house big enough to hold all his nieces and nephews, and encouraged them, one by one, to leave the village and get an education.
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"One of Austen's nieces subsequently said events in her own life came too close to what she was writing," Kathryn Sutherland, emeritus professor in English at Oxford University, said in an interview.
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My brother passed, and me and my wife and all my nieces and nephews, we just narrowed it down to this one spot and it's been a blessing to the whole family.
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I could understand if he is talking about keeping terrorists from entering the country, but my wife's nieces and nephews who have tech degrees would be great to have here in America.
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Nieces Paris Hilton and Nicky Hilton Rothschild were matching in the front row in dainty florals, while Richards' nephew Barron Hilton and wife Tessa Hilton chose all-black looks for the show.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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Despite her heroin addiction, she maintained a relationship with her kids and sisters, asking for photos of nieces and nephews or sending messages to her children telling them how much she loved them.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now, we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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She read their storybooks and letters, watched their television programs and listened to their tales, including those of her own six nieces and nephews, to learn what enchantments and fantasies excited their imaginations.
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She cares for my four nieces and nephews and also has a small farm of horses, llamas, goats, chickens, and donkeys, so it's easy for her to forget to take time for herself!
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" "For me, overcoming that was not only empowering to me — I have nieces, a 7-year-old, an 11-year-old and a 17-year-old, and I tell them about this stuff.
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members will not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members would not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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But I remember the first time I did a show, my nieces and nephews counted the number of times I said, 'Perfectly perfect,' and it was something like 21 times in an hour.
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Despite the fact that Jimbo can't speak, his infectious energy and spirit—complimented by his nieces' savvy use of Dubsmash videos, Beyoncé references, and Ryan Gosling memes—bring his posts hundreds of likes.
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Hillenburg is survived by his wife of 20 years Karen Hillenburg, son Clay, mother Nancy Hillenburg (nee Dufour), as well as brother Brian Kelly Hillenburg, his wife Isabel and nieces Emma and Hazel.
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The 37-year-old is currently 51st in the line of succession to the British throne, behind her father, older brother Lord Frederick Windsor and her two young nieces, Maud and Isabella Windsor.
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The current bill also allows subsidies to go not just to the actual farmers of corporate-size family farms but also to nieces and nephews who have nothing to do with the farm.
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Over the last five or six years, I'll go back home and see my family, my nieces, and nephews, and they're talking, playing, shooting basketballs, and I'm like, 'Dang, I missed all this.
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It was a very different future from the one that Mr. Trinidad said he and his siblings had imagined, which was to watch their nieces grow up and start families of their own.
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On a fall day, I drove past the Sierra Sur mountains to the Mateo household, a hot-pink house with an electric-blue door, where eight potters — sisters, in-laws and nieces — live.
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" But it went on to state that "close family" does not include "grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other 'extended' family members.
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The youngest Colantuono brother, Franco, tall and imposing in a dark cowboy hat, rode a sleek black horse in front, flanked by two teenage nieces, wearing cowboy hats, neckerchiefs and red-checked shirts.
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The holiday season is right around the corner which means spending time with parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents, cousins, nephews, and nieces, all of whom might be of various ages and health conditions.
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Just last month, while surrounded by her nieces and nephews, Jenner joked that she and friend Fai Khadra should start a family of their own — something many of Kendall's family members fully supported.
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His friends and family also attended the award ceremony to support him, including Garry Marshall, the Beach Boys, Dave Coulier, Lori Loughlin, Josh Peck, Paget Brewster and his sisters with his nieces and nephews.
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And it's nice for me because I have nieces who are younger than me [whom] I can start to mentor now, so they don't have to go through the same thing I went through.
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The employee described the male suspect as a "black adult man," according to police, and also provided descriptions of children that matched Martin's son and several nieces and nephews, who were there as well.
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The former Dancing with the Stars competitor tells PEOPLE that with six nieces, the challenges that young girls face while going through puberty — especially in regard to their confidence levels — hit close to home.
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He is survived by his wife, Virginia O'Brian, along with his brother Don Krampe, Don's wife Jean, his sister-in-law Wendy Stumpf Hughes, and seven nieces and nephews, according to the HOBY website.
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A retired chef and restaurant owner, Chen lived with his brother and his family at River Walk and started playing Pokémon Go so he could "connect" with his grandchildren, nieces and nephews, Sandler says.
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In the early 2000s, one of Kahlo's nieces, Isolda Pinedo, and her daughter, Mara Romeo, assigned rights to the Kahlo brand to a company known as the Frida Kahlo Corporation, according to court papers.
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On Tuesday, Eva Ascón was coming to terms with a gut-wrenching scenario: Her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives have been missing since the volcano erupted near their homes.
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Not only did Slate and Evans look cozy for the cameras, but the two posed with their nieces and nephews, who they brought to the screening of the animated film, which features Slate's voice.
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Dozens of guests, from all generations — ambassadors from the nearby embassies, the local fishmonger, various uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews — would arrive on Saturday nights, the crowds spilling out under the garden's mango trees.
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" The mourning uncle said his nieces "were just full of life," calling Kristo "a dancing fool" and describing Emma as a typical little girl who "just loved Barbie dolls and she loved to color.
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"When you make it fun, they absolutely latch on," Bauer says, reflecting on the times her own kids would help her out in the kitchen growing up, and now her younger nieces and nephews.
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I'd love to help my single mom pay her mortgage, I'd love to help my nieces and nephews save for college, and one day I'd like to at least own a condo with my partner.
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They kept silent about the uncle who'd raped and impregnated at least two of his nieces, the brother who'd fondled his sister, and that aunt that tried and failed to drown her child in bathwater.
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Fortnite has been down for hours and people are wondering if it's a stunt, a planned outage or something more So if your nephews and nieces have been grumpy for some reason, this is why.
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Mere hours after getting rescued by boat from their flooded apartment complex, Toseika Thomas and a group of relatives, including 12 of her nieces, nephews, and kids, relaxed on air mattresses in the church's gymnasium.
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"With a big family like mine, as many sisters and nieces and my girlfriends, I can certainly relate to what girls go through in their young years and even in their adult years," she says.
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Khloé Kardashian may have just unveiled a serious new style uniform (she's been wearing sheer, lingerie-flashing pieces all week) but her real style inspo actually comes straight from two unexpected sources — her baby nieces!
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Ramirez and three of her friends were accused of sexually assaulting her two nieces over a two-day period while Ramirez cared for the young girls at her apartment in San Antonio, Texas in 1994.
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By posing as the man's nieces who have brought a birthday cake, Abbi and Ilana are able to walk right into his building and use the keys from the doorman to get into his apartment.
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On Tuesday, Kardashian West, 2003, revealed she bought Louis Vuitton Speedy Mini handbags for her daughters North, 2200, and Chicago, 235 mos, and nieces Penelope, 2000, Dream, 2, Stormi, 11 mos, and True, 8 mos.
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The compromise bill, however, is thought to adopt the House language that would actually expand this loophole, making it possible for more family members not in farming to receive subsidies, specifically cousins, nephews, and nieces.
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Despite Mondella's last words to his sister, she was not involved with her nieces' assuming control of the company, or with their later decisions about it, and evidently this did not sit well with her.
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Now, when I take my nieces and nephews to the beach, one of my favorite things to do, I can delight in that look of joy on their faces when they leap into the waves.
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Martin said her son, who's about to turn 10, and her nieces and nephews went into the store to see if the bakery was giving out free cookies and to get samples from the deli.
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My nieces and nephews bought my 82-year-old sister a computer a couple years back — to this day, she's still too scared to learn how to get online, only using it to play Solitaire.
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My sister and my nieces and nephew joined us and took pictures as we kissed for the first time as a married couple and fulfilled the Jewish tradition of breaking a glass for good luck.
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Asked to define what a shift in consciousness might look like, Mr. Nance again brought up his nieces and nephews, the ones that sprung to mind when he read about the shooting of Antwon Rose.
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"Tio" and "tia" may want to immigrate to pursue a business opportunity, which might in turn provide resources for nieces and nephews and other family members in both the United States and the home country.
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Dozens of Jared's friends and family—siblings, parents, nieces, nephews, and Jaxon—came out for his funeral a few days later, filling the local church where Jared's body lay in a flag-draped open casket.
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The toy company that makes all those PAW Patrol toys your kids, nieces and nephews love ... claims Chinese counterfeiters are taking a huge bite out of its bottom line, and duping millions of young fans.
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"I just don't know how it would work," said Ms. Hogerheide, who shuttles two 11-year-olds and a 9-year-old around along with nieces and an exchange student in her Toyota Sienna minivan.
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Outside of these escapist sequences, Krisel finds warmth in small moments of triumph, whether it's Chip bonding with his nieces around Dale's dinner table or with his mother at the slot machines, on Easter Sunday.
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Some of the bigger ones are Alveda King, who is one of the nieces of Martin Luther King Jr., and she is head of Civil Rights for the Unborn and part of Priests for Life.
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"), mourns Bobby Christina Brown ("Poor thing"), and sometimes tires of being on the receiving end of her great-nieces' lens ("You know one of these days I'm gonna shove that camera up your ass, Michelle.
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Some studies have also found a smaller risk increase in second-degree relatives, such as grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and half-siblings, but others have not found this link in these more distant relatives.
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U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson on Thursday ordered the government not to enforce the ban on grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins of people in the United States.
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The district court also found that "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in- law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins of persons in the United States" count as "close familial relationships" exempted from the travel ban.
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Among the family members gathered around her — including nephews, nieces, and an old man gently extricating a thorn from a baby goat's front leg — were two women who have each ranked among Africa's top female wrestlers.
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Close family "does not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, and any other 'extended' family members," according to the cable, first reported by the Associated Press.
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Li Ming, who had five family members on board including two seven-year-old nieces, said he and a cousin flew to Phuket from China's eastern Jiangsu province on Saturday after losing contact with their relatives.
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"We are surrounded by Joey's family here in Indiana and life is a revolving door of sisters, parents and nieces and nephews – all pouring love and time into Joey and our little family," he told PEOPLE.
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Theatergoers quickly began tweeting about seeing Pence — who was joined by his daughter Charlotte and his nieces and nephew — with some claiming "the entire theater just booed him" while others posted video showing more mixed reactions.
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While she's been an aunt to her nieces and nephews for many years, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 33, recently revealed that there have been some unexpected surprises about having her own child.
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My dad grew up under segregation in the South, and saw our yearly trips as a chance to show me and my nephews and nieces a country he'd never been able to see as a child.
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"I was going to do super magical unicorn theme but North and Penelope beat me to it," she said of her nieces, who teamed up for a joint unicorn-themed birthday bash earlier over the summer.
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As family members, they adored their nieces and nephews as if their own children and always found the time to take interest in each and every one of us, no matter what was on their plate.
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Diamond chose his case studies not for the insights they offer, but because they're the countries he's lived in (save for Japan, though Diamond reassures the reader that he has Japanese cousins and nieces by marriage).
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"She has asked me not to comment except to say that our conversations were private, often included pictures of her nieces and nephews and my son and were always appropriate," Mr. Weiner was quoted as saying.
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So were legions of women I know who took daughters, nieces, nephews, mentees or simply went in droves, some of them to women-only screenings — and walked out of theaters with a strange feeling of ferociousness.
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There are other ways to express yourself, either by using social media or by openly FaceTiming with your nieces at the airport gate while everyone waiting around you wants to throw you out onto the tarmac.
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Ricardo deserves most of the credit here, so you can thank him for the moment when Taro tells us we've asked the same question as another publication and decides to, uh, tell us about his nieces.
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Later that year, Larry Kelley — who won the second award, in 20163 at Yale — sold his for $328,100 because he was in ill health and wanted to distribute the proceeds to his 18 nieces and nephews.
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Right here, we all have the power to make sure that our daughters, nieces, granddaughters, great granddaughters, grow up with a mentality, that if you come from one of us, you come from all of us.
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Roberts is survived by her husband Steve V. Roberts and her children Lee Roberts and Rebecca Roberts, her grandchildren Regan, Hale and Cecilia Roberts and Claiborne, Jack and Roland Hartman, along with nieces, nephews, and cousins.
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"He died the same weekend," says Toby's sister, Jessi Norsworthy, who immediately flew to be with her nieces and nephews (whose ages range from 5 to 20) in Unity, Alabama, after her brother's death on April 24.
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As she lifts up the bottom of her wedding dress, it's revealed that she's wearing the "superhero" socks that were gifted to Jimmy by his nieces and that he then gave to her as a wedding gift.
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Among the notables paying homage to Cunnhingham: Wintour, the Times' publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., Sandy and Joan Weill and even one of his nieces, who all spoke about Cunningham's amazing eye for style and memorable personality.
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A stallholder who gives his surname as Piao (Park in Korean) explains that his grown-up nieces and nephews have all moved to Japan or South Korea, where he thinks they can earn three times more money.
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That didn't stop Meadows from launching into a soliloquy about how offensive it was for Tlaib to accuse him of racism — mentioning both his own black nieces and nephews and his friendship with Cummings, who is black.
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In a photo shared by Rob Kardashian Tuesday, his daughter Dream Renée, 3 months, is resting in her stroller while his nieces North, 3½, and Penelope Scotland, 4½, touch her head gently and smile for the camera.
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Some of my nieces and nephews who were considering heading to college in the U.S. are now thinking instead about Australia, which offers two to four-year post-study visas and a more consistent pro-immigration policy.
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"The size of the caravan that you see reflects the tremendous love there is between us," said LeBaron, whose cousins, nieces and nephews were killed in the attacks, referring to the many mourners who attended the funerals.
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Seriously, the new issue of The Neu Jorker has has everything: chagrined WASPs, millennial-directed scoffs, an ad for Acela: The Train for Nieces™, the signature Irvin typeface, praise of David Mamet, even elaborate, overwrought syntax.
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My sister and I were using the bravado of the music to hype up the girls, who were all being bullied in middle school, where my nieces were two of less than a handful of black students.
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The property, on Horatio Street, is an extremely valuable asset, and several of Mr. Cornwell's nieces and nephews have claimed it as their inheritance, rejecting the notion that their uncle wanted it to go to Mr. Doyle.
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She had spent the day in my parents' kitchen on Staten Island teaching her daughter and nieces, including me, to cook the food she grew up eating on holidays like Haitian Flag Day, celebrated on May 18.
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Constitutionally au courant, he is working on a graphic novel with his twin nieces, Kitty and Lily Knight, as well as a memoir for St. Martin's Press, "Hilary Knight: Drawn From Life," scheduled for publication next spring.
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"During his 88 years, he was an ideal mentor and source of strength, whether in the Navy, as a distinguished member of the scientific community, or on his goodwill journeys all across the world," his nieces said.
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Though it later added fiancés to the OK list, the administration insisted that "grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law" and "any other 'extended' family members" are still barred from America's shores.
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On Monday, Kardashian took to her website and app to reveal her favorite moments of the year, including her and Thompson's respective birthday bashes and all the "quality time" she got to spend with her nieces and nephews.
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One of the guests then shared a snap of the songstress with fellow wedding attendees Dr. Rita Kilislian and Taylor Smith as well as the bride-to-be's twin nieces Destinee and Desiree Rebelo celebrating the impending nuptials.
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It helps to contrast the creepy uncle with the more common trope of the cool uncle, which reflects the fact that an uncle is in a kind of "sweet spot" from the perspective of their nieces and nephews.
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Luckily, Kate's boyfriend didn't take the psychiatrist's warning seriously, and Kate left with a prescription for an SSRI antidepressant, which helped a little—until her thoughts went from hurting her boyfriend to harming her new nieces and nephews.
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I've never deluded myself into thinking that he's in what I've always considered that mythological place called heaven, looking down on my sister and me and the smattering of nieces, nephews and other kinfolk who still remember him.
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Alhaji Baba Shehu, who has several nieces and other relatives attending the school, said he feared many parents in a region where education for girls is already lagging would now be reluctant to send their daughters to school.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo's prime minister said on Sunday his brother and some nephews and nieces were among tens of thousands of Kosovars who tried to enter the European Union last year fleeing poverty and unrest in their homeland.
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Some of these worked better for me than others, but I really liked "Santa's nieces and nephews?" for RELATIVE CLAUSES and "'Village' newspaper that's namby-pamby?" for PASSIVE VOICE (the namby-pamby newspaper would be The Village Voice).
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The State Department cable, dated July 14, reportedly states that "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" are considered close family members and as a result can win visas.
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More recently, Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera, and Anna Vasquez (the so-called San Antonio Four) were finally exonerated in November, after being wrongfully convicted of sexually abusing Ramirez's two nieces based on the children's coerced testimony.
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During an appearance on "The Ellen Show" earlier in the day with her nieces and nephews, Kourtney Kardashian said her sister was supposed to be on the show, but could not make it because the surrogate was in labor.
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After Ramirez's nieces finished their visit and went back to their parents, allegations began to surface that the children were undressed and then sexually assaulted with objects by the San Antonio Four while guns were pointed at their heads.
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Shanann Watts' younger brother spoke out on Friday about the triple slaying of his pregnant sister and his two young nieces — and he expressed his gratitude to the community that has supported his family since the deaths last month.
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One obvious reason: You don't have the same level of obligation to your nieces and nephews as their parent, so you're expected to be more lenient when it comes to rules and more generous when it comes to gifts.
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Sisters Kylie Jenner and Khloé Kardashian are expecting their first children — and the latter has a holiday wish for her baby boy on the way that will likely extend to her entire family, including her soon-to-arrive nieces.
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With a handful of nieces and nephews already, Kendall Jenner was used to being an aunt — but it still took her a minute to process the news that her younger sister Kylie Jenner was pregnant with now-daughter Stormi.
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The bill will extend the eligibility for crop subsidies to nephews, nieces and cousins of a farmer, which is likely to escalate criticism over what is already seen as a too-broad definition of who qualifies for the funds.
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The highlight of Greg's Mr. T stuff is his collection of more than 100 handmade Mr. T dolls, all custom sewn for sons, daughters, nieces, and nephews by parents or relatives with too much free time on their hands.
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This series didn't star Zack or Cody, played by twins Dylan and Cole Sprouse, but would star Gomez as one of Arwin's nieces, along with Pretty Little Liars star Nia Peeples and Samantha Droke, who appeared on Suite Life.
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"While many talked about boycotting after the ad, one person said it had the opposite effect: "Just used my old navy cc to buy a $150 worth of clothes for my 2 nieces all because of your beautiful ad.
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Yates Roanoke, a Kansas oil baron and family patriarch, is a predator who has had sex with his sisters and female descendants, creating a monstrous genealogical heritage in which daughters might be nieces, sisters cousins and granddaughters actually daughters.
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" Moments later, on "Khadijah," however, he's a man keeping maturity at arm's length: "Baby, come see ya nieces' / Mother said, 'Baby, go get that Jesus' / Brother said, 'N**ga, you look a mess' / Back and forth rockin' on the ledge.
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The duo also shared numerous images of the family to their blog post, including Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo; daughter Jill Dillard and her 4-month-old son, Samuel; and eldest daughter Jana Duggar, cuddling up to her nieces and nephews.
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The couple, who first met during a family party at her parents' house, opted to go without a bridal party but still had Brown's younger sister Truely as a page and Ariella as a flower girl along with Thompson's 10 nieces.
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Paul's property also features an indoor balcony: 'We put it in here with the idea of being down here and talking to people up there with all of our nieces and nephews, a lot of them perform up there,' Lauren said.
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I'm happy that my nieces, two of whom are still in grade school and two who just recently became adults, are coming of age in a country where gender is not necessarily a bar to the highest office in the land.
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"If mothers-in-law clearly fall within the scope of the injunction, then so too should grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins," the three judges on the panel wrote in a joint opinion.
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" She adds, "And I see him with his nieces and I see him with my cousin's kids, and I know, I know that he would be an amazing dad but I guess that's what makes him amazing about his decision.
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From Thomas Jefferson's daughter, Martha Randolph, to Grover Cleveland's sister, Elizabeth Rose, American history is filled with first daughters, daughters-in-law, nieces, cousins and aunts who were not the first lady but played an important part in a president's success.
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Three conservative justices, Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, said Wednesday they would have allowed the travel ban to remain in effect as it applies to grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law.
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The problem is that the grandparents, aunts and extended family who take in their grandchildren, nieces and cousins so those children don't wind up deeper in the foster care system are routinely denied payments and systemically diverted from important resources.
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" One such planet-conscious consumer is David March, who hails from North Yorkshire, England, and told The Indepndent, "When I started working in 1977 I brought presents for all my nephews and nieces and it cost me a whole week's wages.
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You have to stay on Facebook to see photos of the nieces and nephews and stay in the loop about Friday drinks—but you don't want to offer up too much of your personal data to Zuckerberg's all-seeing network.
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"Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four" concerns four Texas women — Elizabeth Ramirez, Anna Vasquez, Cassandra Rivera and Kristie Mayhugh — who were sentenced to prison after two young nieces of Ms. Ramirez accused the four of sexual assault.
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According to the newspaper, Ms. Leadsom said that while Ms. May "possibly has nieces, nephews," she herself had "children who are going to have children" who would be directly affected by what happened after Britain's exit from the European Union.
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It turns bad jokes into good jokes, it signals to nieces and nephews that you're the fun one, and if you do it in a restaurant, it makes stuck-up people slam their forks down and look over at you.
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When I think about who I am fighting for, all I need to do is watch the final moments of the show, in which my great-nieces, 4 and 6 years old, are paraded in front of the cameras wearing chadors.
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Ms. Levitt, who wore a silver lamé jersey gown designed by Rick Owens, sashayed down the aisle escorted by her mother, Marie-France Salaun, and her brother, Alain Levitt; her two nieces, Ludivine and Rima, tagged along as flower girls.
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Since I earned so much, we had paid for several vacations for my in-laws over the years, as well as car repairs and rent when they were low on money, and we helped pay for preschool for our nieces.
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Now, when he wants to play with his two small dogs, Marley and Remy, or when he expects a visit from his young nieces, Mr. Levi straps on a shorter set of prosthetics that give him a low center of gravity.
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Red-faced, indignant and seemingly on the verge of tears, Meadows demanded that Tlaib's words be stricken from the record, turned the charge of racism back on her, and said that he has nieces and nephews who are people of color.
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My nieces and nephews don't really care about produced content in the way that we do traditionally — my niece can sit there and watch IGTV for hours, which is on her phone, on Instagram, and it's basically little clips of nothing.
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