Identical twins are more alike than fraternal twins: They share 100 percent of their genes, while fraternal twins share only 50 percent.
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There's a gene for fraternal twins It's often assumed that twins run in families, but so far research only shows a link between genetics and fraternal twins.
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Researchers compared identical twins — who have virtually identical DNA — to fraternal twins, and in study after study the educational attainment of identical twins tended to be closer than that of fraternal twins.
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The fraternal kiss was a traditional greeting among socialist leaders.
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Misty May-Treanor is a mom again — to fraternal twins!
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He has a fraternal twin brother – who is a redhead!
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A previous version called it the American Mechanics Fraternal Association.
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The scheme doesn't work unless Jimmy feels genuine fraternal love.
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Cainthus's chief financial officer is David Hunt's fraternal twin, Ross.
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The researchers studied 250 identical twins and 280 fraternal twins.
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Identical twins are near matches, genetically; fraternal ones are not.
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That's the EU's fraternal solidarity the British are leaving behind.
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That's the case with one set of fraternal twins, too.
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CNN has reached out to Fraternal Order of Police Chicago.
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For fraternal female twins, that likelihood drops down to 25 percent.
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There are two types of multiples: monozygotic (identical) or dizygotic (fraternal).
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The fraternal face-off put the family in a difficult position.
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This isn't Nel's first suspension for a lack of fraternal behavior.
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It sits alongside a fraternal twin that is not carbon negative.
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A call to the Fraternal Order of Police was not returned.
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The Fraternal Order of Police typically leans Republican in federal races.
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The fraternal person is seeking harmony and fair play between individuals.
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At one point, it was the clubhouse for a fraternal order.
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As it turned out, the twins were neither fraternal nor identical.
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Other fraternal twins, like Ashton and Michael Kutcher, look notably less alike.
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Mr Xi visited Vietnam in November and woodenly intoned about fraternal solidarity.
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Nightclubs have long had an off-on relationship with the fraternal bond.
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There, Ilia expressed his "deep esteem and fraternal love" for the pope.
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Ironically, a fraternal show of brotherhood marks the end of the night.
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The Fraternal Order of Police also criticized Nike for the ad campaign.
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Those two years after university were the height of our fraternal youth.
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As a fraternal communist state, North Korea appealed to China for aid.
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As Above, So Below: Art of the American Fraternal Society, 1850–1930 by Lynne Adele and Bruce Lee Webb, published in November by the University of Texas Press, examines the art of the "golden age" of fraternal societies.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, and Richard Blumenthal, D-Connecticut: Jay McDonald, President of the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police and National Vice President of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), and Theresa Leonard, a survivor of child sex-traffickingSen.
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The twins are dizygotic, which is just the scientific term for fraternal twins.
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The twin stars are also more fraternal rather than identical, according to Teske.
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In this way, the Earth and the moon were a (fraternal) twin birth.
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And Mr Wang praised the pauk phaw (fraternal) warmth between the two countries.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump earned the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Overall, oral microbiomes were more similar between identical twins than between fraternal twins.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Seattle and Vancouver are like fraternal twins separated at birth.
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Exactly what is a fraternal society, and what do its members actually do?
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The club lost its tax-exempt status as a fraternal organization in 2010.
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It's our first glance at the fraternal twins, and, as expected, they're ridiculously adorable.
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If Tyrion betrays Daenerys by saving his brother, it would be for fraternal love.
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It's just like how ordinary fraternal twins can look completely different from each other.
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Fraternal Order of Police President John Teletchea described the attack as unprecedented and unacceptable.
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A Masonic temple is a meeting place for Masons, members of a fraternal organization.
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Three years later, they welcomed fraternal twins, Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace, via surrogate.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, which has defended Officer Proano's conduct, declined to comment.
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Then Leontes joins in, and the three dance together, the picture of fraternal affection.
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Beyond this fraternal link-up, for obvious reasons Chance remains an in-demand collaborator.
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Why are you so attracted to fraternal lodges, like the Order of the Lynx?
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He stumbles upon a Lynx Lodge and becomes completely enchanted by the fraternal organization.
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He served as treasurer of the Shomrim Society, a fraternal organization of Jewish officers.
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With their distinct DNAs, skiing and snowboarding are snow sports' fraternal, sometimes rival, twins.
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Moments before the fraternal murder-suicide, Darius tried to soothe his deeply damaged captor.
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He served as general counsel for the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization.
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The true subject of "Good Time" is fraternal love, passionately expressed and imperfectly demonstrated.
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She has a fraternal twin brother, but the two pursued very different paths growing up.
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Together, they looked like the gender-normative bedroom colors for a set of fraternal twins.
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The Aurora Fraternal Order of Police did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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In a rare genetic event, Muhl fused together with her fraternal twin in the womb.
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The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the powerful police union, claims the cops are "scapegoats".
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He has picked up endorsements from the federal police union, the Fraternal Order of Police.
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The video has already cost him the endorsement of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police.
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Not in the least, because this is a fraternal Europe of every man for himself.
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Engineers, the United Mine Workers, the Fraternal Order of Police—they have all endorsed Portman.
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But that epic of magic and monsters and fraternal friendship contains many slivers of romance.
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The Fraternal Order of Police Ohio Labor Council is representing Amiott in appealing the termination.
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Meanwhile, Nemo joins the "fraternal bond of Tankhood," and indulges escape plans of his own.
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Fraternal twins Christine and Keisha Ballard, 41, both started gaining weight in junior high school.
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Partially. I was brought up in a very fraternal order of Southern California college students.
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Or was he just another senator with presidential aspirations and a flare for fraternal invective?
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The National Fraternal Order of Police came out against the sanctuary cities bill this week.
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"We've perhaps broadened it into something that is fraternal and not necessarily sensual," she said.
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Even the two book covers are fraternal twins, each depicting a female face in triplicate.
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Studies comparing identical and fraternal twins find about half of IQ can be explained by genetics.
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Renn joins big brothers, fraternal twins Matteo and Valentino, 11, and big sister Lucia, 10 months.
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If these negotiations have achieved little else, they have at least united us in fraternal dismay.
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He has four brothers, one is his fraternal twin Maxim, who is also a professional boxer.
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He encounters a world that is free of responsibility yet constrained, occasionally fraternal and utterly segregated.
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Thirteen-year-old fraternal twins Nykiaya and Nykailyn Williams-Brown admit they have a special bond.
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The Nashville Fraternal Order of Police asked its members to not voluntarily work the concert there.
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East German communist leader Erich Honecker and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev embracing in the fraternal kiss.
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The bill has been endorsed by the National Sheriffs Association and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA) represents about 2,400 mechanics who maintain the carrier's Boeing 737 fleet.
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Tensing's union, the Fraternal Order of Police Ohio Labor Council, could not be reached for comment.
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Last month, the Fraternal Order of Police, the largest U.S. organization of its kind, endorsed Trump.
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Swedish researchers used a database of 35,035 identical and fraternal twins born between 1926 and 1996.
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David was one of four Koch brothers: Frederick, the oldest; Charles; and William, David's fraternal twin.
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles began in 1898 as a group of theater owners in Seattle.
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This was more than just the fraternal bond between firefighters and police officers; this was family.
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Gentle caresses, fraternal hugs and friendly pats on the back just aren't part of their vocabulary.
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Kevin Graham, president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, said the conviction will be appealed.
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Flesh and Blood Judging by literature, fraternal relationships aren't all heart-to-hearts and high fives.
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Chuck may soon be rediscovering fraternal love at the very moment that Jimmy has renounced it.
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Those twins are fraternal and had separate placentas — but both have microcephaly and other Zika complications.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police welcomed the parts of the report about training and promotion.
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The bill has been endorsed by the National Sheriffs' Association and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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You might follow Kirby Jenner, who pretends to be Kendall Jenner's fraternal twin brother on Instagram.
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" Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President Kevin Graham said Van Dyke has the union's "full support.
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My sons are fraternal twins and look as similar as any two brothers, but not alike.
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Webb also owns superb examples of banners trumpeting various fraternal societies' professed ideals; magic-lantern slides depicting fraternal symbols or allegorical scenes; and precisely printed color lithographs of such subjects as George Washington in his Freemason's apron or an iconic Rebekah, the biblical character chosen as the namesake for the degree the Odd Fellows created for their female members (in 1851, that fraternal society became the first in the US to invite women into its fold).
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This typically happens in utero when a one fraternal twin dies and is absorbed by the other.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police is fighting a proposed consent decree it considers heavily anti-police.
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Twins often have an inseparable bond, but Muhl and her fraternal twin are actually the same person.
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So what are all of these other women doing in the picture, these girlfriends, their fraternal twins?
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Rough Animals follows two fraternal twins on a remote Utah farm, bound together by a dark secret.
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And why are the young fraternal twins spending so much time whispering secrets to that billy goat?
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Pinkstone's attitude after the visit was converted from white-hot fury to a sense of fraternal understanding.
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"There is a fraternal coexistence between those who live in Ciudad Juarez and El Paso," he said.
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The man was discovered driving a 2009 Silver Nissan with Tennessee Fraternal Order of Police license plates.
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Matt, Amy and Zach have dwarfism, while Jeremy (Zach's fraternal twin), Molly and Jacob are average height.
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Raised in Austin, Texas, the fraternal twins grew up learning traditional stone carving methods from their father.
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"Growing up closeted and playing contact sports broke down the traditional fraternal relationship between boys," Castañeda explains.
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But one constant is a problematic contract between the police department and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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The other trees were dedicated to soldiers who had belonged to the fraternal organization Knights of Pythias.
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If you're unfamiliar with the difference, think of cold brew as traditional iced coffee's unhurried fraternal twin.
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The union, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, said it had grounded the planes because of safety concerns.
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Nonetheless, the text spread like fire, warping fraternal camaraderie into vulgar abuse that masked misogyny as patriotism.
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Attendees include members of Austrian right-wing fraternal societies, who wear pillbox hats to show their affiliation.
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There is a hint of fraternal tension with his brother, a co-worker named Johan (Simon Sears).
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If the twins are fraternal, you can tell them apart, but if they are identical, you can't.
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But as fraternal triplets, we are no more similar to each other than siblings of separate births.
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Six of them are fraternal sets, in which one baby got microcephaly, while the other appears unaffected.
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At the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police headquarters, Pownall supporters, including his family, spoke against the charges.
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Frances has a fraternal twin brother, Franklin, who played tennis last year for Salisbury University in Maryland.
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He was endorsed by a number of law enforcement organizations, including the national Fraternal Order of Police.
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Kendall and Kris Jenner are executive producing a series about the supermodel&aposs "fraternal twin brother" Kirby.
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It's a track called "False Alarm," and it's by a New York-based band called Fraternal Twin.
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In other cases someone might have shared the womb with a fraternal twin and absorbed their cells.
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When contacted by CNN, the Fraternal Order of Police Chicago Lodge 7 did not comment on the case.
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On Thursday, the Miami Fraternal Order of Police announced that they would be boycotting Beyoncé's concert in April.
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Moroccan and his fraternal twin sister, Monroe, accompanied their parents to Nickelodeon's 2017 Kids' Choice Awards in March.
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In addition, the bill has been endorsed by the National Sheriffs Association and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Then, they used a statistical technique to figure out the likelihood that the twins were identical or fraternal.
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Functional fingerprints appeared most similar between identical twins, followed by fraternal twins, nontwin siblings and, finally, unrelated participants.
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The Gretna Police Department and The Louisiana Fraternal Order of Police did not return CNN's calls for comment.
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The Miami Fraternal Order of Police, Javier Ortiz, however, has encouraged law enforcement officers to boycott the show.
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This is the show where fraternal twins have been in a decades-long committed relationship with three children.
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"Last night in LA," Faison, 42, wrote and also tagged his fraternal twins, son Dade and daughter Kaya.
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" The exhibition also included a fumoir, that is, a smoking room: "a fraternal thought for my fellow addicts.
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Years later, with his wife, Webb routinely bought fraternal items for their gallery's inventory and their personal collection.
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Mr. Deakin got a court order for a new DNA test, hoping the McNair brothers were fraternal twins.
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And "Lodge 49," about the collection of beautiful losers in a threadbare fraternal society in Long Beach, Calif.
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Dan Hils, the president of the local chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, which is representing him.
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The bishops' charter also contained no procedures for holding bishops accountable other than "fraternal correction" by fellow bishops.
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Certainly, nowhere in the world can Mr. Trump encounter a profounder fraternal spirit than among India's present rulers.
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Identical twins tended to have more similar intelligence test scores than fraternal twins, she and her colleagues found.
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You read A Separate Peace waiting for the teen protagonists to kiss (fraternal love, give me a break).
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CNN reached out to the Fraternal Order of Police lodge in Asheville and didn't receive an immediate comment.
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He's responded to Bevin's ads about immigration by citing his endorsement from the Fraternal Order of the Police.
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"I would suspect we're woefully short," said James Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police.
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Long interested in art and artifacts related to fraternal associations, the Webbs will present some of this material, too, in a tie-in with a new book by Bruce Lee Webb and Lynne Adele, As Above, So Below: Art of the American Fraternal Society, 1850-1930 (University of Texas Press).
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But Michael Madden, who runs "North Korea Leadership Watch", a blog, says tales of fraternal hostility have been overdone.
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All are members of the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization that counted Justice Scalia as a member.
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John George, president of the Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police, also believes the shooting was justified, he said.
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Several groups representing police officers and law enforcement — including the Fraternal Order of Police — have also backed the bill.
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Instead, these women say they were ritually humiliated and degraded in order to promote fraternal bonds between young men.
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Despite their difference in age, they would develop a close fraternal bond that lasted the rest of their lives.
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The man giving the affidavit was Gary Nolan, the vice president of the Knights' Fraternal Education, Training and Ceremonials.
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Other pro-law enforcement rulings by Hardiman include 2014 ruling on the Fraternal Order of Police (lodge 5) v.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest police union, declined to endorse any candidate for president in 2012.
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Christopher Burgos, president of the State Troopers Fraternal Association, reportedly asked the NFL to distance itself from the performance.
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The Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police did not immediately respond to a CNN request for comment Friday night.
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There's talk of Diaz challenging welterweight king Robbie Lawler, a fraternal rematch of Nick Diaz's 2004 win over Lawler.
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The bill was opposed by the Louisville Metro Police Department and the Kentucky State Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).
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Before joining the agency, he was an attorney for the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal and charitable organization.
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And, like any insular group, the Fraternal Order of Trump, when faced with allegations, circles the wagons ever tighter.
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A representative from the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police could not be reached for comment on the FBI investigation.
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In 1957, the Fraternal Order of the Police chose Phyllis as 'woman boxer and Beauty Queen of the year.
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In getting to know the Webbs, Adele learned that Bruce was a deeply knowledgeable collector of fraternal-lodge paraphernalia.
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In 403, he set up TwinsUK, a research registry that now includes more than 13,000 identical and fraternal twins.
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Neither Sergeant Destephan nor the fraternal order of police lodge responded immediately to requests for comment on Friday evening.
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The president of the Fraternal Order of Police testified in support of attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions's nomination hearing.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, the country's largest police organization, announced on Friday that it would support the bill.
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The greatest enemies of this voluntary, fraternal system were other doctors, specifically the medical profession's industry groups and publications.
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There are also six sets of fraternal twins, in which one twin has microcephaly, while the other appears unaffected.
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Rank and file Chicago cops, through the Fraternal Order of Police, called for an FBI investigation into Foxx's actions.
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After their discovery, researchers questioned whether sesquizygotic twins had just been going underreported, or wrongly identified as fraternal twins.
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Bret Oestreich is the national director of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), a craft specific, independent aviation union.
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The president of the Fraternal Order of Police testified in support of Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions's nomination hearing.
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A key endorsement of the effort from the Fraternal Order of Police also ultimately played a role in Trump's thinking.
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Miranda, general coordinator of the Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras (OFRANEH), said there were persistent threats to the community's existence.
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They are there to build fraternal bonds—in this case with the television presenter Billy Bush and their shared entourage.
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Its premise revolves around a Long Beach, California-based lodge maintained by a (fictional) fraternal order known as the Lynx.
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Maybe that's one reason the Fraternal Order of Police recently endorsed Donald Trump, despite his history of bigotry and birtherism.
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And that's where he can remind everyone of his endorsements from the Fraternal Order of Police and other police unions.
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Mark Michalec, president of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Fraternal Order of Police said the convention can be a "strain" for officers.
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The fraternal-twin votives come in black and white, and match the Elizabeth and James Nirvana Black and White perfumes.
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The role is more parental than fraternal; not typically saying yes or no, but helping make the best possible decisions.
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Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police organized a unified public demonstration against Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who the FOP calls "anti-police."
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"He's not a political guy," Jim Pasco, executive director of the national Fraternal Order of Police, told the Washington Post.
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As the Mayo Clinic explains, fraternal twins are the result of two eggs that are fertilized by two different sperm.
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The National Fraternal Order of Police accused Mr. Comey of saying the police officers were afraid of doing their jobs.
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" The Arizona Fraternal Order of Police also announced on Thursday that it has withdrawn its political endorsement of Mosley. "Rep.
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His own drug commission endorses the STOP Act as does the Fraternal Order of Police and many law enforcement agencies.
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The New York State Fraternal Order of Police estimates the BLA killed at least 22010 police officers during the era.
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Columbus Day became a national holiday in 1937 after much lobbying by the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization.
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John McNesby, president of the local Fraternal Order of Police, told the Philadelphia Inquirer the city is forcing Ross out.
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They offer Orville a generous sum in exchange for weaving advertisements into the flow of his fraternal heart-to-hearts.
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The art team is a convivial, fraternal bunch, with all hands on deck to help prepare for the new location rollout.
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Peacat identical twins have blue fur with purple stripes, and the fraternal twins have yellow or purple fur with blue spots.
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Visitation and services for Jackson will be on July 25 in Baton Rouge, according to the Louisiana Fraternal Order of Police.
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"Justice has been done," said Gene Ryan, president of the Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police, said after the charges were dropped.
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In keeping with the genetic-influence hypothesis, the brain ages of identical twins were more similar than those of fraternal twins.
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Players with usernames like AtomicRaven, IAmFleury'sHipCheck, and HABS share a fraternal bond over playing a 24-year-old video game online.
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The Supernatural star took to Instagram on Monday to share the first public photograph of his 5-week-old fraternal twins.
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Southwest and the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which has been in contract negotiations since 2012, are locked in an escalating battle.
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During the campaign, Trump worked hard to successfully win the support of the Fraternal Order of Police, the largest police union.
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China itself, in the early 1970s, abandoned its fraternal communist ally the Soviet Union for warmer relations with the United States.
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It was an incredibly rich journey through a singular artist's fascination with a unique fraternal order and its quixotic belief system.
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Its offer of fellowship in a fraternal order of the wounded gains appeal as injury increasingly becomes the polestar of identity.
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I just got today the, as you know, the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police, we just — just came in.
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And I just got today the — as you know, the endorsement of the fraternal order of police, it just came in.
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So if a condition is genetic, identical twins should look more like each other than fraternal twins look like each other.
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In this home-improvement show, the brothers and renovation gurus Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott turn their fraternal competitiveness into sport.
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"We have the Fraternal Order of Police and the A.C.L.U.," Mr. Durbin said, ticking off some of the bill's diverse backers.
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The problem, according to Barr, in a speech before the Fraternal Order of Police, isn't police violence but "anti-police" sentiment.
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And in a grand gesture of fraternal love, he flies to Wichita in order to connect Hollyhock with her mother, Henrietta.
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Once you get past the schtick that a pair of shipwrecked fraternal twins are somehow identical, there's a lot to adore.
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This moment of fraternal wisdom illuminates Larson's novel, and her images of the siblings' affectionate embraces are among the most memorable.
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Later studies showed that identical twins were more likely to share autism than were fraternal twins, which suggested a genetic basis.
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"I called them the fraternal twins, even though they were born three years apart," their mother, Laura Lynn Meek, told CNN.
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The Euclid Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 18, which had appealed the firing, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Furthermore, his partnership with the Georgetown task force was ostensibly based on some sort of fraternal bond with the Texas Rangers.
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So are the deadpan fraternal personae of Ms. Staats and Ms. Verson, contrasted with the grandstanding extroversion of Ms. Hill's Dave.
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We are going to continue walking toward that great ideal of living in a new, free, fair, democratic and fraternal homeland.
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Fraternal twins can look as similar or dissimilar as any other siblings — from features to size and height to hair color.
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In his statement, Prince Andrew clarifies that he and his brother have not, in fact, had a fraternal tiff about the princesses.
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Giraven identical twins have pink fur and blue spots, while the fraternal twins have either blue or pink fur with yellow spots.
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Their mother forbade them from fighting, which robbed fans of an epic rivalry—and kept the division trapped in a fraternal oligopoly.
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The Illinois Fraternal Order of Police praised the Aurora Police Department officers who were part of the initial response to the shooting.
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Masons say that theirs is a fraternal order of men who believe in a creator (the Great Architect) and do good works.
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Equally, the challenge in Leveller countries will be to maintain open, fraternal societies in the face of political and potentially economic volatility.
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"This'll throw you guys for a loop," Owen told his parents and fraternal twin brother Jarrod while they lounged by the pool.
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The masons are, one imagines, a reference to the Freemasons, a fraternal organization a number of conspiracy theorists ascribe outsized influence too.
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According to the authors, the siblings are a class of twins called sesquizygotic, something of a midpoint between fraternal and identical twins.
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The superstar's stadium tour kicks off April 27 in Miami, and the Miami Fraternal Order of Police has urged a boycott there.
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Michael McGivney, who created the Knights of Columbus fraternal Catholic group in 1882 and is being considered for sainthood by the Vatican.
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Nine-month-old Kalani inherited her mother's lighter complexion and blue eyes, while fraternal twin sister Jarani got her father's darker complexion.
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Two other unions -- The Federation Of Public Employees and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #53 -- have written letters in support of Israel.
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A Fraternal Order of Police guide on political activity for police officers indicates the sheriff's actions may have violated the Hatch Act.
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The difference in weight gain was even larger between fraternal twins, so dieters may also have a higher genetic tendency to gain.
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Attorney General William Barr gave a heated speech about being tough on crime to the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) this week.
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The secret this time is a scenario first understood — and then hidden — by America's oldest fraternal organization, the Society of the Cincinnati.
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These sibling pairs share the same upbringing and environment, but identical twins share all their DNA and fraternal twins only about half.
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This quiet drama about an optimistic surfer dude (Wyatt Russell) who stumbles upon a questionable fraternal order wraps up its first season.
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In Boston, he made the rounds of fraternal clubs and political dinners, his familiar Irish face beaming at St. Patrick's Day parades.
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" When he quit the group, he blamed "rumors and lies and terrible journalism" for undermining "the greatest fraternal organization in the world.
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That quaint, gossip-clotted town doesn't really exist, except in the imaginations of a fraternal pair identified only as One and Two.
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"He ought to stick to what he knows," James O. Pasco Jr. of the Fraternal Order of Police said at the time.
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Its primary subject is the fraternal relationship between the girls' fathers, Bassam Aramin, a Palestinian Muslim, and Rami Elhanan, an Israeli Jew.
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Indeed, some of our findings echoed a 2012 report issued by the Baltimore fraternal order that identified the need for sustainable reform.
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To determine whether this phenomenon might be more common than previously thought, Dr. Fisk reviewed genetic data from nearly 1,000 fraternal twins.
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One of the most robust findings recorded by scientists studying the origins of sexual orientation is something called the fraternal birth order effect.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that the newborns were twins, but no information was available on their gender or whether they were identical or fraternal.
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We already know that twins don't have to look alike, but these fraternal biracial twins are proving that differences can be beyond adorable.
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" The Knights of Columbus, a Roman Catholic fraternal organization, said Gorsuch would uphold religious freedoms "and the right to life of every person.
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McInnes published a video shortly afterward, saying he was quitting the group, yet defending it as "the greatest fraternal organization in the world."
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Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden attempted to justify the fatal shooting and said Fry had been in fear of his life.
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The South Bend chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police denounced the charges brought against Mr. Anello, saying that they should be dropped.
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So in celebration of the couple's happy news, here are 240 fascinating things you may not know about twins — identical, fraternal and otherwise.
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He teases that he and his fraternal twin brother, 39, may pull one a classic prank on the panel of judges this season.
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"This'll throw you guys for a loop," Owen, 37, told his parents and fraternal twin brother Jarrod while they lounged by the pool.
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He received the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police and other law enforcement organizations, who believed he would side with the police.
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Study details: The scientists studied 338 children total, grouped by their genetic similarities (identical twins, fraternal twins, unrelated, and those diagnosed with autism).
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The White House said Trump would nominate Kenneth Charles "Chuck" Canterbury, currently president of the National Fraternal Order of Police, to the post.
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Subaru's Impreza 5-Door is an excellent value at $20,355, and its fraternal twin, the Crosstrek ($23,710), adds ground clearance and protective cladding.
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The two sides announced the tentative contract agreement late Saturday after six years of negotiations between Southwest and the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association.
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But on Monday, Sessions raised the specter of a war against police on America's streets as he addressed the Fraternal Order of Police.
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As fraternal entrepreneurs, the Safdies are considerably more successful than the Nikas boys, having made a host of inquisitive movies, short and long.
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Acosta shared that he was visiting the National Fraternal Order of Police in Chicago, thanking the group on Twitter for extending an invitation.
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There is a fraternal order of Trump supporters, mostly made up of the white men who constitute the hard core of his base.
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Built in 1910, the structure once served as a meeting hall and bar for the Sons of Norway, a fraternal organization of immigrants.
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"These restrictions that had been imposed went too far," Sessions told a meeting of the Fraternal Order of Police in Nashville on Monday.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, the largest police union in the U.S., gave candidate Donald J. Trump one of his highest-profile endorsements.
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In fact, in 2012 it was a major shock when the Fraternal Order of Police didn't endorse the Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney.
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Jim Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said members of his organization report declines in the number of applicants.
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He also testified that in 2015, he and Officer Koncewicz were recognized at a gathering of a police fraternal organization, the Honor Legion.
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The 1927 building, built for the fraternal organization Knights of the Maccabees, has a limestone exterior and is owned by Wayne State University.
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The Panthers murdered a NYPD cop in 1981 ... an incident specifically called out by the President of the Fraternal Order of Police chapter.
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Identical twins, who share 100 percent of their genes, are genetically more like each other than fraternal twins, who share only 50 percent.
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The people who built the conservative legal establishment built a community over several decades — with deep roots and strong fraternal and professional bonds.
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Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 is offering a $5,000 reward for information that could lead to an arrest, according to WPVI.
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Now known as Phi Beta Kappa, it long ago abandoned its fraternal secrecy in favor of its current character as an honor society.
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While her baby girl, Riley, squirmed and babbled and crawled through the first year of her life, her fraternal twin, Maxwell, was different.
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On Baseball On April 2, 2001, a few hours apart in Denver and Seattle, the major league careers of fraternal twins were born.
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In this season's other death match — the fraternal one — Jimmy is cuffed, fingerprinted and incarcerated after the Chuck presses breaking-and-entering charges.
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So far, his sister — like the other fraternal twins without obvious brain damage — appears unimpaired, but doctors are monitoring her and the others.
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Neither Paul Siegrist, an attorney for Suiter's widow, nor the detective's union, the Fraternal Order of Police, could be reached for comment Tuesday.
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James O. Pasco Jr., executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said officers were particularly concerned with the administration's early talk.
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Fraternal -- or dizygotic -- twins form from two eggs that have been fertilized by two of the father's sperm, producing two genetically unique siblings.
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The show will chronicle the daily life of Kirby Jenner, the "fraternal twin brother of Kendall" who runs a popular Instagram parody account.
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Carl Anderson is CEO of the Knights of Columbus, the world's largest Catholic fraternal service organization, and a New York Times bestselling author.
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Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police announced it had filed with the DOJ on Tuesday ... immediately following the announcement Jussie would not stand trial.
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He has an old-time face that you'd expect to see in a black and white Fraternal Order of Eagles photo from 1917.
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And then there are other chimeras who have had a twin in the womb and that twin, maybe a fraternal twin, didn't survive.
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In August, Attorney General Jeff Sessions told attendees at the National Fraternal Order of Police conference that Obama went "too far" in his ban.
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The order does not directly address a federal "Blue Lives Matter" law, versions of which have been pushed by the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Kevin Graham, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said via email that he had "no faith" in the inspector general or the report.
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They do regularly collaborate on songwriting: The two co-wrote Jordan's new single, and another fraternal co-write will appear on Jacob's upcoming album.
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But the intern had told their mother that the boys had been delivered in separate amniotic sacs and had to be fraternal, Bruce explained.
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Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, which represents 325,000 law enforcement officers nationwide, wrote a letter to congressional leaders on Tuesday.
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Southwest and the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents some 2,400 mechanics at the low-cost carrier, have been in contract negotiations since 2012.
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On Tuesday, Al-Sabah was heading to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on a "fraternal visit" to mediate in the crisis, according to the news agency.
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On the heels of all the charges being dropped against Jussie earlier Tuesday, the Fraternal Order of Police in Chicago is asking the Dept.
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Patrick Murray, the first vice president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, decried the panel's decision, saying the four officers did nothing wrong.
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Through the afternoon Jocko settled down by very slow degrees, and the next day he was his obnoxious, overly fraternal, scary former self again.
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Trump met with the local Fraternal Order of Police in Iredell County, N.C. Before the meeting Trump visited a gun range with the officers.
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" The Proud Boys call themselves "a pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world; aka Western Chauvinists.
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Scenes like this one showcase the easy fraternal interplay between Mr. Byers and his fellow actors Jussie Smollett (Jamal) and Bryshere Y. Gray (Hakeem).
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Law enforcement groups like the Fraternal Order of Police and the business community came out in support of second chances for those leaving prison.
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The president of the Arkansas Fraternal Order of Police said they don't have a chapter in England and he wasn't aware of the incident.
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The president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 85033, Eddison Ricketts, wrote Israel on Saturday to assure him the union supports him.
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Identical twins, who share the same set of genes, tended to have more similar track records in school than did fraternal twins, researchers found.
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Perhaps Cornell described Gris as "a warm fraternal spirit" because the painting shows a man in the midst of tinkering with a wooden box.
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The comparison of identical and fraternal twins is frequently used to study the degree to which a trait is genetic as opposed to environmental.
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Jim Pasco is the legislative advocacy director for the Fraternal Order of Police, an organization of over 325,000 members in law enforcement across America.
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"The directive was released to keep officers safe during this public-health crisis," said John McNesby, the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 president.
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On the one hand, the richest resident of Manhattan and more visible of the fraternal owners of Koch Industries did a lot of good.
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Leaders of Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police, the union representing rank-and-file officers, declined to comment, saying they had not reviewed the indictment.
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Except most of the positions in the document are positions the Fraternal Order of Police has advocated for in the past in the past.
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At the announcement, Sessions told the Fraternal Order of Police that this move shows that Donald Trump supports law enforcement and is tough on crime.
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Marsai Martin has been making people laugh ever since she landed her first acting gig as fraternal twin Diane on the ABC comedy black-ish.
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Additionally, LMPD officers don't have to submit to interviews by Harvey, per a clause in the River City Fraternal Order of Police collective bargaining agreement.
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It's full of evidence of the kingdom's long, fraternal relationship with the US, which started a year after the formation of Saudi Arabia in 1932.
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Clarke's most recent Twitter post from Thursday afternoon showed him posing with law enforcement officers at the National Fraternal Order of Police convention in Nashville.
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Roosevelt Len Poplar, a vice president of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 5, told CNN that the union is not representing Holmes.
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But the endorsement of the bill by the Fraternal Order of Police —"the world's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers" — went a long way.
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After the nuclear deal, the Pope said he hoped it would be the start of "a definitive step toward a more secure and fraternal world".
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Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, announced the change at a gathering of the Fraternal Order of Police, who had lobbied hard to overturn the restrictions.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police and a suburban police chiefs association called for Foxx's resignation after holding votes of no confidence on April 4.
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The Imagine Dragons frontman, 29, and his wife, musician Aja Volkman, welcomed fraternal twin daughters on Tuesday, March 28, his rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, the largest police union in the U.S., gave candidate Donald J. Trump one of his highest-profile endorsements in September.
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Jim Pasco, executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police, America's largest police union, doesn't think police violations of civil rights is a major problem.
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But even Mr. Castro, with his revolutionary credentials and fraternal connections, could not pull off all of the changes he had set out to make.
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On Tuesday, he went to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on a "fraternal visit" to mediate in the crisis, according to the state-run Kuwait News Agency.
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While the central character discovers that he has, perhaps inevitably, an evil twin, the fraternal bonding that ensues isn't despicable as much as simply tiresome.
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Facebook also hosts pages dedicated to the Fraternal Order of the Alt-Knights, a new-ish subdivision of the Proud Boys and its paramilitary wing.
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The order was announced Monday, when Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered a speech to the national conference of the Fraternal Order of Police in Tennessee.
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The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) of Ohio, which boasts a membership of more than 22019,000, endorsed Portman, citing the incumbent's commitment to the community.
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This fraternal bond is what has elevated Desert Hearts from a party and crew into a living, breathing community that adds members with every performance.
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Couch, 20, and fiancé Jeffrey Presler, 353, welcomed daughters Darla and Dalanie on June 17 – her third set of naturally-conceived fraternal twins since 2014.
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" The Proud Boys describe themselves as "a pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world; aka Western Chauvinists.
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Related: If Megan Fox Was the 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' We Investigated Kendall Jenner's Secret Fraternal Twinstagrammer The Grotesque Celebrity Caricatures of Rob Hren
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On March 8th, former prosecutors held an event at the Fraternal Order of Police lodge to honor the thirty-one prosecutors whom Krasner had fired.
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The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), which represents over 325,000 law enforcement officers in the U.S., said the digital assailants had cracked the organization's website.
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Phil and Steve Mahre, fraternal twins who were born four minutes apart, were considered to be two of the greatest ski racers of all time.
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The Fraternal Order of Police — the nation's biggest police union boasting a membership of 330,000 — released a statement immediately after Trump's executive order on Jan.
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Baltimore city and police officials support the proposed agreement, while the National Fraternal Order of Police said Justice officials needed more time to review it.
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" The Proud Boys labels itself as "a pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world; aka Western Chauvinists.
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Indeed, when FBI Director Comey advanced his "chill wind" theory, the Fraternal Order of Police caught the less-than-flattering implication and voiced their disapproval.
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Williams then rattled off some stats from the investigation: The Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police, as you might imagine, is not too happy about this.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, usually a Republican group, endorsed her, and she won the race with more than seventy per cent of the vote.
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"Like any government program, there can be found instances of abuse," Fraternal Order of Police president Chuck Canterbury wrote last year in the Daily Caller.
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The mechanics, who are members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, have cited safety concerns as the reason for taking the aircraft out of service.
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Southwest said there was no common theme among the maintenance issues, which followed the latest round of negotiations with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA).
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"Nobody at FOP buys the criminal justice reform rhetoric," Martin Preib, the No. 2 at the local Fraternal Order of Police, said in an interview.
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In the interview with the Austrian state channel ORF, Mr. Putin said that Russia's ties to such parties were merely fraternal, with no strategic motive.
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Just when you thought there was nothing left to learn about the Kardashian clan, a secret fraternal twin of Kendall Jenner reveals himself on Instagram.
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All four were "in good spirits" when visited by a union representative on Saturday, said Robert Swartzwelder, president of the Pittsburgh Fraternal Order of Police.
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"Shakespeare in Love" star Joseph Fiennes told The Guardian in 2016 that he shares a special bond with his fraternal twin brother Jacob, a conservationist.
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He is also a former partner at a major law firm, and served as general counsel for the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization.
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The legislation, which contains exceptions for hunting, is supported by the Humane Society Legislative Fund, the National Sheriffs' Association and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Jim Pasco, the executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police, rebuked Mr. Obama for not being "helpful" in discussing police tactics from his vacation.
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A 2006 study found that identical twins (which come from the same egg) had more similar tastes between siblings than fraternal twin pairs (two eggs).
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He then founded the Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights (FOAK), promoting ideas like white genocide within the group, as well as encouraging harassment and/or violence.
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"Our officers are entitled to due process just like any other citizen," Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5 President John McNesby said in a statement.
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Shorten, a fraternal twin who was raised in the suburbs of Melbourne, graduated from Monash University with a law degree and later became a union organizer.
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Jason Van Dyke will earn $12 an hour working as a "jack-of-all-trades" for the Fraternal Order of Police, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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Twins are more likely to be left-handed About one in five twins, both fraternal and identical, are left-handed, according to a 1996 Belgian study.
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The movies are fraternal twins, a pair of deceptively astringent women's midlife crisis movies set on opposite sides of a divide between having children and not.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, the largest police union, told Trump in a meeting last month that they were concerned the cuts could threaten public safety.
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The first thing fraternal twins Danielle Grant and Kim Abraham want to make clear is that their original due dates (April 22) were the same day.
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Kendall Jenner's massive media presence dominates billboards, advertisements, and social media so thoroughly that you may not have noticed her fraternal twin, Kirby, in the backround.
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And although a recent hack of the Fraternal Order of the Police (FOP) was legitimate, some of the types of files included were already published online.
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The posting by Mr Nazir, whose previous fraternal remarks have been more private, show that discomfort over the 1MDB affair is spilling over into Malaysia's elite.
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Related: If Instagram Ran on Windows 95... This Is What Happens When You Repost an Instagram Photo 90 Times We Investigated Kendall Jenner's Secret Fraternal Twinstagrammer ...
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This is noodly, formless music, and there isn't even much separating the gamble and oddments of the gamble — they're more like fraternal twins than distinct projects.
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"He ought to stick to what he knows," James O. Pasco Jr., executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said in a telephone interview.
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Their correspondence is clearly a remarkable trove of art world gossip, fraternal feeling and critical insight, and it provides this film its emotional and intellectual grounding.
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The ads highlight Portman's recent endorsements by the United Mine Workers of America, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters and the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio.
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Mr. Moody, the retired Las Vegas officer who also is the president of the Las Vegas Fraternal Order of Police, represents the reverse side that vigilance.
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Tim Finley, who could well be a member of the Fraternal Order of Real Beard Santas, was decked from head to toe in Chargers-branded apparel.
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To see if the phenomenon might be more common than doctors believed, the Gabbett team examined an international database of 968 fraternal twins and their parents.
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In March, the Fraternal Order of Police made sure Jason Van Dyke was still taken care of, hiring him as a janitor as he awaited trial.
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When officers are dispatched, they may be provided information that is not totally accurate, said Chuck Canterbury, the national president of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Key is national director of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), which represents 3,000 aircraft maintenance technicians and related employees actively involved in the aviation industry.
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David Trend, the president of the local Fraternal Order of Police, which represents the interests of police officers, could not be reached by telephone on Tuesday.
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It was a sharp-dressed elder statesman whose fraternal twin, the Coliseum, became known as much for leaking sewage as for its M.L.B. and N.F.L. teams.
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"My fraternal embrace and endearing solidarity with the relatives of the victims of the fatal fire in Guayaquil," President Lenín Moreno posted on Twitter on Friday.
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Twins share the same environment, so if a trait is genetic, identical twins will look more like each other in that trait than fraternal twins do.
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Race appears to open a chasm in one of the relationships, but it turns out that no union — interracial or endogamous, fraternal or romantic — is safe.
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In studies of twins, if one is transgender, the other is far more likely to also be transgender if they are identical, rather than fraternal twins.
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For example, a number of studies have shown that identical twins, who share the same genes, tend to have more similar life spans than fraternal twins.
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But Mr. Perez's hard-charging style drew the ire of union leaders, including James O. Pasco Jr., the national president of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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But in six other sets of fraternal twins in Brazil, including the original case, one twin is seriously impaired while the other appears to be healthy.
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"No officer worth his badge would say 'no investigations' if an investigation is warranted," James Pasco, executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police, told me.
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"We can't have people who have been arrested, their victims are not being counted for," Fraternal Order of Police president Kevin Graham told CNN affiliate WLS.
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On Saturday, the Al-Azhar mosque released a statement declaring Monday's meeting as "historic" and praised the "deeply fraternal relationship" between its leader and the pope.
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Just two months before charges were brought, Herbert penned a piece for Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police magazine about officers and the use of video against them.
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It's the world's largest gathering of twins — thousands of identical pairs (as well as fraternal twins and other multiples) gather to celebrate this special kind of siblinghood.
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Kim Deachilla, a spokeswoman for Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police, expressed concern in a statement about how the State's Attorney Office determined which cases to vacate.
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"This'll throw you guys for a loop," the "American Country Love Song" crooner told his parents and fraternal twin brother Jarrod while they lounged by the pool.
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Political gridlock in Springfield is also a factor, said Joe Moon, president of the Illinois Troopers Lodge 1003 Fraternal Order of Police, the union representing state troopers.
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A state representative who is supported by the local Fraternal Order of Police introduced legislation that will conceal the names of those officers unless they've been indicted.
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It turns out that his Min Kamp is meant to be Mein Kampf's fraternal twin, and proof that the evil of their shared birthright can be overcome.
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The leadership of the Fraternal Order of Police, which reports a membership of 330,000 sworn officers, has focused instead on the racial component of last week's crime.
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However, the vision "Virile" offers is a far more truthful account as to what the fraternal bond created in the dark of the nightclub is actually like.
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Despite some initial concerns, the Fraternal Order of Police stood behind it, and Canterbury participated in several events at the White House focused on law enforcement issues.
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Reform has "been DOA for generations," said James Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, the lobbyist arm for police unions across the country.
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Campbell told Trump at the event that the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police had endorsed him and would encourage the national organization to do the same.
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But anyone who has ever read a footballer's autobiography will understand that the true purpose of the job is not so much functional as it is fraternal.
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Dr. Marjorie Greenfield, the obstetrics and gynecology chief at University Hospital's Case Medical Center in Cleveland, said that fraternal twins are conceived when two eggs are released.
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Thursday afternoon Clarke posted a picture of himself on Twitter "(i)n Nashville for National Fraternal Order of Police convention," leaving no hint of his imminent resignation.
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Patients were referred mostly by a network of labor organizations and fraternal groups, many of them Jewish, that supported the hospital through donations, spokeswoman Donna McArdle says.
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The outcry from officials in states with restrictive gun laws, many police chiefs and the U.S. Fraternal Order of Police (to which I belong), has been vociferous.
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The former couple began dating in 1997 when Askey was a nursing student and Faison was "broke," and welcomed their fraternal twins two years later in 1999.
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Briefs in support of Pinehurst were filed by Taser, the National Fraternal Order of Police and the Southern States Police Benevolent Association, a union representing 30,000 officers.
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Their distinct lusts, which may have alienated gay and straight men from each other in the past, inspire the ultimate gesture of fraternal connection: a fist bump.
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"We are more than certain that they too will be found without guilt," Gene Ryan, president of the Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police, told a press conference.
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The Korean Central TV has a documentary with English voiceover on the visit, now on YouTube, and it's a fascinating look at an alternate, fraternal Socialist universe.
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Among the other artists contributing work to the release are Bristolian producer Shanti Celeste, London-based fraternal duo Chaos In The CBD, Tokyo's Yoshinori Hayashi, and more.
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Recently, the network Earwolf decided to take the duo's fraternal banter and make it into a podcast, an episode of which they'll be taping on Sunday night.
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Further fueling optimism about the legislation's future, last week the Fraternal Order of Police issued a statement in support of the bill, specifically endorsing its sentencing reforms.
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In this study, when it came to the number of cavities, fraternal twins looked just as much like each other as identical twins looked like each other.
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Chuck Canterbury, president of the national Fraternal Order of Police, said there was concern about whether the changes would result in a generation of ill-prepared officers.
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The mostly white good old boys of the Bang-a-Rang feel their long-held privileges, and the sanctity of their fraternal bond, are under unfair assault.
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Jim Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said heightened media attention and the ubiquity of cell phones have fueled recent firings and resignations.
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Perhaps this was never in doubt, seeing as the two men have forged a strong fraternal bond as both Senate contemporaries and alumni of the Obama administration.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to announce the changes to the program on Monday when he speaks at a Fraternal Order of Police conference in Nashville.
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Nonidentical or fraternal twins share 50 percent of their DNA, so stark differences between identical and nonidentical twins suggest that those traits are strongly influenced by genes.
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Before the birth of the modern welfare state as we known it, fraternal societies were an important source of the kinds of benefits today associated with government.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and the police chiefs associations voted more than a week after Foxx's office dropped all charges against actor Jussie Smollett.
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In her short career, Ms. Ayón developed a virtuoso style of monumental printmaking and took as her subject myths of the Afro-Cuban fraternal society called Abakuá.
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Mostly, the reforms take aim at protections currently written into Maryland law and police contracts, which unions like the Fraternal Order of Police push so strongly for.
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Organizations filing amici in favor of the CTA also include The National Fraternal Order of Police, the National Women's Law Center, and more than 70 civil rights groups.
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This latest iteration has garnered support from groups on all sides of the political spectrum, as well as the largest law enforcement organization, the Fraternal Order of Police.
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The lawsuit stems from a November 2017 incident ahead of the Memorial Mass to honor deceased members of the Vulcan Society, a fraternal organization of black FDNY firefighters.
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One zygote fertilized by one sperm can split into three, according to American Pregnancy, or one of two zygotes can split, creating two identicals and one fraternal multiple.
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That's because federal financial aid rules require colleges to ratchet back need-based aid when students win money from "outside" sources such as corporations, nonprofits and fraternal organizations.
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As with the Gulf Co-operation Council, another trading bloc that has failed to deliver at the other end of the Arab world, practice rarely matches fraternal ideals.
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A Vietnamese couple recently took their 2-year-old fraternal twins for DNA testing and discovered that while they have the same mother, they shockingly have different fathers.
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The settlement, achieved through an international panel of arbitrators, may have averted a trans-Atlantic war and, says Mr Chernow, "launched a new fraternal relationship of great consequence".
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Chuck Canterbury, national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest police union, said Trump's "off the cuff comments" are taken "too literally" by news media.
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The roundup took on a life of its own over the years and now serves as the year's biggest fundraiser for Sweetwater's local Jaycee's group, a fraternal organization.
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"We're aware of the dismissals and disappointed that our officers will be terminated without due-process," John McNesby, president of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5, said Thursday.
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" 43rd President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush's fraternal daughters have a connection like any other and like many twins, share their "own, unspoken language.
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Fraternal twins happen when two different sperm cells fertilize two different eggs, creating two different zygotes, both of which end up implanted in the uterus as developing embryos.
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Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police President Dan Hils said he felt sick when he heard about the proclamation, but that Cranley appeared to own up to the error.
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The soccer star is father to son Cristiano Jr., 7, and fraternal twins — who are reportedly named Mateo and Eva Maria — whom he welcomed via surrogate in June.
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During the chase, Delke yelled for Hambrick to drop the weapon he was carrying, which was a 9 mm pistol, according to the Nashville Fraternal Order of Police.
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The National District Attorneys Association, the Fraternal Order of Police, the National Conference of State Legislatures and the U.S. Conference of Mayors are among those who signed on.
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"The members feel as though the city has turned its back on police in many ways," Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Martin Preib told a local CBS affiliate.
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As Above, So Below: Art of the American Fraternal Society, 1850–1930 by Lynne Adele and Bruce Lee Webb is out now from the University of Texas Press.
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That fraternal thing, where you'll protect this person no matter what, and you can be evil with this person and competitive because you guys just have a connection.
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The outburst was intended for 10-year-old fraternal quadruplet brothers, who have achieved notoriety for posting music to their ZN8tion Instagram account, which boasts over 143,000 followers.
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When an identical male twin owned a dog, there was a 29 percent likelihood that his twin did, compared with only an 18 percent likelihood for fraternal males.
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In a new ad being released Thursday, Portman taunts Strickland for losing the support of the Ohio Teamsters and the state's Fraternal Order of Police, among other organizations.
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Black spaces and halls, predecessors to black-owned bars, were established as a result of segregation, and many were owned by benevolent societies, social clubs or fraternal organizations.
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Rondell Lance, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge in Asheville, told CNN that the videos showed that Taube acted properly and appropriately given the situation.
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The president of Lodge 89 of the Fraternal Order of Police, which represents Prince George's County officers, did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Tuesday night.
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In 1964, Mr. Bean also helped found the Sons of the Desert, an international fraternal organization devoted to the films and lives of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
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Mr. Kim "conveyed his sincere feelings of wanting to share the suffering and trial of the fraternal Chinese people and to render help even a bit," it said.
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The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), a massive police union that claims over 330,000 members, released a letter earlier this week opposing the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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The National Sheriffs' Association and the Fraternal Order of Police have called on him to reconsider the administration's new restrictions on military equipment for local police, for example.
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The 36-year-old former tennis star and longtime partner Enrique Iglesias welcomed their first children together — fraternal twins named Nicholas and Lucy — over the weekend, according to TMZ.
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The Fraternal Order of Police explained its rationale behind the hiring decision in a statement, saying it had reached the decision to help the Van Dyke family weeks ago.
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The fraternal surprise arrives in the final seconds of "Brothers" — as all good This Is Us surprises do — and it only gives us more questions, rather than any answers.
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The fraternal sextuplets — three boys and three girls named Blu, Layke, Tag, Rawlings, Rayne, and Rivers — were born at just under 30 weeks' gestation at Huntsville Hospital in December.
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An identical and fraternal twin study published in Behavior Genetics suggests that 60 percent of differences in men's desire for new, unusual, and risky experiences ("sensation seeking") is heritable.
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It is only a matter of time before some fresh affront, probably to do with China's claims in the South China Sea, strains those old fraternal ties still further.
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The Fraternal Order of Police has asked for a 15 percent base pay increase and a reduction in the number of steps needed for officers to reach full pay.
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For nearly a quarter of a century, while John enacted one scene after another of fraternal dominance, the quiet, stolid Will was doing far more than merely taking orders.
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And in a town in Ohio that was founded by twins, an event honoring identical and fraternal twins just celebrated its twin centennial, its 200th year of honoring twins.
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Portman has already received the endorsements of three other unions: The United Mine Workers of America, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters and the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio.
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The lawsuit against the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association called the action illegal and said that it would cause "irreparable injury" to Southwest and the public if it wasn't stopped.
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" Fraternal Order of Police President Kevin Graham, in a statement, said the proposed decree "is politically motivated and threatens both public safety and the well-being of our members.
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The Fraternal Order of Police has said that Officer Proano was trying to protect a passenger who was partly out of the car, fearing that he was being dragged.
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" On the questionnaire, Wilkie was asked to list "all memberships that you have held in professional, social, business, fraternal, scholarly, civic, or charitable organizations in the last ten years.
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"We are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and that demand a thorough investigation," Barr told a Fraternal Order of Police conference Monday.
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"Quite frankly, they are just being thrown into the mix and there isn't any training," said Michael Shalton, president of the U.S. Park Police (USPP) Fraternal Order of Police.
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"He wasn't dropping the knife, and he was coming at the officer," a spokesman for the Fraternal Order of Police told the reporters who soon converged on the scene.
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Five of the officers face internal disciplinary trials in the fall and winter, Michael Davey, a lawyer for the Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police confirmed to the Baltimore Sun.
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"This fraternal kiss of Europe and America across space," the French actress Sarah Bernhardt transmitted in a message from London in 1907, "is the most poetic manifestation of science."
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The leader of the National Fraternal Order of Police told The Hill that the Democrat sent a signal through her staff that she wouldn't be seeking the union's endorsement.
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The Fraternal Order of Police came out in support of the proposal, saying in a statement to Philadelphia media outlets that the efforts are meant to keep officers safe.
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In a speech to the Fraternal Order of Police in Nashville, Mr. Sessions said Mr. Obama had made it harder for the police to protect themselves and their neighborhoods.
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Russians would do well to ask: If Ukrainians (whom Russians consider "fraternal," if lesser, Russians) can live well in a law-abiding and truly European state, why can't we?
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This is nonetheless a homecoming destination for Tom's daughters, fraternal twins in their mid-20s named Joey (Eboni Booth) and Ray (Lilli Cooper), who grew up in the area.
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Krasner's support for reform led to big-time opposition from the criminal justice establishment — including the police union, the Fraternal Order of Police — during the primary and general election.
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The 27-year-old first began to play around with her style to distinguish herself from her fraternal twin sister, with whom she had to coordinate outfits for years.
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Researchers from the UK and Norway then compared the results from identical twins (who share DNA) with fraternal twins, who share around half of the genes that make people different.
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The Hamilton-Middletown Journal-News reports a Franklin Township trustee says the bronze plaque on a five-ton rock is now on property at a Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge.
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In Atlanta in the 1910s she was a member of a sororal order, Daughters of America, an anti-immigration organization associated with the American Protective Association and many fraternal orders.
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What's clear now is that "Better Call Saul," at least for the time being, is mostly a law-firm drama with psychological wrinkles and a hearty helping of fraternal intrigue.
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Clue(s) of the Day for me were "What isn't working?" for ME TIME, "Following the beat?" for ON PATROL and the fraternal twin clues at 47- and 49 Down.
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Some carried the neo-Nazi Celtic cross symbol, and a handful had white nationalist slogans like "White Europe of fraternal nations" and "Europe will be white or deserted," Gazeta reported.
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Fraternal twins might, if the women in a particular family share some genetic trait that makes them more likely to release two eggs during an ovulation cycle instead of one.
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The couple began dating in 1997 when Askey was a nursing student and Faison was "broke," and welcomed fraternal twins — son Dade and daughter Kaya — two years later in 1999.
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It's worth noting that Trump's aggressive rhetoric condemning the Black Lives Matter movement earned him the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police—the largest police union in the country.
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The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Donald Trump, but black police associations did not, demonstrating that the debate over race and policing is not a simple Black Lives Matter vs.
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"There were many red flags that both the school and the fraternal organization ignored which ultimately led to my client being sexually assaulted," attorney Jeff Herman says in the release.
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There are still more that exist that we don't have access to, that we've not been provided by the city, because of the injunction by the Fraternal Order of Police.
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The Fraternal Order of Police — a major law enforcement group — gave the bipartisan criminal justice reform deal a big boost at the end of last week by endorsing the bill.
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If convicted, Brown faces up to three years in prison, NBC Chicago reported, though Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police has pushed for an increase in his charges to include murder.
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" In a statement, Ramaphosa said he had called and congratulated Mnangagwa and expressed a commitment to "enhance the historical, political and fraternal relations which exist between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
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Anthony Comstock's zealous crusade against vice, the uptick in fraternal lodges and the Knights of Labor: All these were responses to what seemed challenges to the sanctity of the home.
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Via Apollo Magazine Related: It's Art: Wax Sculpture of Conjoined, Nude Brangelina Hits eBay Meet Ronald McDonald Trump and Other Celebrity Portrait Hijacks We Investigated Kendall Jenner's Secret Fraternal Twinstagrammer
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And taking care of each other means finding space for each other, whether on the planet, in our communities, or in a mystical fraternal order with a quasi-alchemical bent.
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But this comic-melancholy hangout is most worth watching for its generous portraits of the strivers and losers at and around a fraternal lodge in down-and-out Southern California.
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The former chief said she faced especially deep hostility from "members of a highly influential fraternal organization," which she declined to name, who resisted her efforts to change the department.
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The bill includes the creation of "fraternal" funds backed by farmers themselves to finance activities in the sector, help provide credit guarantees and to collectively renegotiate and pay down debt.
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Same-sex attraction appears to run in families, and identical twins are more likely to be aligned in their sexuality than either fraternal twins or other siblings, noted the researchers.
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Pity the title character in "The Astonished Woodchopper" who finds himself — while eavesdropping like "a dowsing rod, having located water" — in the crossfire of a fraternal argument at a wedding.
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Things start to turn around — at least in Dud's eyes — when he ends up in front of a shabby fraternal lodge that introduces him to a friendly group of oddballs.
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Chuck Canterbury, national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, cited an October 2015 Department of Justice report that documented an increase in ambush-style attacks from 1990 to 2013.
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In comments to media, Chuck Canterbury, national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, the country's largest police union, suggested cops should be shielded from attacks in hate crime legislation.
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"These restrictions that had been imposed went too far," U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions told a meeting of the Fraternal Order of Police union in Nashville, Tennessee, earlier on Monday.
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When Broadly reached out to the fraternal organization's national chapter, which is named in the lawsuit as a defendant, its executive director Jason Walker contradicted this as a matter of technicality.
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"We will support and represent those officers during this overly-broad social-media investigation," John McNesby, president of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5, said in a statement Wednesday.
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Jedidiah Brown, left, faces off with a Fraternal Order of Police supporter protesting the handling of the Jussie Smollett case by the State's Attorney Kim Foxx in Chicago on April 21.
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James Pasco, senior adviser to the president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said officers don't have an overriding problem with legal observers' work, even if it is focused on police.
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In January, Ackles shared the first public photograph of his fraternal twins: a family photo — including 3-year-old daughter Justice Jay — in which he was also busy feeding both babies.
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The Fraternal Order of Police, which endorsed Trump in 2016, has no formal position on whether presidential campaigns should pay municipalities' bills for police protection, said Chuck Canterbury, the organization's president.
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" Established in 1685, this family-run business says it specializes in the design and production of "jewelry and identity products for governments, corporates, fraternal and friendly societies, and clubs and associations.
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Dr Gomez and Dr Nelson found that, though identical twins shared many groups of bacteria which were not shared by fraternal twins, none of these was a type responsible for cavities.
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Charlotte Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Todd Walther reviewed dashcam footage and claimed the plainclothes officers at the scene were wearing vests or jackets that clearly had "police" written on them.
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During the election, the Fraternal Order of Police specifically asked Trump and his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton to fill out questionnaires declaring their position on the 1033 program and other issues.
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The star's children were last seen with their mother on a trip to Disneyland to celebrate the fraternal twins' sixth birthday, along with René-Charles, who joined in on the fun.
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In a statement Saturday, Al-Azhar described the upcoming meeting as "historic" and praised the "deeply fraternal relationship" between its imam and the pope, which it said even includes birthday greetings.
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Later that same year, Cole and his colleagues extended this work by using digital neural networks to assess whether brain-predicted age was more similar between identical twins than fraternal twins.
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And as the collection's curator, Yevgeniy Fiks, admits, propaganda like this—celebrating the fraternal love of Africans and Soviets—was often motivated by a desire for moral one-upmanship over America.
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I have a fraternal twin sister, and throughout the course of filming my YouTube series with Refinery29, my audience has grown quite fond of her — even though they've never seen her.
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Beyonce gets political at Super Bowl, pays tribute to 'Black Lives Matter' The Miami Fraternal Order of Police urged the boycott Thursday ahead of the tour's April launch at Marlins Park.
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Burton tells PEOPLE authorities in Pennsylvania aren't sure what to make of Patricia Fowler's stories concerning the fraternal twins' whereabouts, noting she ended up recanting all three explanations she gave investigators.
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The men-only Proud Boys group describes itself as a fraternal club of "Western chauvinists" who are "anti-racism," while the law center describes the organization as misogynistic, anti-Muslim bigots.
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Prior to his confirmation as head of the Justice Department, Sessions received the backing of multiple police groups, including the Fraternal Order of Police and the National Association of Police Organizations.
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As for the other gifts and donations, they argued, they were the product of a decades-long friendship between the two men — one that they described as a deep fraternal bond.
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Police union: Victim refused order to drop weapon Delke gave Hambrick "repeated commands" to drop his weapon -- which was a 9mm Beretta -- Nashville Fraternal Order of Police President James Smallwood said.
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Portman recently received endorsements from the Ohio Conference of Teamsters, which has more than 50,000 members, and the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) of Ohio, which has more than 85033,000 members.
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Local leaders from the Fraternal Order of Police told The Hill that both they and their national union are withholding presidential endorsements until they see more details from Trump and Clinton.
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"The Fraternal Order of Police does not believe the full story about the Burge case has ever been told, particularly the case that led to his sole conviction," the statement said.
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After Dud discovers a ring from the Ancient and Benevolent Order of the Lynx on the beach, his car runs out of gas in front of the fraternal order's decrepit lodge.
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Wyatt Russell ("231 Jump Street") plays a snakebit beach bum and former pool boy who finds a connection to that semi-mythical past in a rundown fraternal lodge in Long Beach.
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The three men were part of a flourishing Harlem artist community, and their poetry epitomized ideals of the Black Arts Movement — the multidisciplinary cultural front that was Black Power's fraternal twin.
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While Mr. McInnes insists that the Proud Boys are "are a normal fraternal organization like the Shriners," the sentiments that unify its members are often tinged with disrespect for nonwhite culture.
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Now it has a fraternal twin a hundred blocks north: the Lenfest Center for the Arts, which serves as a new hub for Columbia University's art, film, theater and writing programs.
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"The president's off-the-cuff comments on policing are sometimes taken all too literally by the media and professional police critics," said Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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The police union, the Fraternal Order of Police, was against the publication of these reports saying officers would be "tried in the media and not in the courtroom," the AP reported.
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"Maybe they're not taking the cases because they're not good cases," Jim Pasco, the executive director of the national Fraternal Order of Police, told the newspaper in response to its findings.
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After two games, they've looked pretty poor on both sides of the ball, although it's hard to imagine Ryan firing, say, his fraternal twin brother, the assistant head coach for defense.
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When courting the Fraternal Order of Police during his campaign, Trump promised them he would reinstate the "excellent" 1033 program — which provides equipment from blankets to armored vehicles — in its entirety.
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For male identical twins, if one owns a dog, there was a 29 percent chance that his twin would own a dog as well, compared to 18 percent in fraternal male twins.
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Gene Ryan, president of the Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3, declined comment on the consent decree, saying the police union was excluded from negotiations and had not seen the document.
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The former Arizona State University basketball star, 34, is currently pregnant with twins, serving as a surrogate for her fraternal twin sister Whitney Bliesner, for whom a pregnancy would be too risky.
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Gibb is the last surviving member of the fraternal trio whose falsetto harmonies and disco beats powered huge 1970s hits including "How Deep is Your Love," &apos&aposStayin&apos Alive" and "Tragedy.
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The circus, which raises money for the fraternal organization's charitable endeavors - including the Shriners Hospitals for Children in Springfield - lost money for the first time in its 63-year history in 2016.
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"I am my own twin ... I'm a fraternal twin who fused together with my sibling in the womb and carry their genetic makeup within my own body," she wrote on her blog.
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"We at first questioned whether there were perhaps other cases which had been wrongly classified or not reported, so we examined genetic data from 968 fraternal twins and their parents," Fisk said.
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Mexico's a "respectful and fraternal" request came days after Venezuelan Foreign Minister Samuel Moncada declared former Mexican President Vicente Fox had been banned from Venezuela for promoting violence and supporting foreign intervention.
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In a statement on its website, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association said about 95 percent of its members had voted to accept the agreement, which includes significant pay increases and headcount protections.
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The girls are so close in age (eighteen and seventeen) and in appearance (small, sturdy, and beautiful, in a different register from their mother) that you might mistake them for fraternal twins.
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By the time Napoleon was invading his neighbours, France's fraternal claim to be spreading the universal virtues of liberty and equality looked to the rest of Europe very much like brazen conquest.
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The US Attorney General William Barr delivered an emotionally charged speech defending law enforcement this week to the Fraternal Order of Police, or FOP, for its 64th Biennial Conference in New Orleans.
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Portman's staff will hand out fliers highlighting support for his bid from three labor unions: the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters and the United Mine Workers.
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Virtually all twins are either fraternal (where two eggs and two sperm have created two separate embryos) or identical (where one embryo splits in two before resuming normal development for each child).
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Addressing the Fraternal Order of Police on Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Trump administration is overturning the modest restrictions President Barack Obama placed on the 1033 program in 2015.
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Rick Perry, the court allowed carvings of the Ten Commandments in a Texas State Capitol monument that had been donated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, a primarily secular group, in 1961.
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Just being called by a nickname can make you feel as if you have been welcomed into a fraternal order, especially if an icon of the game knights you with a title.
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They wait to be called to a scene rather than responding proactively, and stop fewer suspects on the street, said Kevin Graham, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, Chicago Lodge 20173.
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Among them was Gavin McInnes, the founder of the Proud Boys, a conservative fraternal organization of self-described "Western chauvinists" that has engaged in several battles with the left in recent months.
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Fraternal twins sometimes acquire each other's DNA in the womb; in at least one case that led to unfounded fears of infidelity when a man's child did not seem to be his.
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Dave's dread of his brother hooks "The Ardennes" onto a long chain of fraternal crime dramas, from "The Public Enemy" (1931) and "On the Waterfront" (1954) to "We Own the Night" (2007).
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Longtime fans may know that model Kendall Jenner, the eldest of the Jenner faction of the famous siblings, has long neglected her (fake) fraternal twin Kirby Jenner, who exists only on Instagram.
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Though his real identity remains a mystery, the man behind the Instagram parody account calls himself Kendall Jenner's "fraternal twin brother" and expertly Photoshops himself into her and her famous family's photos.
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Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association contends that industry has usurped labor's role, putting forth a business-first opinion, void of the proficient perspective and candid voice of the maintenance technician that we represent.
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The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Trump in 2016, while criticizing Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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So the more these movies explore the male perspective and the fraternal world, the more you want to check in with the women's perspective on that world, and it makes it all funnier.
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"The more these movies explore the male perspective and the fraternal world, the more you want to check in with the women's perspective" With three major stories, it took a lot of conversations.
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FROM PEN: Cheesy Sausage Stuffing Is the Side That Will Transform Your Holiday Dinner "Each egg hatched will reveal either a pair of identical or fraternal twins," the company said in a statement.
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The scene where Liz finally learns that Max is an alien is a fraternal twin to Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward's analogous over the top "Say it" vampire reveal in 2008's Twilight.
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Officials with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), which represents about 2,400 Southwest mechanics and has been in contract talks with management since 2012, could not immediately be reached to comment on Saturday.
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"We show that monozygotic [identical] twins have greater cumulative survival proportions at nearly every age compared to dizygotic [fraternal] twins and the Danish general population," the authors write in the journal PLOS One.
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He was joining a formidable club, the largest Catholic fraternal organization in the world with alumni like Babe Ruth and John F. Kennedy, and it continues to have powerful political allies in 2019.
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The McElroy brothers have hosted their own show — My Brother, My Brother, and Me — for years, and I knew going into The Adventure Zone that I liked their fraternal friendship and positive humor.
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Later, teaming up with a more moneyed business partner, he worked as a dealer in the folk art field, offering such novel "American vernacular" items as scarecrows and wood carvings from fraternal lodges.
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"An outsider might have the courage to take on the Fraternal Order of Police," said pastor and activist Ira Acree, referring to the police union, which critics say has shielded officers from discipline.
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Already parents to 43-year-old fraternal twins — Samantha and Alexander — and Gabriel, Damien's 20-year-old son from his first marriage, the couple agreed to add one more child to their family.
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Bosch himself became the first artist to be accepted into the Illustrious Brotherhood of Our Dear Lady, a fraternal order devoted to worshiping the Madonna that received its charter in the 14th century.
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In a statement, the local Fraternal Order of Police said Figueroa will be exonerated because he never kicked the suspect, but rather was trying to get the man to comply with police commands.
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Through 18 episodes of the show, a complex fraternal bond between Jimmy and Chuck has slowly emerged, with layers of mutual suspicion, anger, a bit of loathing and a faint trace of love.
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The list includes two of the major police unions in the country, the Fraternal Order of Police — the biggest police union in the country — and the AFL-CIO's International Union of Police Associations.
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For more than half a century the status quo worked just fine for China -- North Korea, a fraternal communist country, acted as a buffer separating it from the US forces in the South.
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"Right now, the community hates us," James Stewart Jr., a Newark detective and president of its chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, told the New Jersey Legislature last year, according to NJ.com.
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An attorney for the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council, which is representing Connor, said that the video "does not look good" but cautioned that it may not tell the whole story.
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It's probably — probably why the 330,000 members of the Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Donald Trump as the next president of the United States of America, because they see his commitment to them.
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Jim Pasco, executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police, which represents hundreds of thousands of U.S. officers, said cops are taking the same security measures they would take for any large event.
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In March 1992, members of the Austin Fraternal Order of Police became aware of "Cop Killer," a song by Body Count, the Los Angeles metal band fronted by hip-hop MC Ice-T.
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Founded in 1961, the museum has more than 8,000 paintings, textiles, sculpture, furniture, fraternal art, pottery, books, photographs, and works on paper by self-taught artists from the eighteenth through twenty-first centuries.
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In addition to Savoie being the same age as Quaid&aposs on-screen ex-fiancée, he also has 12-year-old fraternal twins named Thomas and Zoe from his marriage to Buffington-Quaid.
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A researcher compares the similarity of a trait between sets of identical twins, who share all their DNA, to the similarity between sets of fraternal twins, who only share about half their DNA.
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Antillon is also a member of the Fraternal Order of the Alt-Knights, which is affiliated with the Proud Boys, and attended the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in Aug. 2017.
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Many people are looking to their partners to replace the companionship and emotional support once provided by extended families and local institutions like churches, bowling leagues, bridge groups, fraternal lodges and garden clubs.
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A huge tent city housed most of the pilgrims, near a village in which many of the houses, bedecked with flags and banners, were built expressly by fraternal organizations connected to the romería.
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For this cycle to break, for immigration policy to stabilize instead of whipsawing between folly and cruelty, you would need fraternal correction to happen within both the right-wing and left-wing coalitions.
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Before he joined the Trump administration, he worked as a policy coordinator for the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic fraternal order, and served on the board of a crisis pregnancy center in Virginia.
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Calls for Foxx's resignation are personal, she says The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and a suburban police chiefs association called for Foxx's resignation after holding votes of no confidence April 4.
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" Chuck Canterbury, national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, shared a similar sentiment, saying there's no way to have a standard when it comes to using force "because every situation is different.
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"There are certainly decrees that are inartfully applied that we'd like to see revisited," said Jim Pasco, the head of the Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest police union with 330,000 members.
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She then takes Ryan Seacrest and the rest of the OAWRS team through the moment of hearing two heartbeats during her first ultrasound, shocking them all with the news that she's expecting fraternal twins.
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But Crawford's point about interference is an important issue in the national discussion of whether it is appropriate to film police, according to Jim Pasco, executive director of the national Fraternal Order of Police.
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"It's almost an indoctrination of distrust of police and we've got to put a stop to that," John Blackmon, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge #3, told the local news .
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It suggests a democracy similar-but-opposite to that of its more heavy-handed fraternal twin — this is just as accessible as the other option, it says, so why not do it this way?
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That Lodge 49 weds this awareness to a fraternal organization of the sort that used to be central to working-class communities in the mid-20th century is not a coincidence, I don't think.
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"After ordering coffee, the officer noticed that an employee was sneering at her as the employee placed the coffee on the counter," the Coral Springs Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 87 wrote on Facebook.
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Vocal powerhouse Céline Dion took her sons to Disneyland on Saturday to celebrate the sixth birthday of her fraternal twin boys Eddy and Nelson, with big brother René-Charles, 15, along for the fun.
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Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police organized the protest, arranging for three buses to bring members from the city's South and North sides, said Kevin Graham, president of a local chapter of the police union.
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Jim Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said that policies for departments vary across the country, but it would be impractical under such circumstances to expect officers to identify themselves.
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In a letter addressed to creator Lorne Micheals, Lt. Gene S. Ryan, president of the Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #3, said he was disappointed in the "distorted representation" of Baltimore officers.
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Since the no confidence vote campaign against Israel started last week, two other unions -- The Federation Of Public Employees and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #53 -- have written letters of support for the sheriff.
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The bill has the support of major law enforcement groups including the Fraternal Order of Police, National Association of Police Organizations and the National Sheriffs' Association, who say law enforcement is facing increased attacks.
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Speaking to fraternity and sorority leaders at the Association of Fraternal Leaders and Values Central Conference in Indianapolis, Biden said that Trump's praise of Porter downplayed the significance of domestic abuse allegations against him.
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One midnight near semester's end on the skirts of Harvard Yard, music thumped and laughs rang out from a colonnaded, Greek-revival mansion, the sort usually seen in Hollywood fantasies about fraternal campus life.
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If the Supreme Court were to rule in Glover's favor, several state attorneys general, the National Fraternal Order of Police, and even the Trump administration argue that public safety would be put at risk.
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On May 1, the Fraternal Order of Police Labor Committee representing Amtrak police officers learned that Amtrak CEO Richard Anderson plans to cut the police department by 85033 percent over the next three years.
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There is something innately fraternal about casual culture, which at its heart comprises both the one-for-all and all-for-one spirit of brotherhood and the almost comic competitiveness which comes with it.
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Acting on tips from pickers or other sources, the Webbs were sometimes able to purchase the entire holdings — banners, costumes, ceremonial objects and more — from small-town fraternal-society lodges that were closing down.
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At the center of Lodge 49 is the lodge of the title, a gathering place for members of the fraternal order (think the Masons but with fewer ancient conspiracy theories) known as the Lynx.
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The Friendly Sons in New York was started to assist Irish immigrants, and the organization has remained fraternal in the three decades since the city pressured other all-male private clubs to admit women.
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The Miami chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police is calling for cops around the country to boycott Beyonce because of the performance that paid homage to the Black Panthers, a group targeting cops.
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"We're heartened by his no-nonsense approach to criminal justice," said James O. Pasco Jr., the former executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police and now a senior adviser to that organization's president.
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New York's Fraternal Order of Police on Wednesday said it will no longer support a Republican candidate for state Senate after a fundraiser for her campaign attacked student survivors of a recent school shooting.
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In the 1880s, when the world-renowned Mayo Clinic was still a young fraternal surgical practice in the newish state of Minnesota, its doctors scribbled notes about their patients into heavy, leather-bound ledgers.
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The California artist-architect Millard Sheets designed the imposing edifice on Wilshire Boulevard for the Masonic brotherhood (a fraternal society with roots in medieval builders' guilds), planting his own symbolic murals and mosaics throughout.
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Since the identical twins shared one placenta while fraternal twins almost always have separate placentas, Dr. Zatz and other experts suggested that the Zika virus may have penetrated one placenta and not the other.
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The airline said it began to encounter a heavy volume of mechanical issues on February 12 following a negotiation with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents our nearly 2,400 mechanics according to Southwest.
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Unidentified hackers on Thursday dumped thousands of files containing the private information of police officers that were taken from an online database belonging to America's largest police union, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).
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It's just the most recent in a series of stories of fraternal twins (almost always with one black parent and one white parent) born with such dramatic variations in complexion they're perceived this way.
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Fraternal Twin is on tour: 8/1 - Shea Stadium (Brooklyn) w/ Big Eater, Yucky Duster, Sea Ghost8/19 - 603^ (Brooklyn) w/ Crosslegged, Daphne, Field Sleeper9/30 - BSP (Kingston, NY) w/ LVL UP, Battle Ave
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While the students have two other options on the reading list, the Fraternal Order of Police says the two anti-police books should be dropped from the list because they focus on negativity toward officers.
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The group also famously sued the NYPD in 1996 for discrimination when they were denied resources afforded to other fraternal groups in the department, including the use of a league van for the pride march.
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Indiana died on Saturday from respiratory failure at his Victorian home in a converted Odd Fellows hall, a fraternal order lodge, where he had lived for years on Vinalhaven Island, said James Brannan, his attorney.
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The Fraternal Order of Police also said they support reversing or amending the guidelines barring federal agents from relying on racial profiling during their investigations, which were implemented by President George W. Bush in 2003.
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Two fathers who used in-vitro fertilization were pleasantly surprised when they found out they were having fraternal twins— and credit their close-knit group of friends who have helped them succeed as new parents.
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Scott D. Seligman's forthcoming book, Tong Wars: The Untold Story of Vice, Money and Murder in New York's Chinatown, offers a mesmerizing and brutal look at the hidden world of Chinese tongs (or fraternal organizations).
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His first TV ad of the general election spotlighted his career as a prosecutor, and he has received endorsements from both the National Rifle Association and the Fraternal Order of Police—rare for a Democrat.
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But above all, Kim Yong Chol's checkered past suggests a cautionary tale -- don't be taken in by words of fraternal good will, smiles and handshakes, which are freely given but rarely carry any deep sincerity.
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Students, away from home and in an "adult" society for the first time, may try out defensive ethno-racial flag waving, religious and political dogmas, athletic and fraternal self-segregation, and premature career-ladder climbing.
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England squads at previous tournaments have rarely seemed as together as Southgate's current crop, and what was already a fiercely strong fraternal bond between the players has only been reinforced by their win over Colombia.
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Marvel has handed the keys to the kingdom to New Zealand director Taika Waititi, who with his trio of writers unearths plenty of amusing character riffs, capitalizing especially on Thor and Loki's squabbling fraternal ties.
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As historian David Beito teaches, by 1920, "at least three out of every ten adult males" were dues-paying members of fraternal orders and thus entitled to certain benefits in times of sickness and need.
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Van Dyke hadn't been charged with a crime, let alone fired or identified publicly (the city's contract with the Fraternal Order of Police includes prohibitions on disclosing names of officers under investigation to the media).
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The Baltimore City Fraternal Order of the Police, the local police union, quickly issued a critical statement after news of the decree broke Thursday, bemoaning the fact that they were not included in the negotiations.
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" Francis paid tribute on Sunday to John XXIII, saying that the pontiff, who was canonized in 2014, had "worked tirelessly to promote fraternal cooperation between all Christians" and to support "the development of ecumenical relationships.
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The study, in Scientific Reports, found that if one identical female twin owned a dog, there was a 40 percent likelihood that her twin would, too, compared with a 25 percent likelihood with fraternal females.
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In the mid-1990s, he moved his family to Connecticut and took a job as general counsel for a Kirkland & Ellis client, the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization and multibillion dollar insurance company.
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Firefighter's local 85033 and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 both have anti-strike policies due to the essential services they provide, but the region's transit workers have walked out ten times in forty years.
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The iconic "socialist fraternal kiss" took place in Berlin, was photographed by Régis Bossu in 1979, the year of Sonia's birth and mine, and circulated around the world as a symbol of the Eastern Bloc.
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