Paul McCartney is made of the same blood and bones and flesh as all of us.
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Men like Wilcox are far removed from that high-tech world, but they are of the same blood.
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While Cadillac seems to deliberately avoid calling it a "flagship" of the same blood as the German royalty, the CT26 comes packed with features.
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" This may sound strange, but the explanation lies in the specific verbiage he used: 동족의 나라, or dongjok-ui nara, literally translates to "country of the same blood.
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"Since we are compatriots of the same blood as South Koreans, it is natural for us to share their pleasure over the auspicious event and help them," he said.
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At the time, North Korean leader Kim Il Sung said constructing the mausoleum was designed to demonstrate "that Korea has a history spanning 5,000 years, that the Koreans are a homogeneous nation of the same blood since their emergence," according to a state media article from 2015.
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Kruger therefore looked outwith the country, mainly to the Netherlands. In the Netherlands there was considerable interest in the Transvaal, regarded as a country peopled largely from Dutch stock. In time, considerable numbers of able young men came down, eventually dominating the administration of the Transvaal. Kruger welcomed their arrival, not only were they of the same blood, but the Netherlands had no political ambition in South Africa – unlike Britain and her uitlanders.
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6-7 Thurócz is not aware of the struggle at Rovine, but only of the siege of Turnu fortress in the summer of 1395. The conflict between the two principles "born of the same blood", Mircea ( Merche ) and Dan ( Daan ), is not placed by Thurócz near this event, but more than 20 years later. Campaign and the death of Stephen ( Stephano ) of Losoncz, as described chronicle is a "biography fantastic and erroneous" and no value in dating the entire episode.Diță, pp.
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Dr. Gao was a member of the Henan People's Congress., additional text. Henan was the site of the Bloodhead scandal which resulted in rapid spread of the HIV virus during the 1990s among the impoverished rural population who sold blood at unsanitary Henan provincial and private collection centers where blood was collected from paid blood donors into a central tank, the plasma separated out, and the remainder of the blood pumped back from the central tank into the donors of the same blood type.
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In 1957 Paris, a series of mysterious killings are committed against young women of the same blood type who are found dead and drained of their blood. These killings are reported in the press as being performed by a murderer coined the Vampire. The journalist Pierre Lantin (Dario Michaelis) begins to investigate and becomes more involved when his fiancee, the dancer Nora Duval, is kidnapped. As Inspector Chantal (Carlo D'Angelo) examines the crime scene, Lantin arrives predicting that the crime was committed by the Vampire.
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The orientation of the needles takes the normal flow of the blood into account. The "arterial" needle draws blood from the "upstream" location while the "venous" needle returns blood "downstream". This sequence prevents partial recycling of the same blood through the dialysis machine, which would lead to less effective treatment. The advantages of the AV fistula use are lower infection rates, because no foreign material is involved in their formation, higher blood flow rates (which translates to more effective dialysis), and a lower incidence of thrombosis.
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Settled Sami (Lapplander) family of farmers in Stensele, Västerbotten, Sweden, early 20th century A family from Basankusu, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The term "extended family" is also common, especially in the United States. This term has two distinct meanings: # It serves as a synonym of "consanguinal family" (consanguine means "of the same blood"). # In societies dominated by the conjugal family, it refers to "kindred" (an egocentric network of relatives that extends beyond the domestic group) who do not belong to the conjugal family.
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Menzies was a trustee of the Melbourne Cricket Club and knew many cricketers including Donald Bradman whom he declared was the 'undisputed master batsman of his time'. Menzies found cricket a useful diplomatic tool that Commonwealth nations had in common, as he stated that Great Britain and Australia were of the same blood, allegiance, history and instinctive mental processes.Hutchins, B:"Social-Conservatism, Australian Politics and Cricket: The Triumvirate of Prime Minister John Howard, Sir Robert Menzies and Sir Donald Bradman", Journal of Australian Studies, no.67, 2001.
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He was elected Liberal MP for Truro in the Liberal landslide of 1906 replacing the Liberal Unionist MP Edwin Durning-Lawrence. Although Truro had been a Unionist seat Morgan, as a Baptist preacher, was able to attract the Methodist vote by preaching in the constituency's principal chapels. Morgan also justified his right to represent the Truro seat in Cornwall 'because he was a Cornishman, a Celt, and he ...belonged to the same stock, of the same blood line'.Tregida, Garry, Representing the Duchy, Francis Acland and Cornish Politics 1910–1922, Cornish Studies, 15.
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"Dictionnaire du militant", Europe-Action, n° 5, May 1963, p. 26 According to political scientist Stéphane François, this world view was influenced by the Völkisch idea of an organic entity gathering those of the same blood, the same culture and same destiny. Rejecting both the Europe of the nation-states advocated by the Gaullists and the United States of Europe endorsed by the Christian democrats, Europe-Action supported a racialist Europe based on its ethnic groups. This project would have united white peoples of Europe in a powerful imperial entity, completed by an alliance with white-minority-ruled states like Rhodesia or South Africa.
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In February 2009 a book on this subject was published by Herbig Verlag in Munich: Auf der Suche nach Hitlers Sohn – Eine Beweisaufnahme. On 17 February 2012, the French magazine Le Point wrote a news article, reporting that studies from the seventies by the University of Heidelberg showed Hitler and Loret were of the same blood group and that another study showed they had similar handwriting. The article also stated that official German Army paperwork proves officers brought envelopes of cash to Miss Lobjoie during the World War II occupation. The magazine also described a suggestion by the family's lawyer that they may be able to claim royalties from Hitler's Mein Kampf.
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Two days after the events of the first film, a traumatized and blood-covered Sarah escapes the cave system with no memory of what happened. She is taken to a hospital, where the doctor finds that some of the blood on her is of the same blood type as Juno, one of her missing friends. Sheriff Vaines and his deputy Rios, bring along the amnesiac Sarah, and three potholing cave specialists - Dan, Greg, and Cath - to find the missing women in the cave system. They are sent down via an old mine shaft operated by an old man, Ed. The group discovers Rebecca's mutilated body near the entrance, causing Sarah to experience flashbacks of the events in the cave system before her escape.
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In establishing the paternity of Vlad I, PP Panaitescu (1900 ~ 1967)PP Panaitescu, op. cit starts from an account of the Hungarian chronicler Thurocz(1435 – 1488 or 1489), which speaks of a struggle for the reign of Dan helped by the Turks and Mircea supported by King Sigismund, by the Stefan ban of Lozoncz who is missing in that confrontation - after which the last contender is defeated. The same chronicle mentions that both were of the same blood. Taking into account the theory of Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu (1838 ~ 1907), according to which the struggle described was carried out between Dan I and Mircea in 1386, Panaitescu notes that Mircea is still defeated, the Turks have not yet reached the Danube, and Sigismund was not at that time on the throne.
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Inspector Campbell also testified as to the stockinged feet impressions Griffiths had provided for investigators also being remarkably similar in characteristics with those found upon the ward from which June Anne had been abducted. Also to testify on behalf of the prosecution were individuals who described how the suit Griffiths had pawned shortly after the murder was found to be heavily bloodstained in several locations on both the jacket and trousers, and that these bloodstains were of the same blood type of June Anne Devaney. The jurors were told how fibres from this suit were of a perfect match to fibres found on the child's clothing, body, and on the window ledge where her murderer had evidently entered the hospital. None of these experts were cross-examined by Griffiths' defence counsel.
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French and Austrian rule greatly contributed to Croatian national awakening in Dalmatia, which was also influenced by the ideas of the Illyrian movement, active in the Kingdom of Croatia. In 1835, Božidar Petranović began printing Serbo-Dalmatian Magazine () in Zadar, while in 1844 Ante Kuzmanić launched Zora dalmatinska magazine () and began working on the linguistic and national awareness of the Dalmatians, which was until then only encouraged by the clergy. Revolutionary 1848 initially created political division between the markists, who wanted to rebuild the Republic of St. Mark, and the monarchists, proponents of the Habsburg Monarchy. As wealthy Italians had full control over cities and their assemblies due to the electoral system, proposals of the Croatian Kingdom's county and city assemblies to the "Dalmatian brothers of the same blood and language" for the unification of Dalmatia and Croatia, were rejected.
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Andrea Corner, Storia di Candia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana (BNM), Venice, It. VI. 286 (5985) Similarly, in Revue de l'Orient Latin, Vol. 11 (1908), Louis-Ernest Leroux provides further context in the following passage: > Thus, [ Nikephoros Phokas ] subdued and ransacked the whole island, which > for 142 years had been occupied and lorded by barbarians, and he had it > settled and left in the form of a colony, for its greater security, under > noble families originally from Constantinople [nobili Costantinopolitani] of > the Màggiori and of the Senatorial order, namely: the Armeni; the Caleteri; > the Anatolici, also called Cortezzi; the Cargenti, that is, Saturnini; the > Vespesiani, also called Melissini; […] the Sutili; the Papiliani, also > called Vlasti; the Romuli, also called Claudi; the Aliotti, also called > Scordilli; the Colonessi, also called Coloini; the Irtini, also called > Arculendi; and the Phoca, of the same blood of the Phoca from whom the noble > house of Calergi originated.:fr:Ernest Leroux, Revue de l'Orient Latin, Vol. > 11, 28 Rue Bonaparte, Paris, 1908, p.
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The cover of Hermes o Logios, a Greek literary publication of the late 18th and early 19th century in Vienna with major contribution to the Modern Greek Enlightenment. The terms used to define Greekness have varied throughout history but were never limited or completely identified with membership to a Greek state. Herodotus gave a famous account of what defined Greek (Hellenic) ethnic identity in his day, enumerating #shared descent (ὅμαιμον – homaimon, "of the same blood"),ὅμαιμος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus #shared language (ὁμόγλωσσον – homoglōsson, "speaking the same language")ὁμόγλωσσος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus #shared sanctuaries and sacrifices (Greek: θεῶν ἱδρύματά τε κοινὰ καὶ θυσίαι – theōn hidrumata te koina kai thusiai)I. Polinskaya, "Shared sanctuaries and the gods of others: On the meaning Of 'common' in Herodotus 8.144", in: R. Rosen & I. Sluiter (eds.), Valuing others in Classical Antiquity (LEiden: Brill, 2010), 43–70.
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