This will be my mom's first grandchild and Cody's parents' eighth grandchild.
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Besides his son Andrew, his survivors include another son, Irving Jr. ; one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
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Historically, the only refugee population who passes on their refugee status from grandparent to grandchild and great-grandchild is the Palestinians.
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These accounts never expire, so those assets can even be passed down to other generations, from child to grandchild to great-grandchild.
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Like Queen Elizabeth II, he is a great-great-grandchild of Queen Victoria -- in fact, he is her oldest living great-great-grandchild.
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The newest addition to the royal family is the seventh great-grandchild for Queen Elizabeth and the fourth grandchild for Princess Anne, the Queen's daughter.
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An increasingly popular scam is the "grandparent scam," where impostors either pretend to be the victims' grandchild or claim to be holding the victims' grandchild.
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She wept for her only grandchild — my son — who would not remember her, for the second grandchild in my pregnant belly whom she would never meet.
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In lieu of writing a check to your child or grandchild, make a gift directly into a 529 college savings plan set up with your grandchild as the beneficiary.
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The child will be the seventh grandchild for Princess Caroline (the 62-year-old royal's clan has welcomed two additions since April) and the second grandchild for Dimitri's mother.
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The filmmakers themselves are part of the story — Levanon is from Israel and a grandchild of a Holocaust survivor; Rohrer is from Austria and a grandchild of a Nazi officer.
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My grandchild will be affected … This is so traitorous.
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Love him & my young grandchild that gave him to you.
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This will be the ninth grandchild for the president, 70.
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"They're expecting their 17th grandchild; they have 16," she said.
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Kris Jenner is over the moon about her ninth grandchild!
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He's also the second grandchild for Amurri's mother, Susan Sarandon.
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I'm the grandchild of survivors, so I'm the second generation.
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Goldie Hawn can't wait for her newest grandchild to arrive.
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Her husband, Jared Kushner, is the grandchild of Holocaust survivors.
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Now he knows he has a son and a grandchild.
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The baby on the way will be Michael's first grandchild.
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The grandmother said she has six children and one grandchild.
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In 20163, Emil's eldest grandchild was born above Forsman's Tavern.
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He made me, as his first grandchild, a top priority.
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This July, Bob missed the birth of his ninth grandchild.
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I have one new grandchild and a second arriving soon!!
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A teary-eyed grandfather introduces himself in English to his grandchild.
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They have a daughter together — Ruth Bader Ginsburg's first great-grandchild.
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Janice Parker's youngest grandchild, Aubrey, wanted nothing to do with it.
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The baby boy, the president's ninth grandchild, is due in September.
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He will be the fourth grandchild to fall into her care.
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Anyone here an immigrant or the child or grandchild of immigrants?
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He was the first grandchild to be born during Trump's presidency.
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Babies at risk could be your child, grandchild or neighbor's child.
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I meant to text the other grandchild of the same name.
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Sister Wives' Brown family is close to welcoming their first grandchild.
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But I plan to get very active in the grandchild business.
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His survivors include four children, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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No parents to swoop in and calm their fussing new grandchild.
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Ms. Brady had two daughters, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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You felt it was justified because of your special needs grandchild?
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I didn't want to be called "grandma" once I had a grandchild.
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Wiederhorn gave birth to a baby boy, Kim's first grandchild, in October.
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Q: What lessons have you passed along to your children and grandchild?
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And the fact that she's going to be around for her grandchild.
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Grace is the youngest grandchild of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash.
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She died in 2001, six months before our first grandchild was born.
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Sending money directly to the grandchild could increase the family's expected contribution.
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This is our 22019th grandchild, and our 9th grandson in a row.
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It was Auntie Alice, who would be Queen Victoria's last surviving grandchild.
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Two of Dorrance's billionaire grandchildren and one great grandchild are board members.
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Lyndon Johnson's first grandchild was right at home in the White House.
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The presence of a grandchild promoted a conciliatory tone in their home.
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Duncan Jones and Rodene Ronquillo's child would have been his first grandchild.
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Kris bursts into tears at the idea of having a seventh grandchild.
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And Audersch's mother moved to Leipzig, where she visits her grandchild regularly.
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Hamrouni is desperate to get her daughters and grandchild back to Tunisia.
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"But in that instance, it was the senator's grandchild," the prosecutor repeated.
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I was in the delivery room when my first grandchild was born.
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FUR BABY Finn, my other grandchild, is a big White Swiss Shepherd.
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My first grandchild heard my husband calling me "honey" all the time.
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Joseph is survived by his wife Gaetana, 2 children and a grandchild.
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I now have a great grandchild and another one on the way.
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Dear Amy: "Unsure Grandmother" described raising her 21-year-old daughter's grandchild.
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Our grandchild is turning 1, and her parents are planning a celebration.
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Mike Tindall is the husband of Zara Tindall, the queen's second-oldest grandchild.
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The newborn is the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh's seventh great-grandchild.
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In the "grandparent scam," a caller poses as your grandchild or another relative.
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One grandchild is is two months younger than I was at the time.
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He wouldn't get out of bed for his children, or even his grandchild.
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"That was his first grandchild and he was so proud," Williams tells PEOPLE.
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The Brights have three daughters, 16 grandchildren and were expecting their 17th grandchild.
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This summer, my wife and I are busy preparing for our first grandchild.
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But in that moment, Kim found a solution: news of a new grandchild.
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An Arizona grandmother died after her grandchild allegedly slashed her throat, PEOPLE confirms.
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I am her only female grandchild, and as such, I have profited greatly.
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The year before he died, Dad came to visit his grandchild in Washington.
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This summer, he and his wife had their first child — my first grandchild.
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"One grandchild would text the narcissistic grandparent but she wouldn't reply," Thomas said.
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Chances are, it's your child or grandchild, or perhaps a niece or nephew.
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She had a new grandchild, but she had spent more time with Julia.
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Giving money to your grandchild could help them out significantly if done right.
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And the president celebrated the birth of his ninth grandchild, Eric Luke Trump.
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Even the recent birth of the queen's latest great-grandchild presented an opportunity.
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Vladimir Jr., a rookie, is the only grandchild in the major leagues now.
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Vladimir Jr., a rookie, is the only grandchild in the major leagues now.
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My son and daughter-in-law are the parents of our only grandchild.
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As a grandchild of Holocaust survivors, I understand the horrors of anti-Semitism.
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Such heartbreak: Three children and a grandchild dead, each for a different reason.
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Your new grandchild probably won't make things much better or worse for her.
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It's pretty crazy, even Kris didn't know she was about to have another grandchild!!!
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"I'm a child of civil rights activist and a grandchild of refugees," she said.
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But the great-grandchild, Ezra Jackson, is not the youngest one in the clan.
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I'm just a greedy grandchild, hoping to squeeze as many smiles as I can.
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"I'm afraid they'll separate us," she said, motioning to her two children and grandchild.
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With his grandchild on the way, he hopes that could bring about a reconciliation.
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"For me, it's about my granddaughter and my next grandchild next summer," she said.
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And this baby will be just as much her grandchild as North or Saint.
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Donald Trump will soon have a ninth grandchild, adding up to quite a brood.
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Philip has also had to wait to meet his newest great-grandchild, Prince Louis.
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Prince Philip may have to wait a bit before meeting his newest great-grandchild.
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This structure of the special counsel's office is the grandchild of the Watergate experience.
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His parents may even add a layer of protection for your daughter and grandchild.
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In addition to her, Mr. Mayhew is survived by three daughters and one grandchild.
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And some happy news for the White House: Mr. Trump's ninth grandchild was born.
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My own father, 85, was elated when I told him of his fifth grandchild.
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One grandchild has red hair, like her granddad's, and he solicits thanks for it.
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"Now I am finding a way to renounce U.S. citizenship from my grandchild because probably the U.S. will make war with some countries and will require my grandchild to be a U.S soldier," he said in comments posted on Facebook on Thursday.
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But Wood isn't alone in the "no, that's not my grandchild, that's my child" club.
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Kris Jenner may have dropped a big clue about the name of her newest grandchild.
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It's fun to have everyone together, but the attention the first grandchild gets is INSANE.
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It wasn't long before her parents expressed their joy for another grandchild via social media.
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Kris Jenner's lips are sealed when it comes to her 10th grandchild on the way.
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The 12-year-old is the only male grandchild of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko.
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As the fifth grandchild of Queen Elizabeth, she's always had a great hat role model.
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If your child or grandchild loves Lego, know that Target offers regular deals on toys.
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I already had a grandchild since earlier, and it's such fun to have another one.
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How does it feel to have a miscarriage, a hysterectomy, a prophylactic mastectomy, a grandchild?
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Is the grandchild of Betsy DeVos more deserving of human rights than Ellie, or me?
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At his age, he said, nothing was more important than the happiness of his grandchild.
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Her Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, also welcomed a new grandchild this year — his eighth.
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One client, an elderly woman, had spoken enthusiastically about going shopping with her rental grandchild.
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"The grandchild was just a rental, but the woman was still really happy," Nishida recalled.
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Queen Elizabeth may not have to wait long until she meets her ninth great-grandchild!
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" I told him that I was pregnant, and he burst out with joy: "A grandchild!
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He is survived by two sons, Michael and Roman; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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The first grandchild on both sides, he was doted on by aunts, uncles and grandparents.
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KISS THE RING My first grandchild, whom I call Baby K, was born in September.
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Along with her son Larry, she is survived by three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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She knew her children, her grandchildren and her great-grandchild better than they knew themselves.
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If your grandchild qualifies as a dependent, it opens up more tax breaks for you.
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The grandchild was born when his or her parents were studying in the United States.
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He appeared to have been shot while in his family car, while holding his grandchild.
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Grandpa and grandchild chronicle everything they find: leaf, snail, apple, crow, spider's web, bottle cap.
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Kalpana's mother-in-law keeps asking how long she'll have to wait for a grandchild.
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"It's your grandchild, but you can't escape the fact that [caregiving] is still work," he said.
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As a peace offering to Kim, Lisa gave her a bunny meant for her new grandchild.
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Her newest grandchild will arrive in the spring when Meghan and Harry welcome their first child.
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The couple had two children, Peter, the queen's first grandchild, in 22005 and Zara in 29.
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Fonny's mother is so consumed with anger and fear that she curses her own unborn grandchild.
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Whether you're shopping for your best friend, your grandchild, or your parent, we've got you covered.
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He evacuated with this elderly mother, wife, children and young grandchild to the Swecapura sports arena.
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Prince Charles did not wear the flower for the christening of his eldest grandchild, Prince George.
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No matter which option is chosen for a grandchild, the parents will greatly appreciate the help.
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He has celebrated the high school graduations of five grandchildren and welcomed his first great-grandchild.
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He's the great-grandchild of Manuel Rapozo, a Portuguese immigrant who bought the properties in 1894.
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Mary Louise is understandably confused about why Celeste didn't tell her that she has another grandchild.
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Spellman's children are grown now, with children of their own — she even has a great-grandchild.
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Addressing the fact the duchess is pregnant, he said he hoped to meet his future grandchild.
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"She would come down most every day and bring her grandchild," he recalled of those days.
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The baby, who will be called Luke, is the couple's first and Mr. Trump's ninth grandchild.
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Vandever is survived by eight children, 36 grandchildren, 55 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.
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"You can get in in two to three seconds, but your grandchild can't," Dr. Victoroff said.
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Introduce your grandchild to your financial adviserAnd we've saved Amorello's favorite piece of advice until last.
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If you are receiving Social Security, Demming said, check whether your grandchild could also receive benefits.
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Among them: For 2017, you can take a personal exemption of $0003,050 for the dependent grandchild.
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Eric already has one son, Eric "Luke" Trump, who became the President's ninth grandchild in 2017.
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Stallard's survivors include a son, Greg; a sister, Madge Pope; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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After posting a Facebook status about a baby boy Marston had fathered, she's reconnecting with her grandchild.
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The baby, who is Queen Elizabeth II's eighth great-grandchild, is seventh in line to the throne.
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Now, new snaps from the photo shoot show the adorable relationship between Charles and his youngest grandchild.
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She had narrowed down three possible surrogates to carry her grandchild, but the fertilization procedure wasn't successful.
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Jagger has eight children with five different mothers, as well as five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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Ragland is very happy about this lovely news and she looks forward to welcoming her first grandchild.
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He then led the woman to her grandchild, facilitating their reunion, which was full of happy tears.
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Kirk Douglas shared a sweet moment with his first great-granddaughter, the child of his oldest grandchild.
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"She's with her grandchild almost every day," Kyle said, adding that her sister's sobriety was going well.
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"William and I are so fortunate that we're having the first grandchild on both sides," she says.
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Just days after she welcomed her first grandchild — granddaughter Marchesa Anna Scalia — into the world on Feb.
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Christine learned about her husband's family's peculiar record only after the birth of the family's fifth grandchild.
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Seven-year-old Savannah is Queen Elizabeth's oldest great-grandchild, the daughter of Princess Anne's son Peter.
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And Higgins, 55, says the mounting expenses only add to the pain of losing her first grandchild.
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She is not only the child of a rich man, but the grandchild of a rich man.
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Erickson had turned Evan into another grandchild of hers, and for fifteen Christmases they had joined Mrs.
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Gloria Mendoza ends the series as a free woman who is finally able to meet her grandchild.
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"Not only did I lose my first grandchild, but my baby boy lost his daughter," said Johnson.
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Now, instead, every May 7, I don't get to have a birthday party for my first grandchild.
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"Our father has seven children, many grandchildren, a great grandchild, and brothers and sisters," the statement said.
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Being able to provide financial support to a grandchild should feel like a gift, because it is.
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"During the shooting, he was holding his grandchild," said U Aung Myint Oo, an airport security guard.
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Daniel introduced Amadeo to his 6-year-old daughter, the first time Amadeo had met his grandchild.
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Daoud Hanania was born in West Jerusalem in 21948, the grandchild of an Arab Greek Orthodox priest.
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Normally, I would have shared pictures of my new grandchild with my old friend, but I didn't.
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The next time you run into her and you're trading news of your lives, mention your grandchild.
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"What's your favorite kind of music?" she asked her oldest grandchild to gauge his taste for the evening.
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She converted to Judaism after she was married and gave birth to Smith's first grandchild, a son, Isaiah.
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I only know that if you ever have a child or grandchild who is gay, you'll think differently.
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The lawsuit says the company failed to disclose critical information about its directors, including Dorrance's grandchild Bennett Dorrance.
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The Jagger brood keeps growing in number: the iconic rocker also has five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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This afternoon Their Royal Highnesses introduced Her Majesty The Queen to her eighth great-grandchild at Windsor Castle.
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The news that Meghan is expecting in the spring means a fourth grandchild is just around the corner.
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My father-in-law visited New York City shortly after his first grandchild was born 21 years ago.
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The next Clinton Mezvinsky will be the Clintons' third grandchild, while he or she will be Margolies' 23rd.
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The elderly are given free admission to museums and the zoo, provided they bring a grandchild with them.
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Now he's writing on one of its successors, Julia Pott's Summer Camp Island, a spiritual grandchild of SpongeBob.
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"He is the first grandchild on both sides of the family, so he's spoiled and loved so much."
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With another grandchild to raise now, she worries about having a vehicle big enough to get them around.
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"She's with her grandchild almost every day," Richards told PEOPLE, adding that her sister's sobriety was going well.
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Her second cousin and the Emperor's eldest grandchild, Princess Mako, 26, made the same decision in May 2017.
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It would be nice for Baron to have somebody permanent in his life, and possibly even a grandchild.
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The lawsuit said the company failed to disclose critical information about its directors, including Dorrance's grandchild Bennett Dorrance.
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" In fact, he characterized LGBTQ youth like my grandchild as yielding to "the erotic desires of liberated adults.
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They are looking to travel to Nashville and then to the Cayman Islands with their children and grandchild.
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Blac Chyna and Rob's child would be the only grandchild of Kris's to carry on the Kardashian name.
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Other notable events include an interactive book reading for children hosted by King's only grandchild, Yolanda Renee King.
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She wanted another grandchild to undergo testing for a learning disability but received little guidance from the school.
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Jacob, the grandchild of an asylum seeker, needs to know why it's wrong to tear refugee families apart.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Congratulations also to Queen Elizabeth, who has yet another great-grandchild to be vaguely befuddled by.
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He is survived by his son, Shan Ruilin; his daughter, Shan Huili; two grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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She, her husband, three children and one grandchild all live together and were born and raised in Utuado.
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I would like to attend my last grandchild's high school graduation and meet at least one great-grandchild.
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Generation Grandparent Many grandparents — mostly mothers and mothers-in-law — are present for the birth of a grandchild.
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No good will come from antagonizing them, especially if you want to keep seeing your son and grandchild.
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" She said they came to arrest her children "my Manucher, my Mehrdad, my daughter-in-law, my grandchild.
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I have three children, a grandchild, all my brothers and sisters, my mother — more than 20 are missing.
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One oligarch complained of his grandchild being identified as a politically exposed person by a bank in Britain.
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And he is looking forward to the birth of his first grandchild: His daughter Ornella is expecting a baby.
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"This is the first grandchild on both of our sides, so she's like the golden child," Foster tells Connick.
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This wouldn't be so weird if your mom was your grandchild, but we don't think that is the case.
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" Thomas also spoke about his upcoming grandchild after saying in October that he considered Meghan's pregnancy "overwhelming and joyful.
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"Her last word was about our child, her grandchild, that we gave away," Scully cries into Mulder's shoulder later.
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The child – which Belgian media believes is due in May – will be Princess Astrid and Prince Lorenz's first grandchild.
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The victim was a father of four and had been expecting his first grandchild, according to CNN affiliate KTRK.
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She was 89 years old, but the Queen moved quick when it came to meeting her newest great-grandchild.
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The expansive bill would cover the death of a spouse, domestic partner, child, parent, in-law, grandparent or grandchild.
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"The older ones especially, but what I say is you could have a gay son or grandchild," she said.
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The newborn is the seventh grandchild for Monaco's Princess Caroline, and the third born into her family this year.
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"There is a grandchild waiting for me to play with me, to play my beard," he told the site.
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The same can't really be said for its spinoff The Originals or, for that matter, for its grandchild, Legacies.
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He is survived by his wife Helle, three children -- John, Julia and Daniel -- his sister Louise, and one grandchild.
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Franken is the grandchild of immigrants, he was educated in the Ivy League, and he is a Midwestern liberal.
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Ms. Archaga said that she heard her grandchild weep and cry out, "mami, mami," just a few moments later.
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He was pointing to his father, who had a grandchild on his lap and was mugging for the cameras.
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He is the great-grandchild of Emperor Meiji, but his family lost their royal titles after World War Two.
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Verena Lafferentz — the last surviving grandchild of Richard Wagner, and surely one of Hitler's last surviving intimates — has died.
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At the relief camp, she said she was getting basic amenities - food, shelter and diapers for her infant grandchild.
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His survivors include two children from that marriage, Philippa Smith and Andrew Hall; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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And then you realize she is that way with every grandchild and every child and every person she sees.
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He has another studio project coming later this year, there's a grandchild now, and he turns 70 in October.
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The mother of three children, with five grandchildren and one great-grandchild, still cooked family meals for high holidays.
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I have a grandchild who is three and he's growing up in this situation, and that really disturbs me.
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Hun Sen said he did not want his grandchild to join the U.S. military to fight against other countries.
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And Ruth Willig, 93, ended the year by knitting a blanket for the arrival of her first great-grandchild.
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He or she will be Queen Elizabeth's great-grandchild and seventh in the line of succession, after father Harry.
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They were building a new home, helping plan their daughter's wedding and celebrating the arrival of a third grandchild.
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"I'm a black, femme, grandchild of immigrants in America, this is how I have always viewed the world," says Atkinson.
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The newest Trump is the first child for Eric, 33, and Lara, 34, and the ninth grandchild for President Trump. .
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He is a decent young man, and our family will always stand with him for the betterment of our grandchild.
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"Somehow, my grandmother started regarding me not just as her grandchild, but as an adult — as an equal," she said.
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Although Jackie and Cecil can't wait to welcome a new grandchild, they admit they're unsure of Newton's baby name plans.
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" Of watching the delivery, she said, "It was so beautiful and I'm so excited and happy to have another grandchild!
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My family made it just in time for the delivery; my parents held their first grandchild moments after he arrived.
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"Not to forget that my seventh grandchild is about to be born in the Villa Medici in Rome," he adds.
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How, for example, could a white man remain hostile to Latino immigrants after he learns his first grandchild is Latino?
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In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Will and Jack; a daughter, Callie; and a grandchild.
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He's got a family, maybe a grandchild or something, and he has a regular, ordinary life beyond his cold attitude.
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Just to be happy, have enough money, stay out of debt, and maybe make me an ugly grandchild one day.
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Last May, her second cousin and eldest grandchild to the Emperor, Princess Mako, announced plans to marry paralegal Kei Komoro.
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When her grandchild was born, she took out a title loan for $6900,2628 to help pay for some additional expenses.
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Besides his daughter, Anne, he is survived by three sons, Donald, John and Allen; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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Alex (Marcel Ruiz) maintains his post as his abuela's favorite grandchild, but even he's not safe from anti-Latino discrimination.
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And I write as a child of the black middle class, the child and grandchild of black doctors and teachers.
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"I'm having a new grandchild and I think the world would be better if she has an opportunity," Pullman said.
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Thankfully, his grave is in the United States, and his wife, children and the grandchild visit often, as Papa hoped.
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Ms. Mestas's three children, eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild, two brothers and many cousins set her funeral for Saturday, Oct.
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In addition to her son Mark, Ms. Grissom is survived by another son, Scott; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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He is the fiancé of Princess Mako, the eldest grandchild of Japan's Emperor Akihito, head of the world's oldest monarchy.
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They have lived their lives content with their abilities, and they wonder at their grandchild whose experience is so different.
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Those results were analyzed by the organization and found to be 100% consistent with a grandparents/grandchild relationship, he said.
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Carol Kerton, for example, was on hand to welcome her first grandchild in a hospital in Sacramento eight years ago.
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"Never as a grandmother did I expect to bury a grandchild," Norine Wafford, the teen's grandmother, told Bay News 9.
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The lawyer, U Ko Ni, was shot in the head leaving Yangon International Airport on Sunday while holding his grandchild.
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Neighbors told the Sacramento Bee on Wednesday that DeAngelo was divorced and lived at the home with his daughter and grandchild.
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And in the novel's first chapter the joyous arrival of a grandchild turns to tragedy when the baby's mother commits suicide.
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Romney's oldest grandchild, Allie Romney Critchlow, however, has just 481 followers, making digging through them an annoying-but-not-impossible feat.
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Meghan's father told Good Morning Britain on ITV that he's "hopeful" he'll meet his grandchild, who is due in the spring.
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Little Lua Izzy is his first grandchild by oldest child Cameron Douglas, whom he shares with his first wife Diandra Luker.
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Is this a family objectifying its offspring or, in the case of the older adults on the far right, their grandchild?
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Wolf and Anita's grandchild urged her friends to share their story so that healthcare authority Fraser Health can reunite the couple.
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It's usually women, aged 30 to 50, who get them not for themselves but for a grandchild, a husband, a boyfriend.
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The as-yet-unnamed male child is the Queen's sixth great-grandchild and will be fifth in line to the throne.
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Warren heard of this firsthand from fellow health care providers: A well-intentioned grandfather paid his healthy newborn grandchild a visit.
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The mystery Pearson elder offers Stanley a swig out of his flask before leaving the hospital without meeting his newest grandchild.
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Jeremy said that "My dad teared up and my mom screamed," when they learned there was another grandchild on the way.
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That means that when she gives birth, the baby that enters the world will be not her child but her grandchild.
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Scenario: Your uncle is holding court at the dinner table and boasting about how amazing and perfect his newborn grandchild is.
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Youngest great-grandchild Princess Charlotte, the 11-month-old daughter of Prince William and his wife Kate, sits on her lap.
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She survives him, as do his children from his first marriage, Yrja, Markojuhani and Olof; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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Baby boomers carry student-loan debt either for themselves or for a loan they took on for a child or grandchild.
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As she approached a salad shop, a woman ran up to her and said she wanted a photo for her grandchild.
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Are you going to vote for a man that calls your child or grandchild a pervert just because they're born gay?
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Sons of the founding king received as much as $270,000 a month, while a great-great-grandchild collected $8,000 a month.
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His widow and their children escaped Europe and eventually settled in Mexico City, where this Julián Zugazagoitia, his grandchild, was born.
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She moved to Southern California last year to help her son and his wife with their new baby, her first grandchild.
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My friend Ellen Edwards Villa sent her mother a "grandma" charm for her charm bracelet when her first grandchild was born.
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Ms. O'Neill's first grandchild, Patrick, was born the day before she died; the day she died was her 40th wedding anniversary.
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"This afternoon Their Royal Highnesses introduced Her Majesty The Queen to her eighth great-grandchild at Windsor Castle," the couple said.
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It is better to keep the news of the imminent birth of your grandchild to yourself if you can manage it.
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I don't want my 1-year-old grandchild ever to have to grow up in an era of fear and insecurity.
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Bahr is survived by his wife, the former Davies Ann Uhler, along with four children, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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He is survived by his wife; a brother, Bruce; two daughters, Adria and AnnaKim; a stepson, Dylan Petty; and a grandchild.
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He and his wife built a house next door to Osipov and Evgenia's, and recently had a son, Osipov's first grandchild.
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It is all very fitting, since Ms. Dumas's first grandchild, Eden, was born on April 28, the day the show opened.
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We will be hosting our son, daughter-in-law and 3-year-old grandchild at our winter home for 10 days.
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BEIRUT — Since disappearing in Syria nearly two years ago, an American therapist has missed the birth of one grandchild, then another.
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In Italy and Portugal around one grandmother in five provides daily care for a grandchild, estimates Karen Glaser from King's College London.
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With so little time left, Sisk quickly assessed his priorities: He wanted to marry Crickett, and he wanted to see his grandchild.
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Still, the introduction of young Maisie Lockwood (Isabella Sermon), the grandchild of John Hammond's long-lost business partner, is a welcome addition.
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We see this come back again when Randall finds his mom crying in the kitchen right after her first grandchild was born.
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Her parents, former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, chimed in on Twitter to welcome their new grandchild.
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Around midday in Orleans, the sun is just coming up in Guam, where Peterson's oldest son lives with Marlowe, her faraway grandchild.
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Scott remains free on bail, but Jones has barred him from having any contact with any children other than his infant grandchild.
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Doria appeared in a poignant photo that showed Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth meeting their new great-grandchild for the first time.
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Soon another grandchild was on the way, and he wanted desperately to be alive long enough to welcome and know this child.
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Bill Clinton's first appearance as a grandfather came alongside former first lady Hillary to welcome their first grandchild Charlotte in September 2014.
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So be especially wary if you think there is even a chance that your child or grandchild is not committed to college.
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She stayed behind, gathering two of her young children and a grandchild so they could make a run for the Cameroonian border.
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Our grandchild has adopted toward me a sort of casually pleasant tone—she calls me Dave—and she pats my wrist sometimes.
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Sometimes, the birth of a grandchild serves as the catalyst that can begin rebuilding family connections fractured by divorce and its fallout.
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Mr. Dias's survivors include his wife, Paola Chieregato; two daughters from two previous marriages, Nina Dias and Rara Dias; and a grandchild.
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In addition to his wife, he is survived by his daughters, Kate Krabel and Dona Mackereth; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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In addition to her son, Ms. Soames is survived by two brothers, Barry and Alan Winkleman; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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William and Harry This is where things get trickier, given that the Queen's grandchild will age dramatically over the show's final seasons.
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Eric Trump tweeted Wednesday that he and his wife Lara are expecting their second child, who would become the President's 10th grandchild.
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She also travels to see her new grandchild on the West Coast, leaving the big house empty for weeks at a time.
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"I couldn't really wait for 47 years and tell my grandchild it was your father's mistake," the woman was quoted as saying.
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She survives him, as do three sons, Daniel, Stephen and John; a daughter, Katherine Mary Scully; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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I remember sitting in federal court and watching Dureland's husband, children and grandchild weep as the judge announced she would be deported.
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Baby Mickey — whose given first name, McLaurin, was Robin's middle name — would have been the late Good Will Hunting Oscar winner's first grandchild.
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In 2008, when the Queen's eldest grandchild, Peter Phillips, wed the then-Autumn Kelly, the couple rode away in the Balmoral Sociable carriage.
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Nearby, another neighbor, Derrick Daffin, spent Monday cleaning out flooded belongings from the home he shares with his wife, daughter, and infant grandchild.
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He had recently welcomed his third grandchild, Tara Thornton, a close friend of Thompson's 210-year-old daughter, Lizzie, told the Associated Press.
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"The inspiration was the Book of Psalms in the Bible," Kris, 63, told ET Online shortly after her most recent grandchild was born.
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Forty-five percent of the total Millionaire Survey audience does not have a child or grandchild in college or close to attending college.
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"The inspiration was the Book of Psalms in the Bible," Jenner, 63, told ET Online shortly after her most recent grandchild was born.
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I have a Masters degree in child development, a son who graduated from law school, a grandchild who is on the honor role.
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Princess Caroline's fifth grandchild, Maximilian becomes seventh in line to the principality's throne behind his brother, Alexander "Sacha," 5, and sister India, 3.
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Prince Charles is excited to be expecting his fourth grandchild, but at the same time, he's concerned about the planet they will inherit.
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To their surprise, they clearly heard the voices of their son and baby grandchild—as captured by Google's virtual assistant on a smartphone.
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Lu impulsively steals the child and runs to her ex-boyfriend's deeply troubled mother Margo (Allison Janney), claiming the toddler is Margo's grandchild.
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The Lego group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and his grandchild Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen is now the family's main representative.
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And like McNeil, Broadman was a chronological mismatch with his grandchild -- probably too old to donate by the time the boy needed one.
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In 2019, if you give more than $15,000 to a grandchild, or $30,000 for a couple, you'll have to file gift tax forms.
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At the wedding, Justice Ginsburg met Lucrezia Mary Spera, her first great-grandchild, who was born to the couple on New Year's Day.
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In addition to her husband, Ms. Chapman is survived by 10 children and stepchildren, "countless" grandchildren, and one great-grandchild, Ms. Sheldon said.
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In addition to her son Ryan, she is survived by two daughters, Allison and Emily, several grandchildren and a great-grandchild, Variety reported.
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So imagine his horror when he is introduced to Mary-May, his first grandchild, the baby girl of Eric's daughter, Julie (Amy Molloy).
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Tracy Cooper said she was living with two of her grown children and one grandchild in a small apartment in East New York.
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I am a practicing Jew and the grandchild of Holocaust survivors, in addition to being a scholar of the Holocaust and settler colonialism.
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I'm thrilled to bring it to life on NBC, and I hope my parents consider this to be as exciting as a grandchild.
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All that is happening in Japan, where Princess Mako, the eldest grandchild of Emperor Akihito, will soon be engaged to her college boyfriend.
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She leaves behind her husband, Tom; her son and daughter; their spouses; four grandchildren; a great grandchild and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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On Saturday, 7-year-old Savannah, whose dad is Queen Elizabeth's eldest grandchild, Peter Phillips, cheekily put her hand over the future king's mouth.
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"I am the grandchild of four Nazi concentration camp survivors," said New York activist Daniel Sieradski, a web developer who started the GitHub campaign.
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His daughter Jayleen arranged for an ultrasound (she's due in eight weeks) in his room so Sisk could see his grandchild before he passed.
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While the fact that my brother and I are geographically dispersed also heavily contributes, my parents have never shared a holiday, grandchild event, etc.
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The stranger in their kitchen turns out to be Lenny (Miley Cyrus), the grandchild of the people that took Kay in is a girl.
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"Tell us about the Great Bremoaner Purge of '19," a grandchild will probe, tugging on a metamaterial sleeve draped wistfully around my limp arm.
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The Times of Israel reported in 2015 that parents of a combat reservist killed in training have won the right to have his grandchild.
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"Compelling a grandparent to be apart from his grandchild -- especially one seeking refuge from violence or persecution -- inflicts hardship of unbearable severity," he wrote.
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She loses out on a promotion to a colleague whose mother-in-law looks after her grandchild (South Koreans call this a "mum lifeline").
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Crouch is survived by Paul Jr. and another son, Matthew, who is TBN's chairman; a sister, Dorothy Casoria; several grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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One day Stanley spotted something resembling an alien face on the site and began evolving it, selecting a child and grandchild and so on.
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But once they die and the account is inherited by a nonspouse (such as a child or grandchild), they are subject to RMD rules.
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A 61-year-old woman in Nebraska recently gave birth to her own grandchild, serving as a surrogate for her son and his husband.
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A biological child, adopted child, stepchild, or dependent grandchild can also receive Social Security benefits from a guardian who is already claiming their benefits.
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To ensure that money is going where you'd like it to, ask your grandchild for information on their school, brokerage account, or other account.
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He is survived by his wife, Fatoumata Mbengue; three daughters, Cheryl, Pamela and Kim; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
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In addition to Ms. Larsen, he is survived by his wife, Peggy-Ann K. Duke; a son, John; four grandchildren; and one step-grandchild.
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On Sunday, Princess Mako, the eldest grandchild of Emperor Akihito of Japan, and Kei Komuro, her college boyfriend, are to officially announce their engagement.
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He wrote on Thursday that with his chairmanship ending and a new grandchild arriving, the time felt right to step aside after 16 terms.
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Mr. Shaw is survived by his sister, Marian Shaw Matthews; six daughters, Concere, Antasiah, Myah, Erica, Tracy Shaw and Loreene Sebbane; and a grandchild.
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"I am the only one of the C. P. Ingalls family left, and Rose is the only grandchild," Wilder wrote in a 1946 letter.
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Or if you're a grandparent, imagine making a hugging motion during an internet video call with your grandchild and watching them squirm in delight.
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In lieu of writing a check, grandparents can make a gift directly into a 529 college savings plan with your grandchild as the beneficiary.
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"We are worried," said Guo Yulan, as she waited by the gates for her grandchild, a fourth-grader at the school, to come out.
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"Gimme a break, kid," you'll have to tell some uppity grandchild who's asking whether you possess the know-how to construct a workable flood defence.
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The next day, I found Agron with her family, and she proudly pointed to her daughter, who is expecting Sonia's and Joe's grandchild around Christmas.
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Sure, dodging questions from relatives about when you're going to get married and give your parents a grandchild is rough, but it could be worse.
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There might also be a few cherished books, a get-well-soon card, a painting by a grandchild or a nephew, some clothes, maybe flowers.
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At least, I would assume so, considering Weston apparently invented it: Weston's son Lucian was born in July of 2014, and is Nicolas' first grandchild.
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Due to his recuperation, Philip has also had to delay his first meeting with his newest great-grandchild, William and Kate's latest addition, Prince Louis.
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The Duchess of Sussex's mom, Doria Ragland, is "overjoyed by the arrival of her first grandchild," according to a statement released by the Royal Family.
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He was literally just loving on him and talking to him as if he was his own grandchild and had known him his whole life.
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From her enthusiastic gesturing, it seemed she also wanted me to know that it's okay; she has a grandchild with a really big butt, too.
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"My mom and dad are really, really excited and can't stop talking about the baby and how excited they are for another grandchild," Hampton says.
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"It is a great joy to have another grandchild, the only trouble is I don't know how I am going to keep up with them."
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Marie Frey has as many grandchildren as years: the 86-year-old just welcomed her 86th biological great-grandchild, her grandson, Kenny Frey, tells PEOPLE.
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At the time of his death in 1976, J. Paul Getty was survived by three of his five sons, 16 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
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Those dreams were crushed when, at the age of 11, she was raped by her white employer, whose grandchild she was babysitting at the time.
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They defined informal caregivers as those who, without pay, help or care for an elderly, ill or disabled relative other than a child or grandchild.
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The royal baby will be the fourth grandchild for Princess Caroline, who happily celebrated her grandson's lavish wedding to the Italian heiress in July 2015.
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Focusing on making her well may get her to the point where she can do what's best for herself as well as for her grandchild.
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A biological child, adopted child, stepchild, or dependent grandchild can also receive up to 218% of their parent's Social Security benefit at full retirement age.
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Mr. Shepherd's survivors include his wife, Avril, whom he married in 1957; four daughters, Mandy, Melanie, Wendy and Melinda; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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But why on earth would you do such a meanspirited thing when your grandchild is possibly in crisis, and you have the means to help?
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But in 1986, when she learned that she was going to have a racially mixed grandchild, Ms. Branan felt compelled to dig up the truth.
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He was persecuted as the grandchild of Jew, but he also became one of only four dealers allowed to sell artworks confiscated by the Nazis.
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His parents didn't mind, but my mother thought it showed that we cared more for the feelings of a pet than those of her grandchild.
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On Sunday, Princess Mako, the eldest grandchild of Emperor Akihito of Japan, and Kei Komuro, her college boyfriend, are set to officially announce their engagement.
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But if everything goes according to plan, a grandchild-friendly, horseshoe-shaped villa will be completed for an estimated €3.5 million by September next year.
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Hun Sen said he was looking for a way for his grandchild, whom he did not name, to give up his or her U.S. citizenship.
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She also "realized what is most important" — and it was a comfort to share those lessons with her children, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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Caitlyn Jenner just scored another grandchild -- her oldest son, Burt Jenner, is a dad ... but someone beat him to the punch on handing down his name.
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And sure enough, on Saturday, a grandmother attended a gender reveal party for her future grandchild, only to witness the child's father suffer a cringeworthy injury.
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Added Dragoon, "And yes, I am the grandchild of immigrants, and I have been a progressive my entire life and will continue to be a progressive."
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If she hadn't, Phillips — the Queen's eldest grandchild, who is 13th in line to the throne — would have lost his place in the line of succession.
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We've been waiting months to find out why Laurel's (Karla Souza) dad, Jorge (Esai Morales) killed the father of his unborn grandchild in a devastating twist.
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Grandma Kris Jenner, who posted a series of snapshots featuring her youngest grandchild in a variety of too-cute outfits from her first year of life.
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"The Duchess's mother, Doria Ragland, who is overjoyed by the arrival of her first grandchild, is with Their Royal Highnesses at Frogmore Cottage," the tweet said.
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Acknowledging that "every grandchild is so special," she said it's a "different dynamic" for her parents compared to her mother-in-law, former Congresswoman Marjorie Margolies.
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During a November visit to the Australia House in London, the Prince of Wales, 70, revealed two possible names for their future grandchild to the audience.
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Simone said she chose to have her C-section last Wednesday so Elmo could share a birthday with his grandchild, according to local TV station WCBS.
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The Duchess of Sussex's mom, Doria Ragland, has arrived in the U.K. from Los Angeles ahead of the birth of her first grandchild, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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Amedeo, the eldest son of Princess Astrid and first grandchild of former King Albert II and Queen Paola, is sixth in line for the country's throne.
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Once I was pregnant with Jacob and we had to tell my parents that their first grandchild was going to have Down syndrome, they were shocked.
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As the daughter of actors Colette Jackson and Solomon Sturges IV, and the grandchild of director Preston Sturges, Shannon Sturges quickly found her way in Hollywood.
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Flight for pilot was 'routine' The pilot's family said he had married in April and was expecting a second grandchild on Monday, CNN affiliate KSAT reported.
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First, the child will need to be your son, daughter, adopted child, stepchild, foster child, or a descendant of any of them, such as your grandchild.
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Maris Orellana, who works at the Bronx Zoo Deli down the street, said Ms. Batiz was a regular customer and that this was her first grandchild.
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BV: I really do like the practice of writing a letter, either to your future self or your future child or niece or nephew or grandchild.
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Her bond to her grandchild is always going to be closer than yours to Max the Boy, while the cat is deep in your daily life.
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This includes a grandchild, stepchild, foster child, adopted child, sister, brother, step sibling, and under special circumstances, a parent, niece, nephew, aunt, uncle, or in-law.
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Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Stephen and William; a daughter, Carol Heylmun; a sister, Norene Hastings; eight grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
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The second major Sun/Wootton scoop was last week's news that the Queen's eldest grandchild, Peter Phillips, and his Canadian-born wife, Autumn, were splitting up.
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J.L., New York First, let me say that your grandmother is lucky to have such a thoughtful grandchild; I can see why she enjoys your company.
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If you have a II after your name and your son the III has a son, that baby would be the IV and your grandchild. 22D.
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Then, live honestly and kindly, to include being a loving, supportive, non-grandchild-producing part of your mom's life as she works her way to health.
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"When you first told me you wanted to be a writer, I thought, 'Oh Lord, I don't wish that insecure fate on my grandchild,'" she said.
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In addition to his son, Robert Charles Friend, Friend's survivors include his wife, Patricia (Koval) Friend; his daughter, Missy Alexander; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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And she was in attendance for the birth of my first child — her first grandchild — which I had decided in advance would involve no pain medication.
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He still crossed the bridge to the old neighborhood several times a week to check in on family (he has seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild).
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Kucia is expecting a grandchild in the coming months, and he told reporters that his motivation to keep fighting the cancer comes wanting to hold the newborn.
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You know, and you -- I can&apost imagine if it happened to your, you know, child or your grandchild, you know, our schools need to be safe.
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Lynsi Snyder—the company president and only grandchild of the In-N-Out founders Harry and Esther Snyder—said that they would never franchise, Business Insider reports .
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After that, as the grandchild of the monarch, he will automatically become a prince and will likely be known as "His Royal Highness Prince Archie of Sussex."
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"#iamsoinlove with my very first #newborn beautiful #grandchild," Ronson's mother, jewelry designer Ann Dexter-Jones, captioned an Instagram photo of herself feeding Levon, whose face is concealed.
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" Dr. Drew asked Davidson on the show how she could envision herself moving forward, to which she replied, "All I want is someone to protect my grandchild.
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He and his wife, Autumn Phillips, have two daughters, Savannah, the Queen's first great-grandchild, who was born in 2010 and Isla, who was born in 2012.
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"I was really busy this season with my home, my daughters, my son and my grandchild," she said, when asked about her presence in the new season.
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Rani is Hudson's first child with boyfriend Danny Fujikawa (she has two sons from previous relationships: Bingham Hawn, 7, and Ryder Russell, 14) and Hawn's sixth grandchild.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode, fans looks back as Amy Roloff holds a small get-together for Tori before the first Roloff grandchild arrives.
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"So you have two children, five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and a wife of 67 years," YouTuber Davey Wavey asked an elderly man in his latest video.
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"It is a great joy to have another grandchild, the only trouble is I don't know how I am going to keep up with them," Charles said.
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Three of former President George H.W. Bush's grandchild -- Pierce, Ashley and Lauren -- and their mother, Sharon Bush, were volunteering Christmas Eve day with Forgotten Soldiers Outreach Inc.
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That means if a grandparent takes $10,000 out of a 529 plan to send to a grandchild, it could cut student aid by $5,000 the following year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Zara Tindall, the granddaughter of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, has given birth to her second daughter, Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday, the monarch's seventh great-grandchild.
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Mr. Muti — who, as the student of Toscanini's student, is something of his artistic grandchild — has been on the front lines of this battle in our time.
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In video chats, Cubans see the faces and recognize the features of a grandchild or sibling not seen for the longest time, before the image freezes up.
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The Johnsons, who celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary on July 27, were expecting their fourth great-grandchild, according to a GoFundMe page set up by a relative.
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One case that stood out involved Sonia Torres, 86, whose grandchild was stolen by former military officials after her daughter was kidnapped and gave birth in captivity.
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Ms. Griffin said her mother was concerned enough to offer her $10,000 to walk away and said several times that she would never know her first grandchild.
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For a grandchild who's still rather young, helping them start saving for college in a state-sponsored, tax-advantaged 529 savings plan could be a big help.
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She trailed off again, thinking of the baby showers no one can throw them, and Juan's parents in Colombia who won't meet their new grandchild for months.
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The symbolism: The location is clearly meant to project Mr. Cuomo — the grandchild of immigrants — against the backdrop of President Trump and the national conversation of immigration.
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Mr. Rock responded that his next target would be Johnny Carson because of a tabloid report that he had a black grandchild he did not financially support.
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I would remind them how their son, daughter or grandchild spends time on their days off enrolling in professional courses to help improve and expand their pedagogy.
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Here are some questions and answers about older borrowers and student loans: What if I want to co-sign a student loan for a child or grandchild?
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Besides his sons, he is survived by his wife, Ellie, whom he married in 1958; a daughter, Barbara; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, Indiana University said.
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With one baby already in the picture, the last thing these grandparents were expecting was to hear that they would soon have yet another grandchild to love.
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We'll definitely ask you if we need help, but otherwise I hope you'll just enjoy your grandchild and not worry too much about choices we are making.
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"Many of our users have horrible anxiety about a pill getting eaten by a grandchild or a pet," noted PillPack's Lexi Borbotsina, who was leading the training.
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In addition to her daughter Carla, Ms. Lousada is survived by three other children, Marco Capalbo, Sebastian Lousada and Isabella Lousada; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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LONDON — A grandparent dying is hard for a grandchild at any age, but when you're a little older it can change the way you deal with that loss.
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Maybe he didn't realize that the DOE is the grandchild of the Manhattan project, and has inherited the responsibility of monitoring and maintaining the US's nuclear weapons stockpile.
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Your grandma won't stop reminding you how much better her neighbor's grandchild is—you know, the one who invented the hoverboard on top of being a celebrated neurosurgeon.
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A friend of the woman's grandchild shared a photo of their heartwarming encounter and a story behind the visit that doubled as the former librarian's lovely birthday surprise.
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Just days before welcoming new grandchild Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the 220-year-old royal opened The Granary Lodge — a luxury 213-bedroom bed-and-breakfast in Scotland.
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The Cut reports that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star remained coy about it all, neither confirming nor denying that she's got another grandchild on the way.
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"If down the road you're on track with your goals and would like to help your child or even grandchild reach their goals, you have options," he says.
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Her commute from Brownsville to Manhattan, where she works for the city's Human Resources Administration, is exhausting, and caring for her daughters and a grandchild exacerbates the pressure.
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The grandparent may not see the grandchild as part of his/her family, so many of those situations are viewed as temporary even though they may not be.
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Warden and her grandson were especially close, Kugler says, not only because he was her eldest grandchild but because the family lived together on a 125-acre farm.
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At the time of his death in 23, Getty was survived by three of his five sons, 2000 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, five ex-wives, and many mistresses.
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"To give your grandma a mere $32 more a month in her Social Security, a lower-earning grandchild would pay over $53,000 in higher payroll taxes," Brady said.
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"[Kim and Kanye] believe that [Kris] is going to come around, because there is no way that Kris is going to freeze out a grandchild," the source explains.
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Tickets for the lunch, which is being organized by Peter Phillips, the Queen's oldest grandchild and the son of Princess Anne, won't come cheap at $215 per person.
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If a family member wants to buy stock for a niece, nephew or grandchild, it can be even more difficult because it will require a social security number.
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"I don't want my grandchild to listen to the rhetoric that she, as a woman and as an African-American, is classified and stereotyped as uneducated," Lawrence said.
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This story is interwoven with Breaking Bad fan-favorite Mike Erhmantraut's (Jonathan Banks) stoic drift into criminal enterprise to provide for his grandchild and widowed daughter-in-law.
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Danny Trejo is the hero L.A. needs ... or at least one grandmother in L.A. desperately needed when her car flipped over trapping her infant grandchild in the backseat.
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The Chrisleys say they'll fly commercial and stay at a resort condo ... where they say they wanna spend time with their children and grandchild to celebrate the holiday.
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He is survived by his wife, Jimmie; his sons, Tim and Ralph II; his daughters, Lisa Stanley Marshall and Tonya Armes Stanley; seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
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It might be easier to reach the yearly limit than you think, especially if you're trying to help your grandchild pay for college or make a down payment.
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He sees her in fleeting images: in graduation robes receiving her degree, in smart clothes for her first day at work, with Suref's first grandchild at her breast.
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But at her death, Ms. González had come no closer to knowing anything about the fate of the others, including her unborn grandchild, than she was in 1976.
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And if you had hoped to tap a 529 college savings plan for an upcoming tuition bill for your child or grandchild, well, you might be really worried.
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Her survivors include two sons, Leo Asen and Michael Asen, from her first marriage; a daughter, Edith Cooper, from her second marriage; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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In addition to his son Michael, he is survived by his brother; four other children, Bill Jr., Nicole, Patrick and Tim Bidwill; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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But it was also a big year at home -- Eric and his wife, Lara, welcomed baby boy Luke in September, adding a ninth grandchild to the President's brood.
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"Nuclear Sharks" (Thursday 6/30 9 pm) This is about sharks that utilize the reefs around former nuclear test sites at Bikini atoll, and features a Cousteau grandchild.
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Loeb could also nominate George Strawbridge, a Dorrance grandchild who is now working with Loeb and is calling for a sale, as a director, according to the sources.
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Engel, a family practitioner in northern Kentucky, recalled how five of his 18 patients told him they had a child or grandchild using heroin, or who had overdosed.
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Sharp's daughter, Nikki Sharp Bishop explains on Facebook that her mother is five feet tall, so actually getting her grandchild into the tall crib can be a little difficult.
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Rebecca's mother, portrayed by Elizabeth Perkins, previously had a storyline in which she struggled to accept Rebecca's adopted child Randall (Sterling K. Brown as an adult) as her grandchild.
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Despite relationship issues between Rob Kardashian and ex-fiancée Blac Chyna, they gave their daughter the Kardashian surname, making her Kris' only grandchild to carry on the Kardashian moniker.
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Oz also shared photos of the new family of five with PEOPLE along with a portrait of her parents Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lisa Oz holding their youngest grandchild.
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And in April, there had been the joyful arrival of a third grandchild — Prince Louis, who was born on April 23 to proud parents Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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Over the years we raised four amazing children, cared for my little brothers when they needed us the most and had even had the honor of a beautiful grandchild.
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The baby is the queen's sixth great-grandchild and is behind his grandfather and heir Prince Charles, father William, and siblings George and Charlotte in line to the throne.
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The Bachelor is the pushy immigrant mom of reality TV, telling you you're old when you're not, and begging you not to let them die before meeting a grandchild.
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He bought the ornate bottles, stamped with the candidate's heavily serifed surname, near his hometown, Charlottesville, Va., for special occasions like the birth of a grandchild and wedding anniversaries.
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As a child and grandchild of war-torn immigrants from different parts of the world, I had learned that fleeing, in my family, was a generational rite of passage.
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After the birth of her first child, now eight, Chhailin's mother came to live in the capital with Chhailin and her husband to take care of the new grandchild.
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As a result, among grandparents over age 51, about 20 percent have at least one step-grandchild, according to a study published this year in the Journals of Gerontology.
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But as Cuba approaches the 60th anniversary of its revolution, a new generation, both in and out of Cuba, the grandchild generation, is shedding the traumas of the past.
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His plight is merely to spend a few fraught days looking after his 4-year-old grandchild in Naples while the boy's parents are away at an academic conference.
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Captain Burnett, who died in 1922, willed the bulk of his estate to his granddaughter in a trusteeship for his yet-unborn great-grandchild, who would become Anne Marion.
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My eyes sting as I stare at the tiny light that is my grandchild; a brightness that seals the fault lines in my heart and makes me whole again.
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"You're with people who get it," added Pamela Gabbay, interim executive director of the Compassionate Friends, which runs support groups for those who have lost a child or grandchild.
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Mr. Moncayo, his relatives said, worked hard to provide for his large family, which includes his wife and three daughters, along with the seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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We lived in Cambridge (with the One and Only Grandchild), and every year parents and siblings came up from New York and New Jersey, and we made the dinner.
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The account is most likely run with the help of her child or grandchild, because both "j-dog" and her husband have appeared in TikToks at the same time.
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Not that week when his newest grandchild, my daughter, was less than 2 months old and I had deeply imagined the irreverent, playful relationship that would unfold between them.
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In addition to his son Derrick, he is survived by two other sons, Renaldo and Andre; two daughters, Andrea Harling and Rashandra Owens; 12 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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I'm the grandchild of a Jewish refugee who fled Europe on the eve of World War II. Do you feel the majority of my generation remains connected to this history?
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Later in life, he started collecting coins in the hope they'd be valuable some day, but he left a note telling us to save his collection for his first grandchild.
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My grandmother who saved 50 years of social security checks to put her first grandchild — she called me Spikie-poo — she put me through Morehouse College and NYU grad film.
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Aside from Kirk nearing his 102nd birthday next month, Michael also welcomed his first grandchild last year when his oldest son Cameron had daughter Lua Izzy with girlfriend Viviene Thibes.
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It's only Daniel (the lovely Russell Tovey), Muriel's most softhearted grandchild, who bursts out of the house and gets into his car, refusing to heed his husband's cries of protest.
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Jennifer Frankenstein, Oskar's grandmother, told WKMG News that the newborn is not only her first grandchild but the first member of the family to be born on the spooky holiday.
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Victoria NelsonThe late Duane Nelson Sr. had only one grandchild, born to his son, Duane Jr. The younger Duane died in 2005, leaving behind a 1-year-old daughter, Victoria.
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I mind that when my daughter asks me if I can chip in for baby formula this month for my grandchild, I have to say I don't have the cash.
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The law applies to a grandmother urging a grandchild to overstay a visa or a lawyer advising a client to stay in the country while fighting deportation, Judge Tashima wrote.
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Having heart-to-heart talks with old friends, or cuddling a grandchild, or watching the paint dry in the living room, or, yes, actually even having fun at our jobs!
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Eugenie's older sister and maid-of-honor, Princess Beatrice, walked alongside Autumn Phillips, the wife of Peter Phillips, the son of Princess Anne and the oldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth.
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A couple of days before, Rebecca, the grandchild most interested in writing, told me that she would be the screenwriter, with Toby's son as the robber with the foxlike grin.
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As the conference came to a close, I marked the 6900th anniversary of my youngest brother's death from cancer, which came only the month after his first grandchild was born.
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Among our most-read articles: Canada gives a warm embrace to Syrian refugees; and a British woman won a legal round in a fight to give birth to her grandchild.
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Four years ago, Serov's only grandchild, Vera Serova, 57, a retired ballet dancer, hired workers to renovate the garage at the dacha she inherited from her grandfather in northwestern Moscow.
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In addition to his son Ian, a musical arranger and xylophonist, he is survived by another son, Elliot, a concert pianist; a brother, Nat; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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Her husband managed to flee with five of their children, but Ms. Amos did not make it out, and neither did two of their other young children and a grandchild.
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Ms. Holmes, 37, said she often works two shifts a day, up to 16 hours in all, to help support her five children, aged 15 to 21, and one grandchild.
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I would remind them of the countless hours their son, daughter or grandchild sacrifices preparing innovative lesson plans, hosting tutorial sessions after school, and mentoring through school clubs and athletics.
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She has mostly warm relationships with her grown children — and a new grandchild in the picture — and an intriguing, unsettling friendship with a talented former student named Fabien (Roman Kolinka).
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To use zero-coupon bonds in a college fund, you have the option to buy a zero-coupon bond (at issuance) that matures when the grandchild plans to enter college.
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The Queen shared family milestones, such as the birth of her eighth great-grandchild, Archie, in 2019The monarch began the next section of her speech with a message of thanks.
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Kayla tells TMZ ... the terrifying incident went down Sunday morning at her home in West Virginia when her grandchild, Henry, was given a bath by his 7-year-old stepsister.
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Daya's fellow prisoner and mother Aleida didn't want to give her grandchild away, so she told Delia the baby died, when in actuality, Aleida gave the baby to her partner Cesar.
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My grandmother, who saved 50 years of social security checks to put her first grandchild — she called me Spikie-poo — she put me through Morehouse College and NYU grad film. NYU!
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"My grandfather is, and always was, a very hard-working man, and he passed that work ethic onto both my father and me," says Schwendeman, who is the couple's oldest grandchild.
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On Thursday during a visit to Australia House with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the Prince of Wales, 33, revealed two possible names for their future grandchild to the audience in London.
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" -Dave Ramsey "The sun that shines today is the sun that shone when thy father was born, and will still be shining when thy last grandchild shall pass into the darkness.
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Meghan gave birth in the early hours of Monday morning to the boy, the seventh-in-line to the British throne and the eighth great-grandchild of 93-year-old Elizabeth.
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Account owners can set specific rules for a trustee around distributing assets to heirs — for example, only in the event that a child or grandchild needs money for education or business.
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And in the next generation, Ke'Oisha, the Whites' oldest grandchild, left Chicago for job opportunities elsewhere, following a path out of the city that many other black college graduates have taken.
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A recent PBS article described the dilemma of Betty Lanning, a North Carolina woman caring for her infant grandchild alone after her husband died and her daughter fell on hard times.
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The "big four" were followed by other family members, including Princess Beatrice, daughter of Prince Andrew, who walked next to Autumn Phillips, the wife of Peter Phillips, the queen's eldest grandchild.
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British newspapers have reported that the queen has been saddened that she has seen so little of Harry and Meghan's son Archie, her eighth great-grandchild who has remained in Canada.
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My grandmother who saved 50 years of social security checks to put her first grandchild — she called me Spikie-poo — she put me through Morehouse College and N.Y.U. grad film. N.Y.U.!
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Verena Wagner Lafferentz, the last surviving grandchild of Richard Wagner and one of the last people alive who knew Adolf Hitler intimately, died on Friday at her home in Nussdorf, Germany.
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Raising a child from birth through adulthood will set you back $233,610, according to the latest figures from the Department of Agriculture, and helping raise a grandchild could be just as expensive.
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The royal baby, whose great-grandmother is the late Princess Grace — is the fourth grandchild for Princess Caroline, who happily celebrated her son's lavish wedding to the Italian heiress in July 2015.
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One of the most powerful people who could set an example of how to do so, Jared Kushner, son-in-law and top adviser to the President, is the grandchild of survivors.
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A 60-year-old British woman is one step closer to winning the right to use her late daughter's frozen eggs to get pregnant with her own grandchild, according to the BBC.
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Among the best-remembered episodes was a 2007 visit to Newark by Representative Tom Tancredo, a Colorado Republican presidential contender and ardent immigration opponent, who paradoxically, was the grandchild of Italian immigrants.
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Someone might find it worthwhile to endure a great deal of physical suffering in order to live long enough to hold her first grandchild or see her poetry collection appear in hardcover.
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Originally, a saver might have listed their 1-year-old grandson as the beneficiary of a large IRA, betting that the grandchild would benefit from stretching the tax deferral for 80 years.
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Takeda, 71, a great-grandchild of Emperor Meiji who competed in the 1972 and 1976 Olympics, has been a member of the Japanese Olympic Committee since 1987 and its president since 2001.
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I saw my own family in the small details, from the abuela that throws her chancleta at her grandchild (that's my grandmother all the way!) to the natural mixes of Spanglish throughout.
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He later owned his own auto repair business that he and his wife operated until 1980, but the couple of almost 40 years wanted to be closer to their grandchild and son.
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"My grandmother, who saved 50 years of social security checks to put her first grandchild — she called me Spikey-poo — she put me through Morehouse College and NYU grad film, " said Lee.
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The AIR and OpenHydro model would appeal to renewable energy investors because it is relatively inexpensive and low in maintenance compared with other renewables, said Soeharto, grandchild of former Indonesian president Suharto.
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"Everybody always talks about mother-in-laws and how they can be," says 28-year-old Chyna, who gave birth to the Keeping Up with the Kardashians matriarch's sixth grandchild in November.
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Mr. Bennett is survived by his wife, the former Joyce McKay, a flutist and teacher at the Levine School of Music in Washington (and also a grandchild of a Mormon Church president).
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In a most pragmatic moment, I crocheted a gender-neutral blanket for my first great-grandchild, but attached a loving note in case I'm no longer around to give it in person.
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When she reached out to Ressler, she told him she did not have money to fly her husband out to the East Coast to meet his new grandchild and see his kids.
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The first hack occurred when the human species was able to grow old enough to transmit valuable survival information from grandparent to grandchild, which corresponded to a dramatic improvement in human survival.
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You may also boost gifts by giving to your child (or grandchild) and his or her spouse — for a maximum of a $56,000 gift this year from a couple to a couple.
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It now seemed like every Liberian knew someone who couldn't get a visa to the U.S. to visit family, conduct business, see a doctor, meet a grandchild or to attend a graduation.
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Ms. Smith is survived by her sons; her brothers, James Daniel Boone and William Henry Boone — the family traces its lineage to the frontiersman Daniel Boone — six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
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In 2016, lawmakers in Washington introduced a bill backing cursive after Pam Roach, then a Republican state senator, noted that a constituent had said her grandchild could not read a handwritten letter.
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The sequel's biggest new name is Cher, as Sophie's flamboyant grandmother, who arrives uninvited on the Greek island where the films are set to celebrate the impending birth of her great-grandchild.
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Even after they moved to the mainland, they continued a lifelong love affair with Hawaii, which is why my grandma adopted the Hawaiian term "Tutu" when her first grandchild (me) was born.
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"For a long time he has been unable to hold his grandchild for fear that his lack of control over his limbs will potentially cause an injury to the child," he said.
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Another grandchild, Princess Eugenie, also married this year and the queen's sixth and seventh great grandchildren were born, while she made her debut appearance on the front row of a fashion show.
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His wife, the former Patricia Huddleston, who was a Miss Alabama of 1955, survives him, as do their children, James Jr., Richard and Annette Graham Martin; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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By year's end, she was looking forward to a 2018 spring wedding of her granddaughter in New Hampshire, and showing off photographs of her first great-grandchild, who was born in April.
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The writers dedicate stunning storytelling to a tale from Princess Carolyn's future grandchild in a distant Jetson's-like decade; another episode depicts BoJack's family history via his mother's dementia-fueled fragmented flashbacks.
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Zara, 34, who is the second-oldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II, is competing at the Badminton Horse Trials this weekend in an effort to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.
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The baby is the eighth great grandchild of the 93-year-old queen, the world's longest-reigning monarch, and could be entitled to hold joint British and American citizenship according to nationality rules.
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After one such presentation in Ohio, a woman who'd lost her daughter in the Oklahoma City bombing and was raising her grandchild, stood near the door as she left and angrily confronted her.
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Speaker Pelosi, who used to treat President Trump like a naughty grandchild, last week adopted a notably more confrontational public posture, as she tried to defuse the impeachment fever rising among House Democrats.
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As I reach appreciatively for a second slice, Kitchin tells me about a couple who recently came to Cal's Own with their grandchild, and requested that they didn't burn the pizza this time.
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With college costs and debt on the rise, just about the best thing you can do for a grandchild these days is help them avoid starting out their adult lives in the red.
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"We don't want a seat in Parliament, we don't want to become chancellor," said Susanne Scholl, 69, a former correspondent with the national broadcaster ORF who is expecting her first grandchild this year.
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"I waited to FaceTime my Dad until right after getting my baby (his first grandchild) up from a nap, when he looks all sleepy and pathetic," a new mom named Kelsey told me.
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Kyle, who said she used to watch Pirates ballgames on television with her husband, Jack, has five children, 11 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandson and another grandchild on the way.
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I would remind them how their son, daughter or grandchild sacrifices time, money and resources, which far exceed $250, to create a learning environment that will enable successful academic outcomes for their students.
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The motion also said the baby should be eligible for US Secret Service protection as a grandchild of former vice president Joe Biden — particularly as he runs for president in the 2020 election.
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Your response was good, but as a retired family law attorney I suggest, before the relationship with the child develops, that she attempts to get paternity or DNA tests on the alleged grandchild.
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The Suffolk County Police Department confirms to PEOPLE that Richard, 79, was returning to her home in Fort Salonga, New York, after walking her grandchild to the bus stop around 7:30 a.m.
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Williams, strapped to a gurney inside, used his last words to apologize to the families of his victims and to thank one family for bringing his daughter and grandchild to visit before his execution.
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He's still friends with his ex-wife Margaret (Harriet Walter), and the two of them are preparing to welcome their first grandchild; their daughter Susie (Michelle Dockery) is about to become a single mother.
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Riley Keough, the eldest grandchild of Elvis Presley and heir to his hairline, plays Christine Reade, a second-year law student who's scored an internship at Kirkland Allen, a top law firm in Chicago.
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"I just wasn't happy with how the country is at the moment so I thought maybe a change would be good," she said as she walked to the shops in Brentwood with her grandchild.
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"Happy birthday pops," he captioned his first post, adding in a follow-up post that he wishes his father was still around to meet his grandchild Dream Renée Kardashian, Rob's 15-week-old daughter.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 72, enjoyed a night out in Los Angeles on Monday night with friend Melanie Griffith two weeks after her daughter Kate Hudson welcomed her third child and Hawn's sixth grandchild.
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The number of grandparents raising grandchildren steadily increases: In 2014, the Census Bureau reported that 6 percent of American households contained a co-resident grandparent and grandchild; in 1970, that figure was 20173 percent.
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LONDON — A 60-year-old woman determined to use her dead daughter's frozen eggs to give birth to her own grandchild won a crucial legal victory on Thursday in second-highest court in Britain.
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In her memoir, I'm His Mother, But He's Not My Son, Gonyo writes that she was 224 and married, with three other children and a six-month-old grandchild, when she first met Mitch.
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About New York Into her 80s, Elizabeth McQueen patrolled Queensbridge Park in Long Island City, Queens, wheeling her walker, a grandson or a great-grandchild at her side, eyes sweeping the walks and lawn.
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A husband and wife are overjoyed to learn from a Fidelity investments adviser that, yes, they have saved enough for retirement to realize their fondest dream, one that involves a boat and a grandchild.
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Hun Sen, whose country was the site of one of the 20th century's most terrible genocides, says he is worried his 14-year-old grandchild could be eligible to fight for the U.S. military.
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More than half of Americans ages 22019 to 80 are grandparents, and most of them have at least one grandchild under age 10, according to the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging.
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And despite all the relationship issues between Rob Kardashian and ex-fiancée Blac Chyna, the pair also gave their daughter Dream the Kardashian surname, making her Kris' only grandchild to carry on the Kardashian moniker.
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The fruits of his labours pay off in the very final moments of the advert when he meets his grandchild for the first time and introduces himself in English as tears roll down his cheeks.
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" Plus, he was comforted knowing that the surrogate mother for his grandchild "wasn't going to smoke, she's not going to drink, she's not going to put anything in her body that would harm the baby.
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Amedeo has worked in Management Consulting for Deloitte and McKinsey & Co. The child will be the first great-grandchild for Belgium's former King Albert II, who abdicated in 2013 in favor of his son, Philippe.
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But he's been fighting cancer for over a year, allowing him to walk his daughter down the aisle, see the birth of his grandchild and, now, see his daughter Stevee accept her high school diploma.
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He and Elaine had a loving marriage and had just welcomed their first grandchild, and Victor's love and anticipation of seeing his granddaughter grow up was far more intense than anything he had ever imagined.
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The woman had been on her way to work, despite her daughter and grandchild protesting that she should stay indoors, when she and the two children were swept away by floodwaters, her sister told Reuters.
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His brothers were born in Texas but, to his chagrin, he was born in Shreveport, La. One day 40 years ago, his daughter, who was living in Boston, went into labor with his first grandchild.
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"Earlier this week I got a letter from a woman who was the single caretaker of her grandchild," Vicki L. Been, New York City's housing commissioner, told me when I called to gauge her reaction.
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The company, founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and his grandchild Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, aims to bring children back to its core product: the Lego brick, first produced in its current form in 1958.
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The room had been created by George Macculloch Miller, also known as Cully, who was an artist who was married to Flora Whitney, a grandchild of William C. Whitney's, out of an existing bedroom wing.
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Zara Tindall, a British equestrian and the daughter of Princess Anne -- the daughter of Queen Elizabeth -- and the queen&aposs second-eldest grandchild, made headlines at the royal ceremony after making a royally bored face.
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When I spoke to Christine, Commander Shea's youngest grandchild — a teacher in a public school — she told me she felt some regret, because she knew how much the news would have meant to her father.
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In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Benjamin; two daughters, Christine Morgan and Kara Black; a brother, Michael; two sisters, Cheri Unger and Candace Fox; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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"All small hilltowns understand the fact that the police force is here and there," said Tammy Mullens, a pet-sitter and dog walker who was taking her grandchild for a stroll near the town offices.
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As the child (and grandchild) of restaurateurs, this editor can also attest that owning and operating restaurants is a tricky proposition, given the expenses and — even more plaguing oftentimes — the turnover that goes with it.
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WASHINGTON — In between sharing updates about Hurricane Irma and admonishing journalists, President Trump tweeted a rare bit of personal news on Tuesday: The first grandchild born during his presidency, a boy, was delivered that morning.
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Ann Wagner of Missouri told her fellow members about how she had a new 2-day-old grandchild she was ready to see and that she was worried about the military not getting their paychecks.
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For tax years 20183 and 2018, if your total out-of-pocket medical expenses — including those for your grandchild — exceeded 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income, the amount above that threshold could be deductible.
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With 39 percent of grandparents having a grandchild living more than 500 miles away, according to a study by Generations United and MetLife Mature Market Institute, these programs create new ways to foster intergenerational interaction.
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Robin Swanson and her 4-year-old son were in the crowd watching Hillary Clinton speak in California when the former secretary of state mentioned her young granddaughter, Charlotte, and her second grandchild on the way.
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Khloé Kardashian is expecting her baby girl any day now, but we can't help but look back on the other KarJenner births, specifically the labor of Kris Jenner's eldest grandchild Mason Dash on December 14, 2009.
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However, if your grandchild can't make the payments at some point down the road, you could find yourself responsible at time when you're relying solely on retirement income to stretch across the rest of your life.
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According to the court papers, the trustee argued that Peter had a specific definition of the word "grandchild," which did not correspond with the fact that when both grandchildren were born, their parents were not married.
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We know that if a pregnant woman is drinking this water, her fetus is likely to have a lower IQ. This means it's your child, it means it's your grandchild, it's your nephew or your niece.
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In addition to his daughter Maria, Mr. La Selva is survived by another daughter, Lisa Zayac; a son, John; a brother, Roger; a sister, Mary Kruzel; eight grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and his companion, Akemi Baba.
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There was a really nice story about grandparents who were meeting their grandchild for the first time; their daughter was flying alone with a baby, and they were able to meet her right at the gate.
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Deanna Hendrickson, a retired Los Angelena, has a long list of things she wants to do with her first grandchild, due this fall: take the kid to synagogue, into a voting booth, on a road trip.
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And since the whole point of paying into a life insurance policy is to make sure loved ones are financially provided for in your absence, setting a grandchild as your policy's beneficiary is a no-brainer.
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Much like crafting a will, building a trust gives you the ability to set your own terms for the eventual payout, choosing language that has the best interests of both you and your grandchild in mind.
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When our first grandchild was born, we even turned a room in our apartment into a nursery, hoping that if we provided all the comforts of home, our daughter and son-in-law would visit often.
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Besides his wife, the former Ruth Jolley Rogers, and his son Joe, he is survived by another son, Frank; his daughters, Dianne Tuggle and Deborah Rogers; nine grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
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A grandchild of immigrants from Poland and Russia, Mr. Baron grew up scraping for extra cash in Asbury Park, N.J. He worked his way through college and law school, which he left without getting a degree.
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Aside from their bloodline, the iconic actor and his great-grandchild also share a name as Cameron's daughter's middle name is a tribute to her great-grandfather, who was born Issur Danielovitch, and later went by Izzy.
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"What&aposs sad is that sometime in the next year Meghan and Harry will have a baby and I&aposll be a grandfather, and if we&aposre not speaking I won&apost see my grandchild," Markle said.
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We get so restricted in our thoughts of a mother and a father and what a family should look like, and we neglect other relationships like that of a parent, a grandparent and a child, a grandchild.
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They examined the association between flu infection and social participation in volunteer groups, sports groups, leisure activity groups, senior citizen clubs, neighborhood associations, cultural groups, nursing care or health promotion groups, local events and grandchild-rearing support.
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The new prince is Queen Elizabeth's sixth great-grandchild and fifth-in-line to the British throne behind siblings George, 4, his two-year-old sister Charlotte, their father William, and grandfather Prince Charles, who is heir.
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The new royal, who is currently 19th in line to the throne, arrives two months after the birth of Elizabeth's sixth great-grandchild, Prince Louis, the third child of her grandson Prince William and his wife Kate.
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In some cases, grandparents should consider opening their own 529 account – and naming their grandchild the account beneficiary – either as an alternative or in addition to contributing to an account owned by the grandchild's parents, said King.
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"Once the water is sorted out, I would fully agree to move up because this place is becoming a danger zone," she said, cradling a grandchild as a dog slept in the shade and chickens roamed by.
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In a series of images, the monarch holds her great-grandchild Princess Charlotte in her arms while surrounded by Prince George, Zara Philips' daughter Mia Tindall (holding the Queen's handbag), and Peter Philips' daughters Savannah and Isla.
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Film and television, with some exceptions, portrays older people as fools; think of the really tired trope of grandma at the computer, unable to send or open an email without her grandchild stopping by to rescue her.
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In addition to his wife, a social anthropologist and college administrator, and his daughter Hannah, he is survived by another daughter, Jennifer Kilson-Page; a son, Peter; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and a sister, Gwendolyn Coleman.
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If Amanda's grandmother was like many of us, she probably did not tell Amanda about her feelings about her wartime experience because she had suppressed them, or she did not want to share them with her grandchild.
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"But to me and my brothers Joel and Peter he was simply Dad, to Catherine, a wonderful father-in-law, to his grandchildren and great grandchild their loving grandfather, and to his wife Anne, a wonderful husband."
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"It'll be a nice moment to introduce the baby to more family, and my mom's with us as well," Markle said of the occasion, while Harry joked about "another great-grandchild" for the Queen and Prince Philip.
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Despite having Jared Kushner in the highest leadership of this administration, a man who identifies publicly as a Jew and as a grandchild of Holocaust survivors, the bigotry that made the horror of the Holocaust possible was erased.
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We're told, unlike last year -- when health issues kept Thomas from attending the Royal Wedding and giving Meghan away -- the reason he's not visiting his daughter and meeting his new grandchild is because he's squarely persona non grata.
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The baby, the eighth great-grandchild of 93-year-old Elizabeth, the world's longest-reigning monarch, will not automatically be a prince or a princess or be known as "His Royal Highness" unless the queen issues a decree.
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It's a tribute to family, the sort of song that any grandmother would be thrilled to hear, the sort of thing that makes you wish you were a better grandchild either now or when you had the chance.
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He is survived by his wife, the former Georgea Farmer; a son, Thomas III; a stepson, Stan Smith; two stepdaughters, Kelly Fernandez and Shannon Gustafson; a sister, Mary Hammer; a brother, Philip; 12 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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As school systems across the South and the nation have resegregated, the Reeveses understood that the federal court order from 270 was the only reason their own children, and now their grandchild, were able to attend integrated schools.
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"A lot of grandparents are looking at their lives, and they're thinking, 'I want to know this grandchild better'," said Kay Merrill, a California-based travel adviser and founder of the Virtuoso-affiliated Are We There Yet Adventures.
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I am the child and grandchild of divorced couples; I know well the emotional complexities involved in getting to a stable place where people can manage the holidays, deal with blended families, behave decently to one another, etc.
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When our oldest child was born, we announced that we would no longer be traveling for Thanksgiving — and, as the possessors of what was then the One and Only Grandchild, we quickly established dominion over that particular holiday.
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His wife, Yevgenia, also lives on in the play well past her actual death (by suicide in a mental hospital) so that she may have a child by Babel and thus the grandchild who dines on her qureshi.
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Survivors include his wife, Dody; three daughters, Terri Bruun, Diana Boswell Redford and Cindy Brown; a son, Joe; a sister, La Rita Boswell; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild, The Des Moines Register reported.
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Momager Kris Jenner, who confirmed the arrival of her ninth grandchild on Instagram Thursday when she said she was "blessed" to be a grandmother once more, also tweeted about True's name reveal and the special meaning it may have.
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But it also raised new questions: What do I make of my mom's decision to drop her career at the height of her success to care for her grandchild: Did she feel guilty for working when I was young?
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In Philadelphia for the summer to help take care of his grandchild, Goodwin said he hopes to see Clinton and Kaine continue to draw out the contrasting visions of the two parties as they hit the road this weekend.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are pleased to announce they have named their first born child: Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor This afternoon Their Royal Highnesses introduced Her Majesty The Queen to her eighth great-grandchild at Windsor Castle.
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In 1992, the year that put a record four women in the Senate, Washington's Patty Murray called herself "a mom in tennis shoes" and California's Dianne Feinstein, in one ad, rocked her grandchild to sleep in a pink crib.
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In May, a grandchild of the queen of England married a commoner in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle as thousands of well-wishers gathered in the town and the global news media provided breathless, wall-to-wall coverage.
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In addition to his second wife, he is survived by a son, Rick, from his first marriage, who was also a primal therapist; another son, Xavier, from his second marriage; a sister, Mavis; two grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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She started to cross-examine her grandchild, repeating each of his sentences back to him slowly and sharply, punctuating them with phrases like "Is that a fair statement?" in order to, in her own way, tear them to pieces.
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It kind of makes sense that in the early '90s, when we were cooking those first Thanksgiving dinners (and the One and Only Grandchild was young), we would have been experimenting, and there were dishes that came and went.
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As the kids get older it becomes more difficult to get everyone together at the same time, and so there is no greater gift than getting the whole family together, especially now that there's a grandchild in the mix.
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Tammie Cole To the Editor: As a child of immigrants from a country ravaged by the colonization of Britain and as a grandchild of a refugees displaced by Partition, I have never had much sympathy for the British monarchy.
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As a grandchild of immigrants who left the Ukraine and Russia because of repression and oppression, and now as the leader of the second-largest teachers union in the United States, I must speak up against these unjust raids.
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But three direct descendants of Orsted will file a writ of summons with the Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court on Friday, Jens Jakob Bugge, the lawyer for H.C. Orsted's great-great-great-grandchild Soren Peter Orsted told Reuters.
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Beatrice, who is the Queen's fifth grandchild and is currently eighth in line to the throne, is not considered to a "working royal" although she often attend events with the royal family such as the Royal Ascot and Trooping the Colour.
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Third Point's 12-person slate includes William Toler, former chief executive of Hostess Brands, Munib Islam, a partner at Third Point, and George Strawbridge, a grandchild of chemist John Dorrance who invented condensed soup and ran Campbell nearly a century ago.
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Thomas also told the U.K. Express that his father, who ignited a scandal days before the Royal Wedding by staging paparazzi photos back in 2018, "wants his grandchild in his life" and hopes that Meghan will consider ending this feud.
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But I hope that there will be a day in the future when my great, great, many-times-great, grandchild sits cross-legged with her kindergarten class and sees an intrepid pioneer standing on a planet around a distant sun.
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Mia followed up her initial post with a series of six photos — including one of grandpa Steven holding his newest grandchild, and the new mom sharing a smooch with Halen — plus a video of little Axton getting his hair brushed.
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In a gorgeous monologue — and another impressive piece of acting by Moore, in what's certainly her biggest showcase episode to date — she talks to her new grandchild, Tess (named after, of all things, the fan Randall bought on the salesperson's recommendation).
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Some information may be work-related (such as how each team member prefers to receive feedback), and other notes would be broader (such as which sports teams matter to the support staff and that a key vendor has a new grandchild).
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"When we put that scene together – scripted it and shot it – it was about a week away from the birth of my first grandchild ... and I was thinking about what will this world be like in 2100," Leigh, 75, said.
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Meanwhile, my parents, who had grown up in New York tenements, were vaguely horrified that their affluent privileged grandchild was acknowledged to have what they thought of as a mark of disgrace, an infestation that went with poverty and dirt.
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A single mother with two children, she set roots in the Miami suburbs, finding work as a secretary, dedicating herself to her church and, earlier this year, welcoming her first grandchild, a girl named Isabel, after Ms. Borgoño's middle name.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Straight people have "a lot to learn from gay people," billionaire entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson said on the eve of New York's Pride march, saying he would be "absolutely delighted" to have an LGBT+ grandchild.
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Besides his son Kevin, from a first marriage that ended in divorce, he is survived by his second wife, Layla; their daughter, Neda; three other children from his first marriage, Karel, Traci and David; seven grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
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Similarly, with the grandparent scam, the victim receives a phone call or email from a "grandchild" who has been in an accident or is in trouble with the law and needs money — typically gift cards or cash sent through Western Union.
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The prime minister of Cambodia, a country whose uneasy relationship with the United States has involved war, refugee emigration and years of on-off political tension, says he does not want his U.S.-born grandchild to have an American passport.
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