The effect of the laws allowing extended family migration is often referred to as "chain migration," because each extended family member that successfully immigrates can in turn sponsor his or her own network of extended family members.
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It has its human equivalent in the elevation of personal independence: independence of children from parents, of parents from extended family, of extended family from the society around them.
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" "Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC.
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I've seen several members of my extended family pass away.
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PEACE TO THE MILLER FAMILY AND THE WHOLE EXTENDED FAMILY.
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Recently, Dream has been spending time with Kardashian's extended family.
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"[Our fans] are like extended family to us," Drew says.
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Immediate family, extended family, close friends, casual friends, acquaintances, colleagues.
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Can they maintain their extended family in a new environment?
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All things that her extended family steers very clear of.
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All three survived, but few in their extended family did.
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My extended family lives in Southern California and New Mexico.
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I at least had my extended family to lean on.
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Six teachers rallied around him, serving as extended family members.
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And we had a whole lot of extended family here.
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Members of her extended family gathered in the hospital room.
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I have my sister, nieces and nephew and extended family.
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It joined many other Iraqi refugees, including extended family members.
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The artists I collect, they're part of an extended family.
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It's like a giant extended family all chattering at once.
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No Extended Family No Extended Family: Because you have been diagnosed with GAD and PTSD due to the childhood abuse you have survived, I don't think "sucking it up" is an option for you.
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She estimated 50 members of her extended family are still missing.
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The little girl's extended family is still reeling from her death.
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I meet the bride's extended family, and everyone is super nice.
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Naugle's extended family is divided on the subject of his work.
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Osman Abu Laban lost four extended family members in the crash.
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Walker's extended family of firefighters has also risen to the occasion.
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That said, the extended family could pull together in an emergency.
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She said that even in her own extended family, experiences varied.
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"I'm very close to my extended family in Jamaica," he says.
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It is the most relatable extended family moment in the world.
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Mr Guan owes his extended family in Shandong 20,000 yuan ($2,850).
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Out of the 22 members of Samira's extended family six died.
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They are now an extended family of 14 living together, interdependent.
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There are also limited numbers of visas for more extended family.
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Only six of his extended family of 215 survived these years.
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Every year, I host a holiday party for my extended family.
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For Mr. Bush, the elite network was like an extended family.
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"Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC," ACU said.
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She and her extended family rented a house and bought flights.
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Who's excited to host their entire extended family for the holidays?!
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They managed to find some clothes and escaped to extended family nearby.
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Members of Polanco's biological and extended family came together to demand justice.
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Which is still what a lot of my extended family still think!
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She juggles parenting and work with the support of her extended family.
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"I tell my kids that the world is just our extended family."
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I was the first in my extended family to get a PhD.
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"My boys felt like a part of the extended family," Thicke said.
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" "Most of those people -- my family, extended family -- are not pro-choice.
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Her only female role models were the women in her extended family.
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CNBC IS LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY TO ME. I LOVE BEING A BROADCASTER.
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CNBC IS LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY TO ME. I LOVE BEING A BROADCASTER.
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There he can spend time with what he calls his extended family.
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The Trump plan contains steep limits on migration by extended family members.
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Both of my parents cooked, and all of my extended family cooked.
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That's "made even better if the extended family all helps," he adds.
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And in a way, they are very much a big, extended family.
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Comedy is the weird aunt of the extended family that is fiction.
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Most of my extended family lives in Guatemala and speaks no English.
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The family is hoping to get some gifts for the extended family.
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Members of my extended family in the United States are DACA recipients.
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The very health and existence of your extended family is in peril.
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Two bodyguards, hired by his extended family, shadow him at all times.
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I book airline tickets for skiing in March with my extended family.
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Now we're talking about Donald and his extended family, including his staffers.
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Nancy and Jim saw the writers of our state as extended family.
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Chain migration categories for extended family multiply the problems of an amnesty.
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No one from Mr. Patterson's immediate or extended family could be reached.
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Only five members of his extended family of about 200 survived the war.
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We are requesting prayers for her, the doctors and her extended family members.
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My immediate family lives outside Detroit, and my extended family lives outside Akron.
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Ms. Nikiema, a university student, uses her paychecks to support her extended family.
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It was focused on Kate's younger sister, Pippa Middleton, and her extended family.
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And wherever David's extended family chooses to congregate, that will be the Loft.
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Around 30 members of his extended family live with him on the campsite.
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The couple is "thrilled" for the new member of their growing extended family.
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Unfortunately, a member of his extended family was also one of the casualties.
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I have so many extended family members in the NYPD and the FBI.
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We were the ones who typically hosted Pop and my husband's extended family.
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Seven people were killed and five wounded, all from the same extended family.
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Erickson and her extended family, feasting on baked ham, scalloped potatoes, and krumkake.
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Since 220006, U.S. immigration policy has prioritized nepotism—extended family relationships—over skills.
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David, one of her six children, lives with her and their extended family.
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Trump's extended family has also descended on Mar-a-Lago as Christmas nears.
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They have extended family in the United States they hope to see soon.
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Oliver is survived by his mother and her extended family, including six siblings.
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The bass, and the extended family of Philadelphia hardcore, led him to Nothing.
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As a teenager, he mowed lawns for neighbors who were like extended family.
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I knew the extended family I had just met were staunch social conservatives.
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Ms. Bowers leaves behind three children and a large extended family, relatives said.
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As the war intensified in Helmand, their extended family moved to other provinces.
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TAVERNISE: All with Nook and their extended family of friends in their neighborhood.
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Their extended family also owns a $51 million estate outside of St. Louis.
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When he died, his extended family, who depended financially on him, was bereft.
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It's their second; she rents the first to members of her extended family.
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Within Amini's extended family, some supported the new regime and some opposed it.
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"Every summer my extended family goes to the beach in Delaware," he said.
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Harvey and her extended family survived by going to a shelter, she said.
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I had spent plenty of time there as a kid with extended family.
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"It has become a family as well, an extended family," she told Reuters.
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Many of my clients were raised by their grandmothers or other extended family.
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And like all family melodramas, it uses each member of the extended family (which, in this case, includes the Kayce's extended family on the reservation, and the crew of cowboys "branded" in loyalty to Dutton) to act out larger societal conflicts.
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Was it through an extended family member who was a refugee to begin with?
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" David Ross expressed his good wishes, tweeting, "Thinking of my @DancingABC extended family tonight.
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He is dearly missed by his grandparents, cousins, and much extended family and friends.
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That means nuclear family, and extended family who you always see at the holidays.
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When my extended family takes an international trip, I have to sit it out.
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Patrick is enjoying life as a husband, patriarch of his immediate and extended family.
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But their extended family is close-knit, which Erik attributes to their Mexican culture.
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Many friends and extended family members of Iverson's had ties to firefighting, Mecham added.
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The game is won when you're intoxicated enough to cope with your extended family.
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My extended family, limited in their own resources, spent little time with my daughter.
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He and his extended family had found haven only three miles from Turkey's border.
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Ali says that she is now "banned" from Pakistan, where her extended family lives.
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Opponents say the practice allows too many extended family members to enter the country.
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I stay engaged with my extended family through a lively group chat on WhatsApp.
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Ziggy's little wave to his new extended family made my heart grow three sizes.
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Opioid stories typically stress the bonds and commitment of family, extended family, and community.
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An entire extended family and a small group of hired workers run the operation.
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She has fond memories of growing up with her extended family in the homes.
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My relatively modern parents supported the idea but my extended family couldn't understand it.
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They're on vacay to celebrate Asia's 42nd birthday with her kids and extended family.
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She was a true asset to the family and a favorite among extended family.
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And at her 218th birthday party, she shared her secret with her extended family.
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She now lives in one of them with her extended family and two goats.
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Doves are part of an extended family of very small satellites known as cubesats.
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Among them were 2100-year-old Gaspar Armando and his extended family of 15.
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" She added, "Most of those people — my family, extended family — are not pro-choice.
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If I knew my extended family could not or would not help me out?
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Nine members of one extended family from Indiana -- all with the Coleman surname -- died.
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Members of his close and extended family are prominent in agribusiness in the region.
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That's when she suffered repeated sexual abuse by an adult in her extended family.
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His extended family from Poland was killed in the Holocaust during World War II.
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We had been planning to celebrate with the extended family at my cousin's house.
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As a green card holder, Mr. Saipov is not allowed to sponsor extended family.
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Mr. Ameen lived with an extended family in his second-floor apartment, neighbors said.
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Bronx: They seem very much like family dogs, and there's always an extended family.
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The extended family includes not just your human relatives, but your human relatives' dogs.
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But he liked that life, and lived with his extended family into young adulthood.
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Mukesh's extended family controlled 150 votes; Jahiruddin had won his last election by 91.
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I live in New Hampshire, but my mother's large extended family lives in Illinois.
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Today, it is a small enterprise with a staff that resembles an extended family.
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The extended family manages at least six foundations with nearly $290 million in assets.
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His extended family ("more like a tribe") is divided among Syria, Jordan and Israel.
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Rebecca isn't all she seems, and neither are some members of her extended family.
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"I had an idyllic upbringing and was close with my extended family," he said.
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I put makeup on and we leave for brunch with C.'s extended family.
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And now he has a member of his extended family getting that in droves.
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But on Tuesday, he dined with more than 20 members of his extended family.
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Michael Atiyah spoke English at home and at school, and Arabic with extended family.
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I wish you only the calmest and pleasantest of election-related extended-family kerfuffles.
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And that's not just because a lot of my extended family still live here.
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I miss my BF. He's with extended family this evening, so we can only text.
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My extended family is another story, but we tend not to talk about these things.
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As far as I know, no one else in my extended family had the disease.
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Once a retirement plan is in place, be sure to share it with extended family.
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Anh holds a photograph of her immediate and extended family taken in 1973 in Vietnam.
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In December 2017, he shared a photo of his extended family posing in a stairwell.
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He is survived by his wife Cheryl, a grown son and daughter, and extended family.
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He was surrounded by his extended family these last days with love, gratitude and celebration.
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Thursday's final memorial service was an emotional farewell for many members of Bush's extended family.
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Everybody experiences the holidays differently, especially when those holidays are spent among our extended family.
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It's great to connect with extended family members, but family time can also be stressful.
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Her entire extended family has fled to Turkey, and she is the only one left.
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Ali was married four times and leaves behind nine children and a large extended family.
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She was headed home from a "painting and dinner" night-outing with her extended family.
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We have become friends with owner [and] his employees, and they have become extended family.
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It's an extended family, so you are a father figure, to an extent, to them.
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I learned the merits of frugality from my entire extended family (a family of immigrants).
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Normally, in child abuse cases, they may look for extended family members to take children.
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Powerful business interests within the prince's own huge extended family will also slow things down.
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With his success, our entire extended family was lifted out of poverty and agricultural life.
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PAIGC resembles less a political party than an extended family fighting over a shrinking inheritance.
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Those two men were fathers to 14 children, whose care fell to the extended family.
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But for Ms. Kong and her vast extended family, the association has gone both ways.
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Tlaib's grandmother and extended family live in the Palestinian village of Beit Ur Al-Fauqa.
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Here, local resident Carolina's pristine porch belies the squalor she and her extended family endure.
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They were photographed the next day mingling with Jonas' extended family at a celebratory brunch.
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Big groups, extended family, lots of booze, and a white dress to spill things on?
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I'm a mom of two young children, and I also have a huge extended family.
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A church in Wilson County is a home for extended family to share their lives.
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If you've never heard of Brody Jenner, then you may know his extended family members.
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That was sad, because he was the first high school graduate in his extended family.
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These people enjoy the experience and often bring extended family members to enjoy the experience.
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"It's useless," said Samir Mahmeed, 37, a barber shop manager from the same extended family.
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Back then, like many Thai families, her extended family lived together on the same compound.
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"Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC," read a statement from the event.
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My extended family lives entirely abroad and, for the most part, does not speak English.
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We're told Joe's extended family will be attending along with Teresa, but not his kids.
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On average, unmarried people interact more frequently with friends, neighbors, co-workers and extended family.
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She'd lived a long and happy life, with a loving extended family in two countries.
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Her extended family has contributed more than $1 million to Mr. McConnell's re-election campaigns.
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Half a dozen or more extended family members frequently coordinate contributions to maximize their impact.
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His extended family now live in an informal settlement in Saadnayel, near Zahle in Lebanon.
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The extended family, all living in the Philadelphia area, includes scores of high-level athletes.
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Although his dad no longer played, his extended family was deeply involved in the sport.
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But for many in the village, including members of their extended family, this was scandalous.
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The problem: My mother has hosted every major holiday for our extended family for years.
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And we — as doctors, employers, friends and extended family — aren't doing enough to help them.
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Caesar said his greatest worry was that the government would retaliate against his extended family.
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I know if anybody in my extended family needed help, I'd do so without question.
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That's why it's imperative that any final bill eliminate the preferences for extended family members.
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What the administration called "extended-family chain migration" needs to be broken, Mr. Cissna said.
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The series follows the complicated lives of three siblings and their extended family in rural Louisiana.
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" Continues the source, "And now there will be three siblings, along with a huge extended family.
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The Christmas luncheon was the first time Markle, who is biracial, met Prince Harry's extended family.
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The Peñas still see their extended family every weekend, usually at an aunt's house in Gilroy.
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Their extended family revolted against ISIS, and ISIS then jailed more than 100 men taking part.
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After she got engaged, D. invited her extended family, who live in Xinjiang, to her wedding.
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"Often extended family plays an important role," but that doesn't make it close family, he said.
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In multiple interviews, Hill gave CNN access to her campaign office, events and her extended family.
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The party is in full swing and a lot of our extended family has shown up.
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The extended family of the host meet the friends and possibly a few lonely work acquaintances.
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Mom and Dad eat breakfast with their extended family and take Aza to a nearby park.
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When you have six kids and extended family and nine grandchildren, there's a lot going on.
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Growing up in SoCal in the late '80s, I found an extended family in those organizations.
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He leaves behind two adult daughters, two grandchildren and an extended family of nieces and nephews.
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Each photo features a member of the extended family, from the original Tanners to DJ's kids.
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" "For me, tonight feels so good because it's honestly like my extended family is all here.
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When she departed Caracas, she left behind a house, her extended family and an established career.
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The couple then gathered her extended family, still dressed in holiday pajamas, to screen the compilation.
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The Northern Irish women in my immediate and extended family are strong, confident, and assertive women.
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We extend our deepest condolences to his children Elizabeth and Susan, and to his extended family.
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The story follows a teenager who goes down to Alabama to be with his extended family.
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While there, she devoted time to photographing her extended family over the course of multiple weeks.
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They lived in the building, along with some of their extended family and their close friend.
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The moment shakes up the way their entire extended family understands their relationships with each other.
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The pot of opposing opinions is stirred by Chris and reactionary members of his extended family.
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I recognize my own extended family in these photos, and I'm sure many others will, too.
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They were called orphans by name, but 353 percent had extended family regularly visiting the campus.
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And as a green card holder, he would not have been able sponsor any extended family.
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I went to the beach with my entire extended family to celebrate my grandparents's 60th anniversary.
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When they set up the night defensive position, it was like the extended family was there.
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The vacation that Frankie and her extended family are taking together has its own melancholy vibe.
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The city's residents, including my aunt Lola and my extended family, are now overwhelmingly conservative Muslims.
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"My entire extended family goes on vacation together every year," a good buddy reminded me recently.
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The layout had to allow for extended-family gatherings — a tough task in their Manhattan apartment.
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Dear Miss Manners: My mother-in-law, Harriet, is the matriarch of a large extended family.
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Freeman is survived by her husband, her daughter Hannah, her mother Janice, siblings and extended family.
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Trump is currently pushing for major restrictions on legal immigration and limits on extended family reunification.
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For Mann, who was close to Warren's extended family in Oklahoma, these criticisms were particularly painful.
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There are lots of women as the primary supporters of their children and their extended family.
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Woltering, describing her as a cornerstone of their extended family of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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It was inhabited for 50 years or so by about 20 people, perhaps an extended family.
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But for her extended family, an agonizing wait of nearly three months was at last over.
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Today, they live with their extended family in a red brick house in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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By Afghan custom, she now heads an extended family that includes the dead policemen's three widows.
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"Please pray for George, and for all of us who were a part of his extended family."
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My parents have since turned their back on me, my wife, their grandchildren, and their extended family.
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He lived with his parents and their extended family, who had lived in the area for generations.
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For nearly 100 years, the remains of some two dozen of his extended family were interred there.
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Calanog said she and their extended family are coming together to care for Michelle and David's family.
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He recently shared another photograph of Caitlyn and their extended family at his grandmother's 90th birthday celebration.
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Fortunately for the couple, Washington is one of only four states which still allow extended family visits.
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Yes, there are Muslims in her extended family, she said, but there are Christians and Orthodox, too.
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It seemed pretty intimidating for a guy like me to meet my new girlfriend's entire extended family.
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His fellow firefighters will never replace his siblings, but they are part of his new extended family.
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KRM is on the ground, supporting Catherine and her extended family in their new community in Kentucky.
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However I also experienced a strong sense of belonging through an extended family and tight-knit community.
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Today the seventh generation runs the firm and the extended family still owns almost all the shares.
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"I can't wait for Luna to meet her extended family," Teigen told Chase, according to Travel + Leisure.
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The extended family members have all welcomed him into their hearts with open arms (and open paws).
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Those mourning the passing of an extended family member will be given 10 days of paid leave.
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In Columbus they had extended family, affordable rent and, they hoped, the promise of an easier life.
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Not all of George H.W. Bush's extended family members were invited to his Washington D.C. memorial service.
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Days after her death, members of Polanco's biological and extended family held a rally to demand justice.
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They don't even need to be grammatically correct; punctuation is reserved for distant acquaintances and extended family.
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Arranged marriages are really common in my extended family, so I'd always been familiar with the concept.
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As with the Portokalos clan, about two thirds of my extended family is named Nick or Nicky.
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My extended family carried the weight of that loss for a year — my cousin most of all.
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A survey, conducted in 2014, found that more conservatives than liberals valued living near to extended family.
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He also wanted to help members of his extended family, who are struggling, the court documents said.
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Previously, the company's employees had 10 days paid leave for immediate family and five for extended family.
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He grew up in an extended family of 60 and herded sheep and cattle for his father.
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On the rare occasion she was consulted, the extended family members were not happy with her attitude.
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In his statement, Trump called on Congress to end so-called chain migration by extended family members.
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Even deciding on a place for Thanksgiving dinner for about 30 extended family members was a problem.
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I was also concerned about what people would say - not my immediate family, but my extended family.
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They don't order to-go just for a normal-sized family—they order for an extended family.
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The entire 2017 fiscal year had the lowest number of approvals for extended family visas since 2000.
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His extended family has shown a special affection for buying the old villas of the Jewish bourgeoisie.
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We are and have been in constant contact with the birth family, who are our extended family.
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So most of the film is sourced from the home videos of members of their extended family.
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And I wear both Western and Sri Lankan clothes, as do my mother, sister and extended family.
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His mother, the former Apollonia Berkel, raised him and his siblings with the help of extended family.
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Summers spent visiting his extended family in India, witnessing extreme poverty and deprivation, also informed his work.
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So I'm doing the same for all of you, my extended family, right here and right now.
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He really feels a part of the family, without knowing just how rich his extended family is.
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Unfortunately, that can be hard for me, since my extended family lives in many states and continents.
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One of those areas was family, particularly extended family, which informed HP's ad with the arguing sisters.
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Many of his extended family members, unaware that the former football star had political chops, were converted.
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And the troubled relationships of the extended family of Elsinore have rarely read so clearly or affectingly.
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He said more than 150 members of his extended family have died in the violence in Syria.
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"When you want to get revenge, you get revenge on the entire extended family," Ameen later said.
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" "We want to thank our extended family and friends who have provided amazing support, kindness and compassion.
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" But Ms. Hutchins is not counting on free promotion from the women she calls her "extended family.
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" Bob Kelly now calls Narte-Parker and the other first enrollees from her extended family "Trojan horses.
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I've been very close to them and their extended family, both before and after my husband's death.
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Whatever storm the Winters' extended family found itself in, there was Neil, helping to hold it together.
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Now, 25 years later, Stamos took his new bride on the same vacation — minus all the extended family.
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Maybe it's because I come from a big extended family, but I've always loved taking care of others.
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I am a first-generation Hispanic female and the second person in my extended family to attend college.
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The orca population is a large extended family made up of three social groups, which are called pods.
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Parents may make an effort to live near extended family, but modern employment arrangements don't make that easy.
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Her great-grandparents are buried in the Missouri cemetery, along with friends and members of her extended family.
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Well, now they're 20 days for an immediate family member, and 10 days for an extended family member.
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Her mother called upon the men in her eulogy, along with other members of her daughter's extended family.
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When Tom Brady plays his eighth Super Bowl on Sunday, he'll have the support of his extended family.
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I also had the privilege of having my family support me 100 percent—my family and extended family.
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Thank you so much to our extended family at the #NICU You all are truly the WORLDS GREATEST!
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The story begins with 17.673-year-old Marwand, who is visiting his extended family in Logar from America.
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Feeling confident that authorities would locate him, Peter and his extended family left Chebukati's office and went home.
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I recently received the date for my son's bar mitzvah, for 2022, and shared it with extended family.
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Sarah and Peter Clayes, as well as about 50 members of their extended family, got out of town.
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These past several months I have let you, our community, our staff, our partners and extended family down.
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She told Daniels and their extended family the happy news, and the transplant is scheduled for Aug. 31.
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Summers and holidays were spent on the beach of Varadero at her grandparents' house surrounded by extended family.
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For years, Amora told me, he and his extended family have taken a summer trip to Upper Michigan.
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My extended family — of not only pilots but also flight attendants, mechanics, and gate agents — is under attack.
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The lack of employment is offset by traditional support systems; one worker can support an entire extended family.
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"I've got this big, amazing extended family — I've got this big, amazing, beautiful life," he says to her.
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Murray said that claim also is untrue and attributed it to a longstanding rift in his extended family.
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You might want to check the balances on the gift cards your extended family gave you last Christmas.
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The person for the job could be a member of the extended family: CBS's chief executive, Leslie Moonves.
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As it happens, the novelist Franny dates ends up writing a book whose subject is her extended family.
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He opened up walls and created a kitchen large enough for hanging out with the entire extended family.
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"At services around here, I always felt a little lonely without my entire extended family," Ms. Schneider said.
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Bombs and artillery from the American Seventh Fleet killed 32 people in my extended family in 1965 alone.
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None of these studies account for alcohol's ability to make prolonged exposure to extended family less nauseating though.
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He left in April after only eight months, citing the desire to be closer to his extended family.
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Under current law, he is not eligible to sponsor any extended family to immigrate to the United States.
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And the complications of an extended family with adult children in a White House is not without precedent.
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Some employees took road trips, visiting extended family in Michigan or driving down to Memphis, eight hours away.
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Her mother was intelligent but stunted; she was forced to cook and clean for her husband's extended family.
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Now, as my extended family in China is finally emerging from their apartments, we're shutting ourselves in here.
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His extended family also included the songwriter Laura Nyro, to whom he was related through a relative's marriage.
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Extended family members have said there were no signs of trouble in the household before the deadly incident.
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Casimiro is the glue of the extended family, and Cosío is a magnetic, charismatic anchor of the ensemble.
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The couple will be spending the holiday at Shriver's house along with Schwarzenegger's siblings and more extended family.
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Mr. Murdoch put in about $125 million, and the extended family of Ms. DeVos invested about $100 million.
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At least once a year, I go back to Ireland to visit my parents, sister and extended family.
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Her kids miss Honduras, too - the many children in their extended family, not to mention their dog, Rocky.
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In this remote, mountainous part of northern Mexico, extended family members found the horrific scene before authorities did.
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They and their extended family are presumed to be at risk from the Syrian government and its agents.
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He needs to rein in the excesses and cancel the credit cards; his extended family is not pleased.
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Back home, Soetoro-Ng says, Obama reconnects with old school friends, sees extended family and relishes local traditions.
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But unlike other advanced industrialized countries, our nation also gives preferences to the extended family members of citizens.
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Bachchan named his Extended Family, or "EF," after fans left comments on the blog he started in 20083.
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He did so essentially for three reasons: the university's academic reputation, his family legacy and extended family relationships.
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Across the country, grandparents, extended family, and close friends are raising children whose parents are struggling with addiction.
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As a child at our large family functions, my immediate and extended family would discuss my every flaw.
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But they also left behind extended family in North Korea — people who are now faint memories of past.
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Brisa de Angulo was raped repeatedly by a member of her extended family at the age of 15.
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Supporting his extended family and paying lawyers for his interminable string of court cases, Tupac's bank accounts withered.
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He lived in a small apartment on the rooftop of a run-down building owned by his extended family.
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However, as the two feuding sides flex their muscle, extended family members and associates have seemingly become fair game.
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For more than 30 years, she made gingerbread houses for each household in her extended family every Christmas season.
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A doting mother and "grammy," she made gingerbread houses for each household in her extended family every Christmas season.
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Though initially intended to be private, extended family members shared the list on the Internet – and it took off.
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From extended family reunions to wedding parties and multi-couples' retreats, spring through summer is primetime for combined-trips.
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I neither know nor particularly care about the political opinions of my extended family or most of my friends.
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She leaves behind an extended family, including three children, 16 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.
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Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and their extended family hit the town for her mom Madhu Chopra's 61st birthday.
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Respire functions as a collective in essence and in practice, with an open door policy for our extended family.
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La La Anthony turned up for her 36th birthday, partying with pals and her extended family in Atlantic City.
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Noble had scored an endorsement from the education advocacy group DeVos founded, and raised thousands from her extended family.
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Under the law, he would not be able to sponsor his extended family to come to the United States.
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Sheikh's extended family lives in Abu Dhabi, and he sees social VR as a way to strengthen those ties.
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In an August Washington Post story, however, members of her extended family suggested that her descriptions aren't exactly accurate.
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Versace's death also exaggerated the tensions that already existed between D'Amico and Versace's extended family, especially his sister Donatella.
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I didn't know how I was going to explain this to extended family, but that was for the future.
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The weather is crappy, you're stuck indoors with your extended family, and there's most likely plenty of booze around.
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The father of Binta's child was an extended family member, she said, not specifying whether their relations were consensual.
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Dark green shows direct family members, light green shows extended family, and grey shows non-related, non-married individuals.
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Growing up, Daye moved around New Orleans often, learning street names based on the locations of his extended family.
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Aside from his daughter and extended family, he is survived by his wife of 62 years, Allyn Ann McLerie.
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She is survived by her mother, stepfather, brother, extended family and her two dogs, Nucleus and Jake, Variety reported.
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How have you been processing that, and looking back on that trip to meet some of your extended family?
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After coming out to her parents, Savannah began the process of coming out to her friends and extended family.
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When he arrived in the U.S., his whole extended family lived in a studio apartment in Queens, New York.
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She thought about the risks she faced by telling her truth: She could lose her friends and extended family.
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They have been in Texico since May, living on trailer sites where their cousins and extended family were already.
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Sanchez's wife found out about one such group from a WhatsApp group chat consisting of extended family and friends.
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At best, performances at the Vision Festival don't seem like gigs, but manifestations or happenings or extended-family parties.
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We have been overwhelmed with offers for help and assistance from our extended family of friends and loved ones.
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After the animal is used in the ritual, it makes for an enormous feast to feed the extended family.
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Cynthia Ellis of Putnam County, West Virginia, spoke of a 10-year-old member of her extended family, Emma.
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One dare led to another, and soon my entire extended family was taking turns leaping into the brownish water.
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The price goes down to $94 for extended family, $89 for regular friends, and drops to $45 for acquaintances.
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Martinez was born into a large extended family in Washington Heights, moving to the Bronx as a young child.
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The extended family all sleeps together on the floor and upper level with the elders meriting the one bedroom.
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The daughter of Nigerian immigrants, she was raised in Illinois, but spent holidays with her extended family in Nigeria.
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Today, the couple presides over an extended family that has become an obsession of tabloid newspapers around the world.
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Ms. Frazier spent five months with Shea Cobb, a school-bus driver, and her extended family in Flint, Mich.
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"This is Allison," my girlfriend's mother said as she introduced me to a cousin at an extended family gathering.
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An 225-year-old boy was riding in a van with his extended family in search of higher ground.
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Six of the seven pilgrims killed in the attack came from the same extended family, Coptic Orthodox officials said.
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I went to Yale with the help of extended family members who pitched in, a scholarship and student loans.
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It allows him to take off work for extended family vacations and for most of the children's school breaks.
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Agencies also work to keep children in their communities, close to schools and extended family, which is entirely logical.
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Suddenly, this extended family is on its feet and stepping high, moving from country jigs to free-form frenzy.
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Her extended family are Mexican immigrants who have spent their lives farming and picking strawberries, celery and other crops.
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But it was still common for men to have multiple wives, and because of this Amini's extended family sprawled.
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Mike said he hopes eventually, his biological children all meet each other and possibly act as an extended family.
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As the storm approached, Fisher said, extended family decided to stay back so no one would be left behind.
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Blahyi, grinning widely, greeted a throng of women and children—some of whom were members of his extended family.
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More than half have been reunited with parents, and the rest are being taken care of by extended family.
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The attendees included Syed's mother, brother, and best friend, and members of Hae's extended family and Baltimore's Korean community.
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Much of his extended family met similar fates, or were forced to choose between concentration camps and forced sterilization.
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It was her mother's hometown, and Ms. Mitchell had spent her happiest days of childhood there, visiting extended family.
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Outside the Brooklyn Heights courthouse after Officer Liang's testimony, Mr. Gurley's extended family gathered to call for the officer's conviction.
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At 104, Nola continues to live alone on the Ochs homestead, within five miles of most of her extended family.
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Earlier this week, both they and their extended family were in their house in a village just east of Mosul.
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Meghan Markle's extended family wasn't invited to the Royal wedding, but that didn't stop them from jetting off to London.
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The trouble is that there are many, many potential paths up and down four generations in an extended family tree.
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Shamov even flew to Dagestan to visit his grandparents' grave together with an extended family he'd never known he'd had.
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In January of 2018, Haddish visited Eritrea to visit her extended family, and hold a burial ceremony for her father.
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An organization called PFLAG (which credits itself as being the extended family of the LGBTQ+ community) is a wonderful resource.
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Still, the Queen and the extended family were witnesses to the blessing that followed in St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
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Only my immediate family, my parents and my brothers, are in the States; my entire extended family was [in Syria].
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You could house an extended family of eight Mumbaikars in the footprint of a Ford F-150 pick-up truck.
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Everyone we know is on the network, not only family and friends, but extended family and our outermost fringe friends.
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That deal foundered amid controversy over the extended family of the U.S. president selling to a politically connected Chinese tycoon.
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Ideally, you'd do this before buying two plane tickets to spend half of December with your extended family, for example.
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Inviting acquaintances from high school, extended family members and former colleagues to watch your livestream is awkward and feels intrusive.
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The decision came even though prosecutors warned that the extended family had been training for an armed, anti-government mission.
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Guevara-Aguirre and Longo are keen to interview the family elders about their health and that of their extended family.
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" Brzezinski said Halperin and his longtime partner Karen Avrich "have been a part of Morning Joe's extended family for years.
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Try this for about a minute just before entering a high-stress situation, like a big dinner with extended family.
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"This is a horrendous crime not only for the victims but for the extended family, neighborhood and community," police said.
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"This is a horrendous crime, not only for the victims but for the extended family, neighborhood and community," police said.
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Our heart breaks today for our country, but especially for his wife Maureen and his nine children and extended family.
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The Trump administration's interpretation of that ruling excludes grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, in-laws, and other extended family members.
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Ullah "is a Lawful Permanent Resident from Bangladesh who benefited from extended family chain migration," said DHS spokesman Tyler Houlton.
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"There were enough to send every police officer, firefighter and extended family to the concert, and then some," Hedlund said.
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Also, some might not want to be quite that lit in front of extended family — not every granny would approve.
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Because so many extended family members of immigrants possess few skills, they compete with the most vulnerable Americans for jobs.
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Orphans cared for by extended family are also at risk, particularly if men are unemployed and at home, she said.
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One of Ms. Rushing's clients was a grandfather who uses a wheelchair who treated his extended family to a cruise.
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He said reform legislation should reduce "chain migration" that allows an immigrant to apply to bring in extended family members.
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The Hobbs scene is a sweet one as he introduces his daughter to her extended family for the first time.
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We are going to visit my extended family in the Bible Belt, and I'm really nervous about what will happen.
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He was surrounded by members of his extended family and a nurse who excused herself to make him a sandwich.
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Our sympathies go out to their extended family and many friends who are also trying to process this tragic news.
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Mr. Kristal was the only member of his extended family to survive the war and the Nazi genocide, Guinness said.
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Family connections, including spouses, children and extended family, account for a large share of green cards given out each year.
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"Today's terror suspect entered our country through extended-family chain migration, which is incompatible with national security," Trump said Monday.
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According to local law enforcement, Mr. Kelley's second wife at times attended the church with members of her extended family.
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He is close to his extended family and said they are supportive of his venture into the dialectic of footwear.
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As Ms. Delgado's extended family grew larger, so did the house, with new floors built for cousins, aunts and grandparents.
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On Thanksgiving and other holidays, extended family gathered at Keith Caneiro's, whose love of food was well known, friends said.
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Just days earlier, she, her extended family and others on a group tour were scheduled to fly the same airline.
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"My mother got calls from extended family, saying, 'Ruchika's going to come back with so many Westernized ideas,'" she said.
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No one in my extended family, as far as I knew, had sung in a chorus, played the guitar, anything.
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Even more of us have neighbors, friends, colleagues, and extended family members who either have been or will be incarcerated.
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Ms. Lala's extended family built their tent using bamboo they cut from the forest and large blue tarps they purchased.
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Bernie Sanders — a Jewish candidate who has lost extended family members in the Holocaust — to the Nazi invasion of France.
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Along with my extended family in the Somali diaspora, I help support a primary school near the Ethiopia-Somaliland border.
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Mr. Lahlou, 48, grew up eating copious, slowly cooked meals with his large extended family in the heart of Marrakesh.
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My husband and I are raising our family Jewish so we'll also celebrate Hanukkah with our kids and extended family.
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Though she still has extended family in Memphis, her mother, father, and brother all died within the past few years.
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However, my extended family and I spend a few hundred dollars each year purchasing Christmas gifts for people in need.
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Hun Sen's relatives and associates also chose not to respond, with the exception of one member of the extended family.
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The burden of raising me fell upon my wonderful extended family; grandparents, aunts, uncles and older siblings all took turns.
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The Getaway Traveling with a group — friends, extended family, a bachelor party — makes for some of the best summer vacations.
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Mubarak openly groomed his son Gamal for political power, and the extended family profited from corruption on a staggering scale.
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But the extended family waited until Thursday night to call authorities in case the Sharps had problems with their flight.
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She sees former miners suffering from black lung and other ailments she has known firsthand in her own extended family.
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It also would put more funding toward border security, limit extended family migration and end the diversity visa "lottery" system.
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This coming Saturday, we will put away the phones for a third time, while we are with my extended family.
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Bachchan has been greeting his fans or "Extended Family" as he calls them, from his home for over 35 years.
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Ever since he can remember, Anthony Brahimsha would visit his extended family in Aleppo, Syria, at least once a year.
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Watching extended family members and friends lose their homes during the Great Recession had a profound impact on Jack Washington.
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His extended family owned important estates in England and in Brittany, as well as an entire island off Cape Cod.
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We knew the Tsimane lived in small extended family clusters of 60 or so people along the banks of the river.
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They love the beaches and the fishing and the beautiful weather and the Sunday afternoon barbecues with their large extended family.
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Baillie worked a full-time job and was raising her daughter with the support of her extended family, her family said.
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The couple knows little about the history of their extended family so it was a relief on many levels, they say.
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There's never been such a good excuse for avoiding conversation with extended family over the holidays; let the binge-reading begin!
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There's Heidi Sweat, whose children, Asia and Robert Blue, will be among the first in their extended family to attend college.
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Until recently, Jabari was largely unheard of outside the West Bank city of Hebron, where his large extended family is based.
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Thank you so much to our extended family at the [neonatal intensive care unit] You all are truly the WORLDS GREATEST!
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She was, however, more nervous about how to sneak away from her extended family, totaling some 30 people, to do it.
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Nowhere is a political debate more commonplace than around the extended family dinner table – but it's important to keep things civil.
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The 9-year-old girl fled to a nearby residence, where some of her extended family live, and called for help.
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Maybe you're the master chef of the house, preparing to wow your entire extended family with your most decadent holiday recipes.
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According to court records obtained by PEOPLE, an extended family member had temporary custody of the children in 2014 and 2015.
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During those first years in the states, he too was virtually homeless, sleeping in churches and the homes of extended family.
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On Wednesday, an extended family from Los Angeles on their annual trip to Yosemite prepared to leave the Upper Pines campground.
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She is now considering visiting her extended family in Alexandria, Egypt, where she and her husband both grew up, for Ramadan.
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Before Ahmad was even released from the hospital, his extended family put in a request for him to meet Real Madrid.
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"We've got to rethink what it means to be American and how we function together as an extended family," Gingrich said.
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Their extended family owns the strip of land where visitors can dock and hike over a wooden walkway to the lake.
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Kazakhstan is notoriously corrupt, and much of its wealth is in the hands of Nazarbayev's extended family and his favored associates.
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In genuine open adoptions, the expectant parents and adoptive parents form a close and lasting friendship much like an extended family.
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As well as her husband and sons, Hatidža lost her father, her two brothers, and scores of her extended family members.
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You have read, I am guessing, about recent studies that cast doubt on the effectiveness of Prozac and its extended family.
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"I would often hear from my extended family, 'So-and-So couldn't finish her studies and was married off,' " she said.
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I urge Congress to revisit its previous bipartisan willingness to terminate the diversity visa program and trim back extended family immigration.
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During the holiday season, when extended family gathers and houseguests need feeding, a "loaded" frittata makes a quick, crowd-pleasing meal.
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He found love and acceptance in his wife of six years and the extended family he's gained through her, he said.
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Their names were not among the 21, he said, although several of the released schoolgirls were part of his extended family.
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Many people dread reuniting with their extended family over the Thanksgiving dinner table, but perhaps no one more than single women.
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Mr. Saldaña and Ms. Delgadillo wanted to invite their extended family — the other parents, husbands and wives who had lost someone.
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Ms. Kusama, an avid cook, also enjoys harvesting organic vegetables and cooking large meals for her extended family, who visit regularly.
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"Without beer, we don't have life in Qingdao," said Zhao Chen, a local who brought his extended family to the festival.
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Thread has taken 415 academically underperforming students in Baltimore schools and built an extended family around them, with about 1,000 volunteers.
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An extended family member posted very private information about me on a social media platform under the guise of honoring me.
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Two generations ago, members of my extended family were thrown into concentration camps and murdered in Eastern Europe during the Holocaust.
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Supporting the bride/my besties and getting to know their other friends/extended family/future family has been so much fun.
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Still, she works hard to keep her new extended family — her husband, sons and Cheryl, her younger boy's biological sister — close.
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Last year, the Brackeens fought to obtain custody of the boy's sister, whose Navajo extended family wanted to take her in.
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He is survived by his wife, Cheryl, "a grown son and daughter, and extended family," the department said in a statement.
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During the holidays, she would be asked to leave to create room for extended family, which left her on the streets.
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In Serekunda, where she lived with her mother and a large extended family, Ms. Jawara struggled to make her life better.
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Dear Amy: I belong to a large extended family that throws a reunion every five years, back in the old country.
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"Lots of drama," said Mr. Long, who is 62 and grew up in Clemmons, N.C., surrounded by a large extended family.
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As my siblings, mom, extended family and I mourned, it felt more important than ever to add kids to the family.
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Republicans want increased border security funding and changes to extended family migration and the visa "lottery" system included in a deal.
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Or consider serving at a soup kitchen or shelter this year with extended family or friends in place of giving gifts.
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On its face, this book is a wry, dark multigenerational tale about the Israeli and American branches of an extended family.
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Since then, the extended family had only seen or heard from the three on a few occasions, the sheriff's department said.
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Greater involvement in extended family networks may protect against some of the negative effects associated with parental absence from the home.
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In an immigration bill, Republicans want increased border security funding and changes to extended family migration and the visa "lottery" system.
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My extended family is representative of rural peasants I am talking about, and I am working hard to solve our problem.
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We are meeting extended family in Utah over New Year's, and we are driving from California to Cape Cod this summer.
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Our grandfather came over from Keady in Armagh before partition but attitudes to the Troubles vary widely within our extended family.
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They work here for six months, they are given the American nationality, and then they can start bringing their extended family members.
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These episodes may well grow in number, and eventually involve someone you love or respect through your work, volunteerism or extended family.
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Holiday parties get a bad rap — whether you're stuck at an endless office shindig or muddling through an awkward extended family dinner.
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TIN NGUYEN Tin Nguyen was part of a big extended family that met every Sunday for dinner, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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" Foley added, "I am the father of a child on the autism spectrum, so you are a part of my extended family.
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While Jenner was riding high on his own reality success, other members of his extended family were also growing their television empires.
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Thousands of children have lost their parents in Iraq's recent bloody past, but many of them are cared for by extended family.
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The Mom: Doria Ragland Unlike most of Markle's extended family, Doria Ragland is someone who will definitely be invited to the wedding.
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Netflix today revealed that Arrested Development, Mitchell Hurwitz's sitcom about an extended family of comically terrible people, will continue on March 15th.
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They collaborate on stuff outside the show, and he's part of the This is Us extended family, so she was all in.
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Nationally, FAIR seeks a temporary moratorium, or "time out," on immigration within certain categories, including applications from extended family members of citizens.
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The average quinceañera can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000, so it usually is a collaborative effort from the entire extended family.
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I love J's extended family and haven't seen them en masse since our wedding in 2014, so I'm excited about the trip.
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Duhamel, 45, posted pictures of his day at the lake with Axl, 4, and his extended family on Instagram over the weekend.
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Ah, now it really feels just like you're in your parent's house surrounded by extended family with whom you agree on nothing.
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Ethan and the rest of his extended family, including his grandmother, plan to raise the children in the absence of their parents.
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On Sundays in the fall, my extended family on my father's side would meet at my grandparents to watch the Bills' games.
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Does not significantly change extended family migration policies which allow U.S. citizens to sponsor close family members to come to the U.S.
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Family reunification is really a self-selection process where one immigrant selects the next, who need only be an extended family member.
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" Siadatan echoes his sentiments: "Thing is, what St. John has done is create a family and so we're like an extended family.
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Neither the diversity visa program nor the extended family migration laws take into account our country's economic needs or national security priorities.
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It also allows families to create more affordable housing options for extended family members, live-in nannies or caretakers for aging parents.
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So many of Trump's domestic critics continue to obsess over the alleged Russian connections to his campaign and even his extended family.
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The trip is also his second extended family vacation in the United States, after a road trip across the Southwest last year.
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She mentioned to me several times that she would like to move her extended family out of the Netherlands, perhaps to America.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking forward to extended family time towards the end of this month," the representative said.
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Or should I out myself to my extended family in order to teach my children a lesson about being true to themselves?
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Youssef and many members of his extended family live on the northern edge of Khan Sheikhoun, a town in Syria's Idlib province.
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If you usually spend about $500 on holiday gifts for your extended family, automate transferring $41 each month or $10 each week.
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It looks for different categories of people, starting with parents or legal guardians and, if they're not available, an extended family member.
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They are now an extended family, sharing in each other's cultures and living by a shared belief: What is mine is yours.
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For example, the feature could be used to share photos of your children with your extended family, instead of just a spouse.
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It excluded grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members.
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Julie splits her time between Hong Kong, where she goes to school, and Shanghai, where she, her family and extended family reside.
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Go deeper: Mr. Trump's extended family is also in London for the state visit, presenting themselves as the unofficial American royal family.
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Al-Sayad's immediate family spends six weeks each summer in east Jerusalem and remains in close contact with her extended family there.
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She said that she feared some had Covid-19, but that she needed the income to support her extended family in Herat.
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Her parents were disappointed in their local schooling system, so her extended family helped fund a move to a better school district.
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From Season 3 until now, Tariq has slowly questioned the integrity of his father and that of his immediate and extended family.
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Their extended family was part of Marawi's political and business elite, as well as related by marriage to M.I.L.F.'s highest echelons.
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Meanwhile they are surrounded by people who have been preparing for this potential payday for years - childhood friends, extended family, shady advisers.
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The president recently blamed extended family immigration for an attempted New York City terror attack and called for an end to it.
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An Appraisal Ms. Carroll was part of my extended family, that fabulous aunt who commanded attention by simply walking into the room.
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He said he dreams that one day all his biological children will meet and perhaps act as sort of an extended family.
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I do not want to make a bad impression, but I would really like to be able to see my extended family.
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Extended family members can be important heroes to their younger family members — especially when there is loss and grief in the picture.
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In South Dakota, Kightlinger dealt with a measles outbreak, he says, but health workers managed to confine it to one extended family.
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Gwen talked a lot about her extended family, but also a lot about newsrooms and who were the great colleagues in them.
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Still, Ms. Sundin has decided to spend Thanksgiving with a few friends and her husband and children, not with her extended family.
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"She was a loving mother to us and had a large extended family that she always kept in contact with," Dudley said.
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But by using GEDMatch, genetic genealogists work to build out an extended family tree to narrow down the list of possible suspects.
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She stayed in Sara Bronfman's house, recruited other members of her extended family, hosted Jness sessions, and earned stripes on her sash.
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Researchers have hypothesized that disparities in access to socioeconomic resources and being embedded in extended family networks might account for those differences.
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Rudy and his extended family refer to Kelly as a monster and a dictator; he calls them pond scum and con artists.
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Steph's there with his wife, Ayesha, their two little girls and the rest of the extended family, which counts as a win.
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But he must now support an extended family that includes his two wives, plus his sons' two widows and their 19 children.
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Vance's book tells the story of his chaotic childhood in Ohio, where part of his extended family migrated from Kentucky's Appalachian region.
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If you were an artist or a musician, you would never go without a meal, you were part of the extended family.
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And if we decide that we cannot, should we break with our extended family by revoking our support of my cousin's application?
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In the weeks leading up to Christmas, she made vanilla rolls, cinnamon stars, and other treats for her extended family and friends.
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I mean, my sister would, but my extended family wasn't going to be pushing me in a wheelchair, fighting for my rights.
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The remains will be subject to quarantine, conservation and research before being returned to the extended family, according to the New Zealand police.
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The couple will recently welcome a new member into their extended family as Kushner's younger brother, Josh, is engaged to supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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Posterity finds something horrifying about the sovereigns of Europe, who virtually formed a single extended family, sending their subjects to slaughter one another.
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Whether you live alone or with extended family, you're bound to come into contact with dangerous microorganisms at some point during the day.
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This week's travel diary: A 25-year-old goes on a family trip with and meets her dad's extended family along the way.
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And what issues does it raise, as police recruit genealogists to help them solve crimes by sifting through the perpetrators' extended family trees?
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Monáe says that her parents, who have always been in their daughter's corner, have received concerned phone calls from some extended family members.
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So he packed his bags in France and unable to re-enter the U.S. he returned to Tijuana, where he had extended family.
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"Stalingrad" (Grossman's original title) introduces many characters who return in "Life and Fate", in particular the extended family of the scientist Alexandra Shaposhnikova.
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It meant having a support network of like-minded people from around the world that you could interact with, like an extended family.
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Miran, the sicklier sister, grew up in the United States with their parents, and Inja remained in South Korea with their extended family.
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" Woods has long been Jenner's best friend, though a source previously told PEOPLE she was considered a member of the Kardashian's "extended family.
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" Sources told PEOPLE that the Kardashians thought of Woods as more than Jenner's best friend — she was a member of the "extended family.
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My in-laws are thoughtful, kind people, who mail us gifts for our dogs and remember the names of my whole extended family.
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Steve, a third-generation member of the Church of Christ, is a minister, and Ben's extended family includes many preachers and church elders.
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At about the same time, Sedky learned from police that someone in her own extended family had experienced something similar, at age 14.
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Vorayuth and his siblings came of age in a private, extended family whose fortune expanded from millions to billions as they grew up.
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The duo's new show — a entertainingly awkward comedy called Back about a dysfunctional extended family — kicks off on Channel 4 on Wednesday night.
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When people find out you're engaged, you'll start getting feedback from everyone, be they friends of your parents or your extended family members.
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Spending holidays with my family is sometimes challenging — my sister and her boyfriend are very romantic and my extended family gushes over them.
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So to be pulled in right away with her huge family and extended family gave me a sense of always being at home.
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Under a provision added by Conaway, a farmer's extended family and their spouses, including "'first cousin, niece, nephew," would become eligible for subsidies.
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Having the excuse and making the effort to see my large extended family, and eating with them at sundown, is something I cherish.
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But from another perspective, his story was a success: He is being reunited with his biological siblings and members of his extended family.
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Under a provision added by Conaway, a farmer's extended family and their spouses, including "'first cousins, nieces, nephews," would become eligible for subsidies.
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There's a concerted effort by bin Salman to keep too many members of the extended family from interfering in Aramco's operations and spending.
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LOS ANGELES — Last spring, John B. Quinn, the founder of the litigation firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, took his extended family to Croatia.
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Our conversations with Veronica's mother, Diana Mercado, and often her daughters and other extended family, took place all summer and into the fall.
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"He was a very loving child," said a member of his extended family who insisted that no name be used, citing privacy concerns.
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The new policy allows up to 20 days paid leave to grieve immediate family members and 10 days' paid leave for extended family.
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Italian food is the carb-and-wine fest we all wish we were eating with our extended family on a patio in Sicily.
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"We have an extended family of 15 to 20 people who are all willing to take care of the babies," she told NDTV.
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The horse provided the sole income for Mr. Abu Ghoneim's extended family of 12, making him around $100 a week at Egyptian weddings.
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On the president's wish list is a long-sought Republican goal of stopping American residents from sponsoring the arrival of extended family members.
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In Pittsburgh, Mr. Hasan's extended family has grown to 16, including married adults with American-born children, two of whom are his grandchildren.
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His second wife, Grace, his younger by 41 years, began a particularly predatory campaign on behalf of the extended family around the president.
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Some of the people he photographed had connections with Green Eyes in the drug trade, but most were just neighbors or extended family.
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And yet he remains curious about a major part of himself that stood out in the context of his mother's white extended family.
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Guiding her in this process is a determination to show her extended family and community as she knows it, not as something exotic.
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Back in Los Angeles, where we live and much of our extended family does too, reality set in: It would be prohibitively expensive.
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When we got to the game, we and the other parents were somewhat surprised to see Stacee's husband and extended family there, too.
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Afterward, she says she began receiving threats — not just from extremists, but also from extended family and her colleagues within the security forces.
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Mr. Rahman's extended family fled the next day, but not before seeing his brother's body lying on the ground, along with seven others.
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In typical Greek style, Karypidis did not receive any financing and instead tapped the know-how of his and his wife's extended family.
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He returned to Utah in 2014 to start the Cynosure Group, which invests wealth for families, including that of his own extended family.
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Zabit, the elder who asked about soap operas, told me that he directed six hundred people of voting age in his extended family.
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This is the first documented nonhuman example of what is called the "grandmother effect," in which older females help their extended family survive.
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Every winter, Turi and his extended family look after 1,000 reindeer as they graze freely for lichen under the snow on the tundra.
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Suddenly, there were multiple parties thrown for children: one with the nuclear family, one with extended family, one at school, one with friends.
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About two years later, Ms. Meling rented a home — a single room in the Nsambya suburb of central Kampala — for her extended family.
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For example, with extended family in town for Thanksgiving, many people meet the next day to decide on a gift together, said Hutchinson.
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I was raised more twice-a-year-Christian than Catholic, but much of my extended family is (or was at one point) Catholic.
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"The first representation on TV I remember is seeing The Winters family watching Y&R with my grandmother and extended family," Madison tweeted.
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My extended family does a white elephant gift exchange every year and it can get pretty raunchy, so this is a perfect gift.
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Mr. Trump spoke about granting Dreamers legal status, but also limiting the number of extended family members that immigrants can sponsor for citizenship.
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Markle's extended family was the source of many headlines leading up to her May 19 wedding, each one more unfortunate than the last.
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And if you have a large extended family that all live nearby, you might want to think twice before swiping right at all.
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Kristy was traveling with extended family members and her three daughters, ranging in age from 13 to 22, family spokeswoman Miranda Barnard told PEOPLE.
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Lexi, 6, was removed from their home on Monday in accordance with the Indian Child Welfare Act and placed with extended family in Utah.
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My grandfather was born in Monastir (now known as Bitola in North Macedonia), but I also had extended family from Kastoria and Salonika, Greece.
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Specifically, about a child's right to know her family and to not be deprived of her connection to her extended family and tribal community.
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The home proves ideal as a central meeting point for Mr. Choo's extended family, which at Christmas means up to 60 guests for dinner.
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Asian-Americans generally value education, are good at savings and legacy planning, and have a collective mindset to include extended family and multiple generations.
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There are some small exceptions: she can say goodbye to extended family when they visit if she stands behind a door or a wall.
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But I have seen many people, in my extended family and beyond, who are clearly in unhappy, unsatisfied marriages and choose to have children.
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UnReal paints him as an emotional and empathetic man, worried about how he'll take care of his extended family after his NFL career ends.
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Steps away, members of Peres's extended family - sons, daughters, grandchildren and great-grandchildren - wiped tears from their eyes, which were hidden behind dark sunglasses.
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We need to meet more of Beth's extended family in season 3 of This Is Us, and Drake needs to play a hot cousin.
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Lee has also worked with Morphe cosmetics for years, but she is no longer listed under the brand's "Extended Family" tab on its website.
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Both my parents and extended family were terrified I wouldn't make it through because of the intense levels of public tarring, shaming, and humiliation.
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Last year, Argentina froze the assets of 14 members of the Barakat Clan, an extended family that officials say has close ties to Hezbollah.
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Hyndman said that after Monsef's father died, it would make sense for Monsef's mother to return to Afghanistan where she likely had extended family.
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With no access to water or food, she decided move to Hargeisa where she hoped her extended family would be able to support her.
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"Most of these children have never met any of their extended family here," said Scott Anderson, director of UNRWA operations in the West Bank.
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"Neon Bull" doesn't tell a story so much as portray a way of life in which people and livestock coexist as an extended family.
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If you're flying, driving or even boarding a train to spend specific holidays with extended family, you might be locked into certain travel dates.
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He is part of the extended family — Mr. Redstone split Viacom and CBS partly because he could not decide who should run the empire.
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Alzheimer's disease has occurred in numerous maternal and paternal ancestors of mine, including grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins (my extended family is rather large).
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He and his extended family had fled to al Rawda from the fighting in his hometown of Shaikh Zawaid, near the border with Gaza.
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They left him in the care of doctors and his parents when Ahmad and the extended family, including Nabih's sister Widad, left the country.
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They would often be expected to sit around the dinner table with extended family members each night, sharing stories and talking about their days.
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Away from the group, he told CNN about why he and his extended family are planning to return to Ethiopia in the coming months.
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Woodley called the issue personal, saying that many of her extended family members and friends have received benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Each year, my extended family works together to buy presents and food for a family in need, rather than purchasing gifts for each other.
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His extended family gathered at the single-wide home, decked out with custom-fitted green and orange panels, on a Sunday afternoon in September.
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They will be happy to hear that the Muse brothers were able to have a cozy retirement back in Roanoke, with their extended family.
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President Kennedy's extended family: his children, his eight siblings and their children, has become one of the most storied political families in American history.
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He had just walked with his extended family out of the town of Marashida, one of the last strongholds of ISIS in Eastern Syria.
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But it's a go-to lender for President Trump and his extended family, and now New York regulators are investigating some of its loans.
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In other words, the family was already separated and trying to reunite with the help of extended family already living in the United States.
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"What kind of parent knowingly puts his children, extended family, and everyone they will now come into contact with at risk?" one user wrote.
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Her practice draws from her Muslim and Pakistani heritage, as well as her childhood trauma, which includes witnessing domestic violence in her extended family.
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Even Laxalt's extended family opposes the Republican candidate, with two of his cousins hosting a fundraiser for Sisolak, and five more family members attending.
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Ms. Newman learned that Mr. Lindgren was going through a divorce, and about his children and the goings-on of his large extended family.
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Stacey Abrams, for instance, shows herself surrounded by nieces and nephews and other extended family in ads in her campaign for governor of Georgia.
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We were born under the "One Child Policy" in China, so as the only child in an extended family, we naturally become the focus.
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For Mr. Harris, a jazz musician and composer who is originally from Brooklyn and whose extended family were cattle ranchers, the omission felt personal.
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A few users tweeted their comical reactions to having to interact with their younger extended family members until the social media services were restored.
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The proposal also sought to meet Republican demands for increased border security funding and changes to extended family migration and the visa "lottery" system.
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The Shafis were vacationing in Cairo in the summer of 2014, visiting extended family, when they awoke on a Saturday to find Adam gone.
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The couple had two children — Raelynn and Mason — and in 2013, they moved to New York to be closer to Mr. Rodriguez's extended family.
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Many kids are lucky to have involved extended family, but if they don't, they still deserve to have special, supportive people in their lives.
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One of the best things about living in the same city as my extended family is not having to brave the holiday travel crowds.
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As is typical when an extended-family problem occurs in the context of a marriage, the real problem is how it affects the marriage.
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Shakhrudi, who is sixty and raises sheep, lives in a large, immaculately clean house that would be the pride of any Chechen extended family.
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A young member of Mr Prabhu's extended family enthused over a Thanksgiving dinner that an $8,000 crypto investment he made had doubled in value.
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After the first year, Nicolanti, along with her grandmother and extended family, had earned enough money to purchase a new home for her business.
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She keeps hearing stories of how her friends and members of her extended family have died, tales of bloated bodies and rumors of cholera.
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The proposal was "very, very weak" on curbing visas for extended family members of immigrants, and failed to end a diversity visa lottery program.
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The president has pushed for funding his proposed southern-border barrier, limits on extended family migration and an end to the visa "lottery" system.
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Then he spoke of his love for Eritrea and his desire to connect with his extended family after fourteen years since his last visit.
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The judge also kept in touch with a large circle of friends and former clerks, whom he treats as a kind of extended family.
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Current law allows legal permanent residents and American citizens to sponsor both their immediate and extended family members for immigration to the United States.
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We started the New York Times climate team this year and we want to thank you for being a part of our extended family.
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Perhaps he cares too much, but the game, he said, has given him so much in return: an education, an extended family, a purpose.
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Q: I am the president of the board of a tight-knit, 15-unit co-op in Manhattan where residents feel like extended family.
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Freed in 1945 by the Allies as they recaptured territory from the Germans, he learned that many members of his extended family had died.
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Explain. — Do you have expectations placed on you because of what your parents, siblings or extended family members have achieved in their own lives?
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"Close family" does not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other "extended" family members.
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"My extended family do have a problem with what I do, but I don't let it bother me," she says after showing me her moves.
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In Emily's case, that means hiring one consistent maid, Berta, and inviting her entire extended family to come and live in her now-empty house.
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It's pretty unimaginable… that 20 years later, you have her and her kids and Villi and her older kids all together as one extended family.
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The feud between Kanye West and Drake is far from over — and now West is also taking aim at members of his own extended family.
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" Sources previously told PEOPLE that the KarJenner family thought of Woods as more than Kylie's best friend — she was a member of their "extended family.
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People are, for whatever reason, shocked that a married adult couple didn't want to live under the same roof as basically his entire extended family.
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Khashoggi, a Muslim man who crusaded for human rights, left behind a fiancée, four children, and an extended family forced to deal with its grief.
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Kanye West may currently be embroiled in an argument with Drake, but that doesn't seem to be carrying over to members of his extended family.
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Masalmeh, the media activist, said he was smuggled out of southwest Syria to Jordan four days ago, leaving his parents and extended family in Daraa.
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"During the past ten months the extended family had only seen or heard from the couple and Trinity on a few occasions," the advisory says.
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Our allies in the Lima Group must continue to play a significant role and impose sanctions against the Maduro criminal entity and Maduro's extended family.
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I was nine at the time and this would be the first time I would see my extended family since we fled to the Netherlands.
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"Over multiple generations, various members of my family and extended family have been impacted by: serious depression, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and bipolar disorder," she revealed.
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The inflight movie today is security camera footage of your extended family, who we have kidnapped and WILL harm should you not follow plane law.
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November is all about chunky turtlenecks, reuniting with extended family members, and watching Netflix from the comfort of your couch (not necessarily all at once).
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Mr Levy notes that the typical Mexican business limits itself to a few members of an extended family who do not receive a contractual wage.
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Manzanares, 39, was traveling with extended family members and her three daughters, ranging in age from 13 to 22, family spokeswoman Miranda Barnard told PEOPLE.
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" While Noah's extended family plays a part in the story, Noah explains that Born A Crime is really a story about "a mother and son.
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"She goes out of her way to all the extended family… neighbors and friends," he says, noting that she has a multitude of close friends.
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I'm the first in my family and extended family to go to college, so I didn't learn how to negotiate or move up the ladder.
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It seems from the first moment Meghan Markle came on our radar, so did all the Markle cast of characters who formed her extended family.
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Despite the doctors' prediction, he came back to life and was able to celebrate his birthday with his extended family, sharing reminiscences, laughter, and affection.
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Zykaj is accused of killing his great-uncle, the great-uncle&aposs wife and two sons, and other members of their extended family on Friday.
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Majeed and Abbas, who live with their two children and extended family, could be indicted this week or next, Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Tenorio said.
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Without the aid of the Searchers, Eric's friends and extended family dissected Fenn forums and Facebook pages for possible clues that might lead to him.
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Later in the month, the Queen will host her extended family for a pre-Christmas lunch before heading off to her estate in Norfolk, Sandringham.
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The larger problems: The increase of ICE agents, faster deportations, stronger interior enforcement and the massive cuts to legal immigration by eliminating extended family migration.
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The researchers believe that there were many servants around the house, and it was probably home to a large extended family because of its size.
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The 29-year-old woman is a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, and her child is healthy and living with her extended family.
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She celebrated the achievement with her adoptive parents, Esther and her biological father – a loving and supportive extended family brought together through years of searching.
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Orlando Bloom's relationship with Katy Perry is steadily getting more and more serious: He just spent Thanksgiving wearing matching plaid onesies with Perry's extended family.
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Rachel laments that, having been raised by a single mom in America, she didn't grow up surrounded by a big, extended family like he did.
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But the growth of genealogical companies, where people enter their own DNA profiles, has allowed investigators to connect suspect DNA to an extended family match.
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It sounds subtle until you consider the reach of a holiday card: Close friends, extended family and work colleagues will be on the mailing list.
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Sitting midway between the islands of Kao and Late, Lateiki — formerly known as Metis Shoal — is just one member of an extended family of volcanoes.
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I retreated through waves of Edwick's extended family and friends, all women, all singing and swaying in unison, facing towards the heart of the congress.
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Though she never had children of her own, she had a large extended family, who supported her and cared for her in her old age.
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I'm a single bloke, I've got no kids, I've got a few good friends in the record collecting realm, but I've got no extended family.
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I come out all the time: to extended family members, to friends, to co-workers, to my hairdressers, to strangers on planes and in bars.
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It's her spirit, and the permeating belief that, as a community, an extended family of sorts, Brooklyn can bring one of their own back home.
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In a lot of high-cost neighborhoods, particularly in immigrant neighborhoods, people are living in tight quarters with a bunch of roommates or extended family.
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It is where the magic happens that brings the family together, whether it is the small family or the extended family with cousins and grandchildren.
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In the countryside, children left with extended family — usually uneducated or even illiterate grandparents with onerous jobs — are at risk of not getting adequate care.
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With the exception of a blissed-out Chi Chi, they all looked pretty glum, like extended family whose flight home got canceled due to snow.
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If a birth family is deemed unfit, the tribe can look for an extended family, then an unrelated tribal family and, finally, for another tribe.
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Every year on Christmas Eve, my extended family gathers for a meal that can be served at the last minute, whenever we're ready to eat.
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This is a feminist western, after all, and her ill-gotten gains support not only her own ranch and extended family but the entire town.
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The loopy, fragile and gifted individuals who populate that world also often operate as an extended family, albeit a loose-knit and occasionally dysfunctional one.
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"We've been evacuated four times," said Aleceia McClendon, who first evacuated on Monday and whose extended family in the area all had their homes flooded.
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"We've been evacuated four times," said Aleceia McClendon, who first evacuated on Monday and whose extended family in the area all had their homes flood.
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My mom is one of 12, so I have a lot of aunts and uncles, 40-plus cousins and then a lot of extended family.
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She thinks it's because of something she must have said or done, but in hearing grumblings from the extended family, it's really about the grime.
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Your wise mother understands that a single hothead wrote that letter, not your entire extended family — just as another hothead reported the brouhaha to me.
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By contrast, immigration data from the Department of Homeland Security shows a steady — not rapidly climbing -- level of extended family visas over the last decade.
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The rest of my extended family was raised about the same as me, some fundamentalist, some are now LDS, depending on who you're talking with.
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It limits the interaction and also allows your parents to be a buffer when introducing your new SO to siblings or the larger extended family.
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Then, with visions of people eating in the air, Cheryl suggests to her horrific extended family that they are reliving the Blossom's oldest family tradition.
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And once they and their children receive citizenship, other extended family members will follow, continuing a never-ending cycle of falling wages and mass migration.
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"He was adopted into a Pygmy extended family and was very proud of it," said Mary-Claire King, a geneticist at the University of Washington.
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A New York Times reporter at the scene, however, was given a list of the names of all 14 fatalities from the same extended family.
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Ms. Pinnow was watching Seattle news coverage of the killer whales on Thursday when she thought she saw a small addition to the extended family.
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On Friday, he and his 6-year-old son were just one week away from being evicted and having to move in with extended family.
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The cousins holidayed to the house as kids with their large extended family and returning, to remember little feet running from room to room, is nostalgic.
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"Parents, brothers, even extended family members, that was the role I took on, because I suppose I had this combination of intuition and empathy," Morissette said.
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Lexi, 6, is 1.5 percent Choctaw Native American, and, in accordance with the Welfare Act, will be taken to live with her extended family in Utah.
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She had always followed the rules, even when it seemed like those rules were set up to keep people like her extended family of farmworkers down.
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Edwards, his extended family and friends are in a state of grief and shock, and privacy of the family is paramount as arrangements are being made.
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Today, my extended family still takes the time to have fun together, gratefully enjoy the things money can't buy and give back to those in need.
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Some make a joke about the possible awkward encounters we have with extended family, others share funny throwback photos, and others say what we're all thinking.
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Della Zana said this was uncommon because it was then customary for men without sons to leave their assets to male members of the extended family.
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To add some flare to the extended-family dinner party, Birbragher recommends a satin cami with crepe jogger pants, a tassel necklace and a ruffle heel.
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She gets a lot of strength from James and Natalie and our wonderful extended family that we are so fortunate to have, and from each other.
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In terms of health, education or economic outcomes, it is a disaster to take kids away from their language, their culture, their community, their extended family.
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As a result, much of her early life was spent in transit between her tight-knit extended family in the Bronx and her daily student life.
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Our situation was not unique, as my extended family would often hang out at shopping centers after funerals or crises to cleanse us from bad luck.
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Almost a year after her father was killed while serving in Afghanistan, two-month-old Christian Harris has met her extended family — her father's fellow soldiers.
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Genetic evidence now suggests these individuals were members of the same extended family—a finding that's casting new light on a tumultuous era in European prehistory.
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Photo: GizmodoAndrade continued the fight against his extended family members, leading Judge Kathleen Watanabe to order the land be sold at auction to end the dispute.
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Smooth jazz is right for the winter holidays, a soundtrack to the boiling rage of spending too much time in close quarters with your extended family.
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The only way you can get through the door is if one of the coins granting you membership of Lineage's extended family comes into your possession.
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The two friends talked for hours and Pelaez got to spend time with Messiah, nicknamed "Little Mo." They also spent time with Rosa's close, extended family.
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While with us they will always be in contact with the rest of their extended family, their half siblings and cousins, aunts, uncles and other grandparents.
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Soon, members of Proctor's extended family were accused by other townspeople — townspeople, perhaps, who had always been seeking an excuse to get revenge on their neighbors.
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"Eric and I have lots of extended family and friends that helped us in one capacity or another as we pursued our undergraduate degrees," she says.
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Ahmad's extended family of 14 arrived in Sweden last September, and three months later, authorities placed them in a traditional red farmhouse three hours outside Stockholm.
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The general and the colonel he is accused of killing were the community's most famous sons and, like many villagers, members of the same extended family.
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"This is the first political rally I've attended with members of my extended family who have different political views," said Huseyin Acikkaya, a parking lot attendant.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking forward to extended family time towards the end of this month," a palace spokesperson said in a statement.
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" The extended family in New York ranges across the experience of city life: some are police officers, "and the other half have gotten stopped and frisked.
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"The displaced people did this to protect themselves from kidnapping," Bushra says, standing near her mother-in-law, who is the matriarch of her extended family.
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But there were extensions, more chances, court dates upon court dates, and finally some real news right before Christmas: Two extended family members had come forward.
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Kanye is putting on a show, with his wife's extended family in looks designed for them by Kanye and Olivier Rousteing, the creative director of Balmain.
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Vans' extended family of artists, musicians and athletes have painted on the walls, inspired crowds from the stage, and shaped our conversation with creative communities today.
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The current situation has left Mr. Doyle frightened, feeling a loss of control over his life and suspicious of people he once considered his extended family.
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A number of his students' families are either sharing an apartment with members of their extended family or moving to the South Bronx for lower rents.
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In the new show, an extended family runs a school together, raising their children — Abigail, her sisters and their cousins — in a kind of hippie idyll.
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He said he had to borrow $25 from his sister just to buy a tarpaulin and some cement blocks to shelter his extended family of 13.
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Given the volume of visitors, it is possible that the apartment upstairs is operating as an illegal hotel, not just a crash pad for extended family.
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Under the latest changes, however, there is only one category that qualifies for the extended family and medical leave: Individuals who are taking care of children.
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This can mean a student whose family is living in its car or in a motel, staying with extended family or friends, or living in shelters.
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Clinton, I represented the hated "liberal media" to many faithful Fox News viewers (including members of my extended family in South Texas, where I grew up).
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Darren Lewis and his extended family planned to spend the Fourth of July at a cabin built nearly 50 years ago by his father and uncle.
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It would have protected hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants while boosting border security measures and reforming extended family migration and the visa "lottery" system.
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"She continues to fly despite threats from the Taliban and even members of her own extended family," the first lady, Michelle Obama, said in a statement.
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The client, Jonah Samson, spent his days in intense, private conversations with his patients, and shared a narrow, gravel road with much of his extended family.
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Her mom managed the bar; much of her extended family was in a hard-rock band called Seconds to Centuries (SIIC) that played the back room.
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The first in a series, the book introduces readers to the curious protagonist, who lives in Africa with her extended family and longs to see snow.
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As an army kid, he moved around a lot, but he'd always return to Limestone County to spend the summers with his grandmother and extended family.
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As an army kid, he moved around a lot, but he'd always return to Limestone County to spend the summers with his grandmother and extended family.
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But Mr. Guo wants Mr. Wang out and has claimed again and again that his extended family has amassed staggering wealth through a web of companies.
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The children of opioid addicts who are taken into foster care to protect them or who are taken in by extended family or friends suffer trauma.
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The president and conservative lawmakers want concessions in exchange: the border wall, limits on extended family migration and an end to the diversity visa "lottery" system.
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The larger extended family might simply act on pack or in-group mentality, which makes them hostile toward any stranger perceived as being outside the group.
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And like the Civil War and the two world wars, it will take lives in every town in America and in every extended family in America.
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HHS then administers their care in less restrictive settings and releases them as soon as possible to verified "sponsors," who are usually children's extended family members.
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This is happening as leading members of the Bin Laden family, yes the extended family of al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden, were detained as well.
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El Universal laid out the addresses and values of the various properties, and even published head shots of his entire extended family, 14 people in all.
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He adopted Julia, and Claire adopted Dorothy in 1930, and they all lived together, with Claire's extended family, in an apartment on West 88th Street. Mrs.
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"Torekov has always been a kind of generational meeting point for the entire extended family," said Daniel Hedner, the home's architect along with Ylva der Hagopian.
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I'm struck that, particularly in urban millennial demographics, it seems like we've lost more intuitive sources of community (a church, say, or a wider extended family).
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But his administration stands accused of committing war crimes during a brutal final military campaign against the rebels and engaging in corruption to benefit his extended family.
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However, the decision did not state parents must be released and thus the children are held in custody until they can be placed with extended family members.
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The sprawling property is home to much of his extended family (they even have a small cemetery adjacent to their home for family members who have passed).
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Feeling unsupported by schools, health care providers, insurance companies, and her extended family, Katie insists she alone must take responsibility for her child and become his advocate.
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The fact that users under 30 are fleeing to Snapchat to carry on conversations without the prying eyes of their extended family is another headache for Facebook.
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Plus, many Asian-Americans provide care for extended family and multiple generations, so it is more urgent for them to plan ahead and invest patiently and prudently.
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Capitalism/liberalism destroys the extended family by requiring people to move apart for work and destroying any sense of unchosen obligations one might have towards one's kin.
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Andrade, who owns about 14 percent of Rapozo's land, is now contacting as many extended family members as he can to notify them of their rightful share.
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I told her a few months ago I wasn't inviting an extended family member to the wedding due to prior bad behavior (racism, homophobia, and verbal attacks).
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He travels the country to attend clerk weddings, and every year he invites his extended family of clerks to go see his beloved Washington Nationals baseball team.
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As the extended family gathered at Windsor Castle to celebrate the wedding of Prince Harry's cousin, Princess Eugenie, the parents-to-be couldn't hold back their excitement.
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Around a table laden with both traditional American Thanksgiving food and traditional Nigerian food, Courtney's father tells of his struggles and triumphs with his large extended family.
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Rranxburgaj remembers extended family members sleeping packed together on the floor of his home, stores that had no bread, and constant discussion of escaping across the border.
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When determining the fitness of a family, the Pittsburgh statistical model will run a score on not just every immediate family member, but extended family as well.
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Instead, Joe and Claryce Holcombe will host Christmas at their home after eight members of their extended family — including Bryan and Karla — were killed in the Nov.
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The high school sweethearts had been celebrating their wedding anniversary with their daughters and extended family on a week-long Princess Cruises voyage from Seattle to Alaska.
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In 1999, Theresa Lewis was enjoying a rare night out with her extended family at the New Frontier Bowling Alley in Tacoma, Washington, when the unthinkable happened.
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And dating is something many considerate very private — not something they'd want exposed on a network where they're connected with work colleagues, industry peers and extended family.
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As soon-to-be-married couples often learn quickly, they have to settle on how involved their in-laws and extended family members are in their relationship.
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We need to end extended family chain-migration that favors low-skilled or no-skilled immigrants, and instead establish a point-based system for merit-based immigration.
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One couple, Joe and Claryce Holcombe, told the Washington Post they lost eight extended family members, including a pregnant granddaughter-in-law and three of her children.
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Shortly after the service, George W. and wife Laura Bush as well as their extended family traveled back to Houston with Bush's casket on Special Mission 41.
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I watched the main event of UFC Fight Night 72 in a pub in the middle of the afternoon with about 30% of my husband's extended family.
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Sanders' extended family from Poland was killed in the Holocaust during World War II. That was a fact referenced in a tweet from Biden condemning the act.
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The road could have been fixed, but the local political broker did not allow it because my extended family disobeyed his decree and voted for someone else.
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For now, he is content with reconnecting with his two siblings and extended family members, and visiting the park with three nieces — ages 22, 10 and 3.
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Alatan's husband died in February and she says her husband's extended family asked her to participate in some traditional rites for widows which she refused to do.
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Luke Hoyer, 163, spent last Christmas with his extended family in South Carolina, where he bowled, joined in a big holiday meal and swapped stories with relatives.
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In the city of Riohacha, I met a large extended family living in a parking lot, and none of the kids have been able to attend school.
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They are all, as in Chaucer, pilgrims on their way to a shrine, or, as in Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying," an extended family crossing the landscape.
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During the process of funeral and subsequent estate expenses, the newly widowed spouse feigned poverty and received thousands of dollars in donations from friends and extended family.
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The president's attacks also come after a string of controversies involving members of Mr. Trump's extended family and China, most of them unfolding after he was elected.
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Through economies of scale, large farms make it possible for members of the extended family to build sustainable careers, raise children, find downtime and continue a legacy.
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My parents died when I was young, and I lived with different extended family until the age of 15, when I became a ward of the court.
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Tobacco farms, childhood homes, a large extended family which included my older half sister; I could imagine all these, but I had no tangible connection to them.
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Bipartisan senators reached a deal last week on protecting the young immigrants, increasing border security funding and revising extended family migration rules and the visa "lottery" system.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking forward to extended family time towards the end of this month," a spokesperson for the couple said in November.
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Genealogists take those relatives' names and search through obituaries, birth certificates and other public documents to solve the puzzle that is building out an extended family tree.
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Raelyn said her immediate family knows she's part of the LGBTQ community, but her extended family who were at her home visiting for the holidays did not.
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The following year, Nancy Wexler made her first trip to Venezuela to study a large extended family, first described in 1955 by a Venezuelan doctor, Americo Negrette.
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And three decades worth of political donations have made the extended family a top contributor to the Republican Party of Kentucky, a wellspring of Mr. McConnell's power.
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She was the first person from her to family to leave home to attend college, and her conservative extended family criticized her for leaving home before marriage.
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Roger Briscoe, an usher at the church and a member of her extended family, stops to unfold a print-out of the latest article on the case.
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Much of his extended family is affiliated, and he describes a run-in he had in Compton when he was visiting with his girlfriend, model Tamia Blue.
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Before my father became this "monster," and before my friends and extended family started constantly staring at me with either pity or contempt, I had a happy childhood.
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But at the same time, I was criticized by some extended family members who didn't think it was OK for me—a young, unmarried woman—to leave home.
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But the event became more of an extended family affair, with Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and his wife Lara, and Tiffany Trump all joining the exclusive party.
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" She concluded: "Yesterday, along with my step sons and our combined extended family, we laid my beloved husband, soul mate and the patriarch of our family to rest.
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The artist's wife is perhaps an even more important link to the project, as she grew up in Kraków and much of her extended family still resides there.
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Word had reached them that three men were being held at home by members of their extended family, who were preparing to execute them for "shaming" the family.
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He was a Mormon for some time as a child while living in Las Vegas, and he still has extended family who are part of the Mormon Church.
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"David has made a personal decision to spend more time with his wife, children, and extended family in Los Angeles," the firm announced, seemingly out of the blue.
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As he grudgingly prepares for festive celebrations with his extended family, Juan hears a news report that the museum will close over the holidays and immediately phones Benjamín.
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And while it's widely used by millennials, it's really older Indians — people like my mother, her friends, and extended family — who've embraced it with striking passion and sincerity.
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For Jessica Simpson, her daughter Birdie Mae's birth on March 19 turned into "a bit of a party" at the hospital — thanks to her fun-loving extended family!
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Members of the Prime Minister's extended family were at the hotel when the bomb tore through the dining room, according to the ministry's South Asia director, Preeti Rahman.
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" Sources previously told PEOPLE that the Kardashian-Jenner family thought of Woods, 21, as more than Kylie Jenner's best friend — she was a member of their "extended family.
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She also wrote and starred in a one-woman show, "Wishful Drinking," which became a 2010 HBO special that included a riotous rundown of her extended family tree.
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It aims to do that mostly by reducing the number of family-based visas issued, in part by limiting the extended family members who qualify, including adult children.
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But I have noticed that when he is with peers or extended family, he overthinks things and worries about making the wrong choice in the eyes of others.
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On a trip to Chicago to visit extended family this past Thanksgiving, I went for a walk and returned to my aunt's house with my signature blue fingers.
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Leesen said many of the residents have expressed shock at the allegations because the area is small and those living there consider their neighbors to be extended family.
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It said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancée or other extended family members are not considered to be close relationships.
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Beth is still the absolute best character on the show, putting out fires in her own house and trying to manage those being set by her extended family.
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Later Thursday, Trump did not address DACA but repeated his call for Congress to end the diversity visa lottery and so-called "chain migration," or extended family sponsorship.
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During the fallout from Book One, he writes, members of his extended family in Norway threatened to take him to court, bitterly rejecting the book's version of events.
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Though Ms. Pratiwi was born in Jakarta, Indonesia, like many from the country she and her extended family traveled to their home village for holidays like Idul Fitri.
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Now my friends, go supply the egg nog, then ask your extended family what "Trump's America" means to them, sit back with a glass of wine and enjoy.
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Visas currently allocated to extended family members can be transitioned to a merit-based point system that provides extra points for family ties to a citizen or LPR.
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The Lombards raise sheep, but primarily they're an extended family of apple farmers, headed by two cousins, Jim and Sherwood, and a maiden-aunt type named May Hill.
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None of us in the extended family are doctors, much less specialists in autism, but we are all aware that early detection is the key to managing symptoms.
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He is now pushing Naim to come home from Iran, a trip that he and approximately 150 friends and extended family are planning to take in two months.
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And I remember at that point really thinking, Oh wow, what would my life be like in a South Asian patriarchal extended family if my mum wasn't there?
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Going on strike wasn't the same for Italians and migrants—as a migrant you're on your own, often without an extended family or support network to lean on.
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Fanta traveled to Gambia in early April to visit her extended family for the first time in eleven years to attend an annual prayer service in her village.
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Facebook, meanwhile, is supposedly readying for release its enterprise collaboration product, which essentially makes it easier to talk to co-workers and extended family members throughout the workday.
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Because we have a big extended family and friends often passing through on their way somewhere else, hardly a week goes by without guests in our guest room.
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With the help of extended family, he kidnaps his daughter and sends her to Pakistan, where she can be watched with surveillant strictness by her aunt and uncle.
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Some extended family members in towns not far away visit only sporadically because of the conflict; they cannot afford to have the older generation move in with them.
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A family photo from this time depicts my grandmother, her mother, and siblings with a large group of extended family -- all of whom would perish in the camps.
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Under the guidelines, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members are not considered close relations.
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But now state housing officials extol them: They provide affordable new housing, allow extended family members to live close by with privacy and can bring households additional income.
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Rather than going deep into a few key relationships, I have an ever-expanding collection of people in my life — extended family, younger friends, mentors of all ages.
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Your results are kept indefinitely, so when genetic matches appear, you'll even be able to discover extended family members and delve into the migration paths of your ancestors.
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"If you lose water, you lose everything," said Terry Henderson, whose extended family has been working land in the Converse County area as far back as the 1800s.
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His olive complexion, the unwanted result of a vacation in Hawaii with his extended family, was startling — not unlike seeing Santa Claus, if he suddenly lost 80 pounds.
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Thus they are all, as in Chaucer, pilgrims on their way to a shrine, or, as in Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying," an extended family crossing the landscape.
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