I started meeting his family members, his descendants, and the descendants of his brothers.
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Boyce also played Carlos on Disney Channel's hit movie Descendants in 2015, reprising the role of in 2017 for Descendants 2 and again in Descendants 3, which airs next month.
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Have you ever felt or observed tension between East Coast African American descendants and Caribbean descendants?
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We started a whole new organization of the descendants of slaves and the descendants of slave owners.
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Renty's descendants may be the first descendants of slave ancestors to be able to get their property rights.
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In addition, Georgetown has offered a formal apology to descendants and renamed two buildings in honor of descendants, Olson said.
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A committee has been formed of descendants of the massacre&aposs victims, as well as descendants of Confederate and plantation families.
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The people in the Netherlands today are not just descendants of that 1 percent; they're descendants of the 99 percent as well.
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Although they are our contemporaries, they are defined first and foremost by being either the descendants of slaveowners or the descendants of slaves.
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"The Romanoffs," an anthology of stories about descendants—or people who claim to be descendants—of the Russian royal family , is also a show about power.
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" In the same paragraph, Hardy explains that "drug dealers in New Orleans saw themselves not as the descendants of slaves but as the descendants of masters.
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Dr. DeGioia, who met with dozens of descendants this summer, plans to establish a new committee for the creation of the public memorial that will include descendants.
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People involved in the GU272 Memory Project, a venture to find the descendants of those slaves, have said they have identified about 9,000 descendants, 4,000 of whom are living.
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The Yine are the descendants of workers conscripted by the rubber baron Carlos Fermín Fitzcarrald; the Mashco are believed to be the descendants of people who fled from him.
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"Descendants of Clotilda survivors are the only descendants of slavery survivors in the US who can trace their ancestors back to a specific region in West Africa," said Durkin.
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Her Descendants and Descendants 2 character Mal is famed for having purple hair, though Cameron opted for a wig rather than a full-scale dye job to achieve that look.
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Suggestions include funding school tuition at colleges of the descendants' choice, hosting an annual gathering for living descendants on campus, and hosting campus lectures about the slaves' contribution to the campus.
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The plots were originally granted to native Hawaiians in the mid-1800s, and in many cases the current ownership stakes of their descendants, or of the descendants of subsequent owners, are minuscule.
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They were related to the Yine, but separated by history: the Yine were the descendants of Fitzcarrald's conscripts, and the Mashco were believed to be the descendants of those who had fled.
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We had a reunion in 2007 where we basically threw open the doors not just to family descendants, but descendants of workmen who had been at Monticello, anybody that sounded like they belonged.
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HBCUs were founded to educate former slaves and their descendants.
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Like it or not, we are the descendants of busybodies.
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In "Descendants," he played Cruella De Vil's teenage son, Carlos.
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They are the descendants of people who left their rural
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Immigrants and their descendants largely make up today's US population.
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Today, the descendants of these pets roam the exclusion zone.
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We are descendants of Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun.
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It seems their descendants just got unlucky with that one.
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Which one will our descendants experience, even beyond this century?
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Their descendants, damp as they are, have fared much better.
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Most Chileans are descendants of Spanish colonisers and indigenous people.
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A support group for descendants of Tarawa veterans was helpful.
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His descendants believed he was buried in a pauper's grave.
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Descendants of the original slaves still live in the area.
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We are all descendants of immigrants in the United States.
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The outcome could affect our descendants for centuries to come.
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Several of his descendants have expressed opposition to the exhumation.
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"She could easily be one of their descendants," Biggers said.
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Four generations on, those animals' descendants are inbred and dysfunctional.
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The descendants want their ancestors recognized in a durable way.
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Descendants also enjoy the asset's appreciation in value over time.
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Malevich's descendants were themselves the target of the Soviet leadership.
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The descendants of Stonewall Jackson have recently done the same.
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The Hui people are largely descendants from Silk Road travelers.
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This land, we have to give it to our descendants.
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The descendants of enslaved Africans absolutely cannot be considered settlers.
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I multiplied his descendants, and gave him his son Isaac.
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The lie removes any justification for compensating the families' descendants.
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Only later did their descendants sail east to Pacific islands.
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Descendants of the European settlers, by contrast, had acquired immunity.
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The descendants of those who died fighting for the Union?
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Because all our publishers are descendants of the last publisher.
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When cells divide, they pass that damage to their descendants.
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Many Hong Kongers are refugees from Guangdong, or their descendants.
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Only later did their descendants expand through the two continents.
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They are proud to be descendants of the first Christians.
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Descendants of survivors - Turks and Armenians - share their families' stories.
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All are likely descendants of specimens smuggled out of Australia.
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King George VI's descendants dominate the current line of succession.
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There are plenty of descendants of these British "loyalists" around.
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And she lives on today, not just in her descendants.
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They did not pass their unfree status on to descendants.
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Brazil owes Africa, and its African descendants, a large debt.
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"We are called the descendants of dragons," Xi tells Trump.
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The houses were descendants of the old Sears Craftsman homes.
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Cameron starred in both the 'Descendants' TV series and movies.
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Based on Hawaiian law, descendants of those farmers — or descendants of any Hawaiian resident that later purchased land from those farmers — remain the rightful owner, regardless of the existence of a property deed or will.
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While two of Jackson's descendants called unequivocally for the removal of Confederate statues in Richmond, Va., three descendants of Lee and Davis said simply that they would not object to moving such monuments to museums.
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Or are Agnes' descendants merely doing what was always going happen?
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Are they descendants of the Ancient Greeks who colonized Southern Italy?
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Now, fellow-descendants, we endure aMoment of charismatic indecencyAnd sanctimonious greed.
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A 1947 law limits succession to male descendants of an emperor.
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ET, Disney Parks Presents: A Descendants Magical Holiday Celebration airs Nov.
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Their descendants are now two-thirds of the island's 1.26m inhabitants.
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The boomers will leave record amounts of wealth to their descendants.
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After his death, many of his Descendants costars publicly remembered him.
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The group was so good together that it spawned two descendants.
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No compensation was awarded to either the victims or their descendants.
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Bennet is the son of Mayflower descendants on his father's side.
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The descendants of LightSail 2 may one day visit another star.
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Most descendants of famous preachers aggressively defend their status and legacy.
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Unlike the convicts, their descendants have grown wilder and more menacing.
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Social history -- including for the descendants of African slaves -- is complicated.
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And when you have descendants who say to you, 'Oh, you
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Descendants 2 is set to premiere this summer on July 21.
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These oxlike men are descendants of those who always stayed behind.
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In 2013, his descendants sold the house to a nonprofit group.
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Let's finish the job with fair compensation to the slaves' descendants.
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The family's descendants allowed the moves of all but four graves.
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A few descendants have received scholarships and grants from these organizations.
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You can buy this Descendants costume for $44.99 at Party City.
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Jewish leaders had no authority to bring guilt on their descendants.
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Descendants of fruit trees introduced in the 1600s by the Rev.
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Its descendants evolved different kinds of limbs adapted for different tasks.
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It depicts the biblical figure of Jesse and his descendants. vam.ac.
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Both families' descendants continue to live in Jones to this day.
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Hamilton descendants have found some in their own homes, she said.
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The catch: The vacation is a themed cruise for Romanov descendants.
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Some of those attending are descendants of rarely recognized indigenous soldiers.
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And when Communism fell, not many émigrés or their descendants returned.
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Some of these places' paying customers are descendants exploring their heritage.
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He noted that other descendants of Davis may have different opinions.
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They're not necessarily descendants of Standard Oil, but in that industry.
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These ancient people must have disappeared virtually without descendants in Malawi.
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These consist mainly of descendants of Palestinians, the news agency detailed.
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Any broken ties, even to the unborn, may haunt the descendants.
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Today UNRWA claims about 28500,6900 -2628,28503 original refugees, and 22019,950,000 descendants.
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And the research could help descendants of slaves identify their origins.
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I visited their descendants, the Yugurs, on the same train trip.
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Some descendants of the original slaves still live in the area.
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Court officials say they cannot find additional descendants, if any exist.
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Many of their descendants still visit every summer to this day.
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The descendants of slaves, or share ancestry with those who are.
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The underlying problem was a rift between the descendants of American slaves, who then controlled the country, and the descendants of indigenous Africans, said Elwood Dunn, a professor emeritus at Sewanee: The University of the South.
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But the Clotilda's discovery in August revealed the enslavers' actions and highlighted the perseverance of the people onboard, giving their descendants a sense of validation and clarity that few descendants of slaves in America have experienced.
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Their descendants spread through what is now Zambia and into the rest of Africa, interbreeding with people already living there, including the descendants of Y-chromosomal Adam, as they merged into the wider gene-pool of humanity.
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Scientists have discovered that the graves belong to Normans, descendants of Vikings.
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Germany has paid reparations to Jewish folks and descendants of Jewish folks.
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They are machines to master and survive, unlike their optimization-focused descendants.
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Two-thirds of Gaza&aposs 2 million residents are descendants of refugees.
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As descendants of Malaysia's first settlers, they now consider it a right.
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At what rate should they discount the tax payments of immigrants' descendants?
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Having descendants is like a kind of tiny celebrity we can achieve.
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But were B. schultzi's descendants forced to become herbivorous as they grew?
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Around 2,000 people live there—including numerous descendants of the original inhabitants.
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A century later, their descendants say these historic wounds have not healed.
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DeGioia, who established the working group, excluded descendants of the 272 slaves.
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Go deeper: Georgetown students voted to pay reparations for descendants of slaves
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Shia: followers of the Prophet's son-in-law, Ali, and his descendants.
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Current US photo satellite systems are descendants of that technology, said Day.
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At the same time, Allkauren koi wasn't as "advanced" as its descendants.
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A storm of messages flew among ascendants, descendants, and internal Latitude cliques.
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In Disney Channel's "Descendants," he played Cruella De Vil's teenage son, Carlos.
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Unless you are Native American, we are all the descendants of immigrants.
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He made his own unsuccessful attempts to track down any potential descendants.
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This rich Brazilian heritage is kept alive by the descendants of returnees.
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Hindu clans prohibit marriage within the descendants of an unbroken male line.
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His eighteenth-century descendants, living within a hardened racial regime, did not.
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I mean, I wouldn't do Gawker but you can't pick your descendants.
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Since entering the Congress, I have championed the rights of Afro-descendants.
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Conyers also proposed a commission to consider reparations for descendants of slaves.
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Last month, dozens of those descendants gathered to meet with Mr. DeGioia.
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She was still afraid for my sister and I and our descendants.
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The distinction and the context you described which was descendants of slaves….
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It's also privately traded and owned by direct descendants of Levi Strauss.
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Would they come directly from Ball's Pyramid, or their captive bred descendants?
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Now their billionaire descendants are facing the awful truth about their past.
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The descendants, in turn, would return several to Hungary, a generous proposal.
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In 1999, Stern's descendants sold the work at auction in New York.
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And the existence of these heretofore undisclosed descendants may prove upsetting, too.
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A brief search at the time did not turn up any descendants.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Hundreds of people count themselves as descendants of Thomas Jefferson.
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Traditionally, the memoir addressed to one's descendants enshrined an official family story.
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A public good has been privatized, and our descendants have been robbed.
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The people of Shum Laka may be the descendants of this group.
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And how will our descendants inherit an environment that can sustain them?
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Lee descendants maintain a tradition of curating the family's place in history.
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After one cell mutates, scientists found, all its descendants inherit that mutation.
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Shiites consider Hussein and his descendants the rightful heirs of the prophet.
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Today, he counts seven grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren among his descendants.
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Sunday morning services at a church attended by descendants of early settlers.
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Descendants hold about 41% of the company, according to data from Refinitiv.
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I think it might be to reorganize the descendants in some way.
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Or is the real question why are their descendants so much smaller?
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This nearly always led their descendants into a dark spiral of madness.
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Their descendants are known as Bidoon, which means "without" nationality in Arabic.
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Under the law, Native American identity also "extends to children without Indian blood, such as the descendants of former slaves of tribes who became members after they were freed, or the descendants of adopted white persons," he wrote.
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The announcement comes six months after students at Georgetown voted to create a fund to support the descendants, with students committing to the creation of a $27.20 student fee that would generate roughly $400,000 annually to support the descendants.
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Williams describes it as: Every man and woman … who were descendants of Africans, either living in Africa or in the diaspora … converging to demonstrate, show, or see work produced by their fellow descendants from other parts of the world.
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Tough, resourceful and making do; descendants of Dutch settlers and proud of it.
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In the Disney Channel's "Descendants," he played Cruella De Vil's teenage son, Carlos.
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The descendants of Campbell's founder own at least 41 percent of the company.
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They're not lawyers knighted by the establishment; not descendants of a liberal dynasty.
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Exceptionally, the UN counts all the descendants of Palestinian refugees as refugees themselves.
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Princes William and Harry themselves are reportedly direct descendants of an Indian housekeeper.
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The third movie in the Descendants series is set to air Aug. 2.
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The descendants of low-skilled immigrants are likely to remain a fiscal drag.
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"I have descendants from Africa, but I'm not directly from Africa," Carter said.
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Historical racial tensions between black Kenyans and the descendants of white settlers persist.
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Indo-Mauritians are among the richest and most politically powerful of those descendants.
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Unlikely, reply biologists, for family sizes (and therefore numbers of descendants) still vary.
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Two-thirds of Gaza's 2 million Palestinians are war refugees or their descendants.
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Members of the tribe are descendants of the Wadatika band of northern Paiutes.
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The descendants will be consulted on decisions about the future of the Clotilda.
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But several descendants said Tuesday's ceremonies marked a new beginning, not an end.
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In 1971, the U.S. government paid $64 each to about 1,000 Duwamish descendants.
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That hip-hop head part of Wayne hasn't necessarily found its obvious descendants.
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Today, more than 3.5 million German descendants live in the South American country.
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Afrofuturism looks at explicitly future focused work from descendants of the African diaspora.
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How many examples will our descendants really need to grasp the Confederacy's horrors?
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The chapters alternate between the achievements and disappointments of Sel's and Duquet's descendants.
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Following his death, Disney Channel canceled the red carpet premiere of Descendants 3.
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Descendants - Fairy tale characters' children attend prep school in the kingdom of Auradon.
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And today's pouches are direct descendants of the Army's foil-packed field rations.
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Others are the descendants of immigrants from India during the British colonial period.
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But in perpetuity, his history will be available for his descendants (and others).
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His descendants should clearly be allowed to decide how his name is used.
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Sandford, which held that descendants of African slaves could never become U.S. citizens.
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However, neither bill takes a position on paying reparations to descendants of slaves.
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Do you think the Federal Government should pursue reparations for descendants of slaves?
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In this case, Mr. Gillis acquired the flag from descendants of Mr. Simmons.
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The tribe currently has more than 4,000 people, including original members and descendants.
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Efforts are being made to find any descendants of the submarine's crew members.
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Howard Spiegler, a lawyer who represented the descendants in the case, Malewicz vs.
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In 1917, his descendants sold the building to a state-run insurance company.
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"The Model T's spiritual descendants are the Ford F-Series pickups," Albert writes.
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Among those who criticized the plans were museum members and descendants of Rockwell.
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A generation later, Thoreau would reference some of Robbins's descendants in his journals.
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Many descendants say that finally knowing their relative's story is worth the price.
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Her major policy proposal is reparations -- cash payments -- to the descendants of slaves.
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Lutes died in September, and his descendants put the coin up for sale.
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Her 54 descendants make up nearly 10 percent of the global captive population.
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The exhibit also features oral histories of the descendants of slaves at Monticello.
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The second season begins with Stan meeting the descendants of a Wiccan coven.
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I've watched it so many times my unborn descendants are tired of it.
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My family members are descendants of the Mongolians who came under the Qing.
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These sorts of policies limit how much environmental damage our descendants can do.
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A generation or two later, their descendants, now Americanized, looked perfectly Anglo-Saxon.
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What would a fourth Descendants movie look like without the beloved Cameron Boyce?
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Are these the sorts of messages we want to send to our descendants?
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A recent spate of novels appear to be descendants of this postwar expression.
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Statues and memorials are the only way I see to repay the descendants.
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Their descendants gather every year for a family photo with the ancestral portraits.
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They and their descendants would all be considered citizens of Bangladesh, not India.
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But the Walton family, descendants of the company's founder, are mind-bogglingly wealthy.
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Researchers have yet to identify any living descendants of Seneca Village's black residents.
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He told the descendants that he hoped Georgetown could help reknit families torn apart by the sale, providing them with access to records about the Jesuit slaves in the university archives and possibly hosting a gathering of descendants on campus.
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It appears that the real Fauna and her descendants were comfortable with these changes.
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More than half of Gaza's two million residents are war refugees and their descendants.
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At the designated future time, your descendants measure the field with the paired detector.
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Levi's is currently privately held by the descendants of the family of Levi Strauss.
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"May we, their descendants, never lose sight of what they taught us," he said.
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Yes, they had 346 people, all descendants of Pavel Semenyuk, 87-year-old Ukrainian.
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In Massachusetts, MS-213 is largely composed of immigrants and descendants of El Salvador.
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He settles down with a Scottish witch and his descendants are educated at Hogwarts.
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Two-thirds of the two million Palestinians in Gaza are refugees or their descendants.
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What we have are descendants of survivors and items and photographs from the era.
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Their descendants may end up as victims of Mr Bolsonaro's encouragement of police violence.
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"Jewish settlers in palestine are the descendants of the nazis," read one from 2012.
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Its anonymized descendants such as ZCash have added value to the initial Bitcoin proposition.
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The Descendants actress got in on it as well, replying "#powercouple" on Thorne's tweet.
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Not surprisingly, these ancient creatures were just as strange as their modern day descendants.
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In the years since, however, the descendants of these dogs have bred and multiplied.
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In revenge, their descendants made up about a quarter of the American revolutionary army.
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Today, the house has a small museum curated by descendants of the old residents.
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Today their Nordic descendants are abandoning coins and notes in favour of electronic payments.
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Some feel that the tax violates the basic human impulse to help one's descendants.
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But victims of injustice, or their descendants, sometimes seek financial reparations for historic crimes.
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We are mainly descendants of Europeans; it's easier to deal with Europe than Asia.
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So, even though our descendants will never live entirely off the sun, who knows?
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Sofia Carson is mourning the death of her friend and Descendants costar Cameron Boyce.
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Descendants 3, the upcoming installment of the hit franchise, has yet to be released.
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She left behind a husband, five children and a legacy her descendants carry on.
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Sanders remembers, and the least that we owe their descendants is the truth. Bernie
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It reopened the books and wrote slaves and their descendants into the national narrative.
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The news comes after McConnell spoke out against reparations for the descendants of slaves.
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"May we, their descendants, never lose sight of what they taught us," Shalhoub added.
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They are descendants of small, hollow-boned dinos that ran around on two legs.
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Descendants of migrants from India make up more than 30 percent of the population.
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According to a 2015 study, however, short-faced kangaroos left no modern kangaroo descendants.
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And, as grotesque as it sounds, so does the human waste of her descendants.
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And in doing so, those descendants do not turn their backs to their heritage.
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In that final epoch of humanity, as our sex-free descendants watch Norwich vs.
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Certainly imaging satellites, for example, are very much the direct descendants of spy satellites.
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Samgyetang had been featured in another smash-hit K-drama, Descendants of the Sun.
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The two female northern white rhinos left on the planet are his direct descendants.
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He's disagreed with Warren and Harris on paying reparations to the descendants of slaves.
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These include their descendants, spouses, colleagues, rivals and employees during more than 160 years.
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Mr. Paik and Ms. Lee are both American-born descendants of important Korean families.
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Some descendants of the six founding families had no objection to the school's decision.
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They aren't much like the feathers on today's birds, the dinosaurs' modern-day descendants.
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What Michael Harrington, once America's most famous socialist, would think about his political descendants.
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Now it is their descendants who are exercising their franchise to save our democracy.
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For Frank Pepe's descendants, the annual tasting ritual is more than a business necessity.
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The Syphaxes are descendants of Martha Washington's grandson and one of his enslaved maids.
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The hybrid descendants passed their genes to later generations, who spread around the globe.
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The pilot's descendants were in attendance in addition to U.S. troops and French officials.
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" (IFC), two bracing deconstructions of talk shows that are clearly descendants of "Awesome Show.
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The descendants of the massacre have begun to organize to make their stories heard.
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Had he remained king, Edward VIII's hypothetical descendants would have inherited the British Crown.
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My grandfather's descendants are doctors, lawyers, public servants, corporate executives all over the world.
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The descendants of these marooned former South Carolinians proved to be a hardy race.
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A majority of people in the country are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants.
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In many ways, it's a lawsuit for all the descendants of slaves in America.
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Actually, they were not migrants at all, but rather descendants of the Misliya people.
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As descendants of K'aayelii, we have a strong bond with the Bears Ears buttes.
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About 445,000 to 473,000 years ago, that common ancestor's descendants split into two lineages.
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Being from Mississippi, I wondered what part of Africa my descendants were stolen from.
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Declare to my people their rebellion and to the descendants of Jacob their sins.
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A 2014 HuffPost/YouGov poll found that white Americans were overwhelmingly against the idea of both financial reparations paid directly to the descendants of slaves and giving the descendants of slaves access to special job and education programs that could help them.
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Remarkably, several people over the years have claimed to be descendants of the cult leader.
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China McClain is mourning the death of her Descendants costar and close friend, Cameron Boyce.
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All other direct descendants of Queen Elizabeth II carry the last name of Mountbatten-Windsor.
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Italian immigrants and their descendants have been fighting Mafia stereotypes for about a century now.
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I am persuaded that it's up to our post-biological descendants to colonize the universe.
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A slightly older breed, Sloughis (pictured left, above) are descendants of ancient North African hounds.
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I read the descendants' Wikipedia pages like they were drily written, but still compelling, novels.
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Most literature of the "third generation" after the war explores the impact on its descendants.
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HUMAN neurons are distant relatives of tiny yeast cells, themselves descendants of even simpler microbes.
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The descendants are praying for relief through the courts, but the numbers are against them.
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No direct descendants of pre-contact dogs have so far been confirmed in modern populations.
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Some birds, the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs, consume more protein and calcium during breeding season.
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Here, he matches elaborate couture dresses (naive camp) with their intentionally over-the-top descendants.
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Their boat-dwelling descendants live on as the Moken, Orang Suku Laut and Bajau Laut.
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Descendants 3 is set to premiere on August 2 on the Disney Channel and DisneyNOW.
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A key part of that plan: Zuck's descendants cannot inherit the power to control Facebook.
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Other reports have called the queen sayyida or sherifa, titles reserved for the Prophet's descendants.
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Descendants are grateful for the respect and care taken by the battlefield staff and contractors.
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Nonchalance tried to manage this by issuing guidelines about what ascendants ought to tell descendants.
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The exodinos are descendants of imported zoo creatures from Earth, and are depicted as intelligent.
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Dove Cameron is breaking her silence about the death of her Descendants costar Cameron Boyce.
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Following the sad news, Kenny Ortega, who directed the actor in Descendants, mourned his passing.
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Shortly thereafter, they began cultivating its descendants in Sri Lanka and on Java and Réunion.
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In an Instagram post from 2018, the Descendants star gushed over her civil rights legacy.
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Some of these settlers' descendants live here still, holding tight to traditional habits and culture.
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In Tacoma, a decade-long search for descendants of the Tacoma Chinese has yielded none.
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The billionaire Beckmann family is made up of direct descendants of the 18th century founder.
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In exchange for burning the goods, the descendants believe, they will be enriched in kind.
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Descendants of the last, exiled king are garage mechanics and rickshaw-drivers in southern India.
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Researchers are piecing together the life stories of the slaves and seeking out their descendants.
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The vast majority are life peers, with seats and titles they cannot pass to descendants.
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He is scheduled to attend the exhibition opening and meet some of Mr. Child's descendants.
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But when the last wave came out of Africa, descendants of the first wave disappeared.
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According to the US Attorney's Office, the Swiss man died in 1986 with no descendants.
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The book chronicles the split in their lives and in the paths of their descendants.
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The book chronicles the split in their lives and in the paths of their descendants.
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Then the scientists tracked down living male descendants and asked to sequence their Y chromosomes.
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Maybe there is some part of that conflict registering on some of the descendants' faces.
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Now, one of his descendants is hoping to revive previously unpublished parts of the story.
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However, the queen — and her descendants — continue to have an important role in the country.
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The Vietnamese, according to their origin myth, are descendants of a dragon and a fairy.
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Mr. Hughes's money was divided among descendants on both his mother's and his father's side.
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For the most recent period, we have the eyewitness testimony of Palmyrenes (and their descendants).
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Now, turf homes tell a story of the rugged resiliency of the nation's Viking descendants.
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"Ever since 26, the descendants of that virus are still killing us," Dr. Morens said.
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In exchange, they gave the sheikh and his descendants control over religious and social affairs.
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In exchange, they gave the sheikh and his descendants control over religious and social affairs.
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She said the style was inspired by actress Dove Cameron's character in "The Descendants" franchise.
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The descendants of the Nazi mayor who hung the bell still live in the village.
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But the president's announcement wasn't the only thing that inspired African descendants to return home.
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The national debate over reparations has focused largely on direct restitution to descendants of slaves.
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My family members are the descendants of odysseys that have taken on near-mythical proportions.
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O.K., so the descendants that's living now— you put that at how many, about 2272,0008?
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Many of their descendants, however, concluded that Americans had become one people entitled to independence.
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And it comes as some groups move beyond apologies, considering actual financial compensation to descendants.
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George VI's descendants are set to continue to inherit the throne in the foreseeable future.
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Today, those refugees and their descendants, spread out across the region, number around five million.
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Reparations for slavery in America is often interpreted as financial compensation for descendants of slaves.
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When descendants move away — or disagree with one another on the mission — there are options.
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They are descendants of people who lived in the rainforest for centuries without destroying it.
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We justify our suffering with the thought that our descendants may inherit a better world.
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The house of Devon, Claude's family, fell out of power and Claude's descendants swore vengeance.
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The woodcarvers, descendants of British mutineers on the Pitcairn Islands, signed the fishes' scaly flanks.
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Their descendants still speak a unique Creole language, Papiamento, the vernacular of all native Bonaireans.
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"The most difficult part of the work is tracking down owners or descendants," he said.
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The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation received a rare painting by William Dering from the subject's descendants.
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It is dedicated to performing his works and has largely been run by his descendants.
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Four decades after the death of the E.R.A., Schlafly has many descendants, but no heirs.
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Two-thirds of the 2 million Palestinians in Gaza are war refugees or their descendants.
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"The home's owners are descendants of an officer in Napoleon's army," Turquin told Le Figaro.
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Actually after a while, a person's descendants can lose that DNA, lose that genetic connection.
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Notably, they're descendants of the First Men, who were among the original inhabitants of Westeros.
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Descendants of Levi Strauss took the company private in a $22014 billion leveraged buyout in 1984.
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Dove Cameron is continuing to pay tribute to her late Descendants costar and friend, Cameron Boyce.
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Caracas breaks out in protest; Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket explodes; preferential college admissions for slave descendants.
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At Yad Vashem, he met descendants of Jews hidden from the Nazis by his great-grandmother.
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Free Folk: people who live north of The Wall and are descendants of the First Men.
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Their living testimony is disappearing and it is up to us, their descendants, to preserve it.
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Some look like descendants of Honda's Asimo—shiny white bots with heads, eyes, arms, and legs.
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The dogs are believed to be the descendants of those that remained in Chernobyl years ago.
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This chemical shield was co-opted by many descendants to help them thrive in hypersaline conditions.
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They were descendants of Norsemen who had plundered Normandy and were Germanic, like the Anglo-Saxons.
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And not just that, they are descendants of the very witches driven out of Founder's Bluff.
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When companies exploring for oil attack their cities, the descendants of those children begin an uprising.
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Wright left no diaries and no letters, and his immediate descendants didn't like talking about him.
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" In 2012 "The Descendants" won at the Globes but lost at the Oscars to "The Artist.
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Razorbacks and their descendants are a huge problem not just in Arkansas but across the South.
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Official propaganda used to fete Nehru and his descendants, prime ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi.
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"They want anonymity and privacy but want their descendants to have benefits as well," he says.
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The habitation of the rainforest scene was comprised of performers that are actual descendants of aborigines.
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This wildly ambitious debut novel follows both sisters and their descendants through 300 years of history.
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The museum has found descendants of a branch of the Stuart family who intermarried with Cherokees.
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For example, will coming to terms with slavery require granting slavery's descendants reparations of some kind?
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Wolfhard wasn't alone in his actions; Descendants star Cameron Boyce also fired Grasham, Entertainment Weekly confirmed.
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Seven of Armando's descendants were sold in the same auction as he was, raising over €150,000.
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It is spoken by perhaps 2m descendants of immigrants who came to Brazil 150 years ago.
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All sorts of similar context-sensitive IHL-based restraint might be written into its descendants' programming.
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Britons had less to pass on to their descendants, and so the significance of inheritance fell.
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By then, our distant descendants will hopefully watch the show from their new, off-planet home.
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My wife has always wanted to go to Italy, since that's where her descendants are from.
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Cameron Boyce's legacy lived on during Descendants director Kenny Ortega's Walk of Fame ceremony on Wednesday.
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She is left torn to pieces by her descendants, who are all trying to escape her.
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Koerner observes there's a reticence among descendants of the atomic bomb blast to discuss the event.
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And pray that any thick-skinned descendants designed in its image don't rise up against us.
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Birds are the direct descendants of dinosaurs, and are officially classified as part of the Dinosauria.
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We all share DNA — after all, it seems we are all descendants of a few tribes.
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More than two-thirds of Gaza&aposs population of 2 million are refugees or their descendants.
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We are descendants of the tribe of Menashe and Ephraim, who were the sons of Joseph.
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There are also delegates for self-ruled Taiwan, mostly made up of defectors and their descendants.
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After much anticipation, the sequel to the Disney Channel smash hit The Descendants has a trailer.
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The descendants of founder Sazo Idemitsu remain opposed to a takeover of Showa Shell Sekiyu 5002.
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In our own minds, we are the descendants of people who couldn't wait to settle down.
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It then was taken private in 1984 for $1.7 billion by descendants of the company's namesake.
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Or when they present their descendants as the best proof of their investment in the future.
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The descendants of the island's early English settlers continue to work on crab and oyster boats.
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Legend has it that spirits of the mansion's original owners and descendants remain at the house.
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Descendants who wish assistance with college expenses could be offered additional financial aid, or free tuition.
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Which of the practices we today take for granted will strike our descendants as ethically barbarous?
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Towards the late 1800s, the Irving's descendants sold off more land to create a cohesive neighborhood.
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Last month, Rachel Swarns and Sona Patel followed up with interviews with some of the descendants.
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But Yang has a more personal connection to the 26th president, through one of Roosevelt's descendants.
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The Friend's critique of New England's mercantile class would gradually be sharpened by his ideological descendants.
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Wilkie attended annual memorial ceremonies held by other descendants of Confederate veterans as recently as 2005.
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The dumbing-down of American life, as traced by McLuhan and his descendants, suggests the latter.
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Carnival also disputed the ownership of the two U.S. citizens who are descendants of original owners.
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You want them to look amazing when your descendants whip them out on Antiques Roadshow 2116.
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This uniquely affects immigrants and descendants of immigrants, as different masculinity ideals are present in Asia.
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Although the cemetery closed for burials nearly 50 years ago, descendants still visit their ancestors' graves.
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"I will say it clearly... We need to increase the number of our descendants," he said.
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The new study also offers hints as to how the mutation spread to millions of descendants.
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Most of their descendants have left Daufuskie, and only a few of their beautiful homes remain.
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The meeting reveals that the family's ancestors include the descendants of both sharecroppers and plantation owners.
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The descendants are running the store now, and I'm not sure they know what happened.
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Some depositors and their descendants spent more than thirty years petitioning Congress for reimbursement for losses.
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Her contemporary art descendants in the adjacent galleries don't come close to instilling the same effect.
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In Ishoj, a suburb of Copenhagen, immigrants and their descendants constitute 40 percent of the population.
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They believe that they are the actual descendants of Israelites in the Bible, not white Jews.
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First of all for the descendants of those depicted in it and likewise for war veterans.
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The centennial was a bitter disappointment for the descendants of the Chinese railroad workers, she said.
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That "silent majority" and its descendants now recognize — and admit — how terribly wrong its members were.
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First, the evidence against: It's believed that modern-day birds are the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs.
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Three descendants tell us, in their own words, what the changes at Monticello mean to them.
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Hamburg is also home to roughly 90,000 Turks and their descendants, many of them ethnic Kurds.
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Mr. Vorisek's creations are the descendants of disparate artistic traditions: performance, installation and sculpture, among others.
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They and their descendants now number five million and believe they deserve the right to return.
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Their spiritual descendants, from Patrick Mahomes to Deshaun Watson, are threatening to someday infiltrate that list.
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His descendants lived here until 2011, and the place is filled with exquisite furnishings and artifacts.
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Some cenotes acquired particular religious significance to the Maya, whose descendants continue to inhabit the region.
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Brad Vogel of the coalition expressed regret over the indignities that Mr. Downs's descendants have endured.
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A unified country had beaten the Nazis, with Mayflower descendants sharing foxholes with Kowalskis and Mancinis.
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Adam and Eve bequeath to their descendants something even more vital than their seed: their example.
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According to Sackler, she and her late husband's descendants retain no financial interest in Purdue Pharma.
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And Mr. Alexander observed, with wonder, some of the slave descendants when they visited the campus.
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In a 2018 visit to Israel, Prince William met Philippe Cohen, one of the family's descendants.
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Today, there are an estimated 5 million refugees and their descendants, mostly scattered across the region.
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The Burkard family, descendants of Sika founder Kaspar Winkler, would exit the company, the newspaper reported.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates have called for the United States to make reparations to slave descendants.
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The Oudh descendants in Kolkata, where the nawab died in exile, had also rejected their claim.
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New websites enable families to create digital personal histories that can be preserved for their descendants.
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The descendants of 18th-Century German immigrants, the Amish are concentrated in rural Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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In the chapters that follow, Makumbi traces the fallout in the lives of Kintu's modern descendants.
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Dr. Muderis's wealthy Sunni family was considered "sadeh" — descendants of a bloodline of the Prophet Muhammad.
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A unified country had beaten the Nazis, with Mayflower descendants sharing foxholes with Kowalskis and Mancinis.
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As he learned, Altschul's descendants, in an American odyssey of their own, had converted to Christianity.
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One panelist, Adam Rothman, a Georgetown University historian, asked the audience if that school — which has offered preference in admissions to the descendants of 272 enslaved people who were sold in 1838 to keep the university afloat — should provide scholarships to descendants who attend other colleges.
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For Communist-era victims and their descendants, however, the more important news was validation of the sentence.
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According to the Scientific American, modern descendants of the tryst have 1.5 to 2.1 percent Neanderthal DNA.
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The group today is 75 percent descendants of the original members, with three charter members still participating.
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In most of the scenarios in the report, immigrants and their descendants are a net fiscal benefit.
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He was so committed that he asked his descendants to take care of them in his will.
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While meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Prince William was introduced to some of the family&aposs descendants.
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The two female northern white rhinos left on the planet – Najin and Fatu – are his direct descendants.
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China struggles to accept that descendants of Chinese emigrants may feel no obligation to reflect China's interests.
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There won't be a place for people to visit, to learn about, to actually talk to descendants.
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These are not bad copies of Italian but its siblings, descendants of Latin in their own right.
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That is why I propose that the United States pay reparations to the descendants of enslaved Americans.
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A small group of Takeda investors, including descendants of the company's founder, had actively opposed the deal.
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Indentured workers' descendants have done least well where their ancestors could not own land, as in Fiji.
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Strangers in strange lands, indentured labourers and their descendants preserved some traditions, from caste practices to recipes.
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Donations arrive primarily from the descendants of slaves and from a handful of public and philanthropic contributions.
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So by tracing his maternal lineage, we may discover descendants who share this portion of his heritage.
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What's more common is a matrilineal society, where inheritance and titles are exclusively passed onto female descendants.
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Descendants may use an inheritance to expand the family firm, potentially creating more jobs along the way.
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Now that the ship has been found, the descendants will be consulted on decisions about its future.
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The Marielitos and their descendants are now nearly indistinguishable from earlier Cuban immigrants in nearly every category.
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"We find that the descendants of Holocaust survivors have some of the same psychological makeup," Hollingdale says.
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Centuries-old practice Most slaves in Mauritania are the descendants of individuals who were captured centuries ago.
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It's estimated that 40,000 descendants of the Jews who received Sugihara's hand-written visas are alive today.
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Gov found out they're both descendants of the same real-life witch from the Salem Witch Trials.
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A dollar stolen from somebody 150 years ago works out to $1,000 stolen from their descendants today.
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