Playboy didn't help my aunts gain confidence -- and that is something my aunts emphasized to me.
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At weddings, aunts rove like floating robots in some sort of lonely, futuristic shoot-'em-up—aunts around every corner, aunts bumping into you at the buffet, aunts beckoning you disgustingly with a single finger onto the dancer floor—and they are offended by you doing keys in the middle of reception.
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As she introduces Salem to her aunts the next morning, Sabrina also brings up her hesitation about her Dark Baptism with her aunts.
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Rust confirmed that Kioko's mother, grandmother, four uncles and two aunts all lost their homes, and tragically the blaze's only victim was another of Kioko's aunts.
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And now since she doesn't really cook a lot anymore, she taught her daughters (who are my aunts), my aunts taught my mom, and my mom taught me.
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I'm talking grandmas, grandkids, aunts, nieces — the whole crew.
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Unlike other women, Aunts are permitted to read and write.
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But the Aunts of the world need no exculpatory rationale.
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She's very close to her two aunts, Jennifer and Sue.
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The Aunts, the Guardians, and their horses should be protected.
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Our community members and aunts and uncles are on Facebook.
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Two aunts in Florida wired him the money, he said.
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They did it to my mother and my two aunts.
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They love their girlfriends and mothers and sisters and aunts!
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So you need to be discrete and avoid the aunts.
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Both grandmothers were still alive, and many uncles and aunts.
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She was placed in a reeducation camp run by Aunts.
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It's everyone in my family, even my aunts and uncles.
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Why do the aunts care if she falls in love?
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My brother, aunts, and I all screamed, 'Don't do it!
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M.A. and Angeline lost their grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins.
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In Gilead, categories proliferate: Wives, Handmaids, Marthas, Unwomen, Econowives, Aunts.
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In Gilead, women cannot read, only men or Aunts can.
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I wonder if aunts get a commission per successful baby delivered.
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Most of my memories of Teddy involve disagreements with my aunts.
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My mum and my dad, and all my uncles and aunts.
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At only 32, he has lost aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins.
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They're at the lower ranks of Aunts and Guardians in Gilead.
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But aunts and grannies do have some science on their side.
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Aunts, uncles, cousins and Grandmom all want a piece of Anthony.
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Another of Alton Sterling's aunts expressed her disappointment to the crowd.
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His children, aunts, siblings, community, and city all mourn his death.
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How long before one of your weird aunts comments on it?
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Everywhere Abby looked there were kids, teachers, siblings, aunts and uncles.
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Yep so sad these people have mothers and sisters and aunts.
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Her mother, her cousins, aunts and uncles had all been slaughtered.
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We've talked to our parents, aunts and uncles, and they understand.
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Love your aunts and see them as often as you can.
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Among them were his mother, sister, grandmother, grandfathers, aunts and uncles.
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Her aunts in Harlem sent her a raccoon coat for warmth.
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But it excludes visiting cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces or nephews.
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My parents and aunts split the bill, I am very grateful.
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Meanwhile, her aunts were sold and ritualistically abused by ISIS captors.
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And no Haitian celebration would be complete without a homemade feast, much like the one my aunts preside over every year — with my mother, MarieYolens Fequiere, who defers to my aunts' cooking skills, serving as sous-chef.
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My aunts enjoy watching K-dramas because of the easily digestible storylines.
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Other close relations — like grandparents, grandkids, aunts, uncles, and cousins — aren't covered.
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Aunts: A class of infertile women who are in positions of power.
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Only the Aunts have protection from the landscape with their breathing masks.
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Mujey's aunts said they were shocked James qualified for bond at all.
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Their aunts have also spoken out about the allegations, calling them "shocking."
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I was raised around cousins and aunts with beautiful, hip-grazing hair.
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Mums, dads, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends and teachers were hurting.
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Additionally, many have siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles, who care about them.
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That's no way to treat our grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends and neighbors.
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An argument between Uribe and one of his aunts precipitated the killings.
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Aunts and grandparents read his works, aghast, and begged him to stop.
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Talk to the generation above you—your parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
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But there they were, everywhere — cheering for wives, girlfriends, sisters, aunts, moms.
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He went to another of Mr. Bisram's aunts and they exchanged pleasantries.
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They hear about it at home, too, from their mothers and aunts.
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His aunts "were the ones who kept me in line," he recalled.
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Aunts turned the Castle into a beach house inhabited by performance artists.
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Remind them that their aunts and uncles and grandparents need their help.
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Most people here grew up watching their mothers, aunts or grandmothers quilt.
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Almost all of my aunts and uncles lived to be over 100.
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It's the kind of lighter, puffier content aunts across America will devour.
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A government loan and aunts and uncles helped her pay for college.
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A government loan and aunts and uncles helped her pay for college.
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The woman's two aunts, who were also in the car, were killed.
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So, Penelope is on track to become a trendsetter, just like her aunts.
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The impact flattened the front of their car and killed both the aunts.
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" —Ray Hughs, they/them "I'm visiting from Italy and staying with my aunts.
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I have cousins and aunts and uncles there in a village called Korat.
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My village also includes grandparents, aunts and uncles, best girlfriends, and god parents.
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He recruited volunteers and posed them similar hypothetical questions, though not involving aunts.
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Her parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins have cheered her from the stands.
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She's like one of my aunts that would be at a cook-out.
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Uncles and aunts have died early from a range of conditions, especially cancer.
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So is my sister, my mom, my grandfather, and my aunts and uncles.
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They will want to know about their grandparents and their aunts and uncles.
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In fact, these two are just as inseparable as their mothers and aunts.
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I always call them the aunts and uncles you'd rather see less of.
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To clarify, my aunts never dominated our conversations with their Playboy employment experiences.
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And others get their aunts to play them to Rihanna and Uncle Kanye.
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Second of all, he would have had four other equally cool Spice Aunts.
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My mom and brother have both died, along with many aunts and uncles.
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Afternoons were spent fishing with my great-aunts on one of our ponds.
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My dad raised me with lots of help from my aunts and grandmother.
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My parents became citizens, but I have aunts and uncles who did not.
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"My mother sewed, my grandmother sewed, my aunts sewed," Mr. Ruby has said.
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In all, 13 family members — cousins, uncles, aunts — all lived in the building.
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Murder abounds in Wildemarsh, and her aunts want nothing more than to help.
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Sorry ... aunts, uncles, grandparents might have to wait until the newborn gets home.
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In a nearby room, one of Haroon's aunts, Laima, was covered in blood.
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It's all in Prager's book: His research unearthed Kati, those aunts and uncles.
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Hall already had six reckless, beautiful, wildly spoiled children (Eleanor's aunts and uncles).
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One of my fondest memories was watching evening television shows with my aunts.
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Along with several of my aunts and uncles, they eventually moved to California.
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She agreed, recruiting her immediate family and even a few cousins and aunts.
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We know these women; they are always older, and usually aunts or witches.
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For days, her aunts said, she did not want to leave her room.
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His father, uncles and aunts all died of heart disease at young ages.
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I had seen my mother, my aunts and their friends reading Morrison's work.
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So the girls, their father, aunts and uncles abandoned their houses and ran.
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And to help them keep the peace, the Aunts are given special authority.
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I love my mother, my aunts and the women who helped raise me.
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She had lost her father and mourned the deaths of aunts and friends.
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Your other aunt, another aunt—so many aunts, aunts nested in doors and drawers, aunts popping out of cupboard and the cabinets—another aunt has given up on trying to delve your infinite depths and folds, and just buys Whatever the Fuck She Fucking Wants when she's at one of the 23 garden centers she visits each year, and that'll be your present, whether you like it or not.
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Washington says her family is standing with her, including Alton's other aunts and uncles.
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"I always look at old pictures of my aunts and my mother," Nelms explains.
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We all have crazy aunts and relatives etc and my family is no different.
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Being able to hug my grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews, and nieces was so special.
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I'd look at my aunts, mother, and sister, and wonder where we fit in.
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Almodovar leaving prison on April 14 with his aunts Mary (left) and Gladys (right).
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"[Mia's] in touch with my two daughters, her two aunts," says May's mother Janet.
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So, in no time, my uncles and aunts, every one,all waved me goodbye.
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Three others — Michael W. Zeffer, Maryann Zeffer, and Patricia Glover — are aunts or uncles.
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Muna said her son does not know his grandparents or his uncles and aunts.
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My aunts emphasized the importance of honoring my passion within and beyond the workplace.
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One of my aunts is a doctor, except she is not here right now.
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Seth's aunts and cousins make up about a quarter of the week-night congregation.
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Her 10 aunts and uncles and 13 of her 15 cousins also stayed home.
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Aunts, uncles and cousins sat on lawn chairs and striped blankets on the grass.
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In honor of our visit, several aunts and uncles and their kids joined us.
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His mother, aunts and even grandmother all star in the film — as does he.
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My biggest challenge came on what I call The Day of the Three Aunts.
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I saw it with my mother and aunts who had problems with their marriages.
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My aunts and uncles have stories about it too, from when they were teenagers.
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He moved in with his grandmother, and his aunts also took care of him.
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One of the girls' aunts, Fatima Ida, 74, sat nearby, listening with a scowl.
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Jen West, another of Timmothy's aunts, said the family had been through this before.
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They have an awareness their parents didn't have, their aunts and uncles didn't have.
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The administration barred other relatives, including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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Her mother, aunts, sisters and other family members all had "trailblazing hair," she said.
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In the late afternoon, Layla, in a tent with her aunts, started to wail.
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This is dedicated to my mom, my aunts & women everywhere affected by Breast Cancer.
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Two of the aunts who helped raise Mr. Rodriguez with his grandmother have died.
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However, Class D beneficiaries, such as nephews, cousins or aunts, do pay the tax.
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His aunts and cousins lobbied him to stay and attend the Navajo Diné College.
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During the procession, the aunts' wails vibrate: wires full of crows in heavy wind.
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Alone among the women of Gilead, the Aunts are allowed to read and write.
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New Yorkers "had connections to the case — parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents," Professor Weisberg said.
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SnackWell's cookies, an icon of this age, filled up the cupboards of dieting aunts.
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Those killed were young men and old, veterans, newlyweds, children, pregnant women, uncles, aunts.
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I watched three aunts battle cancer before my own mom was diagnosed in 2008.
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Embroidering, knitting, crocheting, and weaving are traits I learned from my grandmothers and aunts.
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Why not choose 2 or 3 of your favorite pieces and gift grandparents, aunts, etc.
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In my community, my uncles, my aunts, the taxi drivers, they had American flags everywhere.
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Both his aunts from NJ and NY came to take care of me and him.
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One of Molly's aunts lets it slip that her father once cheated on her mom.
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My mom is a teacher; my grandmama taught Sunday school; both my aunts are teachers.
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So did my grandmother on my father's side, her mother, and two of my aunts.
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And so did other mothers, and more fathers and brothers and some uncles and aunts.
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Experiences that teens are all definitely having, alongside their moms and comment-happy great aunts.
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I took on small jobs to make money, babysitting, waitressing, sewing dresses for my aunts.
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She lost her parents, her brothers, her aunts and uncles who died during the Holocaust.
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The photo caught the attention of some of Psalm's aunts and his mom's celebrity friends.
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"Their parents have sent them to uncles and aunts outside of Minya," Mr. Naguib said.
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I've heard them from my parents, my aunts and uncles, my friends, and even myself.
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Harry and William's maternal aunts, Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes, also posed for the picture.
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His aunts sued in New Hampshire accusing him of both deaths to collect inheritance money.
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Her parents, five aunts, and three uncles have all died of various cancers, she says.
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The Koran allows marriage to anyone but parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces.
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Then from others: from my aunts from Philadelphia who came over for it, from cousins.
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Big Ang grew up with a bunch of my aunts, and she knows my mother.
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My grandmother, two aunts, and a cousin on my father's side all had the disease.
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Despite the comfortably warm weather along the way, my aunts—bless their hearts—were relentless.
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I am there, and Christina, and Thomas's enormous family: smiling aunts and grandparents and cousins.
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"Two of the bodies were found near where two of my aunts lived," he says.
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But having seen the film, I would want my uncles and aunts to watch it.
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There were aunts and uncles who were always trying to start businesses of their own.
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We have a term, 'the Lindquist Confusion Factor,' because I have nine aunts and uncles.
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In the past, networks of relatives, especially grandmothers and aunts, often provided child care support.
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Additionally, many children with drug-addicted parents end up living with uncles, aunts, and grandparents.
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The first grandchild on both sides, he was doted on by aunts, uncles and grandparents.
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Don't let anxiety about a simple question (or nosy aunts) spoil the good news here.
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My parents, my sisters and my aunts and uncles will attend many funerals this week.
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According to the census, the little girl lived with siblings, aunts, an uncle, a grandmother.
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They too would love to meet the cousins, aunts and uncles they don't yet know.
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It excluded grandparents, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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She makes the best arañitas, although I would never admit it to my other aunts.
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The woman's two aunts, who were also in the car, were killed in the accident.
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Annie George's three daughters — Narte-Parker's grandmother and her two aunts — all married Filipino farmworkers.
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"Get your uncles, your aunts, get your friends to vote for Hillary Clinton," he said.
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I badgered my parents, aunts and uncles for stories to shore up this supernatural status.
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He visits his aunts and his mother while considering the men he's loved and lost.
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I sit and drink tea with my aunts next to images of their younger selves, mixed in with the other mementos of my parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins — people who have either passed or gone on to live in different parts of the world.
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Clinton in the name of women, my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends and the feminine community.
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I haven't seen my aunts since last Hanukka and I haven't seen my grandma since May!
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I had become a woman in more ways than one, and at this, my aunts kvelled.
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As a young man I was fortunate that I could interview my grandparents and great-aunts.
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Many Aunts are true believers who were involved with the cause before the official Gilead transition.
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Widowed, she moves back in with her aunts, devastated and vowing never to do magic again.
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Another of Fisher's aunts, Ericha Fisher Harris, wrote on Facebook that she had just turned 16.
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But these dinos didn't directly give rise to birds — they're more like great aunts and uncles.
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Latest reports suggest devious aunts and uncles everywhere are plotting to buy Yellies for your kids.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from the six countries would still be banned.
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Paris believes some of her aunts and uncles are trying to control Katherine for financial motives.
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Incest can occur between parents or grandparents and children, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and siblings.
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Or the Spellman aunts (Miranda Otto and Lucy Davis) floating through the air, covered in blood?
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One of the aunts escaped the Red Center and made it across the border to Canada.
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But the government's interpretation of close family doesn't include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts and uncles, officials said.
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Some of my aunts left behind husbands and young children when the disease took their lives.
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At 24, when a boyfriend punched me, I heard my aunts' voices telling me to leave.
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Hugh Hefner didn't give my aunts the power they have shared with me and the world.
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On Mr. Davila's side, his aunts, uncles and cousins are opposed to relatives visiting the island.
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Barbra Streisand reportedly wanted to buy the aunts' house in the film ... but it's not real.
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She now has plenty of "aunts and uncles" telling her how proud they are of her.
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The older Chinese woman who led our practice reminded me of numerous aunts in my life.
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His mother and one of her aunts grew up next door to each other in Birmingham.
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I don't want to be like my grandparents, my cousins, my aunts, or my uncles, either.
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" One of Mr. Cumaiyi's aunts, Christine Cumaiyi, said he had told her "it was a setup.
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Her parents, her little sister, six cousins, six aunts and uncles and her grandmother were killed.
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"Aunts @ Rockaway" takes place at three locations: the beach, the boardwalk and at the Castle Rockaway.
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Most of the vaccinations have been administered to fathers, but also grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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One by one, my entire family moved there — first the grandparents, then the aunts and uncles.
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Younger women today are far more open in their outlook than were my mother and aunts.
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But from an early age I adored her as if she were one of my aunts.
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She was surrounded by music: Mr. Terrell played banjo and harmonica, and her aunts were performers.
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She rotates between staying with my family and living with one of my aunts, her daughter.
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Agony aunts That's not to say all the authors write about such serious or divisive issues.
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When his aunts visited, he refused to greet them with the usual kiss on the cheek.
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Our system doesn't even allow one to petition for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
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Left behind, Mr. Ramos bounced between aunts and uncles in his native Honduras and in Guatemala.
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Obviously, there are a lot of us — you can see my mother, my aunts, my sisters.
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Her aunts are overjoyed to have her back — mostly because they want in on the action.
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Seeing how my mom and aunts were treated, that's what I expected when I started dating.
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That said, Atwood is far more concerned with the lives of Aunts (women who supervise, among other things, Handmaids' training), Supplicants (Aunts-in-training), Wives (the privileged spouses of Gilead's ruling class of Commanders), and the children of Handmaids, who are raised by Commanders and their Wives.
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As of now, Mason and Reign's aunts — Khloé, Kim, Kylie, and Kendall — haven't yet shared birthday messages.
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My mother and aunts were in the audience, and they walked out because it was so awful.
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Meekins wouldn't clarify whether the adults were other family members, such as grandparents or aunts and uncles.
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Before prison, I was a 17-year-old who enjoyed cookouts and holidays with aunts and uncles.
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My parents and aunts and uncles sorted through their house and allocated everything to different family members.
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Another one of G.'s aunts is a florist and is going to do all the flowers.
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Clinton in the name of women, of my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, friends, and the female community.
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According to McKeown, Scarlett was left in the care of a trusted male friend and his aunts.
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The building he's sitting in front of is where my grandmother and two of my aunts lived.
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It became an Olympic sport and then our moms and dads and uncles and aunts were snowboarding.
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Later in the trip, I was at a restaurant with my friend, mom, and two married aunts.
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But, for the sake of our parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and family friends, they must stand firm.
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Women known as Aunts initiate the Handmaids into their new roles; Wives terrorize Handmaids with little restraint.
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Approximately one-third of children in foster care are living with grandparents, aunts, uncles and other relatives.
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Catherine is survived by her older brother, her parents, grandparents, great-grandmother, uncles, aunts and nine cousins.
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But my dad was one of three siblings, meaning that I had six aunts and uncles overall.
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I grew up in a household where we were helping my cousins and my uncles and aunts.
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And I know "How did you meet?" will be the first question my aunts and grandmother ask.
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A whole generation of young people has lost parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles to the Fox machine.
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My parents, aunts, uncles and all of their friends take pride in my accomplishments and that's wonderful.
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It allowed them to grow up around their grandparents, aunts and uncles, and in a diverse community.
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Cousins, aunts, uncles without the holiday off made space in the calendar to fly in from India.
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"She loves it!" the jewelry designer, 32, says of Alena's close relationship with her aunts and uncles.
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And so Adele and her younger sister, Faye, spent their childhood raised by aunts and other relatives.
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My mother, two aunts and one uncle, along with two family friends, sat in the audience, anxious.
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Just about everyone knew someone — from parents to aunts and uncles to children — who died of disease.
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Parents, children, aunts, uncles, grandparents all play important roles — you have reminded us exactly what family means.
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My aunts would hand me garlic to peel, but my tiny fingers couldn't grasp the cloves properly.
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I met my best friend Parth — he was Indian-American with green eyes reminiscent of my aunts'.
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We would like to explore her back story, and what the lives of the aunts are like.
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My aunts mostly talked about their relaxed, liberal early youth in the 1960s among the Kabul elite.
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Unfortunately, graduations and job searches disrupted my first village, sending my daughter's favorite aunts beyond our reach.
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I eat my leftovers from Saturday breakfast and chat with my aunts before they leave for work.
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Her mother raised Kellyanne in a house that they shared with her grandmother and two unmarried aunts.
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Afterward, the patient repeated the story to one of his aunts, who confirmed that it was true.
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The Trump administration argued that directive did not include grandparents, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and the like.
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In typical AUNTS fashion, the structure is loose, and visitors can come and go as they please.
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Instead, she realizes she must go back into their dreams to get advice from one of her aunts.
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Even though she was surrounded by mom-friends, aunts, and a mother-in-law, it wasn't the same.
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The aunts eventually cast a love spell on Sally to get her to open herself up to romance.
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Corneh, shattered, delivered the news to her oldest sister, Sannoh, the most forceful and outspoken of the aunts.
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In honor of the occasion, one of America's all-time favorite aunts, Auntie Anne, is giving away freebies.
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And around your nosy aunts and far-flung cousins, you might feel especially unsure of yourself and nervous.
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MaCali is survived by her parents, siblings, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and an uncle, according to her obituary.
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Shortly after that experience one of my aunts invited me to Kingcome to work with the tribal council.
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But families are still being broken up, as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and siblings are regularly separated from kids.
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I use a lot of the same techniques my parents, aunts, and uncles used when I was younger.
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At just 2 days old, Kim Kardashian West's newborn daughter is already being doted on by her aunts.
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Her aunts Hilda and Zelda—though related—were flirty in a neggy, pre-relationship Monica and Chandler way.
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"Don't tell my other aunts, but she might be my favorite just to tell you straight," he joked.
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Both her parents died in Auschwitz, and nearly all her aunts, uncles and cousins perished in the camps.
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In Nashville, I was staying with my aunts and cousin, so I didn't have to pay for accommodation.
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Buckingham Palace accidentally mixed up Prince Harry's aunts in the caption for baby Archie's christening photos last month.
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Veda Washington-Abusaleh, one of Sterling's aunts, stood nearby with a protest poster rolled up in her hands.
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Ms. Poyau shared an apartment with two aunts, said Anna Jackson, the president of a neighborhood block association.
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James—the boy with the Giant Peach—is beaten by his aunts after a rhinoceros eats his parents.
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" When I asked if there were others, thinking of his grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins, he said, "Yes!
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"We were all poor," said Dawanti Pariag, one of Mr. Bisram's aunts, outside the extradition hearing last month.
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True, those gingerbread cookies look suspiciously like Sabrina and her two aunts, but … nothing to see here, right?
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Olivia Vinall plays Matilda, a detective who developed her skills thanks to her aunts' careers as crime novelists.
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He and all my uncles and aunts belonged to unions, the National Guard, Greek fraternities, secret societies, churches.
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I tell them all about the bracelets — and about my grandmother, my aunts, and the botha potato dish.
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In the provincial capital, Jalalabad, he had aunts, uncles, and cousins he hadn't seen for almost a decade.
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The administration defined it as immediate family members and in-laws, but not grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles.
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In "The Dead, 1904," this conversation takes place at the aunts' house, where the couple are snowed in.
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Second, we should expand the definition of family to include grandparents, aunts and uncles and other close relations.
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Close relations would not include grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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They forced the Matyash family — 1573 people, including Mr. Matyash's grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins — into a ghetto.
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The house that Sabrina lived in with her aunts came in seventh on the list of television homes.
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Under the existing law, grandparents, aunts, uncles, in-laws, and cousins cannot sponsor the immigration of a relative.
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Small is representing Carman's three aunts, Valerie Santilli, Elaine Chakalos, and Charlene Gallagher, in their new "slayer" legal action.
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He reached out and began gathering DNA from 16 of her cousins, aunts, and uncles who suffer from erythromelalgia.
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The last time Muhammad Umar Khan saw his uncles, aunts, and cousins was when his mother died in 2015.
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From one box, the artist pulled out a remarkable suite of portraits of his uncles, aunts, and other relatives.
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Some are made into local movies; and self-publishers turn into agony aunts as they field calls from fans.
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They admired these aunts, these pariahs and poets who kept relationships and children with men they weren't married to.
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That's when Kim Kardashian West calls and her kids Saint, 3, and North, 6, say hi to their aunts.
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Melissa Joan Hart played Sabrina, the spunky, quirky witch who lived with her aunts and her talking cat Salem.
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Besides my mom, my brother, my grandma, and most of my aunts and uncles all manage the condition too.
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Dear sibling of Cameron Thomaz and half sister Lauren Thomaz; also survived by grandparents, many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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Perkins and Giedroyc were often described as the eccentric aunts, while the silver-haired Berry was the culinary wisewoman.
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Hugh Hefner created a platform for revolutionary women like my aunts to express their progressive ideas about feminine leadership.
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I saw it as progressive in a way, knowing the politically-minded women my aunts were and still are.
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My aunts gave me advice on how to build a career while also keeping my heart open to love.
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That family — grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, and Ms. Cyrus herself — is certain that Mr. Hillary is the killer.
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"They have a sibling or two, and you have all their friends," along with parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles.
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Her mother, still not convinced, spoke with aunts, uncles and friends from the local mosque before finally giving in.
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"Both of my parents were drug addicts and several of my aunts and uncles were drug addicts," she adds.
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I saw Moroccan mothers and aunts from my neighborhood asking for advice and wanting to go out and vote.
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Sabrina's aunts and fellow witches Hilda (Caroline Rhea) and Zelda (Beth Broderick) have great chemistry as a comedic duo.
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They see their own life as a performance, one that is constantly "reviewed" by friends, family, aunts, cousins, strangers.
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There was a revolving cast of aunts and uncles, the occasional cousin and a loyal coterie of longtime friends.
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Many came from large extended families with aunts and cousins who would care for a baby if need be.
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But for many women, the pride came in knowing that she looked like our aunts, mothers, sisters and girlfriends.
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How can we Jews now turn our backs on our fathers, our mothers, our aunts, our uncles, and ourselves?
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"Parents, children, aunts, uncles, grandparents all play important roles — you have reminded us exactly what family means," she continued.
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Surrounded by seven cousins around her age, Heydi adjusted well to life in America, her aunts and cousins said.
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My aunts and I lived for the shady exchanges between Ms. Deveraux and Alexis Colby, played by Joan Collins.
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All my grandparents and all my aunts and uncles were entirely working class — laborers, builders, that sort of thing.
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My friends and I polished our Petoskeys and turned them into jewelry for our mothers and aunts and girlfriends.
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About 53,25 fans attended this midweek game, grandmothers wrapped in traditional blankets, aunts and uncles, and coquettish teenage girls.
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I write this letter to honor my cousins, aunts and friends who died as a result of breast cancer.
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The Escobedo family — father, aunts, uncles and cousins included — convened in Acapulco last week for Neto's match against Kozlov.
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Ms. Kodakin's older sister, aunts and uncles also died of it, and she believes the mine was the cause.
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The policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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My grandparents also ran a restaurant, and a lot of my aunts, uncles, and cousins work in restaurants, too.
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Less central to the aunts' claim but still at issue is another mysterious death: that of Carman's mother, last fall.
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She tells her aunts that she believes Uncle Jesse has been possessed, but Zelda stresses that demonic possession is unlikely.
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In the photo, Dream gave the cutest grin as aunts Kylie Jenner and Khloé looked lovingly back at their niece.
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All respect to the fun aunts who spoiled us when we were growing up, but Kylie Jenner has 'em beat.
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Ray Boggs said Monday that 29-year-old Terrell (tuh-RELL) Johnson had given that information to aunts and uncles.
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Carman&aposs three aunts sued him last year in New Hampshire, where Chakalos owned another home and filed his will.
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Aunts instruct handmaids to fulfill their childbearing duties for Commanders and their Wives, and also guard Unwomen in the Colonies.
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I felt undeserving of the freedoms my mother, my aunts and uncles, my cousins and second cousins, would never know.
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Or try over (and over) to drag a sympathetic, rational phrase out of the mouths of our Trump-loving aunts.
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These days, social media is a love language for young aunts and uncles who want to show off their niblings.
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The silhouettes and color of the costume for the both the Aunts and the Guardians are more faded, softened, withered.
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My family—my brother, my two aunts, my mom, and my dad—have a team approach to each member's health.
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The kind of best friends who dominate Disneyland and do frighteningly funny impressions of aunts Kylie and Kendall, that is.
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"I don't think most of the aunts and uncles of Gary really believed that people like Manson existed," Hood says.
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Of course, fashion isn't the only avenue where North is already following in the footsteps of her mother and aunts.
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Yet apart from those things it was a quiet, green place, with her parents, aunts and cousins all close by.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would still be banned.
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His mother and several aunts have faced cancer; his father, baseball pitcher Tug McGraw, died from the disease in 2004.
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Instead, she thinks they probably migrated with family members such as siblings, aunts, uncles or grandparents, or they were smuggled.
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The Trump administration subsequently issued guidelines interpreting the ruling to cover some relatives -- but not grandparents, uncles, aunts and others.
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The Trump administration's interpretation of that ruling excludes grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, in-laws, and other extended family members.
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We see one another as family, as brothers, as sisters, as aunts, as uncles, as fathers, as mothers, grandfathers, grandmothers.
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Both of my aunts were in La Leche League when their kids were young, and I was breastfed into toddlerhood.
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Another of Jayme's aunts, Jennifer Smith, pleaded with those who knew where the girl was to contact the sheriff's department.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen would still be banned.
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But the policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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His grandmother, who suffered from substance abuse, also appears in the film, as does another of Mr. Shults's aunts, Vicki.
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Immigration records also show that other members of Mr. Rubio's family — two aunts and an uncle — were admitted as refugees.
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My aunts in Florida stuffed everything in plastic bags, saturating thighs with salt, shaking the hell out of every limb.
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We send it to all the strong women and gentle men, to the old faggot uncles and silent spinster aunts.
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"The more I looked into these aunts of mine, the more I was willing to make personal sacrifices," said Gram.
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Together with aunts, uncles, and cousins, Tarek and his relatives piled into the family's Kia van and fled the city.
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If you were like me, you were a child who deeply envied Sabrina's cute boyfriend, cool aunts, and talking cat.
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When I was around 11, and my aunts couldn't execute the designs I wanted, I began braiding [on] my own.
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So like cousins, aunts, uncles, some family members who I hadn't seen in years and just have them on Facebook.
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The answers can be recorded and posted, and cousins, aunts, grandchildren and friends can add their own memories and collaborate.
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At 68, my dad still has a full head of hair, as do my paternal aunts, uncles and half-siblings.
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There were various aunts and uncles and cousins in the picture too — the Smiths, the Lawfords, the Robert Kennedy brood.
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I drank Coronas out of Coke cans with my dad, aunts and uncles and learned the rhythm of their banter.
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"They will start calling their cousins, aunts and uncles and finding the safest place where the work is," he said.
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He didn't see the rest of his family for ten years; my grandparents and two aunts couldn't leave as easily.
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As Ms. Delgado's extended family grew larger, so did the house, with new floors built for cousins, aunts and grandparents.
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When the war broke out, Jackson's father joined the minesweepers, and the women took over — her mother, aunts and grandmother.
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I grew up with my dad, surrounded by family, sharing two- or three-bedroom apartments with my cousins and aunts.
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His great-grandparents, grandparents, aunts and uncles all lived on the land along with hundreds of chickens, dogs and chameleons.
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I grew up hearing stories about her mental illness and how it affected my mother, and my aunts and uncle.
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"I tell them, 'We're the aunts and uncles, the friends of the family that these kids don't have,'" she said.
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I know countless women like Emma: they are my friends and the aunts, sisters, mothers, and grandmothers of my friends.
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The burden of raising me fell upon my wonderful extended family; grandparents, aunts, uncles and older siblings all took turns.
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One night in May the phone at our house in Kansas rang with a call from one of my aunts.
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She taught my mother and aunts how to cook amazing Pakistani meals for two dozen people on a moment's notice.
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I have photos now of her alone, in selfies with me, in the company of my mother and my aunts.
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The aunts here clink Malbec glasses and parade their grief with musky, expensive scents that whisper in elevators and hallways.
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I remember being a child and looking at my aunts and uncles and asking them why they were always arguing.
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Since then, Kashgary hasn't been able to get in contact with her aunts, uncles, and cousins in the region either.
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"The large houses were a way for all of us, including aunts and uncles, to have something special," Hunter said.
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Another beating began, watched silently by her two aunts, who knew that speaking up would get them beaten as well.
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Brayden had a whole family of his own — a mother, sister, grandmother, aunts and uncles — desperate to be with him.
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But further analysis revealed that his mother, grandfather, and two of his great aunts had inherited mitochondrial DNA from both parents.
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They are the women who raised me — my aunts and cousins, my Sunday-school teachers and babysitters and field-trip supervisors.
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My family is really close, so my aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandma are all coming over to celebrate my sister's birthday.
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Facebook, which at times seems more interested in my love life than my nosy Indian aunts, has every romantic aspect covered.
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And two of my aunts told me they envisioned that I was going to be with child before I confirmed it!
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Arnett is in some ways one of Twitter's wacky aunts, much like Elizabeth McCracken, which makes her success even more delightful.
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We frequently moved into different homes and would often be separated between multiple homes of aunts and uncles across South Jersey.
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We'd visit our families' homes, and we'd take tons of pictures of her grandma, my uncles and aunts, and my parents.
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Or someone they can bring to holiday parties so their aunts and uncles don't question why they're not in a relationship?
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Her hilarious commentary continues for the brand's holiday highlighter palette, which she insists even your uncle, aunts, and stepchildren will appreciate.
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Armed with a broomstick, cat Salem, and aunts Zelda and Hilda, Sabrina quickly became a fan-favorite character in the comics.
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Heydi lamented to her aunts that, unlike her classmates, she did not have a father or a mother to visit school.
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She always played pranks on my aunts and uncles when they were teenagers and she had this huge, wonderful, cackling laugh.
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You are probably taking care of parents and siblings, and you might be taking care of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
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I remember my mom and aunts not being able to help much because it had been natural and easy for them.
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He couldn't deal with the crying mothers, aunts, and sisters; avoiding them spared him from experiencing some of his own grief.
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My aunts told me to always advocate for myself during my sexual experiences, to advocate for my pleasure from sexual partners.
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Then uncles, aunts, cousins, grandparents and friends all take their turns as a competition forms between Team Groom and Team Bride.
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I've seen my uncles and aunts fight against these big companies to protect our territories, and they've been criminalized for that.
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For all those gearing up for another Thanksgiving filled with drunk aunts and uncles asking about your relationship status, fear not.
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"My entire family, including my father, my mother, aunts, uncles, grandparents, they all went to Asbury Park High School," he said.
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But no cajoling or shaming of uncles and aunts (with the law on their side) is apt to change the outcome.
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Grandparents, aunts and uncles looked indulgently upon his pranks — spying on women from trees, bringing his entire class home for tea.
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One of his aunts was a schoolteacher who provided art supplies for him and his younger sister to use on weekends.
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I couldn't accept a deal that protected me while criminalizing so many others — from my colleagues to my aunts and uncles.
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Opinion My grandparents, great-aunts and great-uncles, the generation who lived through World War II, never visited a concentration camp.
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It said grandparents did not count, nor did grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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Velvalea, who was named for one of her aunts, won a scholarship to Howard University, where she earned a bachelor's degree.
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She wanted her daughter, Ekampreet, to study in Canada, so she pawned her cousins', aunts' and friends' jewelry for $700, too.
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"My mom says that all the aunts and uncles, everybody was in the house, just drinking, laughing, eating," Davis told me.
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Heydi often complained to her aunts that everyone else had a mother and a father, but she felt like an orphan.
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She went to live with her grandmother and aunts in Harlem, where she attended the selective Wadleigh High School for Girls.
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Those who join are likely to have parents, uncles or aunts who served before them, forming a kind of military caste.
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She wanted her daughter, Ekampreet, to study in Canada, so she pawned her cousins', aunts' and friends' jewellery for $700, too.
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But unlike my parents, aunts, uncles, and grandparents, I do not own a first or a forever home — I never have.
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In 1983, Narte-Parker, her mother and one of her great-aunts decided they wanted to learn more about their heritage.
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There's nothing wrong with parents, aunts, uncles, you know, giving cash gifts to their nieces, nephews, sons, daughters, all of that.
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He intended to try to cross illegally into the United States and head for Virginia, where two of his aunts lived.
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Miranda Otto, who plays one of Sabrina's aunts in "Sabrina," here plays Ally's mother (presumably coincidentally); Stanley Tucci plays Ally's father.
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But by the time we counted aunts, uncles, cousins and our closest friends, we could never get it under 100 people.
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Steven Universe (Zach Callison) lives in Beach City with his hippie musician father Greg (Tom Scharpling) and three de facto aunts.
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How do you explain the job of a freelance arts journalist to prying and painfully conventional aunts and uncles-in-law?
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Rema's parents and sister also live in the United States, but her two brothers, aunts, uncles, and cousins are all overseas.
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The streets were packed with our parents, grandparents, godparents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles and neighbors, all snapping photos from behind police barricades.
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" In their 12-page complaint, the aunts' attorneys allege that at least one of the bullets that killed Chakalos came from a ".
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First used in 1906, it has also held his grandfather King Carl XVI Gustaf, as well as Prince Alexander's father and aunts.
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I saw mothers and fathers, sisters, brothers, siblings, aunts, uncles, educators—trans themselves, or fierce allies or relatives of those who are.
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But even though her aunts approve, her brother, who is married to a stripper, notices this and urges her not to settle.
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But, besides being an open-minded ally for niblings, there are a few other reasons why millennials make great aunts and uncles.
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My best friend sent me a million photographs from [an] O'Keeffe exhibition that happened in Brooklyn while I was designing the Aunts.
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I grew up in this two-bedroom basement along with many of my aunts and uncles who had just come from Mexico.
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The aunts who lived together but never married would have been alienated from watching it and allowing themselves to love the characters.
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Migraine is a hereditary disorder, and while hers were the most severe, her sisters, mother, aunts, and cousins are all migraineurs too.
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In Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Sabrina and her two aunts, Zelda (Miranda Otto) and Hilda (Lucy Davis) fit the trope's mold, too.
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We all feel like honorary aunts and uncles, now that April the giraffe has finally given birth to her bundle of joy.
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I remember my parents' friends being very worried about me, giving me gifts, trying to please me, the same with my aunts.
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We're told Bobbi's siblings, cousins, aunts and uncles will be there but her father, Bobby Brown, will most likely not be attending.
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It was my birthday performance, and I invited my mom, my aunts, and my grandmother to the club to watch the show.
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So, future grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and anyone else who will soon know a new mom, this is your chance to shine.
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While at the Rachel and Leah Center, the Aunts repeat the phrase, "Blessed are the meek," to subdue the Handmaids' defiant attitudes.
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Cousins and aunts and uncles of people in the photographs, and that is the most useful and rewarding part of the project.
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Kardashian made sure True had a special first Christmas, which included joining her aunts and cousins for the 2018 KarJenner Christmas card.
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One of her aunts was beaten almost to death for throwing herself in front of her husband as he was being arrested.
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It's run entirely by one family — the father and mother cook, the daughter waits tables and a few aunts hand-press tortillas.
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It's been a conflict with my family, my cousins, and some of my aunts, as far as our faith and my transition.
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Our family roles as spouses to our lifelong mates, parents to our children, and loving aunts and uncles will be our priority.
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The two sisters will become the revered, and sometimes feared, aunts in "Practical Magic," while their brother will leave an unexpected legacy.
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His mother, a schoolteacher, died of cancer when Gregg was 14, and the boy was brought up by a series of aunts.
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I watched him put some of his children, aunts, uncles in positions of authority and then fire them if they didn't perform.
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The tutors coming to our home three times a week was as normal as my aunts, uncles, and cousins visiting for dinner.
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But for most of my time in South Korea, I'm on Jeju Island, where my grandparents, aunts and uncles and cousins live.
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It excluded grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members.
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My mom, sister, cousins and aunts all have our own score cards and dice at home, so we can play together remotely.
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Two aunts keep the steam table brimming over with smoky barbecued ribs and a seemingly endless supply of moro (rice and beans).
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Women can be Wives to Commanders, "Marthas" (household labourers), "Aunts" (disciplinarians for the regime) or "Handmaids" (surrogates who bear the Commanders' children).
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As it happens, both aunts worked with Enver in the White Plains Road storefront's previous incarnation as a healthy meal-preparation service.
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I have a tribe of women my sisters, mom, cousins, and aunts who have been my support system from the very beginning.
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When visiting grandparents or aunts and uncles, whether it be for a reunion or holiday, meat is served in almost all dishes.
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Mary Idle, 91, spent childhood summers visiting various maiden aunts in Massachusetts, and ending up at her grandmother's summer house in Chatham.
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Asked how she got the cut, Noura gave differing explanations to friends and her aunts and half uncle, they told the jury.
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Aunts and uncles visit; the baby grows drowsy; the Strausses have sex, then sleep; the household awakens, and the quotidian bustle recommences.
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Aunts and uncles visit; the baby grows drowsy; the Strausses have sex, then sleep; the household awakens, and the quotidian bustle recommences.
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"Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" suggests the habit of metaphor in Rich's early work, where aunts and tigers equally are planed flush into symbols.
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She also draws inspiration from women in her own life, like her mother, sister, aunts, and friends, and, of course, from Birkin.
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Harris, my brother, and most of my 16 aunts and uncles managed to convince my parents to look into this private school idea.
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Personally, when relatives or friends or aunts ask what school I go to, the first thing I'll say is 'a school in Manhattan.
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Jennifer Havorson, who has become close friends with Jayme's aunts, tells PEOPLE that Jayme is "glad" to be reunited with her dog Molly.
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Still, he would like to obtain a visa for his child, so she can visit her half-dozen aunts and uncles in California.
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I was in town from New York City, sitting in my dad's dining room with my aunts, uncles, and cousins on Christmas night.
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As friends, colleagues, uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters came out, the straight majority was confronted by the fact that gays were not freaks.
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When she meets up with her mother, abuelita, and aunts later, they all discuss the methods they use to calm their guilty consciences.
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After behaving defiantly toward the domineering Aunts, her character is blinded in one eye and used as an example to the other Handmaids.
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I've attended funerals for aunts and uncles and a father and father-in-law who were felled by chronic and acute medical conditions.
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The Trump administration allowed only some relatives of U.S. residents to enter the U.S., while excluding others, such as grandparents, aunts and uncles.
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You see, my aunts weren't just the typical black women who held the black community together, they were also trailblazers of black femininity.
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Their father, uncles and neighbors placed bets on them while their mamas and aunts fingered rosary beads, praying they would not get hurt.
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Melissa took a job at a McDonald's, where one of her aunts was employed, and Ashley became a waitress at a Mexican restaurant.
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Outside it, even the products of the most normative families bear the imprints of aunts, uncles, teachers—a whole network of other people.
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The town athletic complex was packed with parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and grandparents who set up their folding chairs to ring multiple fields.
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Ms. Davis recalled that when her aunts and uncles would visit Palm Beach, they often wanted to see where President Kennedy had stayed.
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Her mother was a teacher and then a principal in the Baltimore public school system; many aunts and family friends were also teachers.
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The aunts and the stepmother The three women arrested during the raid are believed to be the mothers of the 11 emaciated children.
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"It is a matter of life and death," said one of Widad's aunts, Amina Nouri, who is helping care for Nabih in Turkey.
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His two aunts, in their 90s, live near the wall and told him to tell the council what they thought of the wire.
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Two of Gram's great-great aunts were imprisoned during the suffragist movement of the early 20th century as they fought for equal rights.
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I have a picture-perfect family: two loving parents, a little sister, and a close-knit network of grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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"They like that they open a magazine and see my cousins, just like they saw me, like they saw my aunts," she said.
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While her mom, aunts and grandma might be down to pose at all times ... North -- giant cone in hand -- just ain't having it.
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Aunts is a sort of collective that presents dance performances that are kind of like parties, or, to revive an antiquated term, happenings.
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They featured interviews that Francis had conducted with his grandmother, mother and aunts, in which they trade recipes and insights into Jamaican culture.
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Total: $337.22 AccommodationsCosts: I stayed with my aunts in South San Francisco for the whole trip, this saved me about $400, thanks guys!
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When my mother and aunts and I visit Grandma and Grandpa, Kana and Kiyuei Higa, we take red anthuriums from the farmers market.
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It's the Aunts who train and discipline the Handmaids, the Wives, and the female children who must be taught to accept their fate.
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They missed the way time moved slowly in Herat, where aunts and uncles were constantly visiting, and dinners were long, and always homemade.
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But in the lifetime of a young Dreamer given an amnesty today, there would likely be time not only to obtain lifetime work permits for the original chain of extended family but for that Dreamer's grandparents (as parents of the Dreamer's parents), aunts and uncles (as siblings of the Dreamer's parents), and cousins (the children of the Dreamer's aunts and uncles).
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She calls her aunts, who then attempt to talk reason into Father Blackwood, but ultimately have to take the issue into their own hands.
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It's successfully exorcised and dropped into a well with the trapping stone, but Father Blackwood is waiting for Sabrina and her aunts at home.
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She is small, wearing thick black frames, with my grandmother, my aunts, and my mother huddled around her like she's queen of the hive.
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Vessels says she, her siblings and aunts quickly decorated a table with a candle, flowers, old photos of the Bells, and their favorite meals.
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As outlined in the Equality Now report, there is a concrete risk that mothers, grandmothers or aunts impose FGM on daughters, granddaughters or nieces.
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Meanwhile, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law don't count as "bona fide relationships" under the guidelines.
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This is what Maroon 5 should always have been—a pretty good soft rock band that people's parents and aunts play in their cars.
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But the reasoning in support of the administration's cramped definition of family never mentions any national-security justification for excluding grandparents, aunts or uncles.
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On top of all those benefits though, is a real kicker: aunts and uncles also get free pretzels on National Aunt and Uncle Day.
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The new TV series focuses a lot on Sabrina's devoutly witchy aunts, though their personalities have been amplified, and their presence is less benign.
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My mom and grandmother and aunts and cousins all complained about trips to the gyno, how uncomfortable it was, and how much it hurt.
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But I would also talk it out with other people who were involved in this process — my mom, my siblings, one of my aunts.
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Alzheimer's disease has occurred in numerous maternal and paternal ancestors of mine, including grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins (my extended family is rather large).
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I thought I was probably related to him (Laughs) because I heard his voice more than I heard some of my aunts and uncles.
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Not everyone in my family is religious, I have aunts who are shamans and because of that, were deemed demons by other family members.
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"As a child, I would get my hair braided every two weeks by one of my aunts or an older cousin," she tells us.
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Indeed, it takes her aunts' spellwork for her to fall in love with one: a nice, safe, doomed, Good Guy, a father of daughters.
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"Aunts, grandmas and moms who held onto the recipes and ways of cooking traditional, pure Khmer food all died during the war," she said.
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My mom, my sisters, my aunts, every woman in my family was educated and independent, and that was something my mother instilled in me.
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My son and I were staying in his guest room, while a swarm of aunts and uncles and cousins spilled into a nearby hotel.
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Paule Marshall wrote about her education as a writer "in the wordshop of the kitchen," listening at the elbow of her mother and aunts.
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Friends, aunts and uncles, even our synagogue built sukkahs that looked like camping tents in the backyard, made from purchased kits of plastic walls.
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And you know who all read it, they are my mamus and my khalas -- my uncles and aunts -- they are there, they see it.
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As his guests mingled, Francis described how, as a child, he fell in love with Jamaican recipes while cooking with his mother and aunts.
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On our last night in Manila, we went out drinking and dancing with Melissa's parents, aunts, and uncles, and we could barely keep up.
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"You're either here for women and children and our daughters and our sisters and our aunts, or you're here for the NRA," Acevedo said.
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First-time mothers here are often young, Megan Epoo said, and having their own mothers, aunts and sisters there for their labor is vital.
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" Emma's daughter Eunice said that her aunts advised her and her sisters, "You have to be good, so that your mother will come back.
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He watched his aunts and uncles drink beer and smoke marijuana, so he snuck into another room and he drank beer and smoked marijuana.
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Many lacked the family support systems that previous generations had — the grandmothers and aunts who could advise and assist — largely owing to changing social patterns.
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"Close family" does not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other "extended" family members.
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But family isn't just your mother, father, sisters, brothers, kids, aunts, uncles, when I go home to West Virginia, I go and see my family.
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Rob's baby girl was surrounded with family love as her famous aunts all gathered in Calabasas(except Kendall, who was in Paris for Fashion Week).
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"When I was little, my aunts used to make me freestyle battle my cousins," he told me, unconsciously swaying his chair from side to side.
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"Parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles — this is your responsibility, " Schlapp, a columnist at the Washington Times, told a Conservative Political Action Conference event on Thursday.
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Relationship experts have long believed that relationships between aunts and uncles and their niblings tend to be less judgmental than those between parents and children.
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When aunts and uncles go beyond the minimum of what's expected of them in their role, it makes the relationship extra special, Dr. DePaulo says.
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When my aunts ask about my marital status, she nonchalantly defends me or jokingly questions why they'd wish me the fate of a hardworking wife.
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Jennifer Halvorson, who has become close friends with Jayme's aunts, told PEOPLE that both Jayme and her family had a "really good night" on Friday.
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Everyone says aunts and uncles are the lucky ones because they get a kid to have fun with (and spoil) without any of the responsibility.
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Huda, along with three of her aunts -- sisters Meryem Amiri, 14, Kerime Amiri, 24, and Zahra Amiri, 16 -- were among those killed during the attack.
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"They are mothers, aunts, cousins, siblings and half-siblings," says Kitty Block, Acting President and CEO of the HSUS and President of Humane Society International.
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He thinks perhaps that's why generations of aunts and grannies have told children to stop cracking their knuckles: because they just couldn't stand the sound.
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The birthday boy's aunts — Tomlinson's 12-year-old sisters, identical twins Phoebe and Daisy — wished their nephew a wonderful day via their own Instagram accounts.
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Meanwhile, the Aunts contemplate how to maintain control over the increasingly rebellious handmaids and other women who may not be fully loyal to the cause.
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Jennifer Halvorson, who has become close friends with Jayme's aunts, tells PEOPLE that both Jayme and her family had a "really good night" on Friday.
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The 9th Circuit ruling broadened the number of people with exemptions to the ban to include grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins of legal U.S. residents.
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They can connect to any approved smartphone or any other Toymail toy so grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends can get in on the fun too.
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"Among the missing items are: Photos of Sidney Price's parents, aunts, uncles, and other family members, some of whom were Holocaust survivors," the complaint says.
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Thank you for making sure I had a lasting relationship with both sets of my grandparents and all of my aunts and uncles and cousins.
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She gathered the family in the living room—the three boys and Elizabeth, as well as aunts and uncles and cousins—and handed out pens.
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Hers was a musical household: Her mother, a skilled self-taught pianist, was an accompanist at a dancing school run by one of Jane's aunts.
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"They curse their own aunts, their own mothers — as if they are not all from same family," Ajmal said, happy to look down at them.
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In 2000, Kushner's mother and her aunts invited her to accompany them on a trip to Cuba, to see the lost world of their youth.
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But much of her family remains on the West Coast, including her mother, also named Carrie, her daughter, Faith, and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
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"Everyone on our mother's side — aunts, uncles, and grandparents — talked openly about their Native American ancestry," she wrote in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance.
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His art incorporates sewing, which he watched his Grenadian aunts do; fabric, such as the hemp used to make cocoa sacks; and the hibiscus flower.
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Nobody — not grandparents, not uncles and aunts, not cousins — has an automatic right to be in the lives of those to whom they're genetically related.
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My mom is one of 12, so I have a lot of aunts and uncles, 40-plus cousins and then a lot of extended family.
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Or consider Kate Douglas Wiggin's "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," who is sent to live with her two maiden aunts, since her own family is poor.
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All of her many aunts and uncles, and all of their children, were shot by German soldiers within months of Hitler's invasion of Eastern Poland.
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"We've got a huge family, with all of her siblings over 80 and most of her kids (my aunts and uncles) over 22018," Nichole said.
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Will we see middle-aged, morally conflicted, childfree women dressing in the drab, brown robes of the Aunts to make some sort of feminist statement?
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Later issues reveal that Sabrina lives with her aunts Hilda and Zelda, who look like stereotypical witches — unlike Sabrina, who dresses as a modern teenager.
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There are 6.9 million working-age disabled adults — many of them the siblings, cousins, aunts and uncles of Mulvaney's "taxpayers" — who are covered by Medicaid.
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My lola, a former pharmacist who tended African violets in her retirement, was the one my mom and my aunts deferred to in the kitchen.
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"Why does nobody care about this?" asked Grace Bulltail, one of Kaysera's aunts and an assistant professor of engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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There were many personal heroes in my life: aunts and uncles, a protective sister, a father who re-entered my life at the right time.
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" Cartoon by Sharon Levy The four founding Aunts are Vidala, Helena, Elizabeth, and Lydia—the last of whom is the central character in "The Testaments.
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After my sister's death, there were an intolerable number of losses in our family — grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins — but somehow, my parents pulled through.
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I run for cover as aunts, coworkers, and college friends grab my arm to congratulate me, and I am smiling, thanking them, but still running.
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In Egypt, where female genital mutilation is common, "it was often the mothers and aunts who were the biggest enforcers of the practice," Raffo said.
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I've stayed in homes in places like Turkey or India, where there are many generations under one roof — kids, parents, grandparents, even uncles and aunts.
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Both my mother and my husband's mother still use their maiden names, as do our grandmothers, aunts, cousins, and every other Chinese woman we know.
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There are 84 courts with cameras for live-streaming so that aunts and uncles in Idaho can watch their nieces and nephews play in tournaments.
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It's courtesy of Aunt Lydia, Offred's nemesis in The Handmaid's Tale and, we now learn, the architect of the whole concept of Aunts in Gilead.
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Ms. Bode grew up antiquing with her mother and aunts, and she has been using vintage fabrics since her days as a student at Parsons.
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A younger sister also died, and Ms. Finlay and Ms. Montgomery, the only survivors, were separated and raised by aunts in their hometown, Pittsburg, Tex.
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Her parents divorced when Jackie, as she was known, was a toddler, and two aunts and sometimes her mother raised her, mostly in Greenwich Village.
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"Parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles — this is your responsibility," Schlapp, a columnist at the Washington Times, told a Conservative Political Action Conference event on Thursday.
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I see my aunts carefully assembling tamales, although they do it with the expected grace and ease of women who've been making them for years.
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Aunts Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are both pregnant with their first children (Kardashian with NBA boyfriend Tristan Thompson, and Jenner with rapper boyfriend Travis Scott).
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The middle generation - made up of her mom and her three aunts and uncles - could not be happier to have a caring family member on site.
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In royal tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives.
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But as I watch my aunts and uncles grow older, I think of the time we've spent apart and how I'll never get those days back.
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Perry and her sisters rushed to get her mother's medical records, along with information about aunts, uncles (including one who died young of leukemia), and cousins.
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Even the unsung heroes — our mothers, aunts, daughters, teachers, and caretakers, for example — have extraordinary stories of resilience and pride that more people need to hear.
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Welcome to the world, baby girl — your parents' future is uncertain, your aunts are on vacay while you're stuck in Cleveland, and it's still Mercury retrograde.
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Both of Sabrina's parents died when she was young, so it's up to her witch aunts Hilda (Lucy Davis) and Zelda (Miranda Otto) to raise her.
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"It was a large family gathering of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who were out there enjoying the day when the storm suddenly hit," Hornung said.
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Last month, Brooke's famous family — including aunts Kyle Richards and Kathy Hilton, and cousin Nicky Hilton — celebrated the little one's upcoming arrival at a baby shower.
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First, he met her mom and the rest of the family, which consisted of a giant group of Vanessa's siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and friends.
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In the years following my own episode, one of my aunts would walk for two months on a broken femur before her family noticed her limp.
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And every few months I watched with wide-eyed marvel as my grandmother, a licensed cosmetologist, would give my aunts relaxer touch-ups in the kitchen.
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"Grandmothers and aunts and everybody have told (mothers), if they have babies sleep on their bellies, they're more comfortable; they're not going to choke," she said.
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Lately, when my family gets together over the dinner table in Cyprus, my Greek aunts ask my mom for advice for their trip to Disney World.
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"It is very possible that my grandmother and aunts and uncles were buried there," said Mr. Hochberg, who lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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The feature is aimed at parents, but doting aunts, uncles, and friends may see one of the movies pop up in their Photos feed as well.
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While with us they will always be in contact with the rest of their extended family, their half siblings and cousins, aunts, uncles and other grandparents.
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His parents and seven of his aunts and uncles attended the school, and he figures that there are at least 14 N.Y.U. degrees in the family.
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"Without the love and support of my mother, father, sisters, aunts and uncles I wouldn't have had the self-belief to strive to achieve," he writes.
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We all grow up believing that only one of us can win — one beautiful princess at the ball, among all the goofy sidekicks and maiden aunts.
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"I am angry about every single time something like that has happened to me, my friends, my mom, my sister, my cousins, my aunts," she said.
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Three years ago, she came here as a refugee from Damascus, Syria, to join her aunts and pave the way for her parents and three siblings.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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When he was a year old, he moved to Grenada to be raised by his grandmother and aunts while his mother worked in the United States.
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Safir, her mother, father and two brothers climbed on top of a cargo truck, but some of their aunts, uncles and young cousins chose to stay.
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Partly because of a curse, Sabrina is unable to be with her parents, so she lives with her aunts Hilda (Caroline Rhea) and Zelda (Beth Broderick).
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Her mother, aunts, uncles, grandparents and great-grandparents had all landed in court before Judge Claire, facing charges associated with child welfare, drugs and domestic violence.
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An orphan by the age of 7, shipped off to indifferent aunts in Calcutta, he no longer speaks Burmese when he returns to Rangoon in 1938.
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Parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins sat in front of tall white candles to eat chicken soup, sweet kugel, the ever-present braided challah bread.
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Kylie Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian are two super cool moms and aunts ... because they're hanging with the little ones at the most magical place on Earth!!!
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Kaylee comes from a large, loving family, and uncles, aunts, cousins, grandparents, her boyfriend, and her boyfriend's family came to be with her in the hospital.
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Otherwise, they grow up in a world of women, first with their mother and aunts, then at boarding and finishing schools run by spinsters and lesbians.
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They have begun to send Aunts-in-training to Canada, to recruit women as replacements for the steady stream of female refugees flowing out of Gilead.
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The ruling came a few months after the teenager was critically injured in a car crash on a rural highway that killed two of her aunts.
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A marble-topped upright "table de café" made in the 1780s by Martin Carlin for the aunts of Louis XVI is estimated to sell for $80,000.
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Moms, sisters, aunts, grandmoms, girlfriends and wives all try to show us the benefits of fully enjoying and embracing the art of giving, caring and loving.
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His mother was a public-school teacher who quit her job to raise her brood; nine of her cousins and three of her aunts were nuns.
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Facebook's changes to its News Feed in recent years increased the visibility of posts from your aunts and uncles while playing down articles from professional publishers.
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She was raised in a large Irish-Catholic family in Holyoke, Massachusetts, with two aunts in the Ursuline Sisters order and several more nuns as teachers.
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My parents, aunts and uncles came to see pirs as backward, or un-Islamic, or charlatans eager to make a quick buck off exorcisms and amulets.
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Her life might have been difficult but in the end, she moved to Philadelphia and met my grandfather who had my mom and aunts and uncles.
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" * * * Kalman owes much of her attitude toward life to her mother, and her aunts, who, she says, "were very honest and ridiculous at the same time.
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Then she became Sabrina, the girl with magical powers and a couple of kooky aunts and a talking cat called Salem on Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
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"The tradition of uncles, aunts, cousins, and especially grandparents sharing a household along with parents and children has roots equally venerable and equally deserving of constitutional recognition".
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The President's eldest son, his wife, and four of their five children returned to New York; son Donnie, 8, stuck around with his cousins, aunts and uncles.
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The cute cousins and best friends wore mermaid costumes, complete with shells on their tops and full tails, while their aunts also got in on the action.
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The pieces cast with bronze letters and religious symbols that identified the graves of a nephew and two aunts had disappeared since her visit a week earlier.
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Auntie Anne's National Aunt and Uncle Day BOGO deal is valid now through July 30, so aunts and uncles can celebrate their positions almost all week long.
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Today, the young woman lives with one of her aunts in the US. Her mother and sister, who has since had a baby, remain in El Salvador. ●
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While Melissa and Matt were in Pennsylvania, Andrew sold lemonade along a local highway with help from grandparents, aunts, uncles and family friends, according to ABC News.
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We were really poor (the entire family, including aunts and uncles, lived in a garage together) so we didn't have a house with different rooms for privacy.
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Scott, 26, partied alongside Kylie and Stormi throughout the celebration, and the birthday girl's aunts Kourtney Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian both brought their children to the festivities.
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" — Marion Shackford, Virginia "Every year we get together with my aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews to make 90 pounds of the Greek sausage loukaniko for Christmas.
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But I think the most exciting thing was seeing the conversation that started to happen between daughters and their moms or dads or aunts or cousins, whomever.
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At 16, Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) unlocks her magical powers, and relies on her eccentric 500-year-old aunts to guide her through this strange new world.
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"We do have many children that are either coming with other siblings, some are coming with other siblings that are minors, aunts, uncles," Provost told the committee.
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And even better, the brand as a whole is a tribute to every woman who has inspired Jeanne including her mother, sister, aunts, and close friends (aw!).
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Tribal leaders with ideas for protecting their sisters, aunts, and daughters will be able to talk more easily to law enforcement about putting their plans into practice.
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DeAngelo Williams, whose mother and four aunts have been lost to breast cancer, wanted to wear pink on his uniform all season in tribute and was denied.
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As a child he, his parents and various aunts and uncles would descend upon their Berkshire vicarage to indulge in "a day-long feast of Edwardian gluttony".
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Beyond veterans themselves, many members who did not serve in the military have mothers and fathers, aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews who did.
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On the Internet, all are included: distant relatives and friends, elderly aunts and sick grandparents can be virtually drawn into a physical gathering they may otherwise miss.
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There's also this conundrum culturally where my mother and my aunts—all the motherly figures in the family—consistently want you to eat when you're a kid.
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She had pale skin unmarked by the sun, smelled faintly of scented soap, and had a soft-spoken manner that made my other two aunts seem coarse.
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It was only years later, while talking to one of her aunts, that she realized the divorce marked the point at which she'd stopped drawing and painting.
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This was my first year going and it was my uncle and aunts both sets of grandparents and my close family friends all living in one house.
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Soon he finds himself being pursued by his grandfather, the sinister Moon King, and his malevolent aunts, who slink through the sky like white-faced kabuki ghosts.
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She recalls growing up in a rowdy household: Her mother was one of 10 children and her father was one of six — aunts and uncles visited often.
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Kevin and Danielle Jonas' older daughter, Alena Rose, started kindergarten last week — and her famous aunts and uncles were there in spirit every step of the way.
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His daughter Evelyn Fortune Bartlett — one of Ms. Fortune's great-aunts — was married at one time to Eli Lilly, the grandson and namesake of the company's founder.
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JOAN DIDION: THE CENTER WILL NOT HOLD The actor Griffin Dunne ("After Hours") directed this profile of one of his aunts — who happens to be Joan Didion.
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Two members of the family — a 24-year-old man and his 91-year-old grandmother — were confirmed first, followed by the man's parents, aunts and cousins.
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One of the best things about so many of the writers who are working today is that they've inadvertently created a Weird Gay Aunts club on Twitter.
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Now, maybe you think that's a nice reward for a lifetime of work — something we ought to do for our parents and grandparents, or aunts and uncles.
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The Trump administration has said parents, children, spouses and siblings can enter the U.S., but grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and other family members would be barred.
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By elementary school, I spent summers there with my aunts, uncles, and grandmother, who enjoyed canning and baking but could also handle a rifle, if need be.
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Dream Kardashian turns one today, and Daddy's teaching her the family biz -- party hard on your birthday and whenever possible ... bring your famous aunts and cousins along, too.
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Now it's affecting grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and other family members that don't make the cut as "bona fide" relations — at least, as the State Department sees it.
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Besides a few of her closest friends, also in attendance at Penelope's PJ pancake party was her mom and her famous aunts Kim Kardashian West and Khloé Kardashian.
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He is survived by his parents, Timothy and Janet Shafer; brother, Tim N. Shafer; one niece, Samantha Shafer; and "several aunts, uncles, and cousins," according to his obituary.
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He had a great time in Mississippi, though he could barely keep track of all the aunts' and uncles' and cousins' names, let alone how they were related.
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Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, is also in the beautiful picture, standing alongside two of Harry's aunts, the late Princess Diana's sisters: Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes.
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"You should be attractive or our aunts will judge you, but not too attractive or one of our uncles might grope you," read a portion of the post.
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Doesn't she know that she and Saint need to be a force to take over the media empire when their parents and aunts finally pass down the baton?
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Eventually, with other families in the neighborhood, the aunts helped uncover dozens of cases in which Reynaldo Guevara, the lead detective in Almodovar's case, was accused of misconduct.
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Based on the comic series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, which Aguirre-Sacasa also writes, the CW show may not have the same sassy aunts or animatronic black cat.
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When he returned to the United States, he was once again taken into secondary questioning and told officials he was visiting his wife, his uncles and his aunts.
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I learned how to cook from my mother, aunts, and grandmother, and Jean-Georges Vongerichten—a French chef who spent a part of his early career in Asia.
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Kardashian was joined by his sisters and Dream's aunts Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, who all documented the magical party on social media.
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"So there's this element of a vagina, inverted on the Aunts' outfits," Crabtree said, before explaining how a piece of feminist art became the inspiration behind the design.
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For example, stubbornly refusing your aunts' wisdom as you brag about your impeccable immune system is a solid way to curse yourself into getting sick, I can attest.
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Every aspect of Gilead, from the "aunts" who keep the other women in line to the red dresses worn by the sex-slave handmaids, was drawn from history.
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It said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancée or other extended family members are not considered to be close relationships.
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The women are eight members from three generations of two closely connected families, the Friesens and the Loewens: mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, aunts and nieces, cousins.
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He spent the first few years of his life in the crowded ghetto, amid colorful aunts and uncles and with exciting visits from luminaries of the Yiddish theatre.
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It was already common to see the moms and aunts and uncles in my family add lime or lemon and salt to whatever beer they had on hand.
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It is especially important that we take these actions as news emerges that the Trump administration is still separating families, namely children from aunts, uncles, siblings and grandparents.
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She told the police that Mr. Shahid had promised to marry her and that one of his aunts had been involved in planning the poisoning, Mr. Klasra said.
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It was the week before Christmas, and that night the mother and father were supposed to take the kids to trade gifts with their aunts, uncles and cousins.
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Grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles lived within blocks of one another, and her own family doubled up in their one-bedroom apartment with low ceilings and faded carpet.
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When we went to my aunts' and uncles' houses in the suburbs, we threw baseballs against the garage door until they left marks and we got in trouble.
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Under the guidelines, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members are not considered close relations.
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This season's installment of Beach Sessions, organized by the dance collective Aunts, proposes a roving experience, in which audience members wander from one performance site to the next.
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As usual, my uncles and aunts were over, milling around, drinking espresso under the grapevine, picking figs, and having loud, animated discussions about when to harvest the olives.
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He did not appear to have any active social media profiles, and two of his maternal aunts declined to comment when reached by phone by The Associated Press.
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After a 24-year-old man and his 91-year-old grandmother tested positive for the virus, his parents, aunts and cousins were also found to be infected.
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Many dads, grandparents, older siblings, aunts, uncles and babysitters speak parentese, intuitively aware that it helps the baby tune in socially and respond, even if only through babbling.
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"She lost her grandparents, her mother left, she had all this daughterly love that she couldn't put towards her aunts or her uncles, only him," Ms. Estrada said.
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One morning at Selena's roadside vigil, as one of her great-aunts lit the day's fire, her overcoat swung open to show a red sweatshirt bearing Kaysera's face.
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There&aposs perhaps nothing more heartwarming than seeing your baby enveloped in the arms of their grandparents, and aunts and uncles after a particularly long and tiring journey.
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"I am glad for my aunts and uncles to be in the U.S. and to be receiving treatment here," said JoAnn LaRoche Lee, one of Mr. Lee's daughters.
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Op-Ed Contributor ACHIN, AFGHANISTAN — I spent the evening of April 13 with a cousin and two aunts in the upscale Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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"The Whales of August," about two elderly sisters summering off the coast of Maine, was inspired by Mr. Berry's childhood memories of aunts who had a cottage there.
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To compile an itemized inventory of wished-for things and divvy it up among grandparents and aunts and uncles would require time, of which I have no surplus.
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Hawaii's attorney general, Doug Chin, objected to the administration's omission of grandparents, aunts and uncles from the administration's list of people meeting the definition of a close relationship.
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If you've got hot dog fingers and can't draw for shit, help with the brolic holiday mail order in exchange for beautiful gifts for your mom and aunts.
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When Matilda was 3, her mother disappeared, leaving her in the hands of her three crime-writing aunts, Beth (Sarah Woodward), Cat (Julie Graham) and Jane (Siobhan Redmond).
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The amalgam, to some, might seem gaudy, but for Thomas is reflective of the communal spaces where the mentors in her life — her mother, her aunts — once gathered.
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Sabrina's aunts brought him in to assure Sabrina that signing her name in the Book Of The Beast is the right path for her, and Blackwood is pretty convincing.
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In a ruling last week, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins of legal U.S. residents would be exempt from the travel ban.
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Given that there are parents, and grandparents alive – not to mention all the aunts and uncles – there is a huge support structure already in place for the great-grandchildren.
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I have an extended network of aunts, uncles, cousins, and family friends that I would probably like but don't know very well, and almost never see face-to-face.
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Sabrina's 16th birthday is apparently the same day as Halloween, which is also when she's supposed to have her "dark baptism," surrounded by her two aunts and other witches.
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But Williams' grandmother is a teacher (as was his mother and multiple aunts), and she made him promise her he would go back to college to complete his degree.
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We're ending the chain migration where, in his case, they say he might have had up to 24 people come in with him, indirectly — aunts, uncles, cousins, grandfathers, grandmothers.
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On Thursday, the infant girl spent time with cousins Penelope Disick, 4, and Saint West, 1 — as well as their moms, Dream's aunts Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian West.
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Once Gryla arrives, Sabrina's aunts bargain with her to call off her pesky Yule Lads, but her one request is simple: she wants to get lit with the ladies!
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"She was a student of communications who taught her many uncles and aunts to speak from the heart," said Shriver, who stressed how Saoirse taught their family by example.
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Steven Universe began as a cute cartoon about an earnest kid who likes pizza and jingles and lives with his aunts — aliens called the Crystal Gems — near the beach.
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"Sweet potato pie is in my blood, my mother and father and all of my great aunts, great grandmother and everyone grew up on sweet potato pie," she says.
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Nothing. 7. Oh great, now there are variations If you missed the first wave and don't want to be bringing up the back with the Facebook aunts, sit tight.
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Kannan's natural skin tone looks a healthy light brown to me, but when she was growing up, her elder aunts would shake their heads in disappointment over her complexion.
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I spend time chatting with my husband's extended family, while my mother-in-law and the aunts pick up a variety of food from their favorite spots in Chinatown.
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Heydi, who had been despondent about being separated from her father, attempted to hang herself earlier this month in the suburban Long Island home of one of her aunts.
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When she finds out her aunts were responsible for nudging her toward this man in the first place, she swears off magic and buries her powers deep within herself.
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"I hope, for my brothers, sisters, and maternal aunts, to obey my will and spend all the money that I have left in Sudan on Jihad," bin Laden wrote.
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The commemoration doubled as a goodbye party, during which dozens of friends, aunts, uncles and cousins crammed into the narrow house the couple shares with Salas' mother, Mirtha Mandarino.
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The criteria is super specific, so the following relatives don't count as "bona fide relationships": grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law.
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Those with family relationships that would allow entry include grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins of people in the United States.
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She finds the issue gripping in part because elephants seem so human in their behavior, she said: Each herd has its matriarchs, its wise old aunts, its rowdy teenagers.
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Everyone else, though, manages to come up with something: weekends with alcoholic aunts, visits to Mom in the psych ward and, yes, sexual assault by boyfriends, classmates, relatives, employers.
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A year and a half ago, his mother, Julia, and one of his aunts paid their respects after the funeral of a pregnant woman named Patience who had Ebola.
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I am here to bless our daughter," she adds, putting the emphasis on "our," indicating the cultural tradition by which a young woman's aunts are also considered her "mother.
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In the end all those aunts and uncles, their various spouses and my parents — 12 baby boomers, all told — only had seven children: myself, my sister and five cousins.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" of U.S. residents are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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Parents talk about "doing life together" with their spouses and children, but it's rare that they include, for instance, their own parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles in that category.
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But then, celebrating with their families across the country, they watched as everyone from children to elderly aunts unwrapped smart speakers from Google and Amazon and started barking orders.
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He gave Mr. Patterson two life sentences without any possibility of parole, after hearing from Jayme and her aunts and uncles, who asked the judge to impose the maximum.
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She is a devout believer who is sure the way to save the world is to have the handmaids — after being reformed by the Aunts — repopulate a broken world.
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There was an awkward moment or two (outside of the bride or groom's presence) when other aunts and uncles assumed we were attending, and inquired about our travel plans.
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The State Department sent shock waves through immigrant communities with their incomprehensible interpretation that uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, brothers- and sisters-in-law, grandchildren and grandparents were not.
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"For example, if you exchanged gifts with all your siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, and parents, suggest drawing names or just agree that only the kids receive gifts," she said.
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What happened when we said 'yes' The morning of my son's birthday, we watched as he tore through presents from three sets of grandparents and five aunts and uncles.
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With a happy wistfulness, she speaks as though her father, mother, brothers, aunts, uncles, grandmother and cousins, who are all now gone, are back together, shuttling everyone toward safety.
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New Haven Mayor Toni Harp, president of the African-American Mayors Association, says black female politicians have been inspired by strong mothers, aunts and other women in their community.
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I hadn't gotten a mammogram because we are not supposed to get them until we're 40, but I always checked myself because I have two aunts that had breast cancer.
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While the coven is at the Academy and her aunts at the school, Sabrina and Susie go in search of Harvey and Rosalind, who haven't made it to the basement.
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Born to a poor single mother, Hnit Thi Oo spent her childhood without a stable home, moving around in the homes of her uncles and aunts, not always feeling welcome.
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She's beloved, even as we roll our eyes at all the mothers, aunts, and grandmothers who take her mission of wedding everyone in sight a little too much to heart.
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Elderly women with canes, children, cousins, aunts, church leaders in suits, and other members of the black community led call-and-response chants, focusing on Garner's final pleas for help.
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In royal tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives, so no hard feelings!
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First, the government excluded "siblings-in-law, cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and grandchildren" from the definition of those "close familial relationships" that would be exempted from the ban.
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Then there was Lisa, a woman of enormous girth who gave one of my aunts a particular side parting that remained in place throughout most of the 1980s and '90s.
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She and her mother quickly decided that it was no longer safe for her in town and that she should go to the United States, where several aunts were living.
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To kick off the weekend, the Bravo personality shared a photo with her family — including husband Jim Edmonds' mom and aunts — at a baby shower in Costa Mesa on Saturday.
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In British tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives, so no hard feelings!
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Weighing in at 192kg, the still-unnamed calf celebrated its first-month birthday on Sunday by splashing around happily in the zoo's ponds with its mum, Sri Nandong, and aunts.
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But when I told one of my favorite aunts what had happened, she told me to stay out of white people's things, because they would think I was a troublemaker.
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Another of Mohammed's aunts, Evilene Abdelaziz, testified during the trial that her nephew "never disrespected anyone in the household in any way" and was not a violent man, KSAT reports.
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The post reads, "Piggy-tail French braids…Indy getting her hair done by her Aunts for Grammy watching w her mama and papa tonight (if it's not past her bedtime)."
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" are not considered close family.
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" were not considered close family.
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These wives, aunts, and daughters screamed at the girls and chased them with sticks, and the farm girls urinated in the buckets of water used to wash the family temples.
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The seventysomething women are her aunts, Ludmila and Alevtina, and they still spend their summers in the tiny family cabin Sablin used to visit when she was a young child.
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The group, known as Angry Tias & Abuelas (Angry Aunts & Grandmas) of the Rio Grande Valley, said they wanted to help families who had just been reunited and released from custody.
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On beach days, the aunts woke up early to cook — plantains and yucca, rice and beans — while my dad or an uncle went to buy Coronas, Cokes, chicken and chicharrón.
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In particular, Republicans at the White House meeting demanded an end to rules that allow immigrants to sponsor their extended family members — aunts, uncles, cousins — to enter the United States.
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Mr. Zegen, who looks young enough that he probably still gets chucked on the chin by a passel of aunts at family dinners, is still waiting to hear the catch.
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A few months ago, he showed up at our father's birthday party and headed straight for his room without saying a word to any of our aunts, uncles or cousins.
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We make minimum wage without a single benefit, and yet we are the people who keep your mother, your father, your sisters, brothers, uncles and aunts out of nursing homes.
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"It's the best thing I've ever done," said Mr. Melchert, who went to dinner with Ms. Block, her mother, her two sisters and her aunts after the presentation on Friday.
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My aunts stand to earn 280,000 Ultimate Rewards points in sign-up bonuses, another 35,000 in referral bonuses, and 18,000 points for the spending they'll put on the four cards.
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Video of Ibrahim, listless and throwing up, had made its way from this desolate desert patch of Syria to his aunts in Belgium, who had shared it with doctors there.
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But it had not struck me before that this was Kiefer's own forest, too, the place he came from, where he grew up with grandparents and aunts, uncles and cousins.
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The dreams were interpreted by two male intellectuals who—embarrassed to be "agony aunts," as one of them put it—signed their work with a joint pseudonym, Professor Richard Rest.
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When she attended Princeton, one of her roommates moved out rather than live with a black girl; one of her aunts, as it happened, worked as a maid in town.
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Back in Tehran, Amini went over the notes and the documents that she'd gathered: interviews with the father and aunts; report cards from the brief time Sahaaleh spent in school.
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Grandmas and aunts and uncles are the givers who are most likely to give a gift certificate or a gift card instead of the crapshoot of choosing a specific gift.
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These days, it seems like there are two types of aunts on Facebook: the ones who won't stop defending Trump, and the ones who won't stop trying to sell you LipSense.
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Back at the Spellman house, her aunts explain that the Greendale Thirteen were witches who their coven allowed to hang to quell the rise of mortal's bloodlust for witches in Greendale.
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"Without the love and support of my mother, father, sisters, aunts and uncles I wouldn't have had the self-belief to strive to achieve," he wrote in a Virgin blog post.
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And sometimes in private, I would hear my mother and my grandmother and my aunts talking in a way that I had never...just nothing I had read sounded like that.
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Gram, who used to lead the Tony Blair Foundation, had two great-great aunts who were radical suffragists and went on hunger strike to get the right to vote for women.
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At 1.30pm on July 28th, the same young woman, now 19 years old, was seated in a compact car with her two aunts, on their way to visit the jailed uncle.
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It was also a means to give a kind of religious piousness to the Aunts that's different from their city counterparts, and to protect their skin from sun, wind, and radiation.
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In my case, a second family as my daughter, mommy, dad, cousins, aunts, siblings, and my favorites (aka my nephews and nieces) were all at finals this year cheering me on.
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"I let my kids use that to communicate with my parents, so they can stay in touch with their grandparents easily, [and] their aunts who live across the country," Zuckerberg said.
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"I am asking you here not only to vote for Secretary Clinton, but to work hard, to get your uncles and your aunts, to get your friends, to vote," Sanders said.
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The pinup, who claimed to be a direct descendant of U.S. presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams, revealed on her website she was raised by her aunts, two former models.
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Starting in 2012, the city where he once played soccer in the streets with his cousins came under siege, and his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins were now in constant danger.
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This new baby may speak more directly than her water sign aunts — and she'll probably have less of a tolerance for free-wheeling, abstract conversations than her Gemini sister and father.
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Through every challenge, a few things remained the same: There was always Salem the cat, a revolving door of BFFs, tons of costume changes, and her zany aunts, Hilda and Zelda.
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Brought up in a house of women, now working in a man's world Conway was raised in Southern New Jersey by a single mom, two aunts and her grandmother -- all women.
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Chicago recently joined her mom and siblings Saint, 3, and North, 5, plus aunts Khloé Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian and their children on a trip to Bali during the fall season.
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My family was full of characters: dad, mom, grandfather, aunts, uncles, (I remember one uncle telling us all to call him Panther)… and they all helped shaped my sense of humor.
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Snoop Dogg said the festival's first day would feature blues, gospel and country acts for the "aunts, grandmas and uncles," with hip-hop and rhythm and blues on the second day.
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The following 10 titles celebrate the dads, grandparents, aunts, and communities who aren't being honored, specifically, this Mother's Day, but deserve to be shown in the stories our children read nonetheless.
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Most of Eric's many aunts and uncles still lived in the area, and if anyone needed anything done, like laying cement for a driveway, the family would come and help out.
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When Mr. van Breda arrived with his and Ms. Kohler's sons, Felix, 2, and Frankie, 9 months, the housemates greeted them as if they were the boys' favorite aunts and uncles.
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Lilian Hernandez wept as she spoke the names of aunts, uncles, cousins, her grandmother and two great-grandchildren — 36 family members in all — missing and presumed dead in the volcano's explosion.
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And we are encouraging each other to put aside the shame and the stigma, which is what we've been exposed to growing up with our mothers, sisters, aunts, generations before us.
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For the sake of our mothers, daughters, aunts and grandmothers, let's work together to shine a brighter, more supportive light on this women's health imperative — lung cancer — and enact this legislation.
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I had many friends, aunts, and cousins who wore hijabs who would set their Instagram profiles to private, write "WOMEN ONLY" in their bios, and post pictures with their hair down.
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In its opinion, the 6900th Circuit had also blocked the administration from barring grandparents, aunts, uncles and other extended family members of a person in the U.S. from entering the country.
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"I was always in the kitchen," she said of her childhood, learning the tastes and textures of traditional dishes from the Korean side of her family: her father, grandmother, and aunts.
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America was a place, far away from the watchful eyes of aunts, uncles and neighbors, where it was possible to indulge in curious passions — bartending classes, poetry groups, quail hunting, sex.
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In a society that associates light skin with upper class and caste, my unmarried aunts would slather themselves with a pungent milk cream and roam the house like so many ghosts.
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"When I was talking with my aunts and sister, we couldn't believe it was him pulling those immigrants behind in that trailer," he said by telephone from Land O' Lakes, Fla.
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The appeals court had also rejected the administration's efforts to bar travel to the United States from six predominantly Muslim countries by people with grandparents, uncles, aunts and other relatives here.
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The minutes before walking down the aisle were not spent sipping champagne but on the phone screaming at the bus company while my brother was helping great-aunts figure out Uber.
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While Zendaya typically wears a looser natural curl pattern, we love that she used the moment to highlight the beauty of Black hair — which she saw on her own aunts growing up.
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At that point, thankfully, most of the people in her family who had been affected by cancer were grandparents, aunts and uncles and "folks much further down along their lives," she said.
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With Ronnie and his wife, Carol Bell's, 29th wedding anniversary fast approaching, Vessels, her five siblings and two aunts decided to plan a special dinner for the couple to celebrate their love.
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It does appear that Penelope may have chosen to sit the photo out after she was captured celebrating the holiday alongside her aunts at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday.
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The Aunts and the Wives are perfectly willing to hurt the Handmaids; the Handmaids don't trust each other because they're sure that some of them will be willing to hurt the others.
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So this guy, because he's here, now can get the mother and the father and the grandmother and the cousins and the brothers and the siters and the aunts and the uncles.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, the Aunts are a class of women assigned to brainwash new Handmaids with the government's beliefs and mores, and help the women accept their fates as birth vessels.
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For the monumental occasion, Penelope traded her long blonde tresses for the layered bob — a style commonly worn by her famous aunts Khloé, Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian West and even Kendall Jenner.
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Eventually, your parents will realize that marriage is an off-limits topic, and they might even become your allies when your aunts and uncles start asking the same questions at family gatherings.
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Perhaps the biggest difference between North and her famous aunts, though, is that unlike the tight-knit siblings of KUWTK, this kid would rather not have to share the attention with anyone.
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My mom moved mountains helping me find a store that carried tampons, which are still not commonly used in Morocco, all the while keeping everything under wraps from my aunts and family.
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Castillo's essays range from stories about her grandparents—Mexicans who came to the US only to be deported during the Great Depression—to her parents' and aunts' histories, to narratives about herself.
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Lilian Hernandez wept as she spoke the names of aunts, uncles, cousins, her grandmother and two great-grandchildren — 36 family members in all — missing and presumed dead in the volcano&aposs explosion.
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I come from a family of entrepreneurs—my mom, several of my aunts, and my grandfather have all started their own business—so it was only natural I'd follow the same path.
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Once, one of my aunts went on a date and she ordered a beer, and the guy didn't call her again because he considered it vulgar for a woman to drink beer.
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"I have a lot of sons, mothers, daughters, fathers, aunts, uncles, grandparents of people in prison who watch my videos to understand better what the person might be going through," she said.
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His pharmacy was immediately adjacent to a "pain management clinic" that dispensed hydrocodone (an opioid) by the armful to my client, and before that, to my client's grandmother, aunts, uncles, and parents.
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"I know itil probably be a little hard at first," he wrote, "but I told my mom when I get out Ima stay at my grandmothers house or aunts she said O.K."
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The success of the Republican real estate mogul left many American women in a state of shock over a victory they had counted on belonging to them, their sisters, aunts and girlfriends.
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"I can remember my father saying to me at Thanksgiving, when my aunts would be around, 'When I put my hand on my tie, it means you're talking too much,' " Strout said.
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The memory I have is of hanging on my dad's waist and hearing one of my aunts say "Well, what did she expect?" to the general assent of all the grown-ups.
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Then, using the Messenger Kids bookmark in the main Facebook app, parents can approve anyone who is friends with them as a contact for their kid, like aunts and uncles or godparents.
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They reminisce how the mama's boy who could befriend anyone looked out for his sisters and how, according to one of his aunts, "he'd dance anywhere," especially if Frankie Beverly was jamming.
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She'd been a Latin teacher and had taught generations of Negro children, including my parents and aunts and uncles, in one of the two Negro high schools during the '40s and '50s.
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Again, growing up poor meant that there weren't successful aunts and uncles who could show me the ways of the world or even give me a little nudge in the right direction.
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Her two-bedroom house on the Navajo reservation in a remote part of Arizona is at the base of a mountain, where children, aunts, uncles and grandparents hike and forage for plants.
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Most had fruit trees bearing coconuts, star fruit or mangoes growing on the land surrounding their houses, and my grandmother and aunts owned hogs and chickens that they'd eventually sell or eat.
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In our household, for example, it became a convenient tool for chatting with relatives, like grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins, as well as a few trusted friends, whose parents I knew well.
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In its opinion last week, the 9th Circuit also blocked the government from banning grandparents, aunts, uncles and other extended family members of a person in the U.S. from entering the country.
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At the time of the trial, two of Noura's aunts and the half uncle were suing her for the value of her mother's life insurance policy and the rest of her estate.
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The running back, who played eight seasons for the Carolina Panthers and another two for the Pittsburgh Steelers, also lost four aunts to the disease before the age of 503, Today reports.
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Gone were the days when my daughter and I spent time in homes full of community, my daughter's "play" aunts, uncles, and cousins spread around our small apartment laughing over paper plates.
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And I saw the camaraderie and common purpose he shared with his core team — some of whom started out like aunts and uncles to me and would wind up as my mentors.
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You have to give them credit, rarely does a character appeal equally to four-year-old children and middle-aged aunts posting tepid jokes and fake Oscar Wilde quotes on their timelines.
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He was so kind, so intelligent, so unusual, so sensitive—such an outlier in the Eddowis family that his aunts had paid him the modern compliment of assuming that he was gay.
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Remember that old episode of Sabrina where Sabrina's two aunts threw her a surprise birthday by holding some kind of terrifying séance and summoning Baphomet to join them for an occult ritual?
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Therefore, I will continue to stand on my feet, sharing my story and my absolute support for Secretary Clinton, on behalf of all women -- my sisters, aunts, grandmothers, cousins, women within the community.
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Charlotte thinks that one of the reasons that her family is so close is because her parents are immigrants from Europe, and there's no brood of grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins close by.
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The gun is worth $3,000, is three-foot long, and weighs almost ten pounds, and to lose it—as the aunts claim he did—would be an "extraordinary act," according to their complaint.
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"It feels like a group of tias (aunts), like a group of comadres, a group of my mothers and my grandmothers saying, 'I believe in you, and we have your back,' " she explains.
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For the monumental occasion, Penelope traded her long blonde tresses for a layered bob — a style commonly worn by her famous aunts Kylie Jenner, Khloé Kardashian, Kim Kardashian West and even Kendall Jenner.
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Aunt Lydia is given a lot of power by the leaders of Gilead; as women who are beyond the childbearing age and sympathetic to the cause, Aunts control the destiny of enslaved women.
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It's effectively giving you an online journal where you can record all the key moments of your child growing up and then share it with aunts, uncles, godparents, and any other interested parties.
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It Their bond, and the matching bonds reflected in their aunts and Sally's daughters (Alexandra Artrip and a tiny Evan Rachel Wood), ensured that Practical Magic would find life beyond its lackluster reviews.
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members will not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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Scenario: The whole family is mingling around the table post-dinner and one of your aunts is giving everyone the 411, asking what they've been up to and their plans for the future.
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members would not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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Upon their arrival, my mom and aunts gathered around the smorgasbord of bloody guts on our kitchen island, taking on the extremely laborious duty of gutting, freezing, and preparing the lamb for dinner.
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Two days later, Clarissa, Ben, Jr., and Deon went to the federal courthouse, with Ben's mother, three of his aunts, a cousin, a niece, and a year-old grandniece, for a bail hearing.
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Aunts and uncles asking about internet money as you passed the mashed potatoes while trying to explain the concept of decentralization in a way that made it seem like you knew your stuff.
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Officials also routinely separate children from non-parent relatives with whom they traveled, including aunts, siblings and grandparents - an approach also followed during the Obama administration that is meant to stem child trafficking.
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Sadly, my mom and my aunts were beaten by my grandfather when he got home drunk because they complained about not having enough food after he had spent all the money on alcohol.
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It worked for my family: My dad's thriftiness helped him buy a home and start his own small business, and it helped my aunts purchase property back on the island for their retirement.
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Using her grandmother's notes, consulting with her mother and aunts, Pidathala pieced together new English recipes for gram stew, stuffed eggplant and meatball biryani, as well as her grandmother's favorite coffee-custard pudding.
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" But it went on to state that "close family" does not include "grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other 'extended' family members.
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" Keep in mind: "The department did not ask the court to immediately block a separate part of Thursday's ruling ... that said grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins of legal U.S. residents should be exempted.
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I was very afraid that women would die, that my mother would die, that my grandmother would die, that my aunts would die, that I would wake up, and they wouldn't be there.
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Shon will take a break from saving the cat kingdom for one day, say his aunts, who document Shon's adventures on Instagram, because nothing can keep "Catman" from making the trick-or-treating rounds.
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Aunts, uncles, cousins, and distant relatives from all over Northern California would flock to my grandma's house to catch up with the matriarch of the clan over a stack of fresh, warm, buttered tortillas.
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For the monumental occasion, Penelope traded her long blonde tresses for a stylish, layered bob — a style commonly worn by her famous aunts Kylie Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian West and even Kendall Jenner.
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Though she mostly grew up in nearby suburban Brookline (the birthplace of JFK), her mother's family is "all Southie," and she spent much of her childhood with her aunts and cousins in the neighborhood.
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As a child, he grew up greatly connected to the church, and protected by his grandmother in a world of women, a world that he compares to Truman Capote's Southern childhood surrounded by aunts.
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Especially with all of us growing up with black mothers and black women, it's a certain respect we have for Syd that's sort of reminiscent of our mothers and our aunts and our sisters.
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I probably have interesting genes, since I am well past my allotted threescore and 10, as my parents were and almost all my many aunts, uncles and cousins, who died mainly of old age.
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Matdongsan is just one of the many old-school recipes on Maangchi's channel, and she explains that her cooking style is influenced by the way she was taught by her mother, aunts, and grandmothers.
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I reminded them of their aunts who believed in incense, shea butter, and head wraps — the type of woman who was always less conforming than their mothers, who wore pantyhose to church on Sundays.
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But a jade earring is my mother and my grandmother and my aunts and my cousin; it comes from the same place I do, and it's part of the narrative I was born into.
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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 revised ban temporarily wedges a block between grandparents, aunts and uncles who have been waiting years to reunite with relatives living in America, and some have decided to fight back on social media.
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If the authors of Enjoy Sex are like soft-spoken camp counselors, the authors of The Ethical Slut are akin to favorite aunts, the ones who tell great stories about free love at Woodstock.
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My cousins and aunts and I rolled our eyes at the joke (which was something along the lines of boohoo, cat-ladies divorced everywhere have it so hard with incoming alimony, child support etc).
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Their dilapidated, three-bedroom home was filled with other relatives—Lee's aunts, uncles, and cousins—and got even more crowded with the addition of neighbors who often came by to drink with Lee's grandmother.
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That was another reason for me to start the project—because I didn't meet my grandparents and a lot of my aunts and uncles, because they passed away before I got to meet them.
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Half of the 200 invitees were able to attend, including two of the groom's aunts and an uncle, who drove 16 hours from Canada and arrived at the ceremony an hour before it started.
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My aunts and uncles felt slighted by her indifference to the family bond: perhaps she'd been spoiled by her life of plenty and lacked the moral fibre that tougher lives had bred in them.
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The memories of your mom, dad, aunts, uncles, or grandparents, whipping golden eggs into spongey sweet layers of dough or willing decadent frosting from sticks of butter are as magical as the cake itself.
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Her aunt, Nawal Qedayeh, whom Rouzan adored and who was seven months pregnant, was being treated like a pariah by Rouzan's paternal aunts and grandmother, who refused to let her use the communal kitchen.
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But generations of American Jews grew attached to the cheery pink packets their mothers and aunts carried in their purses, weapons to battle the effects of a lifetime of rich, starchy Jewish-American food.
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If they do it right, the series will provide a backstory that will make the quirky, loving, and frivolous aunts of "Practical Magic" even more sketched out, more lovable to fans than ever before.
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The everything else is the realm of AUNTs, an unconventional dance platform that since 21970 has been scrambling our assumptions about how to see and experience the art form, turning performances into immersive parties.
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Franny Choi is an integral part of our collective Gay Aunts, alongside Carmen Maria Machado, T Kira Madden, Melissa Febos, Kristen Arnett, Danez Smith, Mira Jacob, Nicole Dennis-Benn, and Alexander Chee, among others.
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Dozens of guests, from all generations — ambassadors from the nearby embassies, the local fishmonger, various uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews — would arrive on Saturday nights, the crowds spilling out under the garden's mango trees.
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As part of the collective experiment known as Aunts, artists including Jonathan Gonzalez, NIC Kay and Ash R.T. Yergens come together for "camp2," a residency culminating in a sprawling performance-party on July 21.
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From the time that she was an only child in southern New Jersey, living with her mother, grandmother and two unmarried aunts, Conway tells Time, she was "precocious," good with numbers, facts and figures.
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Floating free, and noticed only by the children, is a distorted image of Walt Disney's blond Sleeping Beauty: an ideal that is implicitly, and decisively, shrugged off by the kids' glamorous mothers and aunts.
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His father, William, and his mother, the former Alice Mangan, divorced when he was young, and he was raised in his grandmother's house, surrounded by aunts, uncles, his cousin Ms. Snowden and his grandfather.
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His father died when he was two, forcing his working mother to leave him for years at a time with various uncles and aunts who argued and told endless stories in various European languages.
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This is Jones's first narrative film, and he explains in the press notes that his aim was to make a picture about his great-aunts, a feisty, close-knit group who dominated family gatherings.
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