Mr. President, you said you feel a kinship -- you said you feel a kinship with Brett Kavanaugh and you -- Mr. President, really quickly, you said you felt a kinship with Brett Kavanaugh.
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Mr. President, you said you feel a kinship — you said you feel a kinship with Brett Kavanaugh and you — Mr. President, really quickly, you said you felt a kinship with Brett Kavanaugh.
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Mr. President, you said you feel a kinship -- you said you feel a kinship with Brett Kavanaugh, and you -- Mr. President, really quickly.
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Kinship We want to see Kinship data used in ways that has never been thought of or explored and applied in a manner that translates into real and positive change for pets.
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I felt a kinship, in a misfit kind of way.
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And, yeah, I feel an attachment and kinship to it.
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The kinship of queerness, though silent, was undoubtedly one element.
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IT SEEMS LIKE THERE'S A KINSHIP BETWEEN APPLE AND NIKE.
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In Susan, Andy finds a mostly unspoken but deep kinship.
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Ah. I forgot about the secret kinship between Westerosi bastards!
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Geography and kinship mean the two countries must muddle along.
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Machines don't have to inevitably undermine familial kinship and bonding.
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They are obviously not related, but their kinship is palpable.
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What artists do you feel kinship with on these topics?
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Continuity of the house was more important than blood kinship.
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Solidarity and kinship are two sides of the same coin.
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But it's that sense of kinship which makes it authentic.
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I have found kinship networks in France that nourish me.
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Taylor wasn't just denied feelings of kinship and family connections.
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My feeling of kinship with "Jane Eyre" has never waned.
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Resemblances are crucial to kinship, whether familial, tribal or ethnic.
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But again, Kelly's kinship with Trump on immigration was underestimated.
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"I felt this kinship with the country," Ms. Montague said.
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She began photographing their blackboards and felt an artistic kinship.
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Sagittarius has a close kinship to camp as an aesthetic.
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In Canada, the kinship between hockey and war is implicit.
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The kinship here would be … that military-themed boarding school?
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It's clear Mr. Serebrennikov feels a kinship with Mr. Ren.
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Their social views explain where they found kinship with him.
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It was easy to feel the dancing's kinship of spirit.
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We have a way of equating kinship with sharing genes.
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Did you feel like you had discovered an unlikely kinship?
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Of course, Breitbart enjoys a very close kinship with HuffPost.
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It saw kinship, and perhaps something to which it could aspire.
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Remind listeners that you have a kinship with Satoshi Nakamoto.4.
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In this regard, it shares a certain kinship with its subjects.
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Aishwarya feels a kinship with the woman whose dream this is.
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"Vernix Constellation," by Australian photographer Kristy Visscher of Kinship by Kristy.
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The Davis' have been Tristan's kinship guardians since he was 5.
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When she read it, Haddish immediately felt a kinship with Dina.
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Do you feel a sense of community and kinship right now?
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Both LaBeouf and Johnson said they developed a kinship with Gottsagen.
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Because of that, I felt a special kinship with the author.
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But they never lost the anatomical similarities that revealed their kinship.
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That nurtured kinship will be extended at least one more year.
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Many of Hamilton's drawings bear a striking kinship to contemporary art.
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The two feel an ancient kinship, a bonding of broken souls.
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And many will not tolerate her rhetorical kinship with the President.
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In all, President Kagame's kinship with the Jewish people is natural.
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In "Mary Magdalene," their kinship is deeply emotional but not sexual.
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But young students feel a kinship with those at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
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Be prepared for the new kinship you will feel with your ankles.
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Reggie Thomas began making pins as accessories to accompany his Kinship jackets.
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Are there any scenes or collectives you feel a particular kinship with?
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De Jong: That memory of great intimacy and friendship and musical kinship.
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Does our concept of kinship—of familial bonds—change across four generations?
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For the first time, he feels a real kinship with his patients.
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The other is that they derive from the mere fact of kinship.
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He shows a certain kinship with other well-known recent cartoon characters.
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Do the trials shared by these young men forge true spiritual kinship?
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Kinship is the defining — and also the confining — fact of Pio's life.
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But the device's kinship to a smartphone's or tablet's capabilities are unmistakable.
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The kinship between cinema and gold is a long and lustrous one.
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"We all have a kinship with the other Blockbusters," Harding told CNN.
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The resulting album uses one man's individual chemistry to affirm global kinship.
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His vulgarity creates a kinship with people who purport to hate elites.
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By allowing Title IV-B funds to be used to support kinship families, the Family First Transition Act helps work towards our goal of preserving families, preventing the need for foster care, and expanding resources for kinship families.
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The paintings are rooted in the photograph, so there is a visual kinship.
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The actress said she feels more kinship toward the less physically idealized Trolls.
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"So, I felt a kinship immediately," Altschul, who's been married three times, jokes.
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The Nationals' triumph on Wednesday night was also a bracing show of kinship.
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I mean, that's ... I think that is my kinship with the LGBT community.
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But perhaps Anonymous's closest kinship is with Ai Weiwei, the Chinese dissident artist.
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Dog may be man's best friend, but I feel a kinship with Bum.
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When she saw Rey for the first time, Beards felt a sartorial kinship.
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I felt an immediate kinship with Ralph, even before I knew his name.
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His ouster spurred a kinship with Ms. Phetasy, a fellow former Playboy columnist.
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Those people can be so important, community, kinship, connecting with and helping others.
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I feel like there's a kinship between you and fighters in that regard.
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And maybe to renew kinship and ties between Britain and the United States?
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Learning of this kinship tie, I now feel special affection for him. Why?
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There is suddenly a kinship and a sisterhood that you didn't experience before.
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The movie weds a Black Nationalist aesthetic to an ethos of global kinship.
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What the visual metaphor usually signifies, then, is a kinship of social identity.
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MacPherson immediately felt a kinship after discovering Tiny Pricks Project through social media.
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The circle continues with X, adding another layer to their fruitful artistic kinship.
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It is through kinship that we will work together to achieve that autonomy.
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I just felt like, What a horrible thing to happen — animation kinship, or whatever.
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It implied a blood kinship that was inadequate to the modern, pluralistic nation-state.
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When I was hurting badly, I didn't always appreciate the value of their kinship.
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Few locals feel kinship with the Central Americans, despite ties of history and geography.
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"I felt a kinship with her as a fellow second-shift sister," Wallace said.
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But at the heart of it all was Woodruff's kinship with those wounded veterans.
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"It also reminds us of our deep kinship to all living animals," he said.
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I felt a kinship between us, a shared heroism that outranked right or wrong.
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Naturally, we didn't see this kinship coming — but we're very happy it has formed.
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Now that Gilbert is also an orphan, Anne feels a certain kinship with him.
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Earlier this year, they decided to formalize this remote kinship in the recording studio.
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We create culture in free fall, but we also create kinship in free fall.
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Bonds forged in sleep-deprived situations involving life and death create a special kinship.
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The law also provides critically needed funds to states to support kinship navigator programs.
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The problem here is that two annoyed spouses have found kinship with each other.
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Mr. Duterte's vow to upend that kinship has frustrated even some of his supporters.
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"I guess they feel a kinship with Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal," Bill said.
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One, supposedly ancestral and pure, claims kinship with Saudi Arabia and the Fatwa Valley.
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But in this city of strangers, we found a kinship in one magnificent language.
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So he had a sense of kinship with the way Colvin pursued her subject.
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Without that kinship, Kitchens said, rooting for the Jets feels like a private endeavor.
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"You can immediately find kinship and find someone who understands your experience," he said.
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Because of their similar ages, Jo and her older sister Meg share a kinship.
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I discovered that kinship in a group of friends who had also lost people.
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The Statue of Liberty, by contrast, has a kinship with the color of money.
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It's an experience of kinship that cannot fully be replicated in this second tongue.
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The ingredients might suggest some cross-cultural kinship with Tex-Mex chile con queso.
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In fact, Trump likely felt a kinship with him — another man, another witch hunt.
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While opioid abuse might be a recent cause, kinship care has always been common.
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But that's not true in Poland, where Trump enjoys a sort of political kinship.
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But a gift for friendship that transcends circumstance, for recognizing kinship wherever it blooms?
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The poem's other pivot words also posit an unusual kinship between light and dark.
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Paternity tests have always been about women and sex as much as men and kinship.
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We just did three shows with Kindling and I felt a real kinship with them.
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There is a unique kinship between Oladipo and Sabonis, who have been traded together — twice.
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Star Wars has had this level of close-knit kinship with their tie-ins before.
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Back then, no white men were fool enough to claim kinship with their illegitimate offspring.
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Do you see your work in kinship with other creative interventions, or is it unique?
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But when it gets down to the issues of discrimination, there's a kinship there. Absolutely.
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To prove kinship, Juan says he was asked for family photos, messages and call logs.
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When Caitlin Beards, 34, saw Rey for the first time, she felt a sartorial kinship.
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Ever since I signed on to the project, the Duffers and I had this kinship.
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Auld, for reasons still mysterious—from humanity or guilt or a buried sense of kinship?
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States have until October 2019 to apply for funding by submitting so-called kinship strategies.
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For a moment, the woman felt a kinship with the chef, but the moment passed.
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He took out his notebook and jotted down the kinship terms he had just learned.
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White men calling black men ''bro'' aspire to or assume a kinship with black Americans.
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In this sense, her kinship with Newsome's project — pop cultural but politically astute — is clear.
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Willett in particular caught observers' attention for his apparent kinship when it comes to Twitter.
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In viscosity, it has kinship to okra, but also oysters; the slipperiness is the point.
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That sense of community and kinship belies the rough edges on Frankford's surface, residents say.
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The images in the book feel like they have a close kinship with noir films.
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Trudeau, who leaves India Saturday, reiterated the two countries rich shared history and natural kinship.
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Neither the "social constructivist" nor the biological view of kinship has a monopoly on virtue.
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To learn more about kinship care and hear directly from caregivers, watch the video above.
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Greene says he loves taking care of his LGBTQ patients and feels a kinship with them.
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And of course, we have ties of kinship, language and culture to these United States too.
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People find kinship, common cause, and community on the Internet, across nations and sometimes even languages.
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People felt an extremely close kinship to the characters they were inviting into their homes daily.
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If you identify with it, you get the pleasure of feeling kinship with a powerful person.
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There's even a kinship between the "birth" scene in When Nature Calls and Trump's posture below.
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In the Wakefield twins — perpetually 16 years old or thereabouts — I found a sort of kinship.
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But the first designer I ever felt any kinship or any relationship with was Giorgio Armani.
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And in Africa he claimed a blood kinship with the continent of his father's Kenyan ancestors.
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He's easily the person who I feel the most kinship and natural rhythm with on stage.
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As a creative, I felt a kinship with – and an admiration of – this true porg lover.
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That means, among other things, a commitment to meritocracy, rather than promotion through cronyism or kinship.
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Trump spoke of his kinship with Christie, with whom several sources said he talks every day.
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It was Bolling's kinship with the president that rescued his career after Fox nudged him out.
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When you create kinship in free fall, you may grab at certain items on the fly.
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B. and Jungle Jim—had developed a deep kinship over the years, seasoned with competitive spunk.
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"Nutshell," too, has strange scientific questions lurking at its core — about genetics, kinship and the self.
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Okorafor describes Sunny's moments of anguish beautifully, as well as her feelings of kinship and wonder.
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Many evangelicals expressed their support as a matter of spiritual kinship rather than prevailing over Palestinians.
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Do you find more of a kinship with other photographers or with artists from other mediums?
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Wary as they may be of each other, there is clearly kinship, with sentiments that overlap.
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Among Commonwealth countries, it seems to me that Canadians have a particular kinship with New Zealanders.
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This sense of kinship is in turn the foundation of the ordinary virtues: loyalty, trust, forbearance.
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Dr. Prendergast wondered if DNA from Shum Laka would show a kinship with living Bantu people.
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Her kinship with other 19th-century fictional heroines — Emma Bovary, Jane Eyre, Anna Karenina — is evident.
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Let's talk about the cultural differences that, happily or unhappily, come with different conceptions of kinship.
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But the method is far from perfect for preventing child trafficking or verifying kinship-based asylum claims.
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Their will-they-won't-they dynamic is fueled by this kinship of never quite fitting in anywhere.
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It doesn't take much sleuthing to see Morgan's kinship for well-known entertainers with a morbid history.
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According to Kentucky Youth Advocates, the state has the highest rate of "kinship care" in the country.
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Hart creates a friendly utopia where wide-faced wooden buildings develop personalities and find kinship in pugs.
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From the home-cooked food to the familial atmosphere, kinship is infused in the Southern barbecue joint.
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I wonder whether it is because we inherit different notions of home, identity and kinship as immigrants?
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In the end, that kinship—between Harrison and Petty—gives the lie to the "heartland rock" association.
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Any one of them could tell my story with the right blend of kinship, empathy and irony.
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In working together, Mr. Ahmed and Mr. Suri found kinship, but with enough divergence to be educational.
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Because Duncan did, too, that's why the bond between her and her readers feels like sacred kinship.
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It is in this vibrant and marginal space that we meet a somewhat familiar articulation of kinship.
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Our nation is turning inward, placing renewed value on kinship ties and stability in work and residence.
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I have always had a warm sense of kinship with women we have historically seen as disreputable.
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But several experts cautioned that it does not mean that she has any kinship with indigenous peoples.
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They were such losers, all of them, and so was I, and there was kinship in that.
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They portrayed the kinship as natural, which is why, by comparison, what's on display here feels strenuous.
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As foreign as we may seem to each other, in that moment we discovered a deep kinship.
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But it had a sort of kinship to "Birds" — the ensemble nature of it, the dark comedy.
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Morris felt a kinship with the rest of the expedition, she said, that never really went away.
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Like Dr. Willerslev's work, the kinship suggests that migrants moved quickly from North America to South America.
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But whether Ms. Warren may claim a cultural kinship with Native Americans is a very different question.
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Talking to him was like talking to another writer, and I felt an instant sense of kinship.
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Kinship, a company with a Gen Z focus, combines care for skin and care for the planet.
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Icelandic mysteries, with their stark landscapes and frontier atmosphere, have a natural kinship with the American western.
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She does not own a goat, but she felt a kinship with Ms. Lauricella and her herd.
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Kinship will provide data around pet nutrition, location, activity, health and genetic health, breed info and more.
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When we speak of "shooting" with a camera, we are acknowledging the kinship of photography and violence.
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The kinship feels real, and it's what initially caught my attention and endeared the show to me.
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In one "Untitled" painting, I felt that Crockett had a strong kinship with Nozkowski and Philip Taaffe.
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"It's been amazing to see Jane and Petra's relationship grow," Grobglas, 31, says of the characters' developing kinship.
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It is symptomatic of a new kinship between the country's supposedly independent film-makers and the armed forces.
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They also revealed a sense of kinship and connection with the people whom he lived and fought amongst.
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As an Aries you feel a kinship with the majestic ram, otherwise known as the big horned sheep.
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That is, these odors co-vary with kinship and allow squirrels to quickly assess their relatedness to others.
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It's not surprising that a kinship with such prickly origins could be brokered with Nuytten at the helm.
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But some also feel a kinship with North Korea because of its stance towards the West, Pollack said.
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The kinship between the musicians and myself—each of us individually and collectively—that's a really important thing.
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Despite their frequently uneasy relationship, in public the two neighbours regularly affirm their ideological kinship and eternal partnership.
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Did you feel a certain sense of kinship with them having already worked with a faux rock band?
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He encounters young mother Kattie (Squires), who is also facing hard times, and they form an unlikely kinship.
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As a fellow brown person, one who grew up with internalized racism, I felt a kinship with him.
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But serotonin doesn't seem to explain the feeling of universal kinship that many recreational ecstasy users have described.
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But like the Blazkowicz twins themselves, it's hollow and forced, engendering more annoyance toward your sister than kinship.
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"All of my businesses have always had a social component," he said, explaining his kinship with Lopez Obrador.
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They are intimate bonds, born out of shared kinship, history, geography and common understandings of right and wrong.
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Yet reverence and respect are poor substitutes for kinship, as Jim Webb himself learned about a year ago.
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Few people, I reasoned, could give such testimony to the close kinship between art and activism as Halaby.
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Ginsburg said that while she and her fellow justices share a "collegiality," that kinship has faded from Congress.
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Yet Ben, the Blum clan's misfit math-minded whiz kid, still feels a strange kinship with his cousin.
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But the other view, where the brute fact of kinship is what matters, has some odd features, too.
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Many Americans can claim kinship with these famous performers in that they probably don't have a will, either.
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To combat bullies, he read everything he could to be smarter than them, finding kinship with James Baldwin.
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As they refine and redefine their notions of gender, kinship and community, the strip grows up alongside them.
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It's a meeting of minds — a celebration of artistic kinship across the gulfs of history, culture and technology.
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Once you've been there, there is a kinship with everyone who's been there and everyone who is there.
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I have a feeling of intense kinship for those that wish to preserve their nation and their culture.
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Professionals can find themselves shortchanged and lacking redress in a system in which kinship can outweigh contract terms.
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In this sense, the obsession with sleep hygiene has a kinship with the stylized fussiness of clean eating.
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Debra Lee, a retired administrative assistant in San Jose, felt immediate kinship with the madrone tree she chose.
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On top of this, each kinship group is part of what Dr Douglas-Hamilton, a Scot, calls a clan.
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Random, unrelated subjects aren't magically given kinship by the trip alone; they have to relate in a deeper way.
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But these can also be damaging to kinship relationships as traditional routines of exchange and sharing practices are disrupted.
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Medieval European feudalism instituted a social hierarchy and division of labor based on kinship, similar to the caste system.
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This is a peculiar trio without the fact of their stardom, and even that makes for a precarious kinship.
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These potluck viewing parties were for them and were extensions of the kinship they felt was building on set.
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The photographer was referring to the kinship between things he chose and the irreverent nature of his own work.
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Parents who are blood relations will raise their children within a tight kinship web which may provide strong support.
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She has felt a kinship with him since her first presidential bid and values his judgment, intellect and loyalty.
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Weinstein, a survivor of sexual assault, felt a kinship with Nassar's victims, one that drew her to the case.
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And when you share a story with someone else, you develop a kinship that increases your happiness even more.
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Over the years, as many of the writers they knew have died, they've formed even more of a kinship.
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And on a permanent basis, states can receive 50 cents for every dollar they spend on kinship navigator programs.
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The material here was largely solos, sometimes overlapping, but it showed a kinship between Ms. Hutsell and Mr. Huxley.
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But with the help of Community Kinship Life, she was able to find treatments closer to home last year.
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People may be first drawn into a group by ethnic kinship and then develop authentic and fervently held beliefs.
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She's here now, and she teaches me that kinship is a series of choices — noodles and "normal" are optional.
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One committee member suggested that Dr. Kellum's kinship was a factor in the decision not to rename the building.
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Given our colonial past, we share as much culinary kinship with Latin America as with our Southeast Asian neighbors.
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In case you missed it, E806T crafts an ice iteration of the HYPEBEAST Magazine Issue 27: The Kinship Issue.
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Even when David and his fellow-myopic are revealed to be kindred spirits, that kinship affords them little joy.
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Will diversity attract a broader audience and help a wider range of people feel a kinship with the characters?
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Jaime DeLanghe, Slack's director of product management, told me the company's social personality helps build kinship between co-workers.
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And by the way, here's the Ford F-150 Raptor, which I think has some kinship with the Titan.
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Republican Senate nominee Mike Braun is a self-made businessman who Trump clearly feels some level of kinship with.
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On the other hand, there's a new, seriously affecting kinship between Bobbie and the character formerly known as Amy.
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The "Tête-a-Tête" portion of the show makes explicit Ms. Thomas's formal and spiritual kinship with other black photographers.
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First of all, families are part of wider "kinship" groups that come together and separate as the fancy takes them.
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"I want to do good in a place that I feel a kinship for," Hafner, 64, told the news service.
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When she spends time in Barragán's house, searching for some spiritual kinship with him, the camera almost suggests that closeness.
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So I felt a rush of relief and maybe even kinship when, early in my research, I went to Muckrock.
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Such suffering, merely for kinship with someone disliked by the government, is unlikely to be over for Liu Xia's family.
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The government has said the shipment was bound for Turkmen groups in Syria, with whom many Turks feel a kinship.
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And he felt a kinship to a family man with two daughters who carves out time for family hiking trips.
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In practice, it meant controlling all levers of power and reinforcing their leadership and kinship through family marriage when possible.
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Human kinship really can dispel the fear and ignorance fueling the narratives of all violent extremism, white supremacist and otherwise.
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Their kinship is a natural one, and their shared birthday, November 5th, Guy Fawkes Day, seems almost too cinematically symbolic.
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The minimalist, geometric designs show the kinship between Graham and other artists he championed, like Sol LeWitt and Donald Judd.
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She felt a real sense of kinship with McMillan: like him, she is a Highlander, like him a restless soul.
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Others entered the antiquities market, winding up with wealthy collectors who may have felt a kinship with these earlier elites.
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And when I found a partner to ride with, they began to hold the additional promise of kinship and collaboration.
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"The galette-saucisse is eaten in a group while standing up—elements that foster conviviality and kinship," says Benjamin Keltz.
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He showed genuine interest in the millennial generation, with a greater air of kinship than afforded by most non-millennials.
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I'm still not sure I ever caught a buzz off the nicotine, but I certainly got high on the kinship.
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We look forward to bringing James' exceptional showmanship, infectious energy and his undeniable kinship with music to the Grammy stage.
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But the menu at Trader Vic's, now a global chain, never had any kinship to what Pacific Islanders actually ate.
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"It's important to build kinship, and to dismantle the thought that there can only be one of us," she said.
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Mr. Sanders again walked a line between fostering kinship with a foreign people and admiring aspects of a repressive system.
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Renkl's deft juxtapositions close up the gap between humans and nonhumans and revive our lost kinship with other living things.
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His role in the war gave him a feeling of kinship with Mr. McCain: he too was imprisoned as punishment.
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Our distinctive traits gather us in kinship networks that often provide us with alternative families of mutual care and support.
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So when the topic of third party candidates come up, I feel like I have some strange kinship with politicians.
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Abandoned by her parents, Morgan, too, has an intense devotion to cheerleading, particularly to the kinship bonds it can forge.
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"When those searches failed to yield results, we expanded our search to look for kinship-based matches," Mr. Medrano said.
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The scent had kinship with some of the high-end fragrances that she has collected as part research, part pleasure.
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As a black man, I usually feel a deep kinship with other racial minorities, even those who are not black.
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Of the 28 children in the county removed from their homes last year, 47 percent were placed in kinship care.
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One of its most memorable scenes is a dramatic performance of this very kinship—the blurring of bodies and souls.
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Given that White is an African American male born around the beginning of the Civil Rights movement, and that he feels a kinship with van Gogh, identifying with him as a damaged hero who is unlucky in love, his context for artistic kinship seems to be more personal and experiential than cultural or racial.
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Animals are not human, but they are enough like us to grant us a strange and strong sense of kinship. Mrs.
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It is this kinship with media, a closer association with film and literature than other wearables, that makes perfume so captivating.
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He knew Alberto Magnelli and visited the studio of Enrico Prampolini, whose paintings also bear a kinship to his Surrealist period.
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What I learned about founders was that I felt a kinship with them because they were building something out of nothing.
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Season 1 slowly revealed Ambrose suffered from a mysterious dark history, the kind that created a kinship between him and Cora.
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Living among strangers is not a cause for despair but a chance to throw off the shackles of custom and kinship.
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Mr Stewart felt no kinship with bushy-bearded old soldiers there who asked about legalising medical marijuana (as Mr O'Rourke advocates).
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But people in long-term relationships tend to care less about similarity than they do the potential for things like kinship.
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But I also want him to look around and feel empathy, kinship, and understanding towards all others who are under attack.
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But the fact that he was related to the revolutionary Black Panther, Assata Shakur, is the kinship that always floors me.
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This is why people continue to amble to the crests of California, in search of this dreamscape, of a utopian kinship.
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The paper found that chimps will commonly console the losers of fights — a behavior especially pronounced among chimps with kinship bonds.
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It's worth noting that the short series also embraces cross-cultural kinship, which is not depicted enough on television and movies.
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In addition to Community Kinship Life, the other coalition members are Islan Nettles Community Project, Princess Janae Place and Translatina Network.
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U. uses the discipline's approaches — "structures of kinship; systems of exchange, barter and gift" — to understand the hyper-connected present era.
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Reshaping a masterwork is a daunting task, but Anna Meredith now feels a sort of kinship to the Baroque Italian composer.
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A really universal basic income might shift the balance of power in society, enabling new forms of labour, cooperation, and kinship.
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We lived among others of various ages, to which we were tied by generations of kinship and alliance, throughout our lives.
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Despite the extensive warnings and reports issued by Turkey for a long time, the US administration had been disregarding this kinship.
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Diverse though it is, Malagasy society is bound together by the concept of "fihavanana", denoting kinship, friendship and goodwill between people.
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The director, Mariusz Trelinski, doesn't push too hard at the connection between the works, but you end up feeling a kinship.
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One thing I make sure of is the person we're zeroing in on has some philosophical situational kinship to Larry David.
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But the Israelis worried about the Muslim Brotherhood's ideological kinship with Hamas and its historic hostility to the Jewish state itself.
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About a quarter of those children were placed with approved relatives or other adults deemed "kinship" — coaches, teachers or family friends.
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Swiftly charging forward, as the object passes by, it's nearly impossible not to suddenly feel a kinship with pilot Kenneth Arnold.
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Instead of neutralizing her critics, the test further inflamed criticism that she was trying to equate DNA results with cultural kinship.
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This kinship forms the basis of London's National Portrait Gallery exhibition Gillian Wearing and Claude Cahun: Behind the Mask, Another Mask.
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My dad's a musician and I always have had this kinship to musicians and people who tour, no matter what the genre.
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While Sorrondeguy is not one of Ocasio-Cortez's constituents in New York's 3.9th District, she feels a sense of kinship with her.
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Martin's donations to charities catering to disadvantaged youth and victims of violence suggest a kinship with those overlooked and failed by society.
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On the latest episode of the Women Rule podcast, Fonda said Americans should practice "radical kinship" for the president and his followers.
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I felt a kinship with the women who had to dutifully take down recipes by hand from shows like The French Chef.
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And I wasn't the only one who felt this kinship; for decades, Fred Rogers was adopted as a father figure to millions.
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"You have to understand that in Iraq, memories are long, and so we really have a sense of kinship to these artifacts."
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In his flight, Newt slips away from the protective confines of whiteness and embraces a kinship of social alienation with fugitive slaves.
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Imagine the feeling of kinship, then, when I saw this blog post by a college student who 3D-printed his own braces.
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For fresh sperm, grandpa Sudan is the only option, which is not ideal given his age and close kinship with both females.
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The kinship between the two politicians, whose countries were both attacked by the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin, didn't last long.
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They did not know him, but they felt a kinship with him and his despair with the current state of the world.
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Croft suggested that this may be at the heart of the seeming kinship between so-called anti-theists and the alt-right.
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Here, Trump is defining the West not based on ideals like democracy and liberty, but atavistic loyalties to territory and shared kinship.
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Despite our common security interests and a deep democratic kinship, there is ambiguity toward the bilateral relationship from officials in both countries.
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He'd have denied it if you'd asked him, but he felt for the kid—there was something in the way of kinship.
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Alan and I had already established a sort of quirky, fun kinship that I love, so the entire process went relatively smooth.
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She believes sis—in addition to being a religious title—represents kinship and power amongst marginalized groups, especially in the LGBTQ community.
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From Indigenous nations who engaged in chattel slavery, to those nations who did not, kinship ties were formed under many different contexts.
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Does he hope the book will inspire some kinship between the two leaders, since they both owe their success to their daddies?
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She feels a kinship with this man, and it shows just how aware she is of her own lack of moral endurance.
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For others, it is to protect the love, humanity, and kinship of this wacky human experiment into which we are all born.
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Given the word-nerdy kinship between neologism watchers and crossword lovers, I'm surprised it's the first time this theme has been attempted.
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After all, America, though linked to Europe by blood and kinship, has staked its own claim among the world's community of nations.
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An earnest maxim of kinship and humility, it is also (as anyone who has watched Hamilton surf can attest) simply not true.
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Critic's Pick The rising musician Alexi Kenney juxtaposed Baroque and contemporary solo works in a recital that revealed a kinship among them.
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And they object to the role of Iran, a Shiite Muslim nation that has a religious kinship with Mr. Assad's Alawite sect.
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To feel an unexpected kinship with the author, as if gazing into the same pool, seeming to share the same unspeakable language.
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This free SummerStage show unites two groups that share a spiritual kinship — despite having origins separated by three decades and an ocean.
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Facebook went a different route, convening a small brunch at restaurant Kinship centered on a discussion of sexism, along with Glamour magazine.
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She says she feels a kinship with the Parkland students because she knows what it's like to go against people with guns.
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"I felt a sense of kinship with her generationally," the novelist Rachel Cusk, born a year after Ullmann, told me by phone.
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I'm moved by voices that ring so true that they make me feel kinship with characters who are completely different from me.
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For those unfamiliar with Houses: Homeless LGBTQ youth often join these collectives, which are akin to families, for food, shelter, and kinship.
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While it felt familiar for Graham to play Lorelai, a character she said she felt a "kinship" with, it was also very different.
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The next panel, "Kinship, Decolonial Love, and Community Art Practice," was chaired by Lindsay Nixon, the Indigenous Editor at Large for Canadian Art.
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I would make note of the celebrities who were Christian, like Patricia Heaton or the Mowry twins, feeling a forbidden kinship with them.
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Regional politicians appeal to their own clan rather than to the national interest, and officials are often promoted on kinship instead of merit.
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"I have always felt kinship with Democratic political theories and approaches," he said, being careful not to comment directly on his namesake's politics.
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The Kinship of SecretsBy Eugenia KimOut November 003Imagine what sisters Inja and Miran's lives would be like, had the Korean War never happened.
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Tableau was born from a research project at Stanford some years ago, so perhaps there was some kinship in their shared academic roots.
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It feels a lot like early special effects on MTV and has a strong kinship with Kandinsky's fusion of music and visual art.
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Nearly six years after being acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Casey Anthony says she feels a kinship with O.J. Simpson.
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Larry King says his long friendship with the former First Lady Nancy Reagan was formed via an instant kinship and was never political.
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The disorder, which affects one in 10,000 people, or roughly 30,000 Americans, inspires a feeling of kinship and closeness with everyone they encounter.
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I felt a real kinship—I felt at ease, let's say—in the somewhat bizarre, grotesque world of fame and wealth and exclusivity.
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Trump "seems remarkably wimpish" with respect to Saudi Arabia, Drezner said, adding that Trump might feel a kinship to the Saudi royal family.
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Maybe it is because Ortiz, a native of the Dominican Republic, feels a kinship to an area that has a significant Dominican population.
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Stewart's zeal for the Confederacy, and sympathy for its aims, can't be ascribed to some familial kinship with those who fought for it.
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Many have noted a kinship between cult T-shirts by Vetements, fashion's runway fascination of the moment, and those in the Purpose collection.
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Ectovoid represents a different kind of Southern darkness, peddling old-school death even as they find a blasphemous kinship with Demoncy's blackened crawl.
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Which is a pity, because at the heart of "Parched" is a story of women and their kinship, which is a universal theme.
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"There's a greater sense of solidarity and kinship between elite law school conservatives than elite law school centrists and liberals," Hauser told me.
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In this piece I have tried to capture some of this sense of spaciousness, and of the Hopi's deep kinship with this land.
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Jane Goodall reminded us of our kinship with all living things and provided us with a way to feel noble within that reality.
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Ms. Kim said that when she met Koichiro, she felt an immediate kinship after having listened to his mother weep for her children.
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Mr. Cohen has incensed critics by saying that, to take a case, he must feel a kinship with his clients or their cause.
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Through their personal histories, artists participating in the exhibition Cultural Cousins highlight the unremarked kinship between the two communities in an artist talk.
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This year I am working to honor my own kinship network—my co-conspirators, or 'collaborators' as comrade J J Cohen would say.
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There was a kinship between us—I got the sense that she was a young tree, maybe even a child, like I was.
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Despite his kinship toward Manila's various neighborhoods and constant return from abroad, the photographer is at heart a Filipino-American and New Yorker.
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"Our lifetime of disconnection, finally explained," she writes of her lack of kinship with the woman she believed to be her half sister.
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While penguins may look profoundly different from other birds, their DNA points to a close kinship to such species as albatrosses and petrels.
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Over the coming weeks and years, the journeymen will share a kinship, serving as guides and providing a professional network and emotional support.
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Perhaps nowhere is that burgeoning cultural kinship more apparent than New York, which has experienced a surge of Australian immigration in recent years.
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Anne's hair immediately establishes her as an outsider, even as it intimates a kinship between her and Avonlea, with its startling red roads.
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Addressing the group, a priest suggested that he had felt a kinship with Mr. Brzezinski in part because of news articles about him.
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If Mr. Bliven's recollections were accurate, the typewriter sellers of yore might have felt a sort of kinship with today's SoHo Apple geniuses.
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Of course, not all members of a family feel the same kinship to a cemetery, just as they wouldn't to a family home.
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At Christmas, I think about the Norwegian traditions and feel a kinship to them, even though the rest of me — most of me!
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Online, he stumbled into a world where he finally felt he belonged, a place where gay people like himself sought kinship and connection.
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Advocates for kinship care fill the void created by the lack of a dedicated social services system, but the need is still great.
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O'Rourke urged that we view victims of the opioid crisis and African Americans who are incarcerated as part of the same extended kinship network.
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At the Women In Film's Crystal + Lucy Awards on Tuesday, Clinton cited the obvious kinship she feels with Diana and praised director Patty Jenkins.
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You saw yourself in the cartoon fox's expressive face and felt a primal sort of kinship with the character that took you by surprise.
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Strikes work when union membership is high enough to encourage the public to support the strikers, or at least feel a kinship with them.
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Like many, Tejada, who's been spinning plates since the early 90s, has something of a special kinship with the electronic music epicenter of Detroit.
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The grammar may have changed little, but the sagas assume knowledge of kinship ties and myths that modern Icelanders must learn about at school.
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But it is in keeping with a kinship between the pair, who have both ridden tides of populist nationalism to achieve unexpected political ends.
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Ties were vertical and hierarchical, defined by respect and obligations flowing from the young to the old, from the kinship group to the emperor.
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Kinship care is believed to preserve family ties and support a continued relationship with parents, siblings and other relatives, providing children with family roots.
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Because so few of us grow up close to stables and barnyards, the primal kinship between people and animals is easily taken for granted.
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Unlike European settlers, however, the Lakota did not segregate other peoples, absorbing native and European allies into their kinship system through adoption or marriage.
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Perhaps, but it was a touching display of kinship by a player who had his own designs on victory less than an hour before.
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Its kinship with us is uncanny: The moon formed after a Mars-size planet smacked into a proto-Earth some 4.5 billion years ago.
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But that kind of kinship and commonality also makes things ripe for pulling some epic shit on your rivals when they least expect it.
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But for better or probably worse, it's easier to be moved by the suffering of people with whom we have some form of kinship.
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Because of the nature of kinship and friendship structures, each new migrant creates a set of people with social ties to the destination area.
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A skeleton in Siberia nearly 10,000 years old has yielded DNA that reveals a striking kinship to living Native Americans, scientists reported on Wednesday.
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Their kinship betrays natural similarities, a kind of simpatico for which we can forgive their inevitable entanglements: Both are process driven, both aesthetically minded.
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Anywheres are disconnected from and deaf to the natural feelings of national kinship that animate their less well-heeled, less educated countrymen and women.
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That experience, coupled with years spent outside the Senate doors as a Capitol Police officer gave him a kinship, he said, with Mr. McCain.
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Perhaps the most revealing moment in the book is Karadzic's gleeful response to Trump's electoral victory, underscoring a palpable kinship between the two men.
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So we have a company called Kinship, which is looking at new digital ways to interact with our consumers on the pet-care side.
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While the two shared a kinship -- both from LA, lanky with braids and a street gang affiliation -- Hussle's kind spirit stood out, he said.
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Alexander the Great, Pliny, Cicero, Hesiod all tell of the remarkable kinship humans have with dolphins and the uncanny awareness of the cetacean mind.
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While Helou Hernandez grounds the viewer in the geographies of home, artist Amina Cruz captures the kinship of alternative Latinx spaces in Los Angeles.
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He suggested that "kinship" traditions emphasized collective over individual rights and made it more likely that people would "hand over" their vote to others.
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Images from the Pope's tour of the pontiff flanked by Arab sheikhs in traditional robes were considered a striking display of Muslim-Christian kinship.
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I watched Hart's "My Drunk Kitchen" series because it was funny and relatable, and I felt a kinship to her I couldn't quite name.
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De León enjoys a close kinship with many of the state delegates, who tend to be far more liberal than the average California voter.
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"Modern paternity's promise that biological kinship can and should be known has, almost a century after its emergence, come to full fruition," she writes.
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The intimation of a hidden kinship between our hero and his enemy was right there in Darth Vader's name all along — the dark father.
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He said the kinship among players in the locker room (which also includes two Ohioans and one player from Indiana) has real competitive advantages.
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The France Los Angeles Exchange has invited artists to screen their work alongside films by other artists with whom they find a resonance or kinship.
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It, and sites like it, have helped many find kinship around their quirky fetishes ever since the site launched in 2007 with a "Niches" section.
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At the same time, there's an inexplicable kinship we feel with others born under our astrological sign (even more so if we share a birthday).
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But with a groundswell of American support, Tom of Finland became more widely shared, sparking kinship and recognition in the men who viewed his art.
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These actresses all give us a piece of themselves in every part, so we feel a kinship with them when we see them on screen.
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Some people get tattoos because they feel a true kinship with their employers, as one 24-year-old Walmart employee in the Journal story attests.
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Based on his research in Greenland, he had suspected that the child belonged to a vanished population with no close kinship to living Native Americans.
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Audience Score: 91%In "Once," Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová star as a busker and a Czech immigrant who feel a kinship for one another.
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To signal a kinship with his Mexican and Salvadoran American constituents, Coffman hired a Spanish tutor, with whom he studies every Sunday for two hours.
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I love it, and so does my grandfather, who tries to pretend he feels a kinship with the Grinch, even though he's a total softie.
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The familiarity and kinship I felt with a deceased rapper from Brooklyn was in the fiber of my being, us being birthday twins and all.
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I'm not being critical because it's such a source of kinship and community, especially for comics who tend to be very wayward and outsider people.
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Though these defiant artists have all led unique experiences within the African diaspora, similar themes of kinship, tenderness, and rejoicing run through all their works.
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The young tend to assume a kind of tribal kinship among their friends, and you worry that Zach's Rollerblades will attract sneers to your clan.
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For Mr. Mendes's next album, "Illuminate," the pair wrote together directly (including "Treat You Better," 1.5 billion views), cementing a kinship that went beyond music.
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The elites and the people of "flyover country," as he refers to it, have diverged so far that they barely recognize their underlying American kinship.
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Jacobs's new endeavor, "It's All Relative," explores the territory of genealogy and kinship, with the professed aim of contributing to the idea of global unity.
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Kahlo even appears to darken her skin in many of her paintings in homage to the indigenous Mexican heritage with which she felt a kinship.
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Her children entered kinship foster care with their grandmother while Ms. Darlington went to a drug-treatment program at the Addicts Rehabilitation Center in Manhattan.
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There was a philosophical kinship between these phallic feminists and this first major generation of queer artists, who were all representing anatomy in abrasive ways.
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Without imagination, we would never have been able to feel a kinship with people we've never met, be they other Americans or Beastie Boys fans.
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He noted that the United States, unlike European countries, did not rely on ethnic kinship, cultural character or a "national type" for a shared identity.
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If Mr. Cohen felt a kinship with local proprietors based on common geography and ancestry, another quality they shared was an ability to self-reinvent.
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No conversation illustrates their kinship better than Mr. Trump's first appearance after Mr. Letterman, facing a blackmail threat, confessed to having affairs with staff members.
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She lives alone in the forest, feels kinship with bats, falls into meandering visions and blistering rages, practices divination, talks with ghosts in the night.
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The ties between the Nordic-Baltic region and the United States form a longstanding kinship forged through the firm belief in free and democratic states.
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Create a solution that improves the lives of pets or pet parents using at least one Kinship data source and win one of three prizes.
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For her largest advocates, the wound of realizing that their shared kinship was not as widespread as initially conceived may take a while to heal.
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The Ramsay Center's rhetoric may sound more sophisticated than the outright Western chauvinism emanating from the Australian Senate, but the kinship they share is obvious.
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Ultimately, it's the sense of reciprocal kinship happening in real time, an element fundamental to traditional theater, that lies at the essence of each production.
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The Department of Homeland Security plans to begin using the automated technology later this year to vet the identity and kinship claims of refugees and immigrants.
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"Ok so they're much better dressed and a little more discreet but I feel a kinship with Beyoncé, Solange, and Jay Z today," she tweeted. 5.
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We have ties of family, kinship and history to countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and countries across Africa, the Pacific and Caribbean.
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"When you find out there are donuts in the breakroom," one Twitter user captioned the snap, while another wrote, "Feeling an instant kinship with Ryan Fitzpatrick."
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They do, though, share a limited kinship, for both are members (along with dogs, cats, hyenas, mongooses, seals and so on) of the mammalian order Carnivora.
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Their aesthetic kinship is rooted in their sensitivity to vulnerable populations, and their abilities to use art to respond to the socioeconomic concerns of their time.
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A kinship with President Trump may emerge if the two can find common cause against Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro while feeding off each other's hard-line rhetoric.
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"I felt a deep kinship to him when I learned he was born the same year and day I was," Ali said in a PBS documentary.
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Amidst my early 20s crisis of confidence, I felt a kinship to Wilson, who wrote the Beach Boys' defining album—his tenth—when he was 23.
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As our work progressed, it became clear that humans and their pets are entangled in various forms of intimacy and kinship, often in digitally mediated ways.
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Maybe it was the sudden sense of death dislodged, however temporarily, that made me look at all the small, seasonal deaths with a sense of kinship.
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For what it's worth, the dictionary defines love as "strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties" or "attraction based on sexual desire."
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Ghirri's work is in full color, like that of William Eggleston, the American photographer with whom he has the strongest kinship and who admires him greatly.
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Kinship in free fall, yes, but still connected, however tenuously, to the thick braid of our African heritage, cut off at the root so long ago.
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But with the Industrial Revolution, alternative paths to wealth opened up and people flocked to new urban centers in pursuit of them, disrupting older kinship structures.
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Today, the Moorish Science Temple shares a kinship with the Sovereign Citizen movement, which considers itself unbound by the laws and leaders of the United States.
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In my attempt to image queer kinship I acknowledge the beautiful parts, the prickly parts, the radical parts, and the parts that have long needed fixing.
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But I think that just in terms of how he felt about Siddiq, I think he saw somebody who... You know, he felt the kinship, too.
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WHEN ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG and Cy Twombly met in New York at the Art Students League in the spring of 21959, the two had an instant kinship.
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Or is it something else, perhaps the elite kinship Trump and his coterie of relatives feel with Mohammed bin Salman in his schemes to consolidate power?
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When Lucy Liu said "I only go into work to show off my outfits" in an episode of Ally McBeal, I felt a thrill of kinship.
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In February 2017, the players collaborated on a photo essay for The Players' Tribune called "The Miami Baseball Brotherhood," detailing their hometown workouts and their kinship.
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Calling Mr. Chan the Chinese "god of songs," Zenith's chief executive, Julien Tornare, said he sensed a kinship between the Swiss watch house and the singer.
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Nobody feels any personal kinship with a "community" of billions of fellow Facebook users; only people who work for Facebook would ever describe things this way.
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When Mr. Azzawi went to capture the death mask in black and white, he felt a sudden kinship with the soldier and something inside him rebelled.
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"We have a big push and responsibility to our children to see if there are any kinship caregivers ... that would be a viable option," she said.
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Nonetheless, kinship caregivers who have chosen not to become licensed foster parents can struggle to find the support and services they need to raise a child.
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Many kinship caregivers are seeking support on their own and in a few places they meet at support groups to share stories and swap caregiving advice.
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So when people work in factories, often really relish the kinship they get in a factory job and the stability that they get in a factory job.
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There was Man in the "Reggae Changed My Life" Shirt, American Chav Teen, and Confused-Looking Metallica Fan, with whom I felt the closest (purely imagined) kinship.
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Their shapes — not exactly circular — have some kinship with the off-kilter quasi-circles in Jean Arp's sculptures, paintings, and woodcuts; they also obliquely suggest gibbous moons.
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Gemini Man is a better movie in many ways, but it still has an odd kinship with Smith's most notorious (though far from worst) big-budget endeavor.
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It should bring a closer kinship, a better understanding, and a deeper sympathy for the wayfarers who must live a common life and die a common death.
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Mr. Oraá contributes a striking composition in glowing black and white that suggests kinship with the intimate black and white geometric paintings of the American Myron Stout.
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The show is such a rare and special thing that I feel a kinship with everyone who saw it and a little sorry for those who didn't.
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International jihadists have also cropped up across the Palk Strait in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, which is bound to northern Sri Lanka by ethnic kinship.
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The members of Drury's extended cast trade blunt and tender dialogue, revealing the perils and pleasures of intimacy among people yoked by kinship or proximity or both.
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I remember being transfixed as she read the names, some of them men we all knew, some strangers you couldn't help but feel a kinship with nonetheless.
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" Many say Pinchot Meyer, an artist and free thinker who experimented with pot and LSD, was different than JFK's other mistresses — that they had an "intellectual kinship.
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The commonalities make for a rare kinship between a foreign leader and the U.S. President, who has often seemed to be a loner on the world stage.
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The apparent admission could be seen as an insult to all the women who felt a kinship with the reality star after learning of her private issues.
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No one ever had very much, but everyone felt a kinship, a responsibility, to each other that I believe helped shape how I see the world today.
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Vox claims closer kinship with the Catholic nationalism of Poland's ruling Law and Justice party rather than France's National Front (now National Rally) or Italy's Northern League.
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Budget cuts in many states forced child welfare agencies to close kinship navigator hubs, which supplied resources and guidance to relatives who take in at-risk children.
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But Corot's stirring account of a group of trees asserts instead a kinship—he the painter, and they the trees, are co-existing phenomena in a Republic.
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But after leaving London to learn American Studies at Nottingham University, he found a musical kinship with Childhood guitarist/vocalist Leo Dobsen, and they formed a band.
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Even Linenger, who lived through what was perhaps Mir's most tumultuous period, could not resist the strong feelings of kinship, comfort, and belonging inspired by the station.
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But the more she heard her bosses, a group of lawyers, talk, the more she realized she had a kinship with Democrats on issues that affected her.
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So important is the kinship that she rushed Stateside in January to claim the coup of becoming the first foreign leader received at the Trump White House.
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To solidify her kinship to Godzilla as queen of the monsters, the designers added enormous eye spots to her wings that mirrored Godzilla's own distinctive orange eyes.
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But to think ourselves profoundly separate from non-humans belies the power of kinship; plus, the thing is, I don't mind feeling small or ridiculous these days.
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Talking to voters about the importance of kinship care, she describes how her own parents are raising the children of her brother, who suffers from mental illness.
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FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS Cryptocurrencies' kinship to securities arises largely from their issuance and function in initial coin offerings, or ICOs, where they are used to raise traditional money.
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Many of my favorite authors had suffered from anxiety or depression — Dostoyevsky, Fitzgerald, Plath, Woolf and Emily Dickinson, with whom I felt a special migraine-sufferer kinship.
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Some Jews don't necessarily feel the kinship with Bernie that I do; they are religiously observant, in contrast to his secularism, or they experience their Jewishness differently.
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And each of Everybody's individual encounters with the figures of Kinship, Friendship and Stuff (whom he individually begs to accompany him in death) feels oppressively the same.
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Mr. Grenell had been in discussions with the administration about taking on new roles, they said, and Mr. Trump had never felt a kinship with Mr. Maguire.
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His hope, in putting together a program of selections from Bach's sonatas and partitas alongside contemporary works, was that "a kinship between them will emerge," he wrote.
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It also inspired something more radical, in a way, than antipipeline activism: the belief that a group of lost people from scattered nations could still find kinship.
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Mr. Ellis made his reputation in graphic novels, and "Normal" has many of that genre's virtues — efficiency of storytelling, a kinship with the peripheral and the strange.
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Through those two stories — one real, one fake — del Castillo may have found kinship with the man who's been called the most powerful drug lord in history.
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In December, Putin praised Trump as "a really brilliant and talented person, without any doubt," in what was seen as a moment of kinship between the two.
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I feel a kinship with the Wolf, who wants things and is so filled with intentions even he cannot tell whether those intentions are good or bad.
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The Yeezy merch (it's still merch, but so is Balenciaga and Dior when you come down to it) acts as a souvenir of kinship, not classic taste.
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Its fundamental lack of justification for existence—other than selling more stuff—has clear kinship with everything from Google Glass to Amazon Dash buttons to Snap Spectacles.
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A subsidy to offset the costs of child care, whether it's kinship care, traditional day care or a nanny, would be a more realistic and helpful solution.
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I built a kinship with fellow reenactors from different units, and the thrill of black people seizing our narrative took the place of preparing for real combat.
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Kinship and closeness with your family flows as messenger Mercury meets Venus, the planet of pleasure, encouraging you to get in touch with the foundation that supports you.
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None of us were strangers to death that year — my mother's own mother was still relatively newly dead and buried — but we had no obvious kinship with Diana.
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But these conflicts are not set up as problems to be resolved — rather, they are sites of difficulty and rigor, where characters find their resistance, reckoning, and kinship.
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As far as the similarities, the links... yeah Makaya's new mixtape is an explicit link, a tangible testament to the collaborative kinship that's developed between our two places.
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At this point in the sport, professional drone racers are still turning to forums and local meetups for the kinship with fellow pilots they've wanted for so long.
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"We all know we are a little left of average in what we find stimulates our ASMR experience, so there's solidarity and kinship as well," the user said.
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Gates cultivated a strong kinship with his hero, who has called "one of the most innovative minds ever," and it has fueled him to continue pursuing his goals.
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The only "us" to whom the Chamber can plausibly claim kinship is made up of the powerful corporate lobbies that have bought our democracy and captured our government.
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He also hung out other music legends, including Johnny Cash and Jimi Hendrix, but his real kinship was with a struggling actor by the name of Jack Nicholson.
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Kik CEO Ted Livingston Kik's proposed coin is called Kin — that is apparently short for 'Kinship:' or family/community — created on top of Ethereum as an ERC20 token.
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As she inscribed a snake on my lower back, it made me feel protected and powerful, and I wondered if Britney felt a similar kinship to her fairy.
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Eduardo Garcia, a professor and son jarocho teacher in San Diego, has compared the warm feeling of kinship of fandangos to a campfire in the middle of nowhere.
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It feels like our Naija-diasporic backgrounds forge an instant familiarity, a kinship – one that overrides the fact that technically, this is the first time we've ever spoken.
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Though the point of transition from wild plant to garden variety has been lost to history, the close kinship between the two can be detected by the aroma.
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He grew up in a black neighborhood where he developed such a kinship with black culture that he walked away from his whiteness and became black by choice.
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"After developing an artistic kinship with Yama-san by collaborating on his Retro-Active albums, I'm excited to direct the soundtrack of his most defining work," says Taher.
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While the similarities between them might be overblown, there's a certain kinship there: They both rode populist movements to power, and they're brash and unapologetic about it all.
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Much of what South Asian Hollywood is going through mirrors what black Hollywood still goes through with their own set of stereotypes; there's a shared kinship in that.
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During Philo's tenure, Celine was regarded as prime feminist fashion, a feeling that radiated from the fact that Philo designed from a place of kinship with her customers.
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In the tension between discipline and impulsive violence of this first movement, you can hear a kinship with Shostakovich and the music inspired by the 20th century's cataclysms.
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Portraits of the Emperor Haile Selassie and Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III are set above a large geometrically patterned rug panel suggesting Ms. Ryggen's kinship with African weavers.
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Mickelson felt no such kinship with Tom Watson, who in 2014 became the first United States Ryder Cup captain to bench him in both sessions, also on Saturday.
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The constant flood of impeachment news has given him a growing sense of kinship with Mr. Trump, whom he says he will "no doubt" vote for in 2020.
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Strong kinship has led to agreements to better maritime cooperation and an emphasis on developing further U.S.-Japanese security ties with Australia and India to counter Chinese expansionism.
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Though his style is far from Joycean, Agnon has a kinship with the Irish writer who left Dublin behind only to spend his entire life re-creating it.
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In our interview, Ms. Tsai alluded to the kinship that Taiwanese felt with liberal democracies like the United States as one reason for the contact with Mr. Trump.
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Watching Mr. Beale as Prospero, and remembering him as Hamlet, I was newly aware of a poignant kinship between characters that Shakespeare created more than a decade apart.
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Fini's kinship with Genet led to two oil portraits of the writer, one of which is featured here, transforming the ex-con outlaw into a beatific Catholic saint.
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The celebration of kinship among the women depicted in "Room Full A'Sistahs" (83) conjures fond memories of the conversations my mom and aunties would have with each other.
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" Here he is staring into the eyes of a bear 20 years later, at the end of his documentary Grizzly Man: "I discover no kinship, no understanding, no mercy.
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His budding kinship with Jessica becomes strained when Tyrone, heretofore a quiet fellow with a festive red mop of hair, begins spouting lewd insinuations about Jason's attraction to her.
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Trapped in the monotony of suburban Connecticut, I felt a kinship with this motley group of hardcore dudes from Long Island, who sang about trashed friendships and soured love.
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Although the ban will split the community (at least, for those that actually honor their ban), it will create a new sense of kinship, depending on their respective fates.
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After all, there's nothing wrong with people who want to stay close to their family and friends — people who "really value kinship and close ties," as Cromartie put it.
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An erstwhile contributor to Hyperallergic, Pierce has also written a new book that will release this November, called Argentine Intimacies: Queer Kinship in an Age of Splendor, 1890–1910.
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I felt a kinship in the song's lyrics, a connection to a lineage that felt true to what it means to be a Black woman navigating a limited world.
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Our main responsibility over the last 20 years has been to harness the kinship of the guest and artist community with the intention of making it feel like family.
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The Met curators have staged a visual coup by pairing it with a fabulous Meissen porcelain figure group, "The Judgment of Paris" (circa 1762), but the kinship is shallow.
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" Brazilian papers later reported Trump felt such a kinship with Bolsonaro that he gave the Brazilian president his personal phone number so that he could "call whenever he wants.
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As with anthropomorphism, science balks at the notion that these animals affect us so profoundly because of some innate kinship — but that doesn't make us feel it any less.
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Latinx and Filipinx individuals share a cultural kinship rooted in colonialism that extends past the history of this mutual Western imperial power and the geographic location of their homeland.
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" Indeed, Ms. Green, who had previously been involved in two long-term relationships but had never married, said she felt "an immediate kinship that I had never felt before.
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But he's part of a young, still relatively fringe group of artists, largely gathered on SoundCloud, that is melding vintage emo with contemporary hip-hop production, finding unlikely kinship.
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And then I met Margot, and again, she's such an impressive person, but someone that I felt at least some sort of kinship towards and I could relate to.
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He's walked a lot of the roads the players have walked before, so I think from that standpoint there's an immediate almost kinship that he develops with his guys.
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But that's how we're doing it and how we should be, and it's an important example of broader kinship winning out over narrower interests and of justice trumping pettiness.
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From 27 to 2911, the number of Ohio children placed in kinship homes increased by nearly 235 percent, with a nearly 27 percent surge from 153 to 215 alone.
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This work's monumentality honors the collective ancestral trauma of racial slavery and the Middle Passage while also assembling a Black collective — Black kinship networks — born from trans-oceanic migration.
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He is affectionately known as "Khizr Uncle" to many of us South Asians who are not related to him but still proudly claim kinship due to shared immigrant roots.
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Earlier this year, we introduced the Supporting Kinship Connections Act to support a program where experienced kin caregivers can assist new caregivers as they navigate through the complex systems.
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Because those very same Australian aboriginal populations who have been so continuously discriminated against by generations of academics have also developed the most complex kinship systems on the planet.
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Further, they claim that kinship testing implies a literal and "nuclear" conception of family that excludes an understanding of other arrangements, such as those of families who take in orphans.
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Pugh has since thought more seriously about bullying in the age of social media, even finding a kinship in Monica Lewinsky's words about the subject from her 2015 TED Talk.
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The conversation was nothing more than a bunch of shouting and laughter, but it was clear that there was already a kinship between Vintage Lee and the Boston rap community.
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" Galanda added, "We have far, far greater things to worry about than Senator Warren's ancestry, including stopping disenrollment and returning to our own kinship ways before it is too late.
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Throughout Quincy, we witness Jones focusing most of his energy on fostering kinship between black musicians of different genres and eras, emphasizing the history and struggle they're all descended from.
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On the other hand, as soon as you get social stratification, you get some people being quite interested in staying close to and marrying within their kinship, like the aristocracy.
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You may feel an initial kinship with this person, but you have no real idea of how they will manage your money or what their fees are unless you ask.
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Family, friendship, kinship — they're the place you find yourself blossoming, but the world as it exists does everything to obscure this from us, because it thrives on pushback, on battle.
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You could find a kinship in his strangeness — his performances as the androgynous alien Ziggy Stardust and his turn as the Goblin King in Labyrinth spoke to our inner weirdos.
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"In the same house, we discovered a room with ten victims, including women and children, and now we are trying to establish kinship relationships, thanks to DNA analysis," he revealed.
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The characters in the novels could inspire kinship, and the history books could connect them to the men and women who had gone down the same difficult path before them.
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Finding people that had geek hobbies like cosplaying or convention going made me feel a sort of kinship; stumbling across do-gooder volunteers made me more protective of them, careful.
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I had felt a different kind of kinship with the two of them: Aaliyah was born the same year as my older sister; Amy was a year younger than me.
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Did R.E.M. feel a certain kinship with Big Star given that both bands were comprised of white, southern bohemian types with artistic ambitions that weren't always met with commercial acceptance?
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" And that's why the star feels a kinship to them: "When I walk out onstage every night, that's how it feels: like a big get-together where I come from!
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Eventually, UNICEF and the UN's refugee agency UNHCR located Jaafar and secured travel documents for her to visit Turkey to pursue the legal process of proving kinship and claiming him.
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"I clicked with that, because I definitely felt a kinship with the desire to be a different gender than the one I was designated as having from birth," said Finn.
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And Paris, whose family was told she had neuroblastoma when she was just nine days old, said she too feels a kinship with Tiny Tim, whom she plays in Chicago.
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Open Book The filmmaker Whit Stillman's 1990 debut, "Metropolitan," about a group of young upper-class New Yorkers, immediately established a tonal kinship between the writer-director and Jane Austen.
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The kinship that linked the peninsula (where as late as 2000, 7.7m South Koreans were estimated to have family in the North) has weakened as divided family-members have died.
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I realized that my love for Sister Act 2 wasn't unique in my generation and felt an instant kinship with those who knew the true power of Sister Mary Clarence.
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Mattis, hailed for his battlefield prowess and kinship with rank-and-file soldiers, explained that the best way to hone war-fighting skills is to leverage lessons learned from history.
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And that network's most recognizable representative, Andy Cohen, who is gay, rarely misses an opportunity to toast his close kinship with the guitar hero and ultimate ladies man John Mayer.
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It was hard for me to read the Dear Jackie letter, with all its vulnerability and old-fashioned man-to-boy wisdom, and not feel a flare of anguished kinship.
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His selections had no coherent theme, though the bags did have an uncanny but undeniable kinship with fruitcakes, featuring a little of this and that thrown together with intriguing results.
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The sourdough starter also puts me in kinship with American pioneers, like the Ingalls family from the Little House series in the late 1800s who feasted from their limited stores.
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The French archaeologist Alban Horry has pointed out the kinship between the Philadelphia finds and certain pieces of French pottery made in the Montpellier area in the late 17th century.
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The requests include more support for kinship care providers, domestic violence programs, and critical supports for older foster youth, especially those who have to leave college with nowhere to go.
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Hailed for his battlefield prowess and kinship with rank-and-file servicemembers, Mattis explained that the best way to hone war-fighting skills is to leverage lessons learned from history.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Shan tofu, named for its origins in the eastern Shan State of Myanmar, has little kinship with its better-known East Asian cousin.
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PG I felt profound kinship with you when I read that you asked your mom to drive you to middle school the week before it began, as a test run.
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Both Rispone and Abraham have touted their kinship with Trump and have appeared at rallies with Trump's son Donald Trump Jr., and his vice president, Mike Pence, in recent days.
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The three overlap and support each other, but my personal preference was for Rubin's, largely because I feel a kinship with her love of life-hacking, introspection and applied psychology.
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My 'Orphan Disease' Has Given Me a New Family (2017) I'm glad to have a "rare genetic condition" instead of a "birth defect," and a kinship with others like me.
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And Ms. Alqunun says she misses the kinship with her sisters, and worries that her family will take out its anger on her younger sister, who is still at home.
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There's actually a name for this kind of child care: it's called "kinship care" and it describes how more than 2.5 million children are being raised in the United States.
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It's also part of a long continuum of British punk that looks for kinship in black music and part of a wider re-engagement with the 63s as source material.
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Meanwhile, the injury and degradation of those with whom readers perceive a kinship — a judgment often based on racial sympathy and class loyalties — is routinely treated in more circumspect fashion.
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Turkey, which feels bonds of kinship with Uighurs, a Turkic people, was the only Muslim country to rebuke China at a recent meeting of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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Rapid DNA would transform this process by giving officers definitive results about the likelihood of kinship between a parent and a child on the spot, DHS spokesperson John S. Verrico said.
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"Australia looks to America, free of any pangs as to our traditional links or kinship with the United Kingdom," he wrote in his New Year message published on December 27, 1941.
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But, with a few Grammy noms and a kinship with the Obamas, the 23-year-old is making one thing clear: he does not want to be the next Kanye West.
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He may not have been out of the closet when I first felt our kinship, but neither was I. In my case, that didn't last long — especially on account of Michael.
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We are writers who met on the internet, dissecting popular culture and finding kinship in obvious and unexpected ways, by bonding over our thirst for various famous people, via pithy tweets.
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Gift-giving has long been seen as part of women's work, the work of kinship, which includes researching must-have stocking stuffers, card-sending, and Paperless Post-ing birthday party invites.
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When they arrived they were told they were being detained because of their kinship with Ms Hoja, a reporter for Radio Free Asia (RFA), a broadcaster funded by the American government.
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And yet we can't help but feel some kind of sympathy for, maybe even kinship with, both Bickle and Pupkin — lonely men whom the world does not wish to treat kindly.
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Turkey's main opposition leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, angered by the ruling AK Party's refusal to hold an inquiry into the airport attack, accused the AKP of "an ideological kinship" with Islamic State.
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Formed in 2013, the band plays a form of emotional hard rock with progressive elements that fans will immediately recognize for its kinship with early-Aughts acts like Deftones and Chevelle.
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Each one retails for $37 ($25 for a refill), making them an investment, but it's worth the splurge if you, like me, feel a special kinship to one of the namesakes.
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It's no surprise that various post-hardcore bands and indie popsters ran with the sound and its accompanying day-glo visuals, again not mentioning its secret kinship to the alternative world.
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Our kinship with domestic animals is deeply informed by what we might call "careful surveillance," either within the domestic sphere as we observed in the Williams household, or away from home.
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Callas said he felt particular kinship with Google employees pressing to have more of a say in the company's prospective deal to return to mainland China with a censored search engine.
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Isaacson sees a particular kinship between the men because both worked at the crossroads of "arts and sciences, humanities and technology"—as did Isaacson's earlier subjects, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.
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As the centerpiece of International Jazz Day — presented by Unesco, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization — the event was a show of musical kinship across every kind of border.
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" In excerpts from his planned eulogy, Mr. Hatch said that, although his friendship with Mr. Ali may have been "puzzling" to some, "where others saw difference, Ali and I saw kinship.
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That sense of kinship, though, is always based on a complicated reality, and when it enters politics and pop culture unchecked, it helps us tell disingenuous stories about ourselves and others.
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Siblings have a one-in-four chance of matching, or a one-in-three chance in places like the Majids' village in Syria, where there is a high degree of kinship.
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But I will also call upon it to describe the unshakeable bonds of kinship and history I share with my family, and the connections and allegiances I have with close friends.
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Likewise, the intertwining of shelter, historical record, kinship marker, and ornamentation that actual, situated totems signify is alien to most modern and contemporary western art practices — and it remains alien here.
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I've never served in the military myself, but I'll always feel a kinship to those wearing a uniform when I walk by them at airports or see them on subway platforms.
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In fact, they had a strong kinship to the Aka, a group of hunter-gatherers with a pygmy body type who live today in rain forests 1,000 miles to the east.
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Instead, they seemed drawn to a sense of authenticity and kinship usually absent from an art fair model that has been criticized for unsustainability and increasing financial pressure on smaller galleries.
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In "Kika," for example, one senses the kinship in the way the moon dissolves into a washing-machine window, or a moving train's side panels begin to look like unspooling film.
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He was referring to an April meeting between the two presidents, where they each talked tough on trade but described a warming kinship, at Mr. Trump's estate in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Consider how different our first impressions of a Gibraltar Woman might have been from those of Neanderthal Man: what feelings of sympathy, or even kinship, this other skull might have stirred.
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Misaka felt a kinship with Lin, offering encouragement when he was struggling with the Golden State Warriors in the 2010-11 season before his spectacular, if brief, run as a Knick.
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In September, we visited a support group for kinship caregivers to hear how they struggle to find support and services in a child welfare system that is often fragmented and confusing.
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As a fellow veteran who has just entered Veterans Administration treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder after 1984 years of being "unstuck in time," I feel a kinship with Billy Pilgrim.
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He apparently feels a sense of kinship with Alain and Martine, and seeks to form his own warped "family" with them, the subtle blackmail of possible deportation hanging over their interactions.
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While Lawson references Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and Africa as the birthplace of mankind, she also suggests a more personal, diasporic network based on kinship and affinity.
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