A similar proportion -- 2903% -- are extended families, like Banlog's.
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Many local extended families straddle both sides of the border.
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Many youngsters' parents and extended families went to East Side.
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Extended families benefit Another winner in the proposed farm bill?
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Our extended families have a lot of rebuilding to do.
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We're cut off from our lives, our friends, our extended families.
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Immigration policies need to support extended families in this important work.
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Our extended families might find fault, as would their children's friends.
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The bundles of mummified extended families would be placed in pits together.
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But many of the marchers were extended families — grandparents, parents, children, babies.
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Most of these children have since been placed with their extended families.
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But extended families are complex ecosystems, and expressing yourself does not trump all.
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People live alone, outside the traditional support networks of neighbors and extended families.
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We'd be forced to take our kids out of schools and disrupt extended families.
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The slaughter of men and mass rape of women has devastated Yazidi extended families.
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The damage this separation inflicts on children, grandparents, extended families and communities is enormous.
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Enlisted men are going hungry, and their extended families are suffering like all Venezuelans.
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Extended families sat at long tables in restaurants, loudly laughing and trading inside jokes.
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Not everyone will have a plan, and extended families can only help so much.
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Most parents worry how society will react and what they will tell their extended families.
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There's also the fact that people tend to regress when they're around their extended families.
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The larger store has room for the extended families she previously needed to turn away.
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And they rely on their families and extended families for help rather than seek medications.
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" An official press release claimed, "One immigrant can bring in their entire extended families (sic).
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Of course, social media also allows extended families to feel closer and more connected than ever.
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In come extended families, fishing rods, skateboards, tennis racquets, pushchairs and cats in carry-on baskets.
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Many social circles and extended families form WhatsApp groups, to share gossip, humour and everything else.
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This is meant to be a time when extended families meet and observe generations-old traditions.
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Extended families have dissolved, and social institutions like churches, bowling leagues and neighborhood clubs have frayed.
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It is rare that extended families live in the same state, much less the same city.
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This action would have a devastating impact on pensioners, on extended families, and on the economy.
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After consuming the tainted milk two weeks ago, 27 members of the extended families were hospitalized.
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For orphans placed with their extended families, such psychological support has not been easy to find.
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But their salaries also sustain extended families and, in villages like Shemal, an entire local economy.
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But he sought change on four issues: money, intimacy, religion and the role of their extended families.
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Some extended families pool resources to buy houses; others divvy up the homes they grew up in.
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Many still have extended families in Iran and do not want to see them suffer, she said.
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Staff also visited and offered support to the families, including the extended families who were sheltering them.
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When our extended families would get together, it was about building bridges across language and cultural differences.
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And some of these kids still have their families, others are living with extended families, very little opportunities.
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The siblings' extended families were expected too – though Edward's wife Sophie Wessex is in Bangladesh on official business.
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Trump wants to overhaul immigration rules for extended families and others seeking to live in the United States.
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They receive €400 a month from the government, with top-ups from extended families and the black economy.
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Many of them grew up shooting guns and brought their extended families along to the Big Sandy Shoot.
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It was not difficult to find Othman in the village, whose residents mostly come from four extended families.
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She tries to decompress by going out to dinner with her fiancé and spending time with their extended families.
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But we also need to work and care for our extended families without worrying about what's happening at home.
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That has left women bearing the brunt of managing their homes and covering daily expenses for their extended families.
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With everyone living so close together, and extended families together under one roof, there is little room for privacy.
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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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In many cultures, extended families provide support for their members by pooling resources, whether income or cross-generational care.
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Other culprits are found close to home with children growing up with extended families plied with treats by relatives.
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Often, large groups of extended families would make the trip, religious ceremonies would take place and food would be served.
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In Sa'ir, for example, most of the dead have come from two other extended families: the Shelaldehs and the Qawazbehs.
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On the old playing fields, the migrants get a few square feet of sleeping space to share among extended families.
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Extended families live on either side, and some residents cross weekly, or even daily, to work, study, shop, and socialize.
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It is in the best interest of Indian children to keep their connections to their culture, communities and extended families.
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Justina's character Darci is a part of Rogelio's family, and the show's often about the extended families that we make.
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People live here because they like knowing their neighbors and raising their children close to extended families, Mr. Casteel said.
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"Even retired Ugandans are planting – and deriving an income from – cassava instead of relying on their extended families," he said.
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In Rwanda a third are in regular contact with relatives, suggesting that many could be cared for by their extended families.
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Some of us want our extended families to be intimately involved in raising our children; others prefer a nuclear-family approach.
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Everybody and their extended families knew the NFL kept the LA market open as leverage for negotiations with existing NFL cities.
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They enjoy excellent pay and good benefits capable of supporting a family, and their extended families without leaving their traditional homeland.
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Despite appearing on census lists as single addresses, many lots hold two and three households, extended families in trailers and outbuildings.
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Nomadic pastoralists, who typically live only with their extended families, have come together, hoping that humanitarian aid will reach them in camps.
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Veterans of China's civil war remembered how he coldly ordered the killing not just of traitors, but also of their extended families.
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She spent five years taking thousands of pictures of Mr Brewer, Mr Brooks and their extended families (Mr Brewer has 14 siblings).
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In an era of blended and extended families, it is impractical to exclude in-laws or other close relatives from such positions.
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Some parents and children will presumably have been moved several states away from their extended families or support networks, the officials said.
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Extended families snap up new-age villas and Victorians, but rows of one-room cottages — dubbed tiny houses — run plenty farther inland.
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Celebrants host elaborate meals with extended families, exchange money or gifts for good fortune, party in the streets, and set off fireworks.
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The top priority was more space, not just for their children, but for hosting dinners for both of their large extended families.
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We've seen Teigen and Legend celebrate each other's successes, enjoy time with their extended families, travel the world, and eat so much cheese.
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Extended families – Sometimes, employers will make their helpers carry out extra tasks for family members who do not live in the same home.
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Many seemed to have problems with their extended families, and were consumed with shame about the consequences of their choices for their families.
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We used to live in extended families — you'd live in a small neighborhood your entire life, you knew your neighbors and your environment.
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With extended families in attendance, each graduate was paraded through the party under a shower of exploding glitter and booming Iraqi pop music.
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In a place where extended families sometimes live under the same roof, including some in growing Asian and Hispanic populations, inventory is limited.
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Stoddard-Graham says that women often carry more responsibility when it comes to caring for their loved ones and extended families, for example.
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That relationships were set up almost entirely to regulate property and organize extended families has been brushed aside, a quaint memory of times past.
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Some now serve extended families with hundreds of members—over 600 in the case of France's Mulliez clan, owners of the Auchan hypermarket chain.
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Thanksgiving is an annual holiday where extended families come together to argue over politics and eat a meal that nobody is particularly jazzed about.
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Aging individuals' extended families all have jobs and no time to help care for their loved ones—a full-time job on its own.
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Moreover, there were a few African-Americans who were "outsiders," teenagers taken in by their extended families and given a home in Forsyth County.
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That could send a demoralizing message to other security officers or intelligence agents, or trigger a backlash from the extended families of the accused.
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They were Chinese brothers who, with their extended families, were relocating from Brooklyn, having bought houses next to each another and joined their yards.
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For offspring and extended families, old people write books about their horses, their houses, their dogs, and their cats, published at the kitchen table.
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Most rely on pensions to pay for their basic needs like food and housing, and many support not only themselves but also their extended families.
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Most strikingly, whole extended families are rounded up in high-profile cases, and are often held until the militant either gives up or is killed.
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"We can think of the legacy of forced adoption as a "ripple effect" on others, including other family members, extended families and partners," she says.
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Some of them might have subscribed to Pakistan but chose India because they didn't wish to forfeit properties or sever ties with their extended families.
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Of course, extended families often include kind, generous people who make us laugh, defuse tense situations and make extraordinary efforts to make everyone feel welcome.
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At a dinner with their extended families in December, the two friends were elated at a victory that took them and their country by surprise.
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People gather with their extended families for a big meal the night before, party on the streets, set off fireworks, and decorate everything in red.
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But the CGPS study went further, using additional federal data sources to measure the number of children who live in extended families that receive Social Security.
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But ICWA contains a provision that states should treat tribal foster homes according to the tribes' standards of cultural norms, such as extended families raising children.
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For something completely different head out to Itapuã on a Sunday to see a beach packed to the brim with extended families enjoying a day off.
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He is also an immigration restrictionist: He wants a policy that favors skills-based recruitment over extended families, and he wants a lower immigration rate overall.
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At least a half-dozen times a year, the extended families and hangers-on travel back for such celebrations, as well as for births and funerals.
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These forums name thousands of people, from high-ranking executives to their extended families, who could be targets, providing cellphone numbers, home addresses and other information.
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"An inter-marriage occurred in their extended families, so the imputation of blood relationship between the President and the electoral commissioner is a simple lie," he added.
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The refugees I've interviewed always insist on feeding me, even if they live in decrepit buildings missing their roofs, or in damp apartments crammed with extended families.
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Founded in 1997, it's part of a social experiment to pull Dalits out of poverty by preparing these children for jobs that can support their extended families.
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The movies explore the tensions between the individual and extended families, between the draw of urban life and the pull of the village, between Christianity and traditional beliefs.
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For nearly two decades the pair had been treated by their extended families, by their community and even by the state, in some contexts, as a married couple.
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For him, it highlights "the search strategy we advocate in the paper, to search for resilient individuals in extended families with individuals that have the disease," he says.
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We also know what it's like to have sleepless nights worrying not just about our immediate families' livelihoods but the well-being of our extended families – our employees.
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For some, the memorial service came as their extended families — who had traveled to Christchurch from around the world — began to depart, leaving them to confront new realities.
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While our system gives priority to reuniting extended families and low-skilled labor, their systems prize nuclear-family reunification and attributes like language skills, education and work experience.
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Some large extended families still live under one roof, or at least within the same neighborhood, so grandparents can pitch in with the children while their parents work.
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Living in an idyllic corner nestled amid mountains and verdant valleys, the two work, play and love together, eventually welcoming three daughters and members of their extended families.
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"It's dangerous when a culture has no social contact rituals where groups mix, where extended families are in contact, where groups meet and do things together," Hamilton says.
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Calling them heroes, he described their relationships with their wives and children and extended families, their dedication to public service, and the routine ways they spent their final days.
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The ad shows something else not noted by most Americans and political analysts: The criminal justice system affects not only those arrested and brutalized, but also their extended families.
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And before that, it's important to have a solid understanding of how often you and your partner want to spend time with your extended families, on holidays or otherwise.
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This is where a freed slave, Turner Prince, established Freedom Hill in 1865, which became Princeville 20 years later, a town where extended families have proudly lived for generations.
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"Children born out of wedlock stay with their maternal extended families but have no claim to land as their mothers lack inheritance rights, they have no claim to compensation," he said.
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In Pakistan, extended families often live in large compounds; previously, they were asked about all couples inside, whether they were married, how many children each couple had, and who was pregnant.
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In addition to helping refugees, though, Microsoft also argues that support for Arabic will help second-generation children talk to their extended families and educational institutions bring in knowledge from other cultures.
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Zahava, who agreed to speak as long as her full name wasn't used, is devout and lives in a large apartment building, where children play together and extended families gather for meals.
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While we might be able to justify special consideration for current DACA recipients, there is no justification for allowing their parents and extended families to jump line and benefit from their illegal activities.
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A shift might last from 9 AM to 3 PM, but with cleanup, you'll be there until 6 PM. I share tables with another server, because it's whole extended families that come in.
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A recent study of rural garment workers' children found troubling standards of hygiene, nutrition and supervision, with grandparents and extended families often too poor or too busy with manual labour for adequate care.
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Many people are looking to their partners to replace the companionship and emotional support once provided by extended families and local institutions like churches, bowling leagues, bridge groups, fraternal lodges and garden clubs.
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Told to his bring family, Ofahengaue, who is from Tonga, where extended families stick together, took that literally and invited 62 people, with 35 friends and additional relatives showing up on their own.
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Dr. Nancy Wexler spent the last 40 years researching Huntington's disease, a gradually debilitating hereditary disease, venturing to remote parts of Venezuela to study large extended families with high rates of the disease.
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The dominant story among the more than 57 million Latino people in the United States is not the drug war: It's inequality, immigrant ambition and the wounds caused by the separation of extended families.
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These concerns included Israel canceling 83,000 travel permits granted to West Bank and Gaza residents during Ramadan, suspending 204 work permits of individuals in the alleged attackers' extended families and sealing off their entire hometown.
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Some are also taking part in the "reverse great migration", returning to live with extended families who stayed on in the South during a big shift of African-Americans to northern cities a century ago.
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And, he said, it failed to broadly end what Republicans call "chain migration," a process by which American citizens can eventually bring their extended families into the United States over a period of many years.
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At the hospital in Reyhanli, a small Turkish border town that took in many of the victims, the mourners gathered outside mostly came from just two extended families, Mr. Youssef's and the Abu Amash family.
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In California's agrarian Imperial Valley, transgender women, many of whose extended families are just across the border in Mexicali, say they feel greater safety from physical violence and harassment because of American laws and cultural norms.
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Mr. Trump is seeking to end the visa lottery and enact new restrictions on immigrants' ability to bring members of their extended families to the United States as part of an immigration compromise currently under discussion.
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Instead, Kushner and others looked at the legal migration systems of Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand for clues on how to shift U.S. policy more toward attracting skilled workers and less on uniting extended families.
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Defenders say leaving home allows for reunions of large extended families; eases the burden of having to cook special, unleavened meals for a week; and sensibly takes advantage of a week when children's Orthodox schools are closed.
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They go to the Bronx, which has one of the country's largest concentration of Africans, for the same reasons previous immigrants did: to give their children a better life while toiling hard to support their extended families.
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Her astonishing debut novel, "White Teeth" (2000), recounted the story of two World War II vets — polar opposites and best friends — and their extended families, opening out into a teeming, Bruegel-esque portrait of a multicultural London.
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The loss of herd immunity made it almost inevitable that measles would spread rapidly once it was introduced in Williamsburg and Borough Park, where extended families live in close quarters and gather frequently at synagogues and community halls.
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Many of the 23 or so extended families that once lived on Isle de Jean Charles have drifted away over the last 20.12 years, and now, as utility companies refuse to service it, only around 240 homes remain.
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After witnessing that memorial ceremony, Mr. Jones decided to write letters to the families and extended families of every American killed in any conflict in which the United States had been involved since the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Image 2 of 2 SRINAGAR, India – Along a bustling road set amid a series of new McMansions in Kashmir&aposs main city, a half-dozen extended families are camped in an open field in shelters of burlap and plastic.
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Behavior including drinking (which is technically legal), drug use (which is not), women dressing immodestly, women smoking, contact of any sort between unmarried women and men, and open sexual expression is policed by law enforcement and by extended families.
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And if they are not to be repaid then they can at least be properly recognized -- Cheryl, that girl I met on that faraway beach so long ago, our wonderful children, my brothers and sisters and our extended families.
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Sun Zhongyue, a 27-year-old accountant in Beijing who is pregnant with her first child, said she had already ruled out having a second, citing workplace discrimination, the costs of education and the social strains on extended families.
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"I have signed over 12,000 letters to families and extended families who've lost loved ones in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and that was for me asking God to forgive me for my mistake," Jones told NPR in 2017.
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He finds the trope tiring, and his mother's comments ironic, noting that most of his friends his age are helping their parents or extended families financially, whether through support in retirement or with day-to-day expenses and bills.
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The opportunity to meet and spend the holiday with Olena, her two brothers and their extended families fulfilled a quest that began years ago when I found a packet of letters and photographs that belonged to my late mother.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Taysir Batniji's portraits of his cousins, their extended families, and even neighbors, in their new homes in the United States, develops a visual record and theme of contrasting experiences of life in the diaspora.
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" Ricci de Forest, proprietor of the Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Shoppe Museum, remembers when his salon looked onto the Wheat Street Garden Apartments, recalling with fondness the tight-knit community of extended families living among drug dealers and "crack addicts.
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The practice, not surprisingly, has spawned dozens of cases in the European Court of Human Rights and widespread criticism of tactics that, while seemingly effective in the short term, have deeply alienated extended families whose members bear grudges to this day.
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There are places — roughly 700 miles of the almost 2,000-mile border — where the wall is indeed a hulking structure of concrete or steel, shooting up into the sky along invisible lines that divide towns, property and, sometimes, extended families.
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The Jewish Community Center, a few blocks away from Tree of Life, became a command post of sorts, with grief counselors, law enforcement officials, Red Cross volunteers, extended families, members of various synagogues and food, lots and lots of food.
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" According to them, "the earliest adopters were college students and military couples in long distance relationships, but the app has since expanded and now serves friends, parents and kids, extended families, online dating, as well as local and online communities.
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It's time to end the hatred and demonization of men in the media and the bias against men in family law and return to a harmonious and positive balance between men and women that benefits society and nuclear and extended families.
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In New York City, in particular, where improvised extended families are commonplace, such a ruling would risk emboldening people who, having been invited into the lives of single parents, then object to being asked to leave: neighbors, babysitters, childless friends, siblings, flings.
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It's an educational institution and a social experiment: a demonstration that Dalits can thrive academically, a proposition that still needs proving in India, and an attempt to pull Dalits out of poverty by preparing children for jobs that can support their extended families.
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Despite the fact that social communities such as churches, neighborhoods and extended families have declined in strength in recent decades, the study found Dutch adults in their 50s and 60s were actually less lonely than prior generations, although the decrease was small.
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In low-income countries, Facebook has made it possible for small business owners to maintain an easily accessible web presence, and in communities where extended families are split across borders and diasporas, Facebook (and WhatsApp, which it owns) has made group conversations cheap and seamless.
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"We are committed to disrupting the Western-prescribed nuclear family structure requirement by supporting each other as extended families and 'villages' that collectively care for one another, and especially 'our' children to the degree that mothers, parents and children are comfortable," the group states.
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But in the meantime, there's still an audience of self-appointed family historians, who are making old photos available to their extended families, as well as older folks who grew up in the pre-smartphone era and now want to bring their memories online, too.
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On Photography Brenda Ann Kenneally's masterful new photo book, "Upstate Girls: Unraveling Collar City," is a deep study of a group of girls from two or three extended families in Troy, N.Y. Most of them live in the same neighborhood, even on the same block.
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Indonesian law enforcement officials are only just beginning to recognize the importance of understanding women's networks in extremist movements — and the ideological fervor women pass on to their extended families, in the businesses they run or via the communications and courier roles they play.
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Navajo Generating Station, the largest coal-fired plant west of the Mississippi, and the Kayenta Mine have provided good-paying work that has supported households and extended families for 220006 years while creating important knock-on benefits for community-owned businesses of all kinds.
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The mayhem occurred on what Chinese people call "chu yi," the first day of the traditional Lunar New Year, when extended families are often gathered together after a night of banquets, toasts and fireworks to see out the old year and bring in the new.
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Religious people were generally more connected with society: not just their own churches, but their extended families, community associations, clubs, charities and so on; some 45% of the highly religious respondents said they volunteered for a good cause over the previous week, against 593% for other respondents.
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Credit...Peter Ginter Year after year for two decades, Nancy Wexler led medical teams into remote villages in Venezuela, where huge extended families lived in stilt houses on Lake Maracaibo and for generations, had suffered from a terrible hereditary disease that causes brain degeneration, disability and death.
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What is most alarming is how little Americans deviate from capitalist heteronormative wedding practices, despite the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015, and how divisive weddings remain — for couples, extended families, and all who believe that love, not your gender or race, determines the right to marry.
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"In previous generations, older people could often count on large, extended families for help with health and functional needs, but this is no longer the case with changes in family structures, including higher rates of childlessness, greater divorce, and more women in the workplace," Friss Feinberg said by email.
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If elections are like Thanksgiving dinners, where extended families with long-simmering gripes and resentments play nice for a few hours before shit-talking on the ride home, the election of Donald Trump was like your dickhead uncle getting hammered and causing ruckus enough to shift the family dynamic for good.
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Sarah Kastelic, the executive director of the National Indian Child Welfare Association, said that ICWA acknowledges important familial and tribal bonds that have long been disregarded, and that Native ways — such as extended families living under the same roof — have often been used to show unfitness in child welfare proceedings.
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He used this bit to outline the four pillars of his administration's immigration policy: a path to citizenship for some immigrations who came to the United States as children; a border wall; ending the visa lottery; and ending "chain migration," the (incorrect) notion that immigrants can bring whole extended families with them into the United States.
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Gill, who had long been interested in masks and the performance of identity later sought out a pair of sibling artists, Bhagvan Dharma Kadu and Subhas Dharma Kadu, sons of a legendary craftsman, along with their extended families and other local villagers, a growing group that became more than 30 people as the project took shape, and to whom she proposed a new project involving the community and their mask-making traditions.
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One of Dallas's oldest venues for modern and contemporary art, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, is featuring new pictures by the African-American painter Sedrick Huckaby, whose commitment to portraiture reflects his abiding interest in the theme of families and communities as extended families, and by the Georgia-based artist Miles Cleveland Goodwin, whose portraits and images of nature or people in nature — farm fields, leafless trees in wintry settings, a little boy pulling his ailing dog along in a small cart — capture moments of heightened awareness of the world around us and, in reaction to it, of the stirrings of the soul.
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Hence, movement apologists such as Amity Shlaes, Peggy Noonan, Pat Buchanan, David Horowitz, and Peter Collier look to rewrite the nation's past, back through the Reagan years, the Sixties and the Kennedys, the Great Depression and the 1920s—even our victory in World War II. All in the cause of an increasingly bizarre, utopian vision of a sort of anarcho-corporate state—one in which pretty much everyone will be armed and able to threaten each other into politeness and nonviolence; miraculously reconstituted extended families will eradicate the need for Social Security and Medicare; poor children will work as janitors to pay for their schooling; tax cuts will generate enough income to offset the need for subsidized health care; public property will be largely eliminated; and no regulations of any kind will apparently be required to keep our food, water, air, money, or medicine safe or to determine how the public will shape its own towns and cities.
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