Dr. Woodman's survivors include 12 nieces and nephews and 11 great-nieces and great-nephews.
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The premiere was a family affair, as Evans brought his nephews and Slate brought along her nieces and nephews to see the film.
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In addition to him and her nephew George, she is survived by three other nephews, a niece and several great-nephews and great-nieces.
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" She continued, "I don't know how my nephews died.
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Suspect's sister: 'Heartbroken' for nieces and nephews In an interview with NBC, Louise Turpin's sister said she was "so heartbroken" for her nieces and nephews and surprised to learn of their living conditions.
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At one point, they brought their nieces and nephews onstage.
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She's already earned the respect of her nieces and nephews.
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"The nieces and nephews love hanging with him," she explained.
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He seemed happy, handing out gifts to nieces and nephews.
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No. And mostly with my nieces and nephews and kids.
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Her husband, son, nephews and cousins were on the field.
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He has a brother, all male cousins and only nephews.
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I'd just say I care for my niece and nephews.
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I've got nieces and nephews and I've been a teacher.
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" Ava Blake adds, "I don't know how my nephews died.
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His survivors include Ms. Barnes, another niece and three nephews.
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Annabelle was a "motherly" figure toward her nieces and nephews.
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Both nephews have pleaded not guilty and are awaiting trial.
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Nieces, nephews and godchildren came up in nearly every response.
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His nephews Dean and Reed Murtagh are his closest survivors.
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Hirohito had three brothers, two sons and three eligible nephews.
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They have solicited nieces, nephews and cousins to take over.
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Then she introduced them: her children, nephews and big brother.
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"My nieces and nephews are people of color," Meadows said.
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"I have 10 nieces and nephews," Mudd said of the shooting.
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My stepdad is black and I have biracial nieces and nephews.
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He wanted to be an uncle to his nephews and nieces.
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"She caught the stomach flu from her nephews," the friend explained.
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"They're all really cute," she admits of her nieces and nephews.
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The same goes for anyone with kids or nieces and nephews.
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I like to remind my nieces and nephews to be polite.
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With little nieces or nephews children, get down on their level.
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"Her four nephews were her whole world," the family's statement continued.
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Sometimes family members sell their albino nephews or cousins for cash.
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I was almost shocked that my nephews ... What does that mean?
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Charles' siblings and two nephews also have stakes in the business.
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She is survived by her sister and seven nieces and nephews.
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My nephews—we were trying to bring them up with us.
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Stepsiblings and half-siblings are allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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"I have 10 nieces and nephews," Mudd said, his voice breaking.
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My nephews appreciated the truth when I explained their father's prognosis.
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Do we want to leave anything for our nieces and nephews?
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She watched as her nieces and nephews opened their Christmas presents.
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But it excludes visiting cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces or nephews.
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Stenson-Garrett's nephews, Eric, 239, and Dillian, 218, had been found.
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Siblings, nieces, nephews and my mom's home have the same rule.
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Popeye had a bunch of nephews — Peepeye, Pupeye, Pipeye, and Poopeye.
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"They're all really cute," she admitted of her nieces and nephews.
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The Schwarzes, Izak's nephews, assisted him while filming this unfolding account.
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Watch over your blood sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews and your mommy.
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It's our old high school classmates, our coworkers, our nieces and nephews.
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The third oldest of 10 children, Jones had 100 nieces and nephews.
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MJ's nephews say there was always a tell that'd give him away.
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Jensen had claimed they were pictures of his nephews, the housekeeper said.
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At least two of his nephews also alleged he abused them sexually.
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She sifted rice while her nephews and nieces gathered as we spoke.
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He traveled the Middle East between visits to his nieces and nephews.
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The president was joined in the Rose Garden by his nephews instead.
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Her son, sister and nephews stayed behind in another apartment, she said.
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Three of María Helena's children and one of her nephews were murdered.
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They talk of mothering their nieces, nephews and the offspring of friends.
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One of my nephews emailed to upbraid me for not defending Prep.
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I was never sold on motherhood until I started babysitting my nephews.
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It would have been nice to have the nieces and nephews present.
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I have two nephews and a niece whose lives I'm invested in.
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WASHINGTON — Stepsiblings and half-siblings are allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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Ms. Jones is survived by four siblings, seven nieces and three nephews.
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Get out of here, dumb nephews, I want to see Beyoncé's kids.
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Stepsiblings and half-siblings will be allowed, but not nieces or nephews.
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His nieces and nephews were on, as were his parents and trainer.
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The annual gathering has since expanded to include children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
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" About his nieces and nephews, Lambert says: "I am glad they got out.
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"I spend most my days off with my nieces and nephews," he said.
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She thought of her brothers and sisters, of her little niece and nephews.
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"My house is the fun house for my nieces and nephews," she said.
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And she has a sprawling legion of Irish siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.
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Gerety was predeceased by eight brothers and survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
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In short, Blake Lively's nieces and nephews have pretty much got it made.
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Others returned when nieces or nephews were born, or when relatives got sick.
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Nor would my brother, Nick, or his sons, my nephews, Jake and Chase.
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He has a wife, he has nieces and nephews, but he couldn't relate.
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DePaola is survived by two sisters and many nieces and nephews, Whiteman said.
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He is survived by two sisters, a brother and many nieces and nephews.
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At 46, Ms. Anane remains healthy — as do her siblings, nieces and nephews.
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She also is survived by several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
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Not my adult children, not siblings, not nieces or nephews or former spouse.
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Go prank your children and your friend's children and your nieces and nephews.
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Strauss died without children in 1902 and left the company to his nephews.
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Christopher Lawford, an actor who was one of John F. Kennedy's nephews, has died.
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John Keown and other nieces and nephews are the pilot&aposs closest remaining relatives.
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Being able to hug my grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews, and nieces was so special.
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"They were just there for this discussion," Hasan Jan said of his two nephews.
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She loved children, particularly her nieces and nephews, and she enjoyed caring for plants.
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Khloé Kardashian's nephews Mason and Reign Disick are six and one years old respectively.
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Over the years, our two sons and four nephews grew up as Harambe did.
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Cilia Flores has complained about the arrests, saying the United States kidnapped her nephews.
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She picks up underwear for her nephews and then wanders into the men's section.
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"We're going to turn these boys into Canadians yet," she says about Muna's nephews.
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Two of Maduro's nephews have been convicted for drug trafficking by the United States.
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Slow motion pro Mark Rober went the extra mile to impress his young nephews.
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In 1984 my mother, sister and two nephews were cold-heartedly shot to death.
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Khloé told Sadler that she's content taking care of her five nieces and nephews.
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Last January, the Venezuelan first lady said her nephews were kidnapped by U.S. authorities.
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He was mostly spending his time at home, playing video games with his nephews.
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My nephews and my niece are not my children, but they are my world.
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The brothers are nephews of Ethel Skakel Kennedy, the widow of Robert F. Kennedy.
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The administration barred other relatives, including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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His young nephews, college students who help out when they can, patiently field questions.
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He is survived by a sister, Merle Wilson Sturm, and seven nieces and nephews.
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I love kids—I have nieces and nephews—but I didn't want my own.
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My older brothers were Eagle Scouts, as were most of my cousins and nephews.
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However, Class D beneficiaries, such as nephews, cousins or aunts, do pay the tax.
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His two nephews were still detained in the Air Force-intelligence branch in Damascus.
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I went to some twice, once by myself, then paid to take my nephews.
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But my nieces and nephews and their children will want a lot of this.
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Peregrino's sister says he was a beloved uncle to two nephews and a niece.
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There is a legend that the word "nepotism" was invented in honor of the grasping nephews of popes who sought and obtained more than they deserved thanks to their powerful uncles (and "nephews" we can sometimes see as a euphemism for "sons").
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She ticks off a list of her missing, including her three children, her mother, her grandson, brothers, sisters, nephews, children of nephews and brothers-in-law, generations of a relatives among the clutch of families that settled in Los Lotes in the 1970s.
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Her nieces and nephews call her Auntie KoKo and they often appear in her snaps.
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I didn't account for the CGI, but I can lie to my godsons and nephews.
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Billy Lambert is counting the days before he can talk to his nieces and nephews.
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Besides Ms. Falk, she is survived by her brother, Lance, four nieces and two nephews.
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Having nieces and nephews around can also give single people practice for having kids someday.
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"I have nephews who can't watch [me in] more edgier type of movies," he said.
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" Kinsey hilariously trolled him, writing, "Nephews…do not put me in your @tinder profile photos.
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Rest in forever peace, Watch over your blood sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews and your mommy.
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The love she had for her children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins knew no bounds.
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As a childless aunt to ten nieces and nephews, I'm intimately familiar with this hellscape.
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Her ordeal ended when her two nephews came to her rescue, local station WSPA reports.
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I've got a bunch of cousins and nephews that I didn't even know I had.
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The Koran allows marriage to anyone but parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces.
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"Both my nephews support it, and it's a very easy one to support," Spencer adds.
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Two of my nephews were at Anfield, for their first taste of a "competitive" game.
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She had a reputation for making everyone laugh and for spoiling her nieces and nephews.
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Hofeller is survived by his wife, a brother, a daughter and several nieces and nephews.
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I am child-free, but I have three nephews; at that point I had two.
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The two men are nephews of Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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But my nephews transformed my resentment of mothering into hope, and I fell in love.
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Ms. Tuckerman died at an assisted-living center and leaves nieces and nephews as survivors.
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He is survived by his partner, the painter Christoph von Weyhe; and nieces and nephews.
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It excluded grandparents, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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I think about my brothers, my nephews, my husband, and I fear for their lives.
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Her nieces and nephews played with dirty stuffed animals by the side of the road.
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After Al Ringling died in 1916, his sister and his nephews moved into his mansion.
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He wonders about his nephews, his brother, his brother-in-law, and many missing friends.
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Police killed two of Khalimov's brothers and two of his nephews, and detained several people.
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A third, a cleaning woman, told investigators about the deaths of her two young nephews.
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" Mr. Meadows fired back, noting that his own "nieces and nephews are people of color.
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One woman lost two siblings and two nephews to overdoses in less than a year.
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Mr. Strauss died without children in 22008 and he left the company to his nephews.
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I worry every day for my children, grandchildren, sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, neighbors, and friends.
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Imagine if my nephews woke up and saw their big famous uncle getting handled like this.
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She adds that they also get plenty of baby sitting practice with their nieces and nephews.
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Radar alleged that Jackson sexually abused young boys and that his nephews knew about his crimes.
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At trial, lawyers for the nephews are expected to call into question the DEA informants' credibility.
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And, if you don't have any nieces or nephews, you can still partake in the festivities.
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I've had a total of 5 nephews and 1 niece murdered in the streets of Oakland.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from the six countries would still be banned.
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"Kendall, three of your nieces and nephews are named Dream, North and Saint," Corden said chuckling.
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"She caught the stomach flu from her nephews," a friend of the actress told Page Six.
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I'm scared for my brothers and sisters, my nieces and nephews, my future son or daughter.
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Incest can occur between parents or grandparents and children, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and siblings.
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Robinette told Kelly she is angry with her sister for allegedly mistreating her nieces and nephews.
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Another shot shows the ceiling-sweeping evergreen surrounded by gifts for the couple's nieces and nephews.
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"Nephews and nieces, it is just a little," he said as the audience cheered and applauded.
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He leaves behind two adult daughters, two grandchildren and an extended family of nieces and nephews.
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A ruling that would ensure my nephews can do their homework without fear in their eyes.
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One woman fears she lost her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives.
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If only I could go back to Unggi, I would look for my nieces and nephews.
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I'm on the road by 9:30 with J. and the twins to babysit my nephews.
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She is survived by two nephews, the sculptor John Fortnum and the film historian Kevin Brownlow.
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She rushed home to Martinsburg to care for her nephews, whom I'll call Cody and Aiden.
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And then there were the nephews of the First Lady (yes, President Maduro's wife), Celia Flores.
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Nearby his two young nephews sat on a log, one of them holding a toy gun.
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But they would no longer be able to sponsor parents, adult children, siblings, nephews and nieces.
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Perhaps offer to watch your nieces or nephews so your sibling can enjoy a date night.
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Kraus said many children at the home that night, including 10 of his nephews, were traumatized.
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He is survived by his younger brother, Ian, as well as a niece and two nephews.
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Our system doesn't even allow one to petition for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
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"They worked there, they worked for so many years, two brothers," she said of her nephews.
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"When my nieces and nephews came over, it was always like a party," Ms. Santiago said.
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I sew Halloween costumes — I've made all my nieces' and nephews' Halloween costumes since they were born!
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The president was joined in the Rose Garden by his young nephews, Austin and Aaron Robinson, instead.
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She also took great care of her nephews, especially when her older sister Amber was recently hospitalized.
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He's told us he has a brother and nieces and nephews that live a few hours away.
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My cousin was upset, to say the least, to learn about a secret sister (and three nephews).
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She asked that her nephews and sister-in-law receive the maximum sentences, Democrat and Chronicle reported.
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Fortunately, Jenner can get her fill of her sweet nieces and nephews almost any time she pleases.
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" He added, "My two nephews and my niece were taken from me because somebody didn't pay attention.
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Franqui Flores and Campo told officers they were cousins and nephews of Cilia Flores, the motion says.
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My children and nephews are playing two hand touch in my living room much to my dismay.
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"I want people to know that he [Emanuel] loved his nieces and loved his nephews," Dariu said.
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Adams is an uncle to a nephew and Bellisario is an aunt to nephews Max and Hugh.
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The interests she shared include exercise and spending time with her family (specifically her nieces and nephews).
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"One more step in the endless quest to kidnap my awesome nephews to NY." No pressure, kids.
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When Kate started exposure therapy, her first exposures were to simply think about her nieces and nephews.
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He is survived by a half brother, a half sister, three daughters and several nieces and nephews.
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"I went home one weekend and my nieces and nephews were throwing around the ball," Harvey said.
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Besides her sister, who is known as Maggy, Ms. Reno is survived by seven nieces and nephews.
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He and his wife have custody of two young nephews who had been neglected by their mother.
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Late Thursday, a federal judge in Hawaii ruled that nephews, grandparents, uncles and other relatives should qualify.
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Afterward, I get gas ($28.64) using a gift card I got for babysitting my nieces and nephews.
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And the boys' aunt Kim Kardashian West celebrated their special days with family photos of their nephews.
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In addition to her husband and Mr. Forrest, she is survived by several other nieces and nephews.
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The Trump administration argued that directive did not include grandparents, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and the like.
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Soliciting me for a minor bribe, he also allowed his nephews to beg handouts from our drivers.
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How would my brother and sister feel knowing I would never meet my unborn nieces and nephews?
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His survivors include his brothers, Michael and Dominic; a sister, Johanna Isaacs; and nine nieces and nephews.
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"Quincy" told the victim to meet his nephews at a school in Frayser, North Memphis, the report said.
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There's even pictures up on MySpace at the time of me and all my fucking nephews and nieces.
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McCarthy constantly worried that Ramos might come after one of his 19 nieces and nephews, the report said.
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I have nieces and nephews and I love them to death, but when it's yours, it's totally different.
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Her death was confirmed by her niece Michelena Hallie, one of several nieces and nephews who survive her.
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Upon learning of his death this week, my wife, sons, nephews, students and family members were deeply saddened.
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McNichols, who worked in a factory, loved playing Fortnight with his nephews and son and enjoyed Marvel movies.
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I have nine nieces and nephews so I have pictures of them to help me remember their names.
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For many readers, this is a level of representation they've yet to encounter — including Jaffery's nephews and nieces.
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In 1959, the oil tycoon Sid Richardson left his nephews Robert, Sid, Lee, and Edward $2.8 million each.
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"We have a lot of kids in the family," Mr. Melmed said of the couple's nieces and nephews.
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At our reception we ate homemade food and danced with nieces and nephews to Cardi B. No toasts.
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But the technology does have its shortcomings, and I feel them most acutely with my nieces and nephews.
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It also allows nephews, nieces and cousins to be "daisy chained" in to receive these payments as well.
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Everyone welcomed her at her parents' place after church on Sundays, at birthday parties for nieces and nephews.
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I also feel that I am lying to my other kids, who won't know their nieces or nephews.
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I catch up with my nephews and give them their presents from Disneyland Paris, and they love them.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether her attitude toward her nieces and nephews really needs to be adjusted.
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His nephews, who are around 21 and 22, have been denied bond and are appealing, according to Singh.
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I have eight brothers, two sisters and a handful of cousins and nephews who were raised like siblings.
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He liked to play with his nieces and nephews and help neighbors lug heavy bags up the steps.
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Close relations would not include grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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Also, the majority of our nieces and nephews will receive an inheritance from their mom and dad. 9.
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"My nephews are waking up at night shivering and telling their parents they're having bad dreams," he said.
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Chairman, there's nothing more personal to me than my relationship -- my nieces and nephews are people of color.
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So it wouldn't just be some private guy and his nieces and nephews and children allocating the money.
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"I love all of my nieces and nephews — I like that I can give them back," she said, laughing.
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I have siblings, nephews, my grandma, my mom and dad, a lot of people I'm always in communication with.
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"I thought, 'I'll never know my birth mother, I'll never have any nieces or nephews,' " Robinson lamented to KHON.
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Recently, one of Nour Eldeen's nephews was swept up by police as he was taking a bus to work.
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She added that her son remains terrified and her nieces and nephews don't want to return to the store.
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"Our first time seeing baby Henry," she captioned the smiling photo of herself and Jeremy with their two nephews.
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In addition to his fiancée and five granddaughters, he left behind a son and several siblings, nieces and nephews.
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Acting fast, Derrick Byrd, 20, focused on getting his niece Mercedes and his nephews Junior and Rory to safety.
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Essentially, it's of benefit to you that your nieces and nephews have "superior genes," as Kennair charmingly puts it.
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Back at his sister's apartment, Mr. Purdy's nieces and nephews jumped into his thick, tattooed arms, competing for attention.
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According to NPR, two nephews on his wife's side were also allegedly killed in a separate incident this summer.
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The nephews' case has been an embarrassment for Maduro, who is facing a political and economic crisis in Venezuela.
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I guess nephews and nieces feel semidetached, without the tug of close ties, and thus more eligible for adventure.
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"They were sweet," she says diplomatically of the twins, who play the nephews to her character Leila's housemate, Gabe.
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A: I have lots of nieces and nephews, and a couple of things have been North Stars for me.
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"I don't know if the nieces and nephews will still feel so benevolent after they're sued," Mr. Gray said.
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His two brothers and three sisters each received £250,000 ($308,34), while his godson, nieces and nephews each received £50,000.
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He is survived by two sisters, Ann Goldsmith, a poet, and Katherine Reed, as well as nieces and nephews.
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One of her nephews, Paul B. Rossire, described Sand as "a talented woman, something of a bluestocking," or intellectual.
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In addition to her daughters, she spent time with a cadre of local nieces and nephews and their children.
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In this family's most painful secret, one of his own nephews turns out to have been a notorious collaborator.
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The pictures of his cousins, great-aunt, niece and nephews appeared as his first magazine assignment in September 2017.
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We have already sent our nieces and nephews things from their grandparents and great-grandparents, like dishes and jewelry.
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Maduro's family was implicated in drug trafficking by the recent U.S. conviction of his wife's nephews on drug charges.
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Here in America, we used to receive photos of our beautiful new nieces and nephews, grandchildren and god children.
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The policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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The movie is directed by Griffin Dunne, one of Ms. Didion's nephews, who also appears as an onscreen interviewer.
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One of the stories I love to tell, because I love my nephews, when my nephews were two, my partner and I gave them Rad American Women, A to Z. And by two and a half, they could identify Kate Bornstein and Dolores Huerta on sight, and they thought they were super cool.
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"These are our replacement kids," Obama joked of her young nephews, saying one of her teenage daughters was still asleep.
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If you're looking at your nephews and nieces and their lives are turned upside down," Wade says, "it becomes real.
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Molina, 26, lives in the shantytown of Lujan near the wealthy capital with his parents, six siblings and four nephews.
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Stepping away from the bunk room is the grand balcony where the pair's nieces and nephews often perform for them.
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I've tried my best to avoid these since they gained popularity, I've never seen my nieces and nephews watch them.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would still be banned.
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Khloé has always been a hands-on aunt, spending plenty of time with her nieces and nephews on social media.
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Du Yu purchased eight sets of stamps for her nephews and nieces as gifts for the upcoming Lunar New Year.
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Her candid regret: No children Chao displays other photos in her office of her large family -- sisters, nieces and nephews.
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Timolin, Casey, and nephews Robbie, Sage, Haleigh and Teo, 3, flew to Los Angeles to be with Natalie that night.
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He is also survived by his father, Robert Rossi; siblings, Bobby (Patricia) and Donna; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The nephews' case has been an embarrassment for Maduro, who has been facing a political and economic crisis in Venezuela.
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The Trump administration's interpretation of that ruling excludes grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, in-laws, and other extended family members.
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Kerry Borvan, who had been traveling with her nephews from Chicago to the Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
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Michael feasted and played Football Manager with the nephews and nieces who had been born while he was in prison.
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Two of her nephews left Puerto Rico in the past year, she said, after finding it impossible to find jobs.
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Grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen would still be banned.
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But the policy excludes entry for visiting cousins, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and brothers- and sisters-in-law.
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"My daughter, for example, what's going to happen when she comes back?" he reflected, as his two nephews played nearby.
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Lambert's condition pitched his wife, some of his siblings and his nephews, against his staunchly Catholic parents and other relatives.
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Friends, lovers, professional colleagues, siblings, nieces and nephews, neighbors and other people can be "constants" in a person's life, too.
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The boys, including one of my nephews, 11-year-old Malik, were forced to join the terrorist group and brainwashed.
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The last time I visited a country club was for my twin nephews' bar mitzvah a couple of years ago.
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It detailed life events involving his siblings, nephews and nieces, who mostly know "Uncle Derek" from photographs and stories told.
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Mr. Irving's brother was also in jail, leaving only Mr. Irving, his mother and two small nephews on the outside.
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Many are following the steps of their children, nieces, nephews and grandchildren who have been imploring them to leave, too.
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Often Carrington is like an eccentric aunt, telling stories to her nephews and nieces as she is making them up.
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He has made it a tradition to take each of his nieces and nephews to Paris on their 16th birthdays.
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We considered their financial situations and our personal ties to each of our nieces and nephews before answering this question.
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One of his nephews dragged her off, a scene that was captured by television cameras, vastly increasing sympathy for her.
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But when my nephews arrive at my apartment, they say, 'Please, can we see the machine to make curly hair?
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The nephews' case has been an embarrassment for Maduro, who is embattled by a political and economic crisis in Venezuela.
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To the Editor: I just sent Frank Bruni's great column to my nieces and nephews who are just starting college.
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And now in this last premiere I had 12 nieces and nephews and godchildren by my side on the carpet.
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I also wanted to set an example for my nieces and nephews that they could do it, too (if they wanted).
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A court in New York convicted two nephews of Venezuela's First Lady, Cilia Flores, of conspiring to bring cocaine into America.
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I got a text from my brother, saying that everybody was okay — my parents, my nephews, my niece, all of them.
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Jefferson had been looking forward to taking her nephews to the State Fair of Texas while Carr recovered from heart surgery.
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Take down the photos of your nieces and nephews and make room on your fridge for much cuter, more important pictures.
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You can see him in his nephews, Bo Dallas and Bray Wyatt, the latter of whom looks shockingly like his uncle.
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As well as many nieces and nephews, cousins and friends, who are remembering a gentle and reserved man of many talents.
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At the game, Foltz's parents presented a scholarship in his name, and two of his nephews helped lead the team out.
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I've got nieces and nephews and plenty of different ages of kids on the show, so when it happens, it'll happen.
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You are probably taking care of parents and siblings, and you might be taking care of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
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" Irvin's lawyer, Larry Friedman, tells TMZ Sports, "Michael was in Ft. Lauderdale visiting his nieces and nephews at a track meet.
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For proof, check out the actress' latest Instagram, which shows her excitedly posing outside Columbia University with two of her nephews.
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Vo is bringing his entire family—parents, three siblings, and nine nieces and nephews—to New York for the Guggenheim opening.
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They recognize how lucky they have been, and they want to share their success with their children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces.
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"Carbon mesh," said Ralph Boghossian, 36, head of research and development, and one of Mr. Boghossian's two nephews in the business.
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Two nephews of Venezuela's first lady were convicted in Manhattan on Friday of conspiring to transport cocaine to the United States.
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In addition to his mother and his girlfriend, he is survived by three sisters, a brother and 15 nieces and nephews.
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She had come to Branson with her three children, her husband, and her husband's father, mother, uncle, sister and two nephews.
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He lives under one roof with his wife and 30 other relatives spanning four generations, including siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.
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We should tell our sons, grandsons and nephews to figure that out, focus on it — and then take the opposite tack.
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After her father's house in Beaumont was flooded, many of her nieces and nephews lost their recently purchased school supplies uniforms.
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Dear Heloise: I have a brother, sister and six nieces and nephews ages 25 to 73, all who live far away.
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Ms. Jefferson was a loving aunt who would play basketball and video games with her nephews, her sister Amber Carr said.
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My three siblings also work on the farm with me, and I get to spend time with my nieces and nephews.
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It said grandparents did not count, nor did grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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He is survived by his brother, George, and several nieces and nephews, the funeral home, McDougald Funeral Services in Anderson, said.
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In the early days of the rebel takeover, he said, his nephews used to drop by with fresh bread and meat.
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Princess Diana, with Prince Harry, Prince William, and her nieces and nephews, on holiday on Necker Island, British Virgin Islands, Jan.
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Two nephews of the country's first lady are scheduled to go on federal trial in Manhattan next week for drug trafficking.
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In 143, for instance, he was asked about two nephews of the Venezuelan president who had been charged with drug trafficking.
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The Gigantes, for instance, have 10 relatives — mostly nephews, in-laws and grandsons — working on the waterfront, according to the commission.
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There's nothing wrong with parents, aunts, uncles, you know, giving cash gifts to their nieces, nephews, sons, daughters, all of that.
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The truth is, no one wants to hear this when another one of their nephews, neighbors or children has been murdered.
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Which service you choose will likely depend on how much you want to rewatch the classics with your kids, nieces, and nephews.
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On her Facebook page, Wilbanks dotes on her nephews and nieces, interacts with a large circle of friends and posts inspirational quotes.
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I play outdoor tennis, construct play tables for my nephews, and generally sweat with reasonable moisture — only now with relatively little stench.
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In January, Flores, the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, said her nephews had been "kidnapped" by the DEA for political reasons.
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Kim, meanwhile, said Khloé's decision was "an honor" and promised she would "take such good care" of any future nieces and nephews.
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"My nieces and nephews are held at Washington Dulles Airport... this is inhumane, this is not the United States that we knew."
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Jefferson had been looking forward to taking her nephews to the State Fair of Texas while Carr recovered from major heart surgery.
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Kendall Jenner loves hanging out with her many nieces and nephews, but she's drawing the line at being an aunt — for now.
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Michael Ward told BuzzFeed News that his four nephews and nieces were some of the children shot sitting in the back row.
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Two of the king's nephews, detained last year, appear to have been released recently, with pictures circulating of them reuniting with family.
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And one notable guest was her sister Kim Kardashian West, who brought her children North and Saint to her nephews' birthday party.
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Lesser known, however, is that there also exist two additional categories — Uncles and Nephews — that together explain the temperament of any man.
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"She always treated [them] like her own," Baxley says, adding that she decorated her room with photos of her nieces and nephews.
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" As Nicky later explained to his nephews and niece, "That's why [Jack] had two lives… He walked away from the first one.
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At the time, the couple posed with nephews and nieces they brought to see the film, in which Slate voices a Pomeranian.
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He said he has so many nieces and nephews and I'm sure they would want someone to do the same for them.
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We were more than happy to have the nieces and nephews that we had and were not seeking children of our own.
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I left Texas in 252 when I moved to New York City, but my sister and my nephews still call Texas home.
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Kim, meanwhile, says Khloé's decision is "an honor" and promises she would "take such good care" of any future nieces and nephews.
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But as he watched his young nephews running ahead of him, he could not help fearing for their safety and his own.
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JOYS OF THE GUESTHOUSE A lot of times I have family staying with me — my nieces, nephews and their children from Manhattan.
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My nephews and niece, middle-school to college age, seem to prefer the American food but will nibble on the Vietnamese food.
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It excluded grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members.
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Jennifer O'Neal, Dr. O'Neal's sister-in-law, said she was a deeply Christian woman who was adored by her nieces and nephews.
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The story had made him think of his own young nieces and nephews, and of the children he might one day have.
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He shared the house, an unfurnished concrete shell without windows or doors, with more than a dozen relatives: siblings, cousins, nieces, nephews.
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His mother, his wife, a sister and five of his children were killed, along with two young nephews and three other relatives.
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Saleh, who was born in Brooklyn, comes from a big family from Yemen: He has four siblings, and 15 nieces and nephews.
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She prides herself on close relationships with many of her nieces and nephews, and keeps in frequent touch with them via email.
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"Bought 3 for me and my nephews and got the code instantly!" wrote one buyer on reddit, where the sale instantly exploded.
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In addition to her nephew, Ms. Davis is survived by her daughter, Martha K. Davis, as well as other nephews and nieces.
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Brittany Osberry, 24, stumbled into a crime scene as she pulled into her friend's driveway to pick up her nieces and nephews.
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Monroe and his wife had no children, but she told WRTV they considered their two dozen-plus nephews and nieces their own.
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"The nephews are just the tip of the iceberg," Professor Bagley, who teaches international studies at the University of Miami, told Univision.
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His survivors include his sons, Damien and Ari; a brother, Phil; and a sister, Maxine, as well as nephews and a niece.
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But when I started I didn't have any nieces or nephews and couldn't bribe people to come to the premiere with me.
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She is survived by her husband, David Christian, whom she married in 1962; a half sister, Alice Parry; and nieces and nephews.
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Justice and company crash a family reunion, where Maya Angelou herself dispenses wisdom and passes judgment on her temporary nieces and nephews.
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Standing with me and my about-to-be-husband were our parents, siblings, nieces, nephews, grandparents, and, apparently my grandfather's second cousin.
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When I see my nieces and nephews on the floor with their iPads, watching a movie ... In front of a TV, right?
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We have three nephews, and my husband is one of three boys, so the odds of it being a boy are pretty strong.
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They now have custody of my toddler niece and nephews, and early mornings are the best time to get some quality phone time.
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At that time, she also caught backlash for incorrectly reporting to her followers that Chelsea Clinton was married to one of Soros' nephews.
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Byrd ran through the flames to get outside so he could catch his niece and two nephews as they jumped from the windows.
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If no parents are alive, then siblings, nephews, and grandnephews inherit—and on and on—all the way to first cousins twice-removed.
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One of Hicks's nephews, TeeRaww Holliman, recorded relatives outside the church speaking to police and trying to figure out what to do next.
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Read these stories next: Becoming A Mom Made My Sex Life Better — So There Why Are Millennials So Obsessed With Their Nieces & Nephews?
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Two are his adopted nephews: the violent-tempered John, better known as "Ace" (Paul Sparks), and Ace's mild-mannered brother Chris (Matthew Alan).
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Martin said her son, nieces, and nephews did go into the store but only to ask for free cookie samples at the bakery.
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Liam Hemsworth's looking as devastated as you'd expect, and even his nieces, nephews and big bro Chris are struggling to lift his spirits.
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But the problem started to feel more acute about three years ago, when she began reading books with her young nieces and nephews.
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He certainly has reason to fear the loss of irreplaceable people, after the death of all three of his beloved nieces and nephews.
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" Kardashian also highlighted some of her hobbies, writing: "Working or hanging out with my nieces and nephews: Penelope, Mason, Reign, Saint and North!
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McDuck's great-nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, were left in his care by their uncle Donald and also figured heavily into the action.
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And there are sons and daughters and nephews of those old-timers who don't actually remember it, but who feel like they can.
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My sister was shot to death while she slept and my two nephews, aged 2023 and 12 years, were shot while they slept.
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Under a provision added by Conaway, a farmer's extended family and their spouses, including "'first cousins, nieces, nephews," would become eligible for subsidies.
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Marrying my Prince Charming, time with my nephews and family, purchasing a family car for our future babies🙏🏼and so much more!!!
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Muhammad Abu Khdeir was murdered five years ago by an Orthodox man and his two teenage nephews, who were all convicted and imprisoned.
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Now, the Wayans family is a Hollywood dynasty with his brothers, sister, son, nieces, and nephews all becoming successful actors, writers, and producers.
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I can picture my nephews having a blast with it, or fifth-graders taking turns checking out the countries their parents are from.
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When my nephews took their first steps, my sister took photos and videos on her phone so she could send them to us.
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A friend's nieces and nephews say that they see fellow teens Juul in class by concealing it in the cuff of their sleeve.
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Mullen, who had young nephews and nieces, said that this was a bad idea, because there would probably be children in the synagogue.
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He's obnoxious and thoughtless, the kind of guy who ruins Christmas by telling his little nieces and nephews where the presents are hidden.
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Simmons took to Facebook to issue the apology: Simmons claims to have lost his temper after remarks were made about his deceased nephews.
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Gabbie Salazar, 224, made two trips to the drive-through, each time with different sets of nieces, nephews and cousins in her car.
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In addition to Ms. Brennan, she is survived by another sister, Rita Dierna; a brother, Joseph; and a number of nieces and nephews.
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Chances are, he would have given it to one of his nieces or nephews by now, but that would have been his choice.
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Now she was dead, but the stipend was to continue until 2071, so that, like the house, it passed to her great-nephews.
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Ms. Feeney is survived by her brothers, John, Stoney and Will; a sister, Mary; and eight nieces and nephews, the Giants organization said.
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Others hire the wives, children or nephews of colleagues, according to some in Parliament — a mutual back-scratching that can profit both sides.
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She leaves behind her husband, Tom; her son and daughter; their spouses; four grandchildren; a great grandchild and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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He and his nephews gathered fifty-five packages of formula, hid them under their clothes, and travelled to meet her at a café.
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Among the dead were two of Mr. Wali's grandchildren, one of his nephews and the son of the lawmaker Obaidullah Barakzai, he said.
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His cutie-pie nephews Austin and Aaron Robinson, along with National Turkey Federation chairman John Reicks, were by his side for the annual event.
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I wasn't prepared for any of it, even though I have nine nieces and nephews and I know what it's like looking after kids.
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Meanwhile, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law don't count as "bona fide relationships" under the guidelines.
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"We can't get tuition-free college for my nieces and nephews back home unless we get it out here in Hawaii too," she said.
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"I would like him to find somebody to settle down with," said Jasuja, who has been spreading the word among "nieces, nephews and friends".
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Before this excursion, Winter already had tattoos of a Greek phrase, her nieces' and nephews' initials, a Roman numeral, a tiger, and a spade.
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Fans will recognize the cast of characters, which includes Scrooge McDuck, his three nephews, and the dreamiest duck pilot that ever was, Launchpad McQuack.
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Continuing that oral tradition, we sing to our kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews — something robbed of parents when their children are separated from them.
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She stayed home to care for her parents, and would often take her nieces and nephews to the park, pushing them on their scooters.
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"There's nothing more personal to me than my relationship … my nieces and nephews are people of color, not many people know that," Meadows said.
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Last November, American law enforcement officers charged two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, with attempting to smuggle cocaine into the United States.
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Net worth: $13.3 billionSource of wealth: OilIn 1959, the oil tycoon Sid Richardson left his nephews Robert, Sid, Lee, and Edward $2.8 million each.
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She is the cantankerous great aunt who promises candy to her nieces and nephews while screeching at her neighbor's children playing in the street.
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Without a valid will, the law requires that all of Mr. Cornwell's assets go to his next of kin, two nieces and two nephews.
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Stacey Abrams, for instance, shows herself surrounded by nieces and nephews and other extended family in ads in her campaign for governor of Georgia.
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Also, we're sending creativity kits to our young nieces and nephews who are out of school and likely to be a little bit bored.
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In the attack on La Joya, soldiers killed 24 relatives of Rosario López, 70, including her parents, two sisters and 17 nieces and nephews.
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Payam and Adar were then raised by their abusive uncle Yusuf, a career scammer and magician who taught his nephews all of his tricks.
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Zeeb's devotion to G-443 is absolute: Her father was one of the club's founders, and three of her nephews play for the team.
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The air around the morgue in Mocoa was filled with the smell of the dead, he said, who included his sister and two nephews.
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She'd been around kids her whole life -- first as one of six siblings, and then as an adult with all her nieces and nephews.
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I have a fabulous brother, nieces and nephews, but I'm a woman alone of 75 years old, and I find it just so disheartening.
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"Close family" does not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other "extended" family members.
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Finally, the framing device of "Revolting Rhymes" — the longest of the bunch at 29 minutes — focuses on a character describing the deaths of his nephews.
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She said that her sister-in-law cares for Dilbireen in the afternoons and that he spends time around her nieces, nephews and other children.
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Or, for people who think those are narcissistic questions, what kind of world do I want to leave for my children, nieces, nephews, or godchildren?
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This enraged Howard, who accused his neighbor of pulling a gun while his nieces and nephews were in the backyard with him, according to Box.
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The nephews' lawyers had also sought to block the admission of recordings that prosecutors said showed the defendants had political motives for their drug deal.
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"But I'm most excited to binge this with my nieces and nephews — I feel blessed that we get to bring Carmen to the next generation."
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Kendall Jenner isn't playing favorites when it comes to her nieces and nephews, but she does have an extra-special bond with one of them.
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He said he had been told his son was among the dead while his brother and two nephews had been wounded and were in hospital.
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Chairman and Chief Executive Carlalberto Corneliani, 84, will cash out alongside his two sons, while his nephews Cristiano and Corrado will retain a minority stake.
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As a boy, he used to look after the younger kids at summer camp, he said, and he easily connected with his nieces and nephews.
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"The lowrider bikes, every single piece is special because it's custom, hand-made," explained Silva, whose shop team includes his sons, nephews and even grandchildren.
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It's unlikely Alwaleed, who happens to be one of many nephews of the King, or any of his cellmates, will stand trial any time soon.
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Archaeologists and researchers are seeking for a third time to locate the grave, against the wishes of family members, who include six nieces and nephews.
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He encouraged his nieces and nephews, as he had his own four children, telling them that education was the most reliable way to escape poverty.
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They last saw each other in Rio, at a birthday party for Ms. de Kroon's twin nephews, shortly before she left for the United States.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 Ms. Fornés, who was called Irene by friends, is survived by 17 nieces and nephews.
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Bessie especially becomes becalmed; her illness only burnishes her halo as she adds her sister and nephews to the roster of relatives she can help.
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Three newsroom employees — Mr. Rosenthal, Mr. Greenfield and Stephen A. O. Golden (one of Mr. Sulzberger's nephews) — were authorized to be there at that hour.
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She has identified as a lesbian for 40 years, and though she loves boys, especially our nephews, men haven't been of particular interest to her.
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Obama was joined by her nephews Austin and Aaron Robinson, and dogs Bo and Sunny, for the final Christmas tree of the Obama White House.
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There are 84 courts with cameras for live-streaming so that aunts and uncles in Idaho can watch their nieces and nephews play in tournaments.
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The showroom on Chrystie Street was open seven days a week and was staffed on many weekends by George's nieces, nephews and then-teenage sons.
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The story takes us then to Molly's family's home in Milwaukee, where Prin witnesses two near-death moments that end up being elaborate pranks: the first staged by one of Prin's nephews to win the attention of a pretty lifeguard, the second the shooting of his nephews' favorite right-wing shock jock by what turns out to be a group of antiwar paintball marksmen.
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Over the last few years, Kardashian has been a doting aunt to her nieces and nephews, and now "she really wants a baby," says the source.
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Lambert says he asked to speak to his nieces and nephews on numerous occasions over the years, but Louise always found an excuse why he couldn't.
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I know other games can have this impact, too—one of my nephews, who's four, races around his grandparents' house as Sonic from time to time.
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Still, I have the same conversations with my son that many of you have with your sons and daughters and nieces and nephews, grandchildren and godchildren.
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In the past couple of years, my Instagram feed has transformed into a parade of photos of my definitely childless friends holding their nieces and nephews.
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Jenner is the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, which means she is closest in age to her nieces and nephews from Kim and Kourtney's relationships.
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A proud Vietnam Vet, he says the freedom to peacefully demonstrate was something he fought for, just like his nieces and nephews who've served in Iraq.
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Luke Crain (Julian Hilliard when young, Oliver Jackson-Cohen when old): Young Luke is anatomically the cutest kid alive; sorry to all your nieces and nephews.
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The source adds that Kardashian was "born to be a mother," and has had a ton of experience with babies considering her many nieces and nephews.
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After returning from service in the Gulf War, Jefferson dressed up for his nephews, who were sick and unable to visit Santa at their local mall.
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" Flores said she wants to see her nieces and nephews, so that they know they have relatives who love them, "whether they know us or not.
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Lawyers for the two men, nephews of Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, shot back that the witness "infects every aspect" of the trial.
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" Johnson says Cory was very close with her nieces and nephews, and that "she was the most kind, loving, jolly person that you would ever meet.
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In the past few decades, every Saudi king had one or two of his brothers, sons or nephews by his side advising and sharing in governance.
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It's widespread enough to be a common trope on TV, where the uncle usually has an apparent (though ambiguous) sexual interest in his nieces and nephews.
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"I've thought about the nephews and nieces," said Mark Dennis, 42, an information technology consultant who has lived in the Horatio Street building for 13 years.
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The 2016 conviction in the United States of two nephews of the Venezuelan first lady for cocaine trafficking is just the most obvious example of this.
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He visited his mother or sister every other day and marked the seasons with his nieces and nephews — apple picking, pumpkin carving, decorating a Christmas tree.
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I have lots of young nieces and nephews—they should encounter a broader representation of human ideals than the postimperial models I had to work against.
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Narratively, Lil Yachty's two releases revolve around three characters: Uncle Darnell Boat – Yachty's middle-aged alter-ego – and his two nephews, Lil Yachty and Lil Boat.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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A relative of two men being held by ICE in El Paso said that his two nephews are experiencing frequent nosebleeds and vomiting throughout the day.
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My other sister could have been buying groceries before heading to Juárez after her work shift or taking my nephews to check out the toy section.
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Ms. Albors thought of her nieces and nephews — "They're my life," she said — and her mother, who is in her 70s and was alone in Manatí.
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If you love your nieces and nephews but don&apost get along with your siblings, you can designate exactly who you want to receive your assets.
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Elizabeth Flores, Louise's sister, told ABC's "Good Morning America" that she pleaded with her sister to let her see her nieces and nephews, even over Skype.
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Hajji Naqibullah, an insurgent commander from Sangin District, cited Hajji Amanullah, who had 13 members of his family killed in battle, all replaced by his nephews.
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When the Sea Ray is tied to the dock, the younger of the Condons' 11 grandchildren and 15 nieces and nephews play pirate ship on board.
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Today, she resides in assisted living and doesn't recognize most of her large family, including dozens of nieces and nephews who grew up with Ms. Hall.
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She reminded me that her nieces and nephews were participating then in a wave of demonstrations that came to be known as the "Defend Islam" rallies.
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Last year, two nephews of the first lady were indicted in New York on charges of attempting to smuggle cocaine to the United States via Honduras.
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Nothing. In fact, it would make this abuse even worse by making it possible for cousins, nieces and nephews of farm operators to receive farm subsidies.
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"Cousins that you may have, or nieces and nephews, might love to receive whatever family heirlooms or history that you have to pass on," she said.
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One of the things we've learned is that while Jim Crow may be dead, he's still got some nieces and nephews that are alive and well.
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This year, first lady Michelle Obama received the first Christmas tree with her two young nephews, Austin and Aaron Robinson, rather than teenage daughters Sasha and Malia.
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Copeland can't wait to give some dolls to her nieces and nephews, and is also excited for young girls and dancers to "see themselves" in the doll.
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The Canadian-born actor turned out with his mother Tammy, his brothers, nephews and nieces as well as his wife, actress Blake Lively, and their two children.
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Women wait for their husbands to join them from Syria, or they wait for sons and nephews who have started the journey to Europe to call home.
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Carrie Rae Barnette Barnette, 34, was a devoted aunt to five nieces and nephews who recently purchased a home in Riverside, California, to be closer to family.
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An El Paso native, he and his wife, Patricia, never had children of their own, but were foster parents who doted on their many nieces and nephews.
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" — Marion Shackford, Virginia "Every year we get together with my aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews to make 90 pounds of the Greek sausage loukaniko for Christmas.
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Khloé Kardashian had a wild Cinco de Mayo on Friday night, trading the typical tequila-driven celebrations for a night in playing with her niece and nephews.
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FROM PEN: LuAnn De Lesseps Had 3 Beautiful Dresses Made for Her Wedding Khloé is not shy about her auntie love for all her nieces and nephews.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Friday that the United States convicted his wife's nephews on drug charges last week to weaken his leftist government.
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Of course, he also has a ton of experience as uncle to his four nieces and nephews by way of sisters Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine.
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Seeing my family and playing with my nephews also helps, as well as keeping involved with my blog and remembering the bigger picture of love trumping hate.
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Lin Tong-meng said he had been waiting at the site for word of his 11- and 12-year-old nephews, who have yet to be found.
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"When my nephews took their first steps, my sisters took photos and videos on her phone, so she could send them to us," he told the crowd.
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"We almost never say 'the nephews' or 'the boys' — she's a crucial part of the adventuring team, and they really are this big, weird family," he said.
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With less than two months to go, I couldn't ignore that (nieces and nephews included) I'd never changed a diaper or fed and bathed a baby before.
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Her brother Jo Prajoko told CNN he had dropped his sister and nephews at the church for Sunday prayers and was driving away when the bomb exploded.
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The charges against Mr. Reverol and Mr. Molina came eight months after two nephews of the wife of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, were arrested on drug charges.
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Clan elder Ugas Mohamed Wali, said his two nephews aged 12 and 13 were arrested on their way to school last year, along with 17 other teenagers.
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Leonard told Yahoo Sports that during his NBA career, he often was away from home so long that he missed life events with his nieces and nephews.
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Beyond veterans themselves, many members who did not serve in the military have mothers and fathers, aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews who did.
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He enjoys hiking and racing drones and spending time with his nephews, Cooper and Clark, all things that frankly sound like terrible inspiration for theme park ideas.
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I have nine nieces and nephews and most of them are at the age where they now have their own favorite television shows and characters they love.
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Atiqullah, the uncle, said that just two weeks ago he had attended the burial of another of his nephews, a police officer killed in a Taliban attack.
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Like Mame, she was a dramatic, somewhat distant aunt, demanding to be called "Tante" when she swooped in to Detroit for visits with her nieces and nephews.
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His mother was dead, and so was one of his brothers, but there were teen-age nieces and nephews whom he was meeting for the first time.
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"Her brother has said such horrible things about her that she couldn't have invited her nephews or me to the wedding," Ms. Dooley said in an interview.
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In most cases, this means having a conversation with our nieces and nephews or our siblings to discover who wants these family heirlooms and who doesn&apost.
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The Trump administration has said parents, children, spouses and siblings can enter the U.S., but grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and other family members would be barred.
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Katie Holmes shared a photo of daughter Suri hanging out with Holmes' nephews on Instagram Sunday, and the 10-year-old is a spitting image of the actress.
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" Otis, 31, even headed to the zoo with her sister, niece and nephews, but soon she "couldn't even walk straight and had to sit down at every bench.
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I occasionally worry what will happen when I get old and sick; will my nephews visit me when I can no longer whisk them away to exotic destinations?
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At that moment one of my nephews came in with other people and they carried us out, risking their lives because shrapnel was flying all over the place.
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On "The Ellen Show" Thursday with her nieces and nephews, Kourtney Kardashian said her sister was supposed to join her but couldn't because the surrogate was in labor.
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"It was very difficult because all of our nieces and nephews are highly social and have always had a lot of friends and play dates," Marc tells PEOPLE.
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Last year the actress took nephews Jake and Bo Lively, sons of her former actor brother Jason (National Lampoon's European Vacation), to check out the Columbia University campus.
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To babysit nieces and nephews, attend every ceremony, take part in serious meetings over family affairs, raise children who saw their cousins as often as I saw mine.
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"My plan was to take classes at my local community college, learn how to knit and make hats and scarves for my nieces and nephews," Williams says. Nov.
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Between my own experience and having four nieces and nephews, I know [Kids] is something that can really benefit parents and also be a fun experience for kids.
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All kids are objectively cute, but as someone who's not an aunt, I am constantly wondering: Why are all my friends so obsessed with their nieces and nephews?
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Friends have told me numerous anecdotes about their very young daughters, sons, nieces, or nephews who carry on earnest conversations with Alexa or engage Siri in Beckettian dialogue.
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There was the churchgoing gay couple who loved Jesus yet weren't allowed to go to family holiday gatherings out of fear they'd influence their nephews to be gay.
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Madison begged Lowe to investigate, and Lowe promised Paula that he would contact one of his nephews in Hong Kong, despite having never heard of a Samuel Lowe.
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Robinette is hoping to get close to her 13 nieces and nephews, with whom she has not spoken in years, and who she fears may be "socially" underdeveloped.
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She's survived by her four children — Alexis, 18, Cayden, 11, Micah, 9, and Amara, 8 — as well as her grandparents, mother, siblings, siblings' spouses and nieces and nephews.
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The court filings mark the first time the nephews of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, commented substantively on their arrests in November and the U.S. investigation.
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Jermaine mentions a physical altercation in his declaration where Trent allegedly threw one of the Jackson sisters against a wall, hit one of Jermaine's nephews and Jermaine too.
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Instagram user Dani Lane shared a video of two of her daughters Dannah and Dani that has perhaps revolutionized everything videos of your nieces and nephews could be.
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And in December 2017, two nephews of Maduro's wife, Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, were convicted in U.S. federal court for drug smuggling.
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It said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancée or other extended family members are not considered to be close relationships.
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These children who look like our nieces, nephews, brothers, and sisters: these children that look like us will forever be marked by the actions of the Trump administration.
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However, because it was a lower-cost place, we invited our teenage niece, two nephews and my sister-in-law to join us during the kids' spring break.
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The nephews' case, announced after their arrest in November in Haiti, has been an embarrassment for Maduro, who has been facing a political and economic crisis in Venezuela.
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Fletcher had more nieces, nephews and cousins than a Turkish begum, bringing along enough guests to provide Cabot Cove with a plentiful supply of visitors to bump off.
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The nephews of Don Neto's former partner — the still-imprisoned Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo — went on to create the Arellano Félix organization, also known as the Tijuana cartel.
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In an author's note, McBride reveals that he wrote it to soothe nephews traumatized by their first visit to the zoo, which explains the work's generosity and accessibility.
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Canter left behind a girlfriend in Toronto for the chance to fly again, I learned from Wayne Gershon, one of Canter's nephews, who was born after Canter's death.
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Even Ms. Sui, a mainstay of New York fashion, has been wearing Tevas for years, usually when taking her nieces and nephews on vacation to rocky European beaches.
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And in 2017, two nephews of Mr. Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, were sentenced to 18 years in an American prison after trying to traffic 800 kilograms of cocaine.
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Under the guidelines, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancees, and other extended family members are not considered close relations.
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"I speak to you as if you were my children, my brothers, my nephews and nieces: Stop and go back," Michele Emiliano, Puglia's president, said on Facebook Saturday.
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Through dessert, and the post-dessert drawing and painting sessions with my nieces and nephews that follow at the coffee table, the stock simmers along quietly and unattended.
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I had a dream that I was back there with family last night, meeting all my little nieces and nephews, and it was tough waking up from it.
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Consider giving nonmonetary gifts: You can give the gift of your time and offer to watch your nieces or nephews so your sibling can enjoy a date night.
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His ex-wife's father was a Latin King, her nephews were Bloods and her cousin was a member of the Ching-a-Lings, the South Bronx motorcycle gang.
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I call my sister and sister-in-law and we make plans to have two of our nieces and two nephews spend the night with us this weekend.
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I imagined cleaning out closets, taking garbage bags of old shoes and bedding to Goodwill, and setting aside family heirlooms for my children and my nieces and nephews.
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The men found one of her nephews at the home of his parents in a nearby village, while the other was captured in a building at the ranch.
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We know that what's at stake in this election is our bodies and the bodies of our kids and nephews and Muslim friends and transgender sisters and brothers.
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Lambert says he is hoping to talk to his nieces and nephews in the next few weeks after he undergoes a background check and share new memories with them.
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Dragon is survived by his older brother Doug, two nieces Kelly McBride and Renee Henn, as well as four nephews, Quincy Carroll, Paul Henn, Cody Dragon and Jack Dragon.
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But MbS's rise has upended the system of rule in place for decades, in which successive kings sought family consensus and allocated powerful posts to their brothers and nephews.
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Billy Lambert told PEOPLE not long after his nieces and nephews were released from medical care that he was counting the days before he could talk to them again.
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The singer recruited her sons, nieces and nephews to make place settings with each guest's name, and recorded son Zuma placing Shelton's name at a seat next to hers.
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And years of being an aunt to her nieces North, Penelope and Dream, as well as nephews Mason and Reign, will surely be beneficial for the Good American mogul.
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Under a post detailing JonTron's Destiny interview, one Gizmodo commenter shared a story about his girlfriend's young nephews, both of whom made joking references to "bashing Jews" and Hitler.
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"I have hardly anything left to one day show her nieces and nephews and baby siblings exactly how amazing she was without pulling painful articles on Google," La'Princia concluded.
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The deal will see Chairman and Chief Executive Carlalberto Corneliani, 84, cash out alongside his two sons, while his two nephews will retain a minority stake in the company.
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My younger sister had just had a baby...My mother was itching for more grandkids, my other siblings for nieces and nephews, and after all, I was the oldest.
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"That relationship has changed over time, and as [the nieces and nephews] are less interested in her, she's become less interested in giving her assets to them," Meehan said.
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The criteria is super specific, so the following relatives don't count as "bona fide relationships": grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law.
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I'm their millennial auntie, so my nieces and nephews know that when my phone comes out it's time to play with Snapchat functions or make funny Stories on Instagram.
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The material was close at hand—not only in Tarkington's memories of his own happy boyhood but in the exploits of his three nephews as he lovingly observed them.
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Those with family relationships that would allow entry include grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins of people in the United States.
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Efrain Antonio Campo Flores and his cousin Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas, nephews of the first lady Cilia Flores, were found guilty by a jury in Federal District Court.
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I think of my nephews as well, because they are being raised at a time when what it means to be a young person of color is in question.
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The uncle and his nephews call the police and describe, as best they can, the description of the men who drove off with the missing store clerk, Denice Haraway.
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"One of the things that we've learned is that while Jim Crow may be dead, he still got some nieces and nephews that are alive and well," he added.
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Disney XD's reboot of the beloved '80s cartoon features Doctor Who's David Tennant as the world-weary Scrooge McDuck, off to continue making his fortune with his many nephews.
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Now, "grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and uncles, nephews and nieces, and cousins" of U.S. residents are eligible to bypass the ban and receive visas.
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You can have black friends, your nieces and nephews can be black, you can live in a diverse neighborhood and still behave in racist ways and say racist things.
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She and her 7-year-old daughter, Jaiya, then moved in with her mother, a niece and two nephews — back into the now-crowded house where she was raised.
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It probably helps that M.B.Z. and most of the rulers of the other six emirates had sons or nephews on the front lines, some of whom were seriously injured.
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Now is an important time to teach your kids, nieces, and nephews how to make financial decisions and get them involved in the financial decisions you're making, Butera said.
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The State Department sent shock waves through immigrant communities with their incomprehensible interpretation that uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, brothers- and sisters-in-law, grandchildren and grandparents were not.
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So for me, self-care is taking the time to pause and see my family and see my nieces and nephews and spend quality time playing with my cats.
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It's a labour of love, because even now, I'm looking at putting down new stocks, and thinking that in 20 years time, the nephews and nieces will be selling it.
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My nieces and nephews are older and into all kinds of cool things, so sometimes my sister stops here to hang out with me on her way home from work.
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If you were thinking about getting your kids or young nieces and nephews a fun gift for the holidays, we got you covered on amazing deals on select Hasbro products.
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First, the government excluded "siblings-in-law, cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and grandchildren" from the definition of those "close familial relationships" that would be exempted from the ban.
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Now we have a better handle on the size of his family (recall Violet's displeasure at all those relations) and on the odds of future convict-nephews coming a-knocking.
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Meghan Markle's nephews Tyler and Thomas Dooley along with their mother Tracy Dooley Markle are pictured as they arrive at London Heathrow airport, despite not being invited to the wedding.
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"I have nieces and nephews and I have godchildren and I would love to one day have kids of my own," Cohen told Ryan Seacrest in a November 2017 interview.
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Cilia Flores, Venezuela's first lady, who is one of 54 chavistas in parliament, icily refused to answer one about two nephews who are facing narcotics charges in the United States.
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" Still, Khloé says her five nieces and nephews, including half-black North, 2, and Saint West, 3 months, look "like the United Nations, and I love that when they're playing.
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" are not considered close family.
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A department cable said grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, fiancés, "and any other 'extended' family members" were not considered close family.
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Mortimer, a preposterously under-celebrated actress, crafts Jane's character with luminous precision: She is beaming and passionate, a steady, smiling port in the storm for her brother, niece, and nephews.
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My parents and in-laws are here, our siblings and their spouses, our nieces and nephews, hundreds of friends from Virginia and beyond, including my great friend, Representative Bobby Scott.
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Although adults were not the target audience, and were considered worthless viewers as far as the advertisers were concerned, they were bringing their children, nieces, and nephews to the show.
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Contrasting with the inevitable circumspection of the forensic professionals, many Chileans — pundits, politicians, intellectuals, joined by one of Neruda's nephews — take it as a given that an execution took place.
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In addition to Ms. Kouyoumdjian and Ms. Marques, Mr. Marks is survived by his parents, Jerry and Henrietta Marks; an older brother, Jerry Marks Jr.; three nieces, and two nephews.
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If I didn't have my seven siblings and 21 nieces and nephews in all their chaotic glory, perhaps I would have heard the echo I have listened for so hard.
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From Alexei, I've learned how all those Romanov uncles, nieces and nephews scattered by the revolution suddenly recognized one another in the hallways of the Astoria hotel in St. Petersburg.
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Michele has two nephews, who, he said, are scared of a lot of things in the apartment—an animal skull sits atop a dresser—though they are also helplessly fascinated.
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The United States is like an aging rich uncle who has for too long financed his spendthrift nieces and nephews, but that suddenly recognizes that his bank account is dwindling.
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India criticized the U.S. 2018 Farm Bill, saying it benefited not only farmers, but also their first cousins, nieces and nephews, with children and spouses qualifying for $125,000 of payments.
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I would stay for three weeks and the plan was to go on some day trips, take my nieces and nephews swimming and just relax and spend some time together.
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Brenda Sanchez of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, who rode in Valdivia's truck with three nephews ages 10, 11 and 19, expressed gratitude to "God and the Mexicans who have helped us."
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In this telling, Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White are good friends, and the wolves that menace Little Red Riding Hood and the pigs are the nephews of West's canine.
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Reynolds also invited his many nieces and nephews to attend his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in December, which is where the couple's daughters, James and Ines, made their public debut.
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When we get home, we find out that one of our nephews injured himself at school today and has to stay in the hospital overnight for observation, just as a precaution.
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The nibling (shorthand for nieces and nephews) infatuation might be a millennial thing, says Bella DePaulo, PhD, author of Singled Out, and academic affiliate at the University of California Santa Barbara.
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In my case, a second family as my daughter, mommy, dad, cousins, aunts, siblings, and my favorites (aka my nephews and nieces) were all at finals this year cheering me on.
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About a week later, Johnson was on vacation with his 15- and 16-year-old nephews, whom he's helped raise, and Williams slid into his DMs, responding to Johnson's Instagram Story.
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But in his own household, where his mother and sisters live, adult male and female siblings share equal status; Mosuo men often serve as father figures to their nieces and nephews.
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Upon his arrest, the Guadalajara Cartel was torn into two main factions: the Tijuana Cartel, formed by his nephews, and the Sinaloa Cartel, formed by a small group of organizational leaders.
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Following Abdul-Jabbar's logic, shouldn't Liam Hemsworth's iconic "ice baths and flexing in tiny shorts" photo also lead to a hearty round of schoolyard torment for is many nieces and nephews?
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Cassidy is survived by son Beau with ex-wife Sue Shifrin-Cassidy; his daughter Katie; his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan; step-mother Shirley Jones; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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"We tried at Hammam al-Alil camp," about 35 km (22 miles) south of Mosul, the 50-year-old said, flanked by 20 relatives including sons and grand-nephews and nieces.
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That's Facebook's pitch in a nutshell: We know it sucks you can't be with your nieces and nephews or elderly parents right now, but hopefully this screen will do the trick.
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My nephews fear that their mom and dad may suddenly disappear and my sister runs her business knowing that any day it could be shut down because of her immigration status.
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In his final turkey-pardoning ceremony in 2016 (with his two young nephews standing in for teenaged Sasha and Malia), Obama promised a "corny-copia of dad jokes," and he delivered.
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I don't think it's very edifying to have your nose in every corner of modern popular culture, but I've got nephews and daughters playing me things and I just dig music.
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Nigeria launched a crackdown on informal Islamic schools and rehabilitation centers in late September after a man was refused permission to see his nephews at one institution and complained to police.
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Check it out ... one photog tries getting her attention by calling her "doo-doo head," a nickname the King of Pop held for his kids, nieces, nephews and even Macaulay Culkin.
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Jill Kubit: The main focus right now is on writing letters to our own children, our grandchildren, our nieces and nephews, or other people in our lives that are really young.
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We spoke with one of Aretha's nephews, Tim Franklin, who says the family was not upset over Madonna's awkward VMAs speech about how Aretha led her to who she is today.
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Besides his three daughters, Joe leaves behind three siblings, two sisters-in-law, 14 nieces and nephews, and eight grandchildren, all to "squabble over his vast fortune," according to the obituary.
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" Flores said she had a more important message for her nieces and nephews: "I want them to know they do have family that they love, whether they know us or not.
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Prosecutors accuse the nephews of working with others to try to send 800 kilograms of cocaine from Venezuela to Honduras so that the drug could be imported into the United States.
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On Friday nights she covered her head and walked over to her parents' house, where her nieces and nephews would ask where her husband was and why she didn't have children.
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He is survived by his wife, his son Peter, his step-daughter Laura, his sister, Marie and her husband Ronald LaVoie, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, among many nieces and nephews.
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Tons of members of the Jackson clan rolled through, including Paris and Blanket (who goes by Bigi now), as well as Michael's nephews Taryll, TJ and Taj Jackson ... they all wore costumes.
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The way my friends wax poetic about their nieces and nephews, you'd think they were Bachelor contestants describing the loves of their lives: They're the most perfect, precious creatures I've ever met.
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"Single people get to develop and nurture their own special relationships with their nieces and nephews, without having to accommodate what a romantic partner or spouse might think or want," she says.
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I hope my nieces and nephews will grow up with that being normalized, and it won't be a situation like it was for the kids that I was friends with growing up.
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Aside from my nephews, who I happily return to my brother when I am done loving up on them, I've never been the type of girl to ogle over other people's children.
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We have waited for years while going through the steps: the refugee application, the background check, the Embassy interviews, the pleas to remove my nieces and nephews from the danger of revenge.
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"It's a catastrophe," said Guadalupe Sanchez from nearby Cuautitlan Izcalli, as she searched on Wednesday morning for her uncle, 52, who owned a market stall, and two nephews, aged 15 and 9.
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A number of family members were present when David died, including his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan, his children Beau and Katie, along with various nephews and his ex-wife, Sue Cassidy.
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Cassidy is survived by his son Beau with ex-wife Sue Shifrin-Cassidy; his daughter Katie; his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan; step-mother Shirley Jones; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The President gave ceremonial freedom to Tater and Tot from the Rose Garden, flanked by his nephews Aaron, 4, and Austin Robinson, 6, rather than daughters Sasha, 15, and Malia Obama, 18.
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Julian Pacheco Tinoco, was recently identified as a drug trafficker by a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration informant in the course of a trial involving the nephews of the first lady of Venezuela.
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Actress and dancer Julianne Hough had the best response to an Instagram fan who wondered what Hough's "little nieces and nephews" had to say about her recent nude photos for Women's Health.
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When he'd earned enough money, he bought a house big enough to hold all his nieces and nephews, and encouraged them, one by one, to leave the village and get an education.
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My brother passed, and me and my wife and all my nieces and nephews, we just narrowed it down to this one spot and it's been a blessing to the whole family.
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I could understand if he is talking about keeping terrorists from entering the country, but my wife's nieces and nephews who have tech degrees would be great to have here in America.
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Mickey — a bad seed who must abruptly become a surrogate parent to her niece and nephews when her wealthy sister and brother-in-law flee the country to avoid federal fraud charges.
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Since I'll miss out on spending time with my nephews, a good assistant will live-stream them for me the entire time while discreetly muting the live-stream whenever they start fighting.
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The husband of Heart front woman Ann Wilson has been formally changed with assaulting his 16-year-old twin nephews after a concert in the Seattle suburb of Auburn, Washington last Friday night.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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Despite her heroin addiction, she maintained a relationship with her kids and sisters, asking for photos of nieces and nephews or sending messages to her children telling them how much she loved them.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now, we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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She read their storybooks and letters, watched their television programs and listened to their tales, including those of her own six nieces and nephews, to learn what enchantments and fantasies excited their imaginations.
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The former Zoey 101 actress, 28, shared a family snapshot of 11-year-old daughter Maddie Briann and nephews Preston and Jayden from the ballgame between the Atlanta Braves and the Philadelphia Phillies.
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She cares for my four nieces and nephews and also has a small farm of horses, llamas, goats, chickens, and donkeys, so it's easy for her to forget to take time for herself!
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Dale Hall, alongside his nephews Jayden and Caleb, came to the rescue of one blue-tongue lizard that was found lifeless in his salt water swimming pool in Caloundra, Australia, on Tuesday. How?
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members will not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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Other family members -- including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and any other "extended" family members would not be considered "close family" under the executive order.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two nephews of Venezuela's first lady should serve at least 30 years in prison for their convictions in the United States on drug trafficking charges, U.S. prosecutors said on Monday.
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But I remember the first time I did a show, my nieces and nephews counted the number of times I said, 'Perfectly perfect,' and it was something like 21 times in an hour.
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One of those long and winding tales came from Mark, a 32-year-old criminal defense lawyer who's been estranged from his parents, grandmother, sister, brother-in-law, and nephews for several years.
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The current bill also allows subsidies to go not just to the actual farmers of corporate-size family farms but also to nieces and nephews who have nothing to do with the farm.
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Over the last five or six years, I'll go back home and see my family, my nieces, and nephews, and they're talking, playing, shooting basketballs, and I'm like, 'Dang, I missed all this.
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Canonically, Run-DMC are the nephews of two of the All That cast's beloved kids-dressed-as-old-people characters—so this holiday special runthrough of "Christmas in Hollis" is a family affair.
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The police caught the robber, Rédoine Faïd, in an operation that Tuesday and Wednesday in northern France after an intensive manhunt, the officials said, adding that he had been apprehended with two nephews.
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" But it went on to state that "close family" does not include "grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-laws and sisters-in-law, fiancés and any other 'extended' family members.
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The holiday season is right around the corner which means spending time with parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents, cousins, nephews, and nieces, all of whom might be of various ages and health conditions.
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Trevor Baldwin, one of Baldwin's nephews, who helped get a street in Harlem named for the author, said in an email that he would like something more tangible in Saint-Paul-de-Vence.
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Venezuela has also become a "narcostate," with cabinet members indicted for drug trafficking, nephews of the First Lady convicted of drug running to the U.S. and other top officials known as drug kingpins.
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Standing in for the president's two daughters were two nephews, Austin Robinson, 6, and Aaron Robinson, 4, "who, unlike Malia and Sasha, have not yet been turned cynical by Washington," Mr. Obama joked.
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Now two of his nephews work there as caretakers, along with Marco Iacotonio, who lives on the grounds with his wife and children, in a house that Saint Phalle had built for him.
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Just last month, while surrounded by her nieces and nephews, Jenner joked that she and friend Fai Khadra should start a family of their own — something many of Kendall's family members fully supported.
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Last November, two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, were found guilty in Federal District Court in Manhattan of conspiring to transport more than 1,700 pounds of cocaine to the United States.
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