In consequence, the book and its sequels supported her and her relatives, plus some of her relatives' relatives, for the rest of their lives.
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There, the team can identify potential relatives, usually distant cousins and not-close relatives.
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That's why I have a lot of my relatives, your relatives never say yes.
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The extended family includes not just your human relatives, but your human relatives' dogs.
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There were young relatives in prison, and older relatives who thought that they belonged there.
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Generally thin people are more likely to have several thin relatives and obese people obese relatives.
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Hundreds of distraught relatives thronged the Dhaka Medical College and Hospital to seek missing relatives, witnesses said.
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Smith said Frisina's father has relatives in New York and Rodriguez has relatives in Canada and maybe Pennsylvania.
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The commission is accompanying relatives in Chilapa on Thursday to launch a new round searches for missing relatives.
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Some family members may call only lighter-skinned relatives beautiful, or treat them better than darker-skinned relatives.
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Chen was the first of his relatives to immigrate to the U.S. from Fujian, China, his relatives tell PEOPLE.
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Chen was the first of his relatives to immigrate to the U.S. from Fujian, China, his relatives told PEOPLE.
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We were a lively, loud, tight-knit group consisting of around 20 blood relatives and 3 million non-blood relatives.
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We had no relatives to visit, so Nowruz was withered down to one essential element: calling our relatives in Iran.
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Relatives of David and Louise have said the couple slowly began to distance themselves from their relatives after having several children.
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So did two relatives of Egyptian victims on the voyage, who separately learned of their relatives' fates by questioning the brokers.
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ANGUISHED RELATIVES At Nairobi airport, many relatives were left waiting at the gate for hours, with no information from airport authorities.
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A Hawaii District Court judge said that such relatives of individuals living in the U.S. should be considered as close relatives.
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Wedding vows combine those two: You're performing untested work in front of relatives, friends, relatives-in-law and friends-in-law.
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"While from genetic point of view, half siblings are second-degree relatives, we found that from familial risk of colorectal cancer perspective, they are closer to first-degree relatives than to other second-degree relatives," Fallah said by email.
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Include as few relatives as possible in one group, on the principle that it's infinitely better for a Lone Female to offend her relatives by not inviting them enough, then to bore her relatives by inviting them too often.
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Your number of possible relatives to match increases exponentially with each degree of relation, creating a net of relatives around your genome.
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And how can we talk to our relatives, especially older, not-extremely-online relatives, and make sure the message is getting through?
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Scores of relatives are waiting outside the prison, and have clashed with officers as they seek information about the safety of their relatives.
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Then they could try to find any relatives in the database, and then figure out their relatives, which could lead them to you.
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Forty-two percent of the children released went to parents, 47% percent went to close relatives and 11% went to more distant relatives -- like cousins -- or non-relatives like family friends, generally identified by the parent in the home country, said White.
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The deal strikes a compromise on chain migration, wherein new citizens bring their relatives into the country, who in turn bring in more relatives.
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So chain migration allows newly naturalized citizens to bring in an essentially unlimited number of foreign relatives to the country, even often distant relatives.
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An example of the last one, he said, would be transporting relatives somewhere; a violation would be taking the same relatives to Disney World.
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I'm not talking just about the hiring of relatives, but bringing relatives in or acting in a way that could enrich relatives — we've seen this in the White House; we've seen this at Housing and Urban Development and now … at the Department of Transportation.
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Boggs said that Terrelle had told concerned relatives his mother was on a cruise with friend, but that relatives were unaware of any such trip.
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The Utah relatives include one of Alexandria's biological siblings, and the Choctaw tribe decided it would be best for her to be with those relatives.
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"We care because our loved ones, our relatives — people we know — their relatives are also dying from fentanyl overdoses," Einstein Exchange CEO Michael Gokturk said.
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Nor does it explicitly apply when children are accompanied by relatives like siblings or grandparents rather than parents, unless those relatives are their legal guardians.
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For example, aside from unlocking orders from law enforcement, Apple often fields requests from angry relatives who want to get into deceased relatives' iPhones and iPads.
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Relatives of detainees in the police headquarters in the city of Valencia, in Carabobo state, wait to find out if their detained relatives are still alive.
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Remember that the vast majority of Jews in the world have relatives who were killed in the Holocaust, and often, for older Jews, fairly close relatives.
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"My thoughts are with the young woman's relatives, as well as the relatives of the many who were injured or killed on March 22," he said.
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Holes left by rejected (or rejecting) relatives — or left by relatives lost to distance, death or circumstance — can be filled by friends who are like family.
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American authorities united the young survivor with some of his relatives in Miami, sparking a contentious custody battle between Elián's father in Cuba and those relatives.
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Some Edmonton relatives have already traveled to Iran to bury relatives, Akbari said, adding that transporting remains to Canada for burial would be complex and costly.
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Before the Syrian revolution, my family would visit relatives on Eid, but now most of my relatives have left Raqqa to other Syrian cities, Turkey and Europe.
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Mr. Xiao bought the shares from Mr. Xi's relatives to help them divest financial holdings following a 2012 report by Bloomberg News that detailed his relatives' wealth.
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Others fail to find any sign of relatives' belongings Other families, however, haven't been as fortunate in getting some sort of closure by finding their relatives' belongings.
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As United States citizens, they were entitled to bring over their relatives — or, in the case of Gen Yeo and his father, "paper sons" posing as relatives.
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Some relatives of residents said that those who heard the alarm were confused about what to do, and many older residents resorted to calling relatives for help.
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To search for such genetic commonalities, Dr Hu and his colleagues compared the DNA of the two pandas with that of four other members of the Carnivora: polar bears (close relatives of giant pandas), ferrets (close relatives of red pandas), and tigers and dogs (close relatives of neither).
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Excluding relatives from official posts, though, hardly solves the nepotism problem; even when relatives do not occupy policymaking positions, they can still have a considerable impact on policy.
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The crash killed two pedestrians and 2451 occupants of the limousine, which was carrying four sisters, relatives and friends to a brewery for a birthday party, according to relatives.
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It was then he ordered the lifting of travel restrictions on Cuban-Americans visiting relatives in Cuba and the removal of limits on remittances to relatives on the island.
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The report found that relatives or business associates of four members of the party's ruling Politburo, including relatives of President Xi Jinping, were among the company's earliest outside investors.
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And for those, like Brayan, who do have relatives in the United States, odds are those relatives are low-income, undocumented and do not have access to legal representation.
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All three relatives are currently in jail at the St. Charles County Department of Corrections, and the 11-year-old girl is staying with relatives, according to Lt. Wilkison.
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Finally, score extra points for the destination where your friends or relatives or friends' relatives live and might provide money-saving advice, a free meal or even a spare bedroom.
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Families remain split by the conflict, unable to see their relatives on the other side, and some who lost relatives decades ago are still unaware of what fate befell them.
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The for-profit facility took dead bodies from relatives on the pretense of using them for scientific research, in exchange giving the deceased's relatives a free cremation service later on.
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Four relatives told Business Insider earlier this year that their relatives had blocked them on WeChat, China's most popular messaging app, for fear of getting rounded up by the authorities.
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It's their job to interview survivors, and to speak with bereaved relatives—relatives who'd been waiting for a family member to arrive, only to learn they'll never see them again.
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Spouses and immediate relatives of U.S. citizens get preferential treatment when it comes to green card applications, which means much shorter waits compared to the spouses and relatives of green cardholders.
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Customers also get access to a tool called DNA Relatives, which 23andMe users can opt into as a way to connect with other users in the system who might be relatives.
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" Devastated relatives said they are "still processing this nightmare.
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Everyone they knew was voting Trump — colleagues, relatives, children.
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They planned to meet with relatives in San Jose during their drive back home on Saturday, according to KTLA, but when they didn't show up or call, the relatives reported them missing.
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"Consequently, even if the anti-nepotism statute prevented the president from employing relatives in the White House as advisors, he would remain free to consult those relatives as private citizens," it said.
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The thing is, your relatives will still be your relatives long after someone else takes over the Oval Office, and preserving those relationships might, in the end, be more important than politics.
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That assistance, the San Diego lawsuit said, had long included helping asylum seekers locate contact information for relatives residing in the U.S. and facilitating phone calls between asylum seekers and those relatives.
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The soldiers who had been accepting the food started telling relatives that they had no registry of their loved ones, or that they had been taken to a different facility, relatives said.
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Relatives of people who defied evacuation orders in Mexico Beach, a town where the storm obliterated shorefront neighborhoods, also posted messages on the Facebook pages of law enforcement pleading for help finding relatives.
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They found that the prodigies and their autistic relatives both seemed to have a genetic mutation or mutations on the short arm of Chromosome 1 that were not shared by their neurotypical relatives.
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For the most part, friends and relatives stateside assumed I wanted to be rail-thin, while my Hispanic friends and relatives assumed I'd someday achieve a voluptuous body (without the belly flab, somehow).
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Mr. Gallen said that the decision would be welcomed by survivors of the homes and by relatives hoping to retrieve the remains of relatives who died in infancy there or at other homes.
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A group of survivors and relatives of women confined at the homes has called for the government to take DNA samples from them in the hope of finding the remains of their relatives.
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Relatives of victims of the Mexican American families belonging to Mormon communities react next to the burnt wreckage of a vehicle where some of their relatives died in Bavispe, Mexico, on Nov. 25.
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Later that day, the relatives learned that Kuriakose had died.
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Mr Li's relatives cannot renew their identity cards or passports.
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PEOPLE was unable to contact any of Butler's relatives Wednesday.
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Mardis had autism and "loved everything, everybody," relatives have said.
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Relatives of the victims wait for news on any survivors.
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The two men were, according to Shatner, very distant relatives.
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The limo passengers killed were close friends, relatives and couples.
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Many of those donors ended up being friends and relatives.
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Talk with friends and relatives who "don't get" implicit bias.
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Not even chimps, our closest animal relatives, show moral outrage.
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You never have relatives who seem to fight with everybody?
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The girl was placed in protective custody until relatives arrived.
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All the children are currently staying with relatives, WLWT reported.
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But this can put people at risk of opportunistic relatives.
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Relatives sit outside the Suez Canal University hospital awaiting news.
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Since their deaths, relatives have fondly remembered Antonio and Dawn.
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Ban has denied any knowledge of his relatives' business affairs.
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Her relatives were not sources for her stories, she says.
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Attempts to reach relatives of Benjamin and McKayla were unsuccessful.
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The San Antonio couple lost nine relatives in the shooting.
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The lawsuit was filed by Wallace's relatives in February 2016.
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Neighbors and relatives dispute allegations that the children were starving.
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Last month, it apologized to its victims and their relatives.
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Local residents said the demolition displaced 12 of Haroub's relatives.
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Others simply went to the homes of relatives and friends.
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People observe the holiday by picnicking near their relatives' gravesites.
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Then he moved on to our closest relatives: the monkeys.
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In many cases, people couldn't reach their relatives for days.
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Beyond the cognitive similarities, many child prodigies have autistic relatives.
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They were orphaned as children and raised by elderly relatives.
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They were from a family of five relatives traveling together.
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Around Baton Rouge, worried family members tried to locate relatives.
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Remittances from relatives in the cities are also changing things.
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Further checks are being conducted on relatives of the passengers.
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The two women were either friends or relatives, police said.
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None of his relatives have visited him yet, Badillo added.
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There will be a study done of the relatives' home.
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Meet Kenneth and Juliette, possibly some distant relatives of yours.
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After a series of communications they go off to relatives.
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The director and actors said they respected the victims' relatives.
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The royal relatives also both share a love of pink.
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It also has no known relatives, despite resembling other animals.
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On Twitter, relatives posted pleas for news of family members.
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Lawyers for Scott's relatives said they accepted the plea deal.
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Relatives have said he acted erratically since returning from Iraq.
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One man said he lost 25 relatives in the attack.
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Her relatives said an autopsy was to be carried out.
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Friends and relatives yelled his name from the perimeter fence.
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It includes the human species and our closest genetic relatives.
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Her husband has relatives in the police force in Wuhan.
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They've been on the phone all arvo calling their relatives.
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Many wrongly think that maternal cousins are not blood relatives.
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I won't be seeing any of these relatives on Thanksgiving.
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Friends and relatives opened up their own accounts to contribute.
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She claimed the man molested her, Louise, and other relatives.
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Danielle's son is now reportedly in the care of relatives.
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The family has relatives in the area, the neighbor said.
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Chimpanzees are our closest living relatives, the science is settled!
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Hong had been sued by relatives of the surviving soldiers.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach relatives of Scott's alleged victims.
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Now, I feel like I'm a burden on our relatives.
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Berreth has relatives in both Idaho and Washington, authorities said.
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He had left Germany together with relatives earlier this month.
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Her husband's relatives were convinced she was having a boy.
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In China, the attackers are often relatives of the victim.
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Hari Kondabolu: Warn Your Relatives is now streaming on Netflix.
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Spotty cellphone service has severely hampered relatives' ability to connect.
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Many people have been taken in by relatives or friends.
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He speaks with relatives and actors from the old days.
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They are even afraid to call their relatives in Russia.
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No one would do anything to her, Pesce's relatives said.
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Around him, relatives of the security guards sobbed or collapsed.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Jean's relatives were unsuccessful on Friday.
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Others sent misbehaving relatives to Islamic institutions to instill discipline.
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He returned to Chicago, where he was raised by relatives.
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The relatives who helped them may also be at risk.
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Some prospective migrants raise the necessary smugglers' fees from relatives.
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Mary Roy and her children lived on their relatives' sufferance.
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Sanchez's lawyer was unavailable for comment as were Puhar's relatives.
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"I went home and tested all my relatives," she recalled.
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He talked to visiting family members about unmarried relatives, neighbors.
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Even our closest relatives are loath to disturb a beehive.
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And Krazy has two relatives, Krazy Katbird and Krazy Katfish.
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Since then, rental relatives have inspired a substantial literary corpus.
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They used the same approach toward their relatives as well.
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The officer urged the driver to think of his relatives.
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Sometimes Jaypee Bertes sold it in small amounts, relatives said.
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His relatives declined to talk to reporters after the hearing.
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Last month, ETA apologized to its victims and their relatives.
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Meanwhile, friends and relatives were baffled by what they've learned.
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Dolly's relatives are expected to live for about another year.
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The House version exempts only loans and gifts between relatives.
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And be mindful of leaving them alone with your relatives.
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However, more have moved from precarious homes into relatives' houses.
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I need to know more about this Olympian's male relatives!
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Authorities are not releasing their identities pending notification of relatives.
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That centralization of authority has angered many of his relatives.
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Hossein texted friends, relatives, anyone he knew, pleading for assistance.
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It's never nice to be mean to your elderly relatives.
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Relatives said the hospital downplayed the seriousness of the situation.
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Ms. Rizzo returned to visit relatives in Sicily last August.
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Tyrannosaurus rex and its relatives weighed one ton or more.
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Monfils has been able to see his relatives only briefly.
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"Do you have money?" he was asked, according to relatives.
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RR: And do your relatives know you're the page admin?
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Those without friends and relatives outside the country can struggle.
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Defendants' relatives said they saw little hope of seeing justice.
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You network by word of mouth, through relatives and friends.
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Relatives in the North had also raised objections, Quintana added.
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My own relatives stopped seeing me as did my friends.
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"Those are occupied by visiting friends and relatives and farmhands."
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The presidential appointment of relatives was less complicated before 1967.
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This almost certainly places those relatives in danger of deportation.
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Mr. Indiana never married, and he has few close relatives.
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Several have relatives who fled Spain in 1939, after Gen.
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At first, his relatives thought it was a bad dream.
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Relatives fetched the delicacies and she nibbled a few bites.
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Worshipers were told to keep their membership secret from relatives.
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Relatives for Mr. Fry could not be reached for comment.
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The majority were sponsored by relatives who came before them.
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She wanted to write about people like her Ghanaian relatives.
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Some of his relatives were banned from leaving the kingdom.
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She has decided to join relatives in the United States.
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Some have had their relatives arrested or barred from traveling.
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Much of the material is new, even to his relatives.
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The first owner, a wealthy colonel, entertained relatives of Gens.
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Who needs relatives that turn off and on like spigots?
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None of her relatives wanted to take care of her.
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The relatives quickly scraped together money to get them home.
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Many friends and relatives also addressed them by those names.
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He then moved to Virginia to be closer to relatives.
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Authorities were withholding the man's name until relatives were notified.
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They invited relatives, friends, businessmen and politicians, mostly from India.
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Do you have relatives who are too old to drive?
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None of Mr. Korkmaz's relatives were found in their residences.
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The photos, he explained, are of relatives of Raytheon workers.
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Relatives of the missing sailors decried the military as reckless.
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Most of us know our relatives back to our grandparents.
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Most of my relatives went to warmer places or died.
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The new policy also applies to the survivors' immediate relatives.
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Social media users predicted the discovery of many unknown relatives.
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She studied more techniques and dishes with relatives and friends.
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Still, his relatives and friends confirm that it all happened.
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He moved back in 2004 to be closer to relatives.
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Colleagues and relatives said his death could have been prevented.
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Some relatives thought my mother killed herself, the woman said.
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Ms. Lee's relatives had supported efforts to seal the will.
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This could mean your blood relatives or your chosen family.
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Friends and relatives have cautioned him about working too much.
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But his failure to visit rankles some of his relatives.
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Some are disabled, ill, unemployed or caring for older relatives.
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Relatives for Mr. Pitt could not be reached for comment.
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"I live away from my relatives and friends," she says.
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Mr. Baleña died of a brain infection, his relatives said.
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They were joined by the relatives of other slain officers.
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We all know what it means, even your Luddite relatives.
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Instead, we plan to ask relatives to guarantee our lease.
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People who care for children or other relatives cannot attend.
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That lynching is emotionally painful for Doria and her relatives.
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The living room was crowded with screaming relatives and neighbors.
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Jackson's friends and relatives took to Facebook to remember him.
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Their block, at 11th and Carson, was teeming with relatives.
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In Trinidad, she spoke with relatives, carefully watching them cook.
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They were fairly compensated for the land, according to relatives.
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Relatives on both sides wept as the verdict was read.
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Both had affairs, his and her friends and relatives say.
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With the help of relatives, Bree cleaned Michael up nicely.
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The decision drew sharp rebukes from relatives of the missing.
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The victim's identity was being withheld pending notification of relatives.
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Relatives said Mr. Bokrezion had a history of heart problems.
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Relatives of Mr. Wallenberg were not content with the explanations.
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Kyallu Ibrahim is one of the lucky relatives from Chibok.
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And what of the concerned relatives who are not supportive?
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Close relatives, references, employers, neighbors and colleagues are also interviewed.
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He would stumble over the relatives and their correct identities.
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At the ship's base, and elsewhere, relatives anxiously awaited news.
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Many, including my relatives, faced physical, sexual and mental abuse.
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"I am facing difficulties because of my relatives," Krishna said.
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With him were his wife, four children and 20 relatives.
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Relatives of the nine deceased officers declined to be interviewed.
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Relatives of the two men Zagorski killed attended the execution.
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In another, collectors called a consumer's relatives to demand payment.
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But relatives of the victims say they rarely get justice.
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Humar would be home with all her relatives around her.
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Some, like my relatives, came here illegally, under false names.
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All my relatives lived around here — Fourth Street, Sixth Street.
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We could lose friends, jobs and, in my case, relatives.
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Some clutched slips of paper describing where relatives were buried.
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That gave her an idea: a support organization for relatives.
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One of the victim's relatives said some members practice polygamy.
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Some helped persuade parents and older relatives to consider Obama.
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Presidential relatives who don't mess in politics are off bounds.
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The relatives refused, and American politicians took up their cause.
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One by one, his relatives appeared in front of him.
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Both were former socialites and relatives of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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They tracked down 371 wild relatives of 28 staple crops.
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The things that may be relevant when talking to relatives.
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Kids are still being cared for by friends and relatives.
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Two of her relatives were killed and she was injured.
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His relatives' lawyer said they would also file a complaint.
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We assumed we must have hit one of his relatives.
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Your boomer relatives may be more chill than you think.
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Relatives and the city reached a verbal settlement in June.
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She lost her husband, three children and five other relatives.
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She did not socialize with men who were not relatives.
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Many have moved larger sums abroad by tapping relatives' quotas.
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Sanders and David recently learned they are actually distant relatives.
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The news for man's closest animal relatives is not good.
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The importance of these wild relatives is their wildness itself.
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It might be the last one before the relatives arrive.
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He offered several to relatives and others for the ride.
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Even blood relatives exclaim, "That's you?" when I mention it.
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He assured relatives that the government would not abandon them.
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I celebrated Christmas with relatives in the village of Shutromynsti.
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Despite appeals on social media, no relatives have come forward.
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Relatives were too distraught to speak to reporters on Saturday.
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Their friends and relatives are all fabulously rich as well.
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Those visits also allow relatives to bring an inmate's infant.
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Relatives could not immediately be reached on Tuesday by telephone.
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The barber continued to cut hair for his other relatives.
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He and his relatives feel like they have been compromised.
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" He went on, "We're sister cities number one — friends, relatives.
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Definitely gifting this to my Jewish relatives this Hanukkah. L'chaim.
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This includes covering funeral costs and travel expenses for relatives.
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It was the largest predator in its ecosystem, a fragmented forest inhabited by early apes, hippo relatives and elephant relatives, and was probably the largest carnivorous land mammal in Africa up to that time.
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"I send condolences to the relatives of lawmakers Abdullahi Jamac and Mohamud Mohamed and likewise to the relatives of all those martyred in the barbaric attack," President Hassan sheikh Mohamud, said in a statement.
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Having just one or two affected second-degree relatives - grandparents, blood-related aunts and uncles, and siblings who shared just one parent - but no affected first-degree relatives had a small impact on risk.
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The women took her with them, got in touch with her relatives in Mexico after seeing social media reports about the search, and cared for her until the relatives came to pick her up.
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One survivor lost 9 relatives Tia Coleman and 173 of her relatives were on a family vacation from Indiana, taking a tour Thursday of Table Rock Lake near the Missouri tourist hotspot of Branson.
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Sentiments like this one are very common online, from the user complaining that her relatives refuse to use her correct pronouns, to the one worried about dealing with relatives who don't know they're out.
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"Everyone who has relatives in America, whether they are from the countries listed or not, they are petrified of what this man is going to do to America and to their relatives," Trad told Reuters.
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Around the same time, an early ape known as Proconsul was living in the trees, while anthracotheres (tall and slender hippo-relatives), elephant relatives, and giant hyraxes (imagine a huge marmot) foraged on the ground.
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The project manager had relatives in Mexico and was asked by Mr. Cruz whether those relatives "were interested in taking in Mannatech products and redistributing them to potential customers in Mexico," according to the lawsuit.
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Cover image: Relatives of detainees in the police headquarters of Carabobo, in the city of Valencia in Carabobo state, remain outside the police station waiting to find out if their detained relatives is still alive.
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Most credentials are being swapped among friends or relatives, Foster said.
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Many are living in camps or in crowded homes with relatives.
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Grief-stricken relatives urged officials to speed up the search effort.
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Relatives told CNN affiliate WBAL that Holmes and Day were engaged.
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She visited with relatives and girlfriends and frolicked on a beach.
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Their spouses and near relatives were also offered public sector jobs.
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They want to find relatives or learn more about their ancestry.
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Most migrants, domestic or international, pine for their relatives back home.
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Nelson's relatives did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Jonathan's relatives dispute all claims he was abusive in any way.
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Some of Clark's relatives attended the gathering in a city plaza.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of Williams' relatives for comment.
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He tells PEOPLE that the family is now staying with relatives.
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ABC 13 reports Ferrell's relatives expressed dismay over the plea deal.
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Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has sent condolences to the victims' relatives.
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Our ancient human relatives got around more than scientists previously thought.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach relatives of the victims Tuesday morning.
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Can my relatives fly back with me if I'm a citizen?
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Relatives and concerned people form support groups that meet every week.
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This is the first time Raif has upstaged his famous relatives.
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Means' relatives, meanwhile, remembered the teenager as smart, funny and loving.
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There's clearly much still to learn about these remarkable human relatives.
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The relatives of the other patient requested that he remain anonymous.
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Overall, 56 bodies have been identified by relatives but remain unclaimed.
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That he wants relatives to deposit money in his commissary account?
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But relatives say the calm they once cherished has been spoiled.
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He's got some Scottish relatives that he was telling us about.
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"Everyone has to have uncomfortable conversations with their relatives," she advised.
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A single immigrant can bring in unlimited numbers of distant relatives.
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Drayton&aposs relatives had reported him missing around 4 a.m. Tuesday.
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PEOPLE has been unable to reach any of the Kologis' relatives.
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Lister's close relatives knew about her lesbianism, and everyone else speculated.
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She's Queen Victoria's grandmother, which makes them relatives, several generations removed.
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Relatives of the victims flew in from Kenya, Canada, and China.
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Through books, Matilda can flee oafish relatives and weapon-wielding teachers.
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Authorities are not identifying him until his relatives can be notified.
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BuzzFeed News also visited the apartment of one of his relatives.
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The injured were rushed to the hospital and relatives hurried there.
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Devins' relatives said Monday they were relieved by Clark's guilty plea.
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Relatives were used to Alonso taking on the burdens of others.
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Victims' relatives said Thursday's verdict gave them a sense of closure.
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Moreover, anyone can contribute funds, including the owner's relatives and employer.
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There aren't any icebreaker questions or catching up with old relatives.
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He'd need to match with the people who are his relatives.
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"The statute says 'closest living relatives' and stops there," she says.
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Reinhardt's friends and relatives keep asking him what he is doing.
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The fire service urged residents to report missing relatives and friends.
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But relatives and friends who visited told him to take responsibility.
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About half of the patients arrive unaccompanied by relatives or caregivers.
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"Everyone has to have uncomfortable conversations with their relatives," she advises.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of Walthers' relatives for comment.
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There are divided villages and relatives living on the other side.
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Kennon&aposs relatives came to the scene in hopes of intervening.
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The sick woman's relatives agreed to keep quiet about the diagnosis.
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Harry is not the only royal who takes after his relatives.
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She said Oric's forces killed at least six of her relatives.
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There were others who pitched in: relatives, firefighters and church members.
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It was four years before the girl saw her relatives again.
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The plaintiffs also included relatives and the estates of Hamas victims.
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"The two of them were inseparable," Cossu's relatives told the press.
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Families who receive the rockers are nominated by friends and relatives.
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Some suspect that their relatives' bodies were sold without their consent.
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On Wednesday, relatives contacted police, asking that they check on Sherry.
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He's accused of killing two relatives and shooting two police officers.
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The two women were either friends or relatives, according to police.
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I have a ton of relatives that don't talk to me.
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Many more witnessed the murder of other relatives, friends, and strangers.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of Desiree's relatives for comment.
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They are staying with relatives, according to the Des Moines Register.
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A Facebook profile that tells you the birthday your closest relatives?
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It followed protests by relatives of victims and by conservative lawmakers.
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Across America, 2.7 million grandparents and other relatives are raising grandchildren.
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On Friday, attempts to track down the couple's relatives were unsuccessful.
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Ridvan Zykaj, 24, is accused of killing eight of his relatives.
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Some locals have hidden sick relatives or refused to be vaccinated.
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Others are blood relatives to the Wicked Witch of the West.
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They will also hear stories from friends, relatives, and co-workers.
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She is now in the care of relatives, the spokesperson says.
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But there were 30 of my relatives staying in that building.
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Garner's relatives have long demanded Pantaleo be removed from the force.
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Efforts to reach relatives listed in the obituary were not successful.
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But Fitzpatrick wasn't looking for matches: She was looking for relatives.
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But life in the past year with relatives here is preferable.
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We're told her relatives in Atlanta have a similar evening planned.
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Even their relatives feel looked down upon or judged by them.
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Ritu's body was found in her home by relatives, police said.
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Aaliyah Ingraham was shot in the back while shielding her relatives.
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"They use them (the relatives of activists) as hostages", Kabiri said.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of Kearns' relatives by phone.
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Ziad remembers the familiarity of Syria — living among relatives, neighbors, friends.
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We all have friends or relatives who have faced cancer diagnoses.
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"We all consider this a meeting of distant relatives," said Hinman.
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Scientists believed chimps, our closest relatives, would be the obvious subjects.
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Over the weekend, Campos' relatives issued a statement on the developments.
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There are also 38 relatives and friends listed as potential benefactors.
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The girls are now reportedly in the care of other relatives.
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A representative of a victims' family group said relatives were hopeful.
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The plaintiffs included victims and relatives of victims of the Dec.
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Pabon's relatives could not be reached for comment on Tuesday's arrest.
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Relatives gathered around the wooden coffins, crying and comforting each other.
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Cramer replied, "I have," and many relatives responded with audible gasps.
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Relatives of Scott and Slager were in court all day Friday.
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Along with relatives, Emily's father was also kept in the dark.
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Other relatives present at the restaurant were uninjured, Ellis told reporters.
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"People were Xeroxing that and sending it to relatives," he said.
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With their own eyes or through the eyes of their relatives.
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JetBlue has offered to fly victims' relatives to and from Orlando.
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Seven other relatives were sentenced to between thirteen and sixteen years.
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Carter and Roy met in Florida in 2012 while visiting relatives.
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As Bresha prepares for court, Jonathan's relatives are searching for answers.
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He would not specify when bodies would be returned to relatives.
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Most of these unlucky kids are cared for by other relatives.
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For their relatives, the convictions on Friday were tinged with frustration.
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Spotty cell phone service has severely hampered relatives' ability to connect.
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But migrants feel doubly compelled to help their relatives back home.
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In Munich, my friends and relatives shared the surprise and disappointment.
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"Our hero!" relatives of Azaria chanted after the verdict was delivered.
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Others are also trying to desperately get information about aging relatives.
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They've also set up extensive family counseling for relatives of jihadists.
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Bequests to animals often irk the human relatives of the deceased.
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Cubans are expanding private microbusinesses with the help of stateside relatives.
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He also explained that the family had relatives in the area.
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They were heading to the homes of relatives in another town.
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You can only occasionally go to a friend's house or relatives.
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Relatives of the four defendants were denied access to the trials.
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Other relatives worried that to lie was to betray a trust.
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Mr. Scott's wife and other relatives viewed the footage on Thursday.
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So tourists stock up for themselves and for gifts for relatives.
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Some brought older relatives and photographs of grandparents and great-grandparents.
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A lawsuit brought by relatives of the victims in Newtown, Conn.
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He left his home with some friends without telling his relatives.
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His relatives included the collectors Walter Annenberg and Lita Annenberg Hazen.
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For now, mother and son will stay with relatives in Maryland.
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All of the relatives' firearms were secured in safes, police said.
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Survivors, their relatives and other participants marked the 8:15 a.m.
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More than half were killed alongside spouses, relatives, friends or acquaintances.
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Two of Mr. Krol's relatives declined to be interviewed on Friday.
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Some are in foster care, and others could be with relatives.
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Many will give generously to charity, exchange gifts and visit relatives.
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Mr. Mathurin's relatives continued to dispute the police account on Tuesday.
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He also offered his condolences to the relatives of the victims.
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She noticed relatives tensing their shoulders when they talked to her.
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But there are suspicions about how carefully these "relatives" are filtered.
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DNA testing kits could solve the issue by identifying relatives accurately.
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Ron and Nellie and a dozen other relatives are in Rio.
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Mexican-Americans adopted the hashtag to share stories about their relatives.
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Searching for relatives, he found his way to Kenya, then Ethiopia.
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"[The relatives] wanted to put them out as missing," Cammarata says.
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This one has 70,000 relatives connected through marriage and shared ancestors.
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They also don't have to bow for their older relatives either.
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He misses his friends and relatives from his hometown of Gwoza.
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A GoFundMe campaign has been set up to help Jazmine's relatives.
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Soon, word of her escape spread among her friends and relatives.
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The following year, I began contacting DNA relatives through that site.
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"Our hearts are broken, too," Obama said he told the relatives.
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Some relatives said it might be a case of mistaken identity.
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Relatives declined to speak, saying they were afraid of government reprisals.
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Jamal's relatives should also be allowed to leave Saudi Arabia. 5.
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Thanksgiving can be a time when relatives express their mutual affection.
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Now all of my relatives have passed, except my sister Janice.
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The daughter was so shaken, she went to stay with relatives.
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His children and direct relatives must be tested for the mutation.
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My relatives in China are in week eight of school closures.
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Families can bring in favorite foods and help their relatives eat.
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But Mr. Narinedatt's relatives said they suspected that it was staged.
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His relatives had been party leaders in the mid-20th century.
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You can't choose your relatives, but surely you can block 'em.
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They can see their lawyers anytime, and relatives once per week.
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I've interviewed parents, relatives and the person who introduced the couple.
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Will Veronica send any more of her immediate relatives to prison?
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We're told Chester's relatives are super supportive of Talinda's new relationship.
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And certainly, my father and my relatives really loved all that.
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I stayed with relatives and heard tales of horror and suffering.
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Soon a prison guard was shot and taken hostage, relatives said.
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Police officials said the injured were believed to be Zahran's relatives.
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Many did not expect to ever recover remains of their relatives.
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But your DNA is also shared in part with your relatives.
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Our friends, our relatives, they died then, our businesses were closed.
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They would also hear stories from friends, relatives, and co-workers.
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Also killed were large numbers of relatives and others considered sympathizers.
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They leave one or more of their children behind with relatives.
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Children are still being killed in schools, still watching relatives overdose.
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Another desperate survivor, Bryan Rivera, is searching for 13 missing relatives.
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Seeing the gravestones of relatives on the property left a mark.
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His relatives who stayed behind would later perish in the Holocaust.
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The filing could trigger something else -- challenges from Manson's blood relatives.
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Mr. Mugabe's relatives were among the beneficiaries of the land seizures.
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After the lottery, on a visit to relatives in Portland, Ore.
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Messages left at the homes of other relatives were not returned.
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Food, music and remembrance of relatives are interwoven in the festivities.
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These relatives of modern humans stood just over three feet tall.
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Relatives who were self-quarantining joined the procession via video chat.
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Friends and relatives cuddle and play with her, singing soothing lullabies.
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His father, Andre Anchondo tried to protect them both, relatives said.
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Also, patients' relatives can safely sit outside and talk to them.
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Relatives and classmates said that Mr. McCree was not a bully.
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On James's birthday, she brings a party: relatives, presents, a cake.
|
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Relatives of victims say authorities do not always take cases seriously.
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I have two relatives right now who are at the convention.
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He lost many relatives on his mother's side to the Holocaust.
|
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Some were estranged from family members or living far from relatives.
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He was arrested in October 2015 while visiting relatives in Iran.
|
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She has drummed with relatives awaiting a family member's medical decisions.
|
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Sometimes investigators simply ask these relatives to take a DNA test.
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Uighurs abroad continue to report new cases of relatives being detained.
|
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Two relatives of Bilbrough sat emotionless in court throughout his hearing.
|
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Many more are staying with relatives or friends in other provinces.
|
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These relatives now control the rights to Prince's post-mortem identity.
|
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Relatives were not informed of the deaths of their loved ones.
|
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"You don't have neighbors, friends, relatives in a union," he added.
|
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The family made it to Tarrytown, N.Y., and lived with relatives.
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It may also come with a warning from friends and relatives.
|
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Thomas Benson, 30, said he had lost nine of his relatives.
|
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One of those relatives was his uncle Dr. Morton W. Levine.
|
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Often they stayed with relatives in the interior of the country.
|
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Donations poured in from friends and relatives in England and America.
|
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Surrounded by relatives, Mr. Perales greeted his father at the door.
|
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Though other relatives grumbled, Mr. Chand said it was good enough.
|
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His relatives burned his effects, including his papers, after his death.
|
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The films are like home movies of relatives you never met.
|
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Cars pulled up outside, bringing relatives carrying pallets of orange soda.
|
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The DNA test matched her to relatives of the doctor himself.
|
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His own relatives can't stop referring to him with feminine pronouns.
|
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"They were crying all the time," Cortés said of his relatives.
|
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A hotline was set up to provide information to the relatives.
|
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Children and grandchildren are supposed to financially support their older relatives.
|
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The mother had to borrow from relatives, take work cleaning houses.
|
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Mr. Massey said he had given them to relatives and friends.
|
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The holiday is a Mexican celebration intended to honor deceased relatives.
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Draconian sentences can transform nobodies into martyrs and radicalise prisoners' relatives.
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Take a hike or play touch football with relatives or friends.
|
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You might even be able to meet some previously unknown relatives.
|
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Burana said he lost six relatives who were traveling with him.
|
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Other relatives allegedly told investigators Conner had never expressed suicidal thoughts.
|
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Dozens of relatives lost their homes; their parish church was destroyed.
|
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The sheet masks are gifts from well-meaning friends and relatives.
|
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Empathizing with relatives' pain, she says, comes more naturally for women.
|
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There are also some relatives on there that I still like.
|
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So your relatives have no excuse for withholding feedback from you.
|
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Friends and relatives in Israel amplified their campaign on social media.
|
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He joined his relatives to help them navigate the Balkans route.
|
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"There are relatives here and people who still remember," he said.
|
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Winckler encouraged families with missing relatives to report them to authorities.
|
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Those children were being delivered to the relatives who waited outside.
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I love a schnitzel and all its relatives, truly and completely.
|
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These people are East Germans looking into the West for relatives.
|
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The DNA test matched her to relatives of the doctor himself.
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As relatives of unrecognized victims, how can we begin to heal?
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Efforts to reach his father and other relatives were not successful.
|
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Relatives and friends of the victims walked through Brumadinho that evening.
|
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Other relatives run the hotel where the festivities are taking place.
|
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Within hours, Uighurs had begun posting about their own missing relatives.
|
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She said she Skypes with her relatives about once a month.
|
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Several of Mr. Wen's relatives co-invested in the airport project.
|
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Family members were avoiding weddings for fear of encountering unvaccinated relatives.
|
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Relatives say some of them are disabled or have limited mobility.
|
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She told relatives it had come to her in a dream.
|
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The mother of three treats neighbors and relatives without getting paid.
|
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Mr. Rein described doing market research with a wealthy woman in Shanghai who changed $7 million this winter from renminbi into dollars, by using 140 relatives, friends and even friends' relatives who each carried $50,000 apiece.
|
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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.
|
|
Swenson Made Little Sense When Speaking to Relatives Before Vanishing Investigators have said Swenson, who had a history of mental illness, made very little sense when he spoke to relatives hours before disappearing on July 211.
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But with police in Midlothian, Texas, saying that no relatives, friends or coworkers of Missy are currently under suspicion more than a month after the murder, those relatives find themselves grasping for answers like everyone else.
|
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"That's our concern, and our concern of course is that we don't know she's OK." Smith says that Frisina's father has relatives in New York and Rodriguez has relatives in Canada and possibly Pennsylvania as well.
|
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The Florida Highway Patrol is in the process of notifying victims' relatives.
|
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The relatives say he has struggled with mental illness and drug abuse.
|
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Nathan's relatives had expressed mounting worry over the young man's alleged threats.
|
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Kuriakose's relatives in Jalandhar were reluctant to speak out against the bishop.
|
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They are our friends, neighbors, co workers, relatives and people we love.
|
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Relatives said he was well but not ready to speak with reporters.
|
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And these messages aren't confined to well-meaning relatives and kindly salesclerks.
|
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I have a lot of relatives who travel back and forth, too.
|
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The remaining 10% were placed with distant relatives, family friends, and others.
|
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Attorneys for several of the victims&apos relatives filed the lawsuit Thursday.
|
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Harlan's relatives could not be reached for their reaction to the charge.
|
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Relatives of the deceased complained publicly about the idea of joining him.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of the victim's relatives for comment.
|
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Relatives unsuccessfully tried to bring her back (she received asylum in Canada).
|
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But Rasmussen's relatives suspected her spouse's ex-girlfriend: LAPD officer Stephanie Lazarus.
|
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Layla&aposs relatives claimed she was at the scene of the protests.
|
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Contributions from grandparents or other relatives or friends paid for the remainder.
|
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Many Afghans complain about being asked to defray distant relatives' wedding costs.
|
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Pretty in pink The royal relatives both share a love of pink.
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We usually get our tips from friends or relatives of the victims.
|
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Attempts to reach relatives of both Bennett and Clark were unsuccessful Tuesday.
|
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If you don't have blind friends or relatives you might be fearful.
|
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"I do have relatives and friends who are here illegally," Cameron said.
|
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The star was visiting relatives in Buffalo, New York over the weekend.
|
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Relatives had the baby of someone else with the same last name.
|
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At that time, they were also more likely to marry close relatives.
|
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Several relatives of those killed gently put their arms around each other.
|
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Authorities found Johnson's body after relatives reported being unable to reach her.
|
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The couple&aposs six children were placed with relatives after the shooting.
|
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I look around this room; everyone is suffering and has lost relatives.
|
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Relatives dropped off the teens at Delphi Historic Trail on Monday afternoon.
|
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A mom and her daughter allegedly killed five relatives, including three kids.
|
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The department is waiting on DNA samples from relatives to confirm identities.
|
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After calls to a half dozen of Ludeke's relatives, someone rescued us.
|
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You do not want to socialize with the couple's relatives and friends.
|
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But, in reality, it was probably some distant relatives fighting about politics.
|
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Relatives weep over the body of a victim in Sarpol-e Zahab.
|
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They included family friends, relatives, his former receptionist, and a former girlfriend.
|
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Samir borrowed $20,000 from relatives, fixed up the house and the shops.
|
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We're the way-ward relatives neighbors gossip about in hushed, horrified tones.
|
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Robo-analysts should also be distinguished from their close relatives, robo-advisers.
|
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They make enough money to take care of relatives an ocean away.
|
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Jihad Idris lost two of his relatives: Hamza, 25, and Obeida, 19.
|
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He suffered vision problems and relatives said he lost about 40 pounds.
|
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They could turn up at the hospital where she takes her relatives.
|
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People trapped inside the club desperately called and messaged friends and relatives.
|
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Then why do crocodiles, the closer relatives to dinosaurs, have exposed teeth?
|
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But he began to deteriorate, acting more erratic, friends and relatives said.
|
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According to relatives, Castor was abducted and later killed by unidentified assailants.
|
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The victims have not been publicly identified, pending the notification of relatives.
|
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Till was abducted, beaten, shot, and killed while visiting relatives in Mississippi.
|
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More than 60 of the brothers' relatives and friends from Birmingham, Ala.
|
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And their choices impact their family: relatives, including children, suddenly need protection.
|
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For the first time, Chase's relatives spoke about the case with Hansen.
|
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Humans naturally feel loyal to 100 relatives and friends they know intimately.
|
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Even worse, I had no clan, no culture, no language, no relatives.
|
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Reuters was unable to obtain comment from relatives of other detained officials.
|
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The man said that after arriving, relatives convinced him to leave ISIS.
|
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She and Ostadhassan pressed relatives in Iran to track down the documents.
|
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The boys were identified by relatives who spoke with the LA Times.
|
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The limo passengers killed on Saturday were close friends, relatives and couples.
|
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Both of Ung's parents, two sisters and 20 other relatives were killed.
|
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Relatives can send money without needing to entrust cash to the post.
|
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The resighted species had significantly larger optical lobes than their subterranean relatives.
|
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Before she could meet him, relatives found her and brought her home.
|
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"Outing government officials and their relatives... has become a phenomenon," added @YoSoyJustin.
|
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He is in critical condition and fighting for his life, relatives said.
|
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"My relatives are firefighters and nurses and teachers and electricians," he says.
|
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Relatives eventually rushed her to a hospital, where she died soon after.
|
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But things changed dramatically with three or more affected second-degree relatives.
|
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The chairman of QIA and his deputy are relatives of the emir.
|
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She offered the department's sympathies to the relatives of the two divers.
|
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People in southeastern Florida rallied around the teens' relatives during the search.
|
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Youngsters' dreams are nourished by seafaring tales told by relatives or neighbours.
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Many of them are poor, and so are almost all their relatives.
|
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Although she smiled as her relatives applauded, Snyder felt lost and heartbroken.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach any of Chrystal Terry's relatives for comment.
|
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The moment a child is born, relatives start comparing siblings' skin color.
|
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In all, he said, 19 of his relatives were killed Tuesday morning.
|
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El Salvador, with half a million more—relatives, business partners—dependent on
|
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"Denying Iranian citizens access to family and relatives, it speaks for itself."
|
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Two of them said their relatives had been shot in the back.
|
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He was then hospitalized and died, as did one of his relatives.
|
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Blevins&apos relatives previously called for both officers to face criminal charges .
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Lower than never incarcerated black men without relatives in jail or prison.
|
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And – even more surprisingly – lower than formerly incarcerated men without imprisoned relatives.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach Bennett or relatives of Hellmann for comment.
|
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Their rabbi, and some relatives, assured his mother he'd return to Hasidism.
|
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But my living relatives have a variety of explanations for her behavior.
|
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My father's relatives were the first observant Jews she had ever met.
|
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He is one of seven living relatives with the same intersex condition.
|
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Statistics on the prevalence of marriages between close relatives today are scarce.
|
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She has no relatives in the area and can't afford higher rent.
|
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Eastern Mosul is a preferable destination for many who have relatives there.
|
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Relatives of victims gathered in a parking area could be heard crying.
|
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Those killed in the government advance have relatives who will seek vengeance.
|
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Amari was last seen playing with relatives in the park, said Dingee.
|
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"Our hearts are broken," relatives said in a statement via state authorities.
|
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Relatives of the crash victims were among those in the packed courtroom.
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The relatives said that Israilov's parents divorced when he was a baby.
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Turns out weddings aren't just great at bringing together long-lost relatives.
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Relatives of others on board voiced concern over the lengthy talks, however.
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Nemeth's relatives were unavailable for comment Friday, as was Lopez's defense attorney.
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The crime scene DNA sample matched that of one of DeAngelo's relatives.
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The trio were discovered by one of the family's relatives Friday afternoon.
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Do you have any relatives in Florida, Los Angeles or the Caribbean?
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Those looking for relatives are asked to contact the city's 311 services.
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During Tuesday's hearing, prosecutors asked Pohl to let 10 relatives of Sept.
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"Amelia just melted," says Newton about the moment they met her relatives.
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In the end, Carlos Andrade outbid his relatives, winning all four properties.
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Some say it's your responsibility to educate your relatives across the aisle.
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It is not merely that relatives of Chinese leaders have been named.
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My parents carefully considered the proposal—they sought advice from close relatives.
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Many have relatives living in England and are trying to join them.
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One is that you shouldn't abandon your friends, relatives, and social networks.
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I watched gay relatives die, gay friends die of HIV and AIDS.
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Some move in temporarily with friends or relatives to save on rent.
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And many relatives and friends watched helplessly as their loved ones perished.
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His father, Rudolf, was a physician, like nearly all his male relatives.
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Some daughters refuse to shake hands with or talk to male relatives.
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When the ceremony began, the relatives and elders gave short, simple speeches.
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Beulahland today numbers just a dozen houses, mostly owned by Bridgeforth relatives.
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They, along with a dozen relatives and friends, raised their right hands.
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We host about 25 relatives and friends at our annual Christmas dinner.
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The familiarity of being among relatives allows for another level of homogeneity.
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"Under Daesh, people were betrayed by their relatives and neighbors," he says.
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The relatives she fears are dead lived much closer to the eruption.
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They were drivers, passengers, pedestrians or bicyclists; often our friends or relatives.
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Government officials and relatives occasionally huddled with her, talking in inaudible tones.
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It often took several days for relatives to realize what had happened.
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But King never had much interest in reliving it, his relatives say.
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Then the boy had to move away to relatives in another state.
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Relatives I never knew disappeared and no one held funerals for them.
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Omar is feeling better, but the family is homesick, missing their relatives.
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Her relatives previously dismissed Making a Murderer as exploitative and one-sided.
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Think of what that means: Primates are our closest relatives on Earth.
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Oakes said he learned of the deaths through relatives of the Smiths.
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Jerry's relatives threatened her and threw bags of trash on her doorstep.
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The surrounding tents were populated by his female relatives and their children.
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Six of 40-year-old Salama's relatives were killed in the attack.
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Seeing her relatives, they come over like when they are not working.
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Ordinary Russians have no sympathy for the relatives of the country's elite.
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I might have had at some point undocumented relatives, so I care.
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Some patients, or their relatives, openly recoiled at the sight of her.
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Her kisses smacked so hard, according to relatives, they left ears ringing.
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Relatives of the slain man, Delrawn Small, sobbed, and his widow shrieked.
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Rodriguez is recovering at his relatives' Willowbrook home south of Los Angeles.
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Her friends and relatives talked to me only after receiving her blessing.
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Should the family join relatives in Berlin, or Uncle Josef in Albertsdorf?
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Suburbanites, coming into town to see relatives, drove BMWs, Audis, and Mercedeses.
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Some of the family members believe their relatives may still be alive.
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He can also connect with other relatives who have taken AncestryDNA tests.
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Many of their relatives who remained in Europe perished in the Holocaust.
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North Carolina requires witnesses, typically relatives or friends, to sign absentee ballots.
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Creatively, the maestro is every bit as active as his younger relatives.
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Both authors interviewed colleagues, friends and the few relatives who survived Helen.
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Two separate borrowers claimed to have 85033 relatives living in their household.
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Some also had friends or relatives that were killed on Sept. 11.
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But the victim's relatives were glad to see the officer held accountable.
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We had relatives who took us in and made their home ours.
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When relatives took him to the hospital, they found it in chaos.
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She helped send nieces to college and let relatives live with her.
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Hess' relatives went on Facebook to ask any witnesses to come forward.
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Relatives poured in, including Khaled, a toddler who delighted in the elevator.
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Miami, however, made a lot of sense because he had relatives there.
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But Mollie Tibbetts's relatives have pushed back against some of the rhetoric.
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Distraught relatives milled about in hospital corridors as the wounded were treated.
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We heard the call from our friends and relatives at Standing Rock.
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Now, she has a job and the hope of bringing relatives here.
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And while covering his story, she realized they were also distant relatives.
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Her relatives stole her passport and credit cards from her husband's home.
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Same goes for gossiping — about your coworkers, your relatives, even the Kardashians.
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The judicial proceedings against Rodriguez have been repeatedly delayed, according to relatives.
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Then she would steal the identities of the renter's relatives and friends.
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Relatives could have gathered to say goodbye before she took the pills.
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They'd traveled all over the country, visiting relatives and seeing the sights.
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But nothing helped mitigate Faisal Hussain's mental health issues, his relatives said.
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In front of your children, wives, relatives, parents, friends and acquaintances ... shame.
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Their wild relatives, wolves, are long-distance hunters, tracking prey for miles.
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By the time police and relatives found it, it was too late.
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Attempts to reach Johnson's relatives and friends on Friday were not successful.
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Relatives of the slain officers were among those who attended his funeral.
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When the father of four started receiving threats, his relatives grew concerned.
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Several of the faces were in fact those of Simon's own relatives.
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Less than a week later, her relatives in China, pictured above, disappeared.
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She stayed, but most of her relatives are in the United States.
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In an interview, Viktoria Skripal said she was "scared" for her relatives.
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Since 1965, we have preferred immigrants who have relatives already living here.
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Relatives went from the site of the attack to every city hospital.
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You know, the mad king surrounded by all these duplicitous, scheming relatives.
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But it's a stretch for us this year with several relatives graduating.
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Other grieving relatives gathered around him openly criticized the Saudi-led coalition.
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Relatives of Islamic State members are held in a detention camp nearby.
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Mr. Wang's relatives and friends have not been allowed to see him.
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On the way, cryptic messages of support began arriving from distant relatives.
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His lawyers and relatives have not been permitted to meet with him.
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Some relatives said the news, while painful, brought a measure of closure.
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Others may have gone to stay with relatives without registering with officials.
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We learned more about the genetic legacy of our early human relatives.
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He regularly sends money back home to relatives in Spanish Town, Jamaica.
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Ms. Vetrano's relatives held their heads in their hands, refusing to look.
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People frequently stream through the apartment: friends, relatives, clients, his two assistants.
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You have many relatives who've also been successful in the technology industry.
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Relatives of Mr. Durst's slain wife challenged some of the book's claims.
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Many still have relatives on the Syrian side of the fortified boundary.
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"Trump's comments are not wrong because you have female relatives," Bee said.
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Otherwise every adoption would come with a crowd of compulsory genetic relatives.
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When you're apprehending someone, don't go to their female relatives or anything.
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We're going to get in the R.V. and visit relatives in Toledo.
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Do you have friends or relatives you disagreed with about the election?
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The Colemans and other victims' relatives have filed lawsuits against Ripley Entertainment.
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Mr. Trudeau met with relatives of the man, Colten Boushie, on Tuesday.
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Both of her relatives left the ship by helicopter after her death.
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Rely on the friends and relatives to preach the book of Buttigieg.
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He and my older relatives routinely experienced raw, in-your-face racism.
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Relatives of Harvard donors appear to have an easier time getting in.
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But it's worth noting that my Confederate relatives were not American traitors.
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Above, relatives at one of Ramallah's busy cafes in the West Bank.
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He worries for relatives who have fled to neighboring Bangladesh and India.
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How many veterans and their relatives are buried in Arlington National Cemetery?
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Huang buried her dead pigs daily for weeks on a relatives land.
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They didn't knowingly violate the law; their parents or other relatives did.
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Families can be complicated, even when you're not sleeping with your relatives.
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If that's not possible, ask friends, relatives, or your employer for help.
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Mr. Hill's relatives, including his mother, Carolyn Giummo, also wiped away tears.
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More key relatives: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whom he married in 133.
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More key relatives: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, whom he married in 2018.
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So are at least four of Ms. Rosa's relatives, including her mother.
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He made his way to New York, where relatives did construction work.
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He paid a recruitment agent $1,500, borrowing funds from neighbors and relatives.
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Reached by phone, relatives of Ms. Breton referred calls to Mr. Sapone.
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Most of them have been manipulating doctors, relatives and friends for years.
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Romero was reported missing by relatives hours before his body was found.
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Her sons and relatives pitch in, but she knows she needs work.
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Relatives said Ms. Brewster died trying to shield them from the blast.
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She spent about $140,000, more than half of that borrowed from relatives.
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She said she chose it largely because it was close to relatives.
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That's why their relatives are ERNES, the official crosswordese bird of puzzles.
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Eight of his male relatives were immediately executed, as drones circled above.
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Many were frail, walking only with the support of friends or relatives.
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Both suspects' relatives have been notified of their deaths, the chief said.
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It tells us how dinosaurs and their closest relatives evolved and spread.
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RON LIEBER: It's sort of hopeless to try to control the relatives.
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They also include relatives of Henry Glover, who was shot on Sept.
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Family members took their beloved relatives to their family graves for burial.
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Trends and technologies may come and go, but annoying relatives are timeless.
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Last year, those relatives made a combined $1.59 million, according to Culper.
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Trump met with McMaster and his relatives on Friday to say farewell.
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The two relatives, who are of Hmong descent, quickly faced extra scrutiny.
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He eventually sent for my father, then a toddler traveling with relatives.
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Mr. Bright could not find any of his missing relatives on Tuesday.
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She told all my white relatives that voted for Trump to watch.
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He told relatives he wanted to get to know his teenage son.
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The relatives of the dead have long accused the company of wrongdoing.
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S. citizens who were employees of the U.S. government and their relatives.
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Most of my relatives live in China, and I fear for them.
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It turns out we've probably been selling our extinct hominin relatives short.
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Several relatives lived only three floors below his apartment, Al Jazeera found.
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His friends are now dead and most of his relatives are gone.
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Those relatives were admitted to the Fifth People's Hospital on January 26.
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Humans don't have penile spines, unlike many of our close primate relatives.
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His plan was to take his family to join relatives in Germany.
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Relatives said Melgoza had tried to defend his family during the attack.
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The victims were identified on Friday by officials, relatives and the media.
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He will be staying with relatives in southern Georgia, the nonprofit said.
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And then he moves from the deaths of relatives to his own.
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No one had communicated this to the children or to their relatives.
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""Unlike fingerprints, DNA reveals deeply personal information about individuals and their relatives.
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She worries that her Iranian relatives will not be allowed to attend.
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He received visits from friends and relatives before dying on July 12.
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Ask your older friends and relatives about Scott Wolf and his dimples.
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Police believe the attackers told relatives they were using it to move.
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Relatives of the workers cried, consoled one another and jostled for information.
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Many of the family members brought gifts for their North Korean relatives.
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He had attended their weddings, their children's christenings, funerals for their relatives.
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Tensions between Jeff Wilpon and his relatives have been brewing for years.
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No relatives of Ms. Watton or Ms. Liverpool-Turner were in court.
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But he also worried about an influx of prisoners' relatives into Roxana.
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Meanwhile, the relatives of Syria's missing say they only hope for closure.
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Many remember being introduced to Mercado by their grandmothers and older relatives.
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Stunned relatives gathered there, some weeping quietly, others besieging officials with questions.
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Several of Alani's relatives, including his wife, were present at the hearing.
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Relatives and neighbours saw a huge change in Ait Boulahcen this summer.
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Relatives and neighbors saw a huge change in Ait Boulahcen this summer.
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His relatives look defeated as they describe their horror at what happened.
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The only people he could persuade to buy one were his relatives.
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His friends are now dead, and most of his relatives are gone.
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Their wild relatives will have to work a lot harder to survive.
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My father's relatives in Adana were generally less educated and darker-complexioned.
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The space was filled with relatives of those killed in the attack.
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Their nearest relatives were not delicate grasses, but single-use plastic stirrers.
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The death had inspired him to become a nurse, according to relatives.
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If you're visiting relatives, you can pack a few to take along.
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She has been working as a housekeeper for distant relatives in Bamako.
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Americans may find their relatives in this footage, or they may not.
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That left thousands of relatives and friends with reasons to harbor hatred.
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The discovery led her to more relatives and yet more spit kits.
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He appeared with several people accused in panel investigations or their relatives.
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In the next two decades, other Korean relatives joined them in Kansas.
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The child, in town visiting relatives, wanted to hear about the law.
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Driving school instructors, friends and relatives all joined the difficult teaching task.
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He names people's pets and dead relatives with breathtaking first-attempt accuracy.
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Talking to relatives and learning personal histories led to the larger history.
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Her relatives and the prosecutor in the case have defended the verdict.
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Adoptive parents can feel threatened when their children connect with bio-relatives.
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Inside the hospital's relatives room, Mr. Darwish could not contain his frustration.
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One father clung to a lamppost while relatives tried to console him.
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When her body was discovered near her villa, her relatives were shattered.
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She feared death at the hands of the police, her relatives said.
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Others are selected when their relatives in the North request a meeting.
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That's why they are useful in tracking our ancestry and finding relatives.
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Authorities have contacted embassies and relatives to receive the bodies, Jogdande said.
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Older people write about their relatives and their friends without tagging them.
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Most of them are staying at hotels or with friends and relatives.
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They fought; the looter and his relatives threatened to kill my husband.
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They put their various and sundry relatives in some of these companies.
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Niece Jenna Miscavige Hill left the church, along with other relatives, and has become an outspoken critic A number of Miscavige's relatives have left the church, but few have been so outspoken as his niece, Jenna Miscavige Hill.
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The Children Were Living With Relatives After Their Parents Died Courtney's friend, Monica Camacho, told PEOPLE in April that the four children were living with relatives and were having a hard time handling coping with their parents' deaths.
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As part of the survey, respondents could indicate whether they're currently not working due to caring for older relatives, as well as working part-time or taking time off work during the last week to care for relatives.
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Even so, from February through May, 5,445 children were detained after crossing the border unaccompanied by adult relatives, according to Customs and Border Protection, and a majority of those have wound up reunited with parents or other relatives.
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While the government moved quickly to offer permanent resident visas to victims' and survivors' immediate relatives, Zhiyan Basharati, a community organizer, said at least half of those affected wanted to bring relatives who did not fit the criteria.
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Which is how I found relatives I never knew I had — a grandniece of Hella's in Baltimore, other relatives in Israel, and a stepcousin, my aunt's adopted son, Andrew Tirkel, who was able to provide a striking new dimension.
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Aside from the costs, the underlying policy shift is keeping children detained longer and also, when they are released, putting them in the care of distant American relatives who are documented as against closer relatives who might be undocumented.
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As addiction has shattered families in Scioto County, the burden of raising children has increasingly fallen on the foster care system or relatives, though many relatives have been unable to pass drug tests, child welfare officials and educators said.
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Relatives said they hadn't heard from Lamping since Saturday afternoon, according to police.
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The other relatives, including Aqsa's mother, brother and an uncle, remain at large.
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Ms. Nimley-Phillips said she supported the state's decision to quarantine her relatives.
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The court found that relatives of coup leaders are barred from the presidency.
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After that relatives must collect the bones to make room for fresh corpses.
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It's scintillating and not dissimilar to the oud used by my Iranian relatives.
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It's a preferred practice, with some 40 percent of Saudis marrying close relatives.
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Relatives of the victims have been left distraught following news of the deaths.
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Rourke says her relatives have been firmly against a possible execution for Chris.
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Relatives apparently told investigators Brendan had an almost crippling fear of the dark.
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Walter Barrientos' relatives had put him on a plane from Guatemala at 11.
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How did evolution make such a strange creature, and who are its relatives?
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This should keep you distracted when the relatives start arguing about politics again.
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Relatives of the victims like Kumari heard of Monday's attack in the media.
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But don't panic: Insects and their relatives are living peacefully in your home.
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But Jenner isn't really in the business of working well with non-relatives.
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Some relatives only break their silence once their initial hopes have been dashed.
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