Similar to the way Jewish heritage is passed down from a mother to her children in some denominations, power in Chaco was passed down through mothers.
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" Fandoms, she adds, "get passed down through the family.
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Though not very likely, I like to think that Jane Gates's grandmother would have passed down even one of these many riveting stories, and eventually it would have been passed down to me.
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These genetic problems could be passed down starting next year.
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The older sister than passed down the torch to Noah.
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Today, it passed down a decision in Impression Products v.
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Like that it was passed down from generation to generation.
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"That's something our parents passed down to us," she says.
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It was passed down from her grandfather after he died.
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It's an identity that's passed down from generation to generation.
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These were passed down from teachers to students over generations.
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Grace will get the pearls passed down from my grandmother.
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It's no longer a secret, passed down from its elders.
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Any mentorship that is passed down seeps through like osmosis.
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And that's the way genes are passed down through generations.
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The technique was often passed down from mother to daughter.
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Prion diseases can happen spontaneously or be passed down through families.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from mother to child.
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I definitely think I passed down a lot of responsibility factor.
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Alec Baldwin's comedic chops have definitely passed down to his kids.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from the birth mother.
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Some of it will be passed down to his two sons.
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Maybe some of this is passed down from mother to daughter.
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I think its hereditary, like passed down from generation to generation.
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On rare occasions, their genes get passed down to future generations.
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I am offered Nigerian jollof rice passed down from a grandmother.
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Ownership of property and companies was passed down to subsequent generations.
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Most of the music is passed down from generation to generation.
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I'm curious about the way that camp sensibility is passed down.
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The village's tradition of gardening, passed down through generations, also contributed.
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Recipes are gently refined as they are passed down through generations.
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As such, the sharing mindset was passed down to future generations.
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Embroidery has been passed down in her family for three generations.
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But those aren't the ones my mom passed down to me.
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He was learning, from the others, that anything learned got passed down.
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Our ancestors passed down this affinity for believing, so it feels good.
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A watch is something that can be passed down for multiple generations.
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Additionally, the FTC says, these added costs get passed down to consumers.
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Or maybe they're passed down in the form of a schoolyard riddle.
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But fame isn't the only thing Crawford passed down to her daughter.
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This tradition is passed down only to the girls of the Ndebele.
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They're memorised, then carefully passed down in ceremonies from generation to generation.
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The lands were intended to be passed down within families for generations.
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"It's the ritual and symbol that have been passed down," he said.
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The story passed down through generations of Indigenous people is far different.
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But before they disappeared, they also passed down their DNA to Europeans.
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This knowledge is often passed down from one generation to the next.
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It's a family business that's been passed down from father to son.
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Some cancer risk is passed down from one generation to the next.
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Families are how our values are passed down from generation to generation.
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His love for the game has been passed down through the family.
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Typically, these disorders can be passed down in one of two ways.
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They were then passed down from generation to generation in his family.
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"It's been a lease that's been passed down," Ms. Goldman, 22, said.
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Punjab Grill is cooking recipes that have been passed down for generations.
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It had also been passed down to four of Buri's six calves.
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But the mitochondrial DNA survived, passed down from mothers to their children.
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He, himself, was passed down as inheritance before Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
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It's been passed down from her mum to her sisters and her.
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The processed optical signal is then passed down the waveguide to further photodiodes.
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Approximately 10% of myxomas are thought to be genetic (passed down through families).
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The items came from a family collection passed down since the 18th century.
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The fear is that "dangerous" mutations might be passed down to future generations.
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This therapy stops serious conditions from being passed down from mother to child.
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Vlach communities have complex unwritten rules that have been passed down for centuries.
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JW: We passed down that bit of ancient wisdom to the later generation.
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And unlike nuclear DNA, mitochondrial DNA is only passed down by the mother.
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As for the food, Muhammad only uses recipes passed down from his family.
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Another 58 million acres is expected to be passed down through farming families.
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But they are passed down, informally, from one white mind to the next.
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Stories of the tribe's origins have been passed down from generation to generation.
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Y chromosomes are passed down in almost identical form from fathers to sons.
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I think it's about insecurity, maybe an insecurity that passed down to them?
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Culinary knowledge, passed down for generations as oral history, is likewise at risk.
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Recent studies in epigenetics suggest that trauma can be passed down over generations.
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In many cases that stoicism was passed down to their children and grandchildren.
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It should not be the thing that is passed down to our children.
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"The Nutcracker" is ballet tradition, passed down from one generation to the next.
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The tale has been passed down for generations — but it probably isn't true.
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One lineage passed down their DNA to living hunter-gatherers in southern Africa.
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The mitochondria — energy factories within cells — contains DNA passed down only from mothers.
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It is a business that has been passed down from generation to generation.
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I am the only child my mom passed down her autoimmune issue to.
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Those costs could potentially be passed down to the consumer in the future.
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These differences — many which are biologically meaningless — are also passed down the generations.
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Nestled securely in its host's DNA, the virus gets passed down through the generations.
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The idea that these types of changes are passed down in people is controversial.
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It probably doesn't, but it's very much folklore and tradition that's been passed down.
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DNA that is damaged during the procedure could be passed down to future generations.
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It's interested in how memories and stories are passed down from generation to generation.
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In the Hong Kong case, the arbitrator has already passed down two interim decisions.
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A lot of women adopt natural remedies that have been passed down for generations.
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It can be sexually transmitted between partners, and passed down from mother to fetus.
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Passed down from generation to generation, La Vaquita Negra has become a local institution.
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As per the Lebanese government website, citizenship cannot be passed down by the mother.
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But our industry has always been that way, passed down from generation to generation.
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My family is the fourth generation of farmers, passed down from our great grandfather.
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Weaver said his royalties would be passed down to his children and their children.
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As of now, it seems that that tax reform will not be passed down.
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It results from a mutated gene that is passed down from parent to child.
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But Warren said her heritage had been passed down in words, not on paper.
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"It's places that were familiar and that were passed down over generations," he said.
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The child survived, had a family and passed down the mutation to future generations.
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"This is a tradition passed down from our ancestors," a woman said, overhearing her.
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Historically, the throne of the kingdom has been passed down from brother to brother.
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Looks like Kylie Jenner has passed down her love of makeup to daughter Stormi!
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" He added, "I'm not too happy about P-45's genes getting passed down.
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"It is better to be passed down than to be passed over," Aujla writes.
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Consider how your ambitions are created by beliefs passed down from your family, too.
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Words that had threatened to become obsolete are passed down as elders recognize them.
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And with some properties passed down through generations, title research is essential, he said.
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The recipe for the moronga was passed down to Mr. Martinez from her parents.
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It's a machine that's been passed down generations, and its utility transcends geography and culture.
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Levels of inequality in South Africa appear to be passed down from generation to generation.
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Because it's passed down maternally, it only gives insight into one side of the lineage.
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I even passed down the 'Love Me' neon light that was previously in my bedroom.
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It's a trait that was passed down from my grandfather to my mother to me.
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It's a lyrical ideal — a story that has been passed down from the Founding Fathers.
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The condition is usually passed down in families, which is the case for Hong Hong.
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Today, Bergdahl's case came to an end when a military judge passed down his sentence.
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New genes can arise through mutations and these then get passed down to subsequent generations.
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And the necklace was not the only accessory that was passed down to the Duchess.
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The piece was passed down to Queen Mary, then inherited by Queen Elizabeth in 1953.
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Incredibly, the information imprinted onto these microorganisms can be passed down to the next generation.
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For one, many fragrance houses are often passed down through male members of the family.
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A type of slavery passed down in his case from his grandmother and then mother.
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Many properties, passed down informally and split up among heirs, lack titles to this day.
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She showed us a picture of her grandmother's earrings, which have passed down to her.
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Past research has shown a physiological response to famine can be passed down across generations.
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Haywood told CNN a story that was passed down through her family over the years.
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Max loved eating sandwiches, so it wasn't surprising that his father passed down the family's
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Tickets are like Willy Wonka's golden ticket, and are passed down from generation to generation.
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Editing eggs, sperm, or embryos produces changes that are passed down to all future generations.
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They have been passed down by family members who have kept them private until now.
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Her mother taught her to sew, a skill passed down from ancestors who were slaves.
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This sense of affinity had been passed down like a half-glorious, half-absurd inheritance.
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It's a bastion of oral tradition, passed down in backstage jam sessions and music camps.
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That's because, like everything else in our genome, SNPs are passed down through the generations.
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Gaps are often filled with stories, historically informed and speculative, that have been passed down.
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Passed down from generation to generation, they are annotated by each baker who uses them.
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Josiah Pott's affinity for real-estate investing was passed down to him from his father.
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Or perhaps the trait is passed down among individuals in populations that have become isolated.
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But in addition to the farm, her family passed down a strong ethos of independence.
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Tucker's mismatched eyes aren't passed down, but something bad keeps going wrong in Rhonda's womb.
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Food Matters Passed down through generations, "crack seed" is at once sweet, sour and savory.
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The story of flying Africans has been passed down from generation to generation since slavery.
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For centuries, our ancestors passed down their knowledge and skills to their children and grandchildren.
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She tells me remedies passed down from her grandmother and stories from the small town.
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There is a reason why these dishes have been passed down from generation to generation.
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If your state has strong posthumous publicity protections, it might be passed down to your heirs.
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Every crystal is said to have various metaphysical properties that have been passed down for centuries.
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Specifically, many women headed to the polls on Tuesday wearing jewelry passed down from their grandmothers.
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But just like certain genetic mutations and traits, some epigenetic changes seem to be passed down.
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Maybe, maybe not—but bird calls are passed down through generations, much as human traditions are.
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Assessing life here Roughly 150 ranches dot the county, most of them passed down through families.
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That relationship was passed down from his father, and it's one held by Vezo people here.
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The 20 percent export tax that Fernandez slapped on corn exports was passed down to growers.
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"It was one thing when you had these medical treatments passed down the family," she says.
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Plus, they wrecked and almost destroyed the 1965 Ford Thunderbird my grandfather passed down to me.
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Mitochondrial DNA is important because it is passed down from mothers to their babies without changing.
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I imagine this laugh has been passed down through the Stevens family like a precious heirloom.
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In the meantime, the arbitrator has passed down two decisions on emergency requests from Faraday Future.
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Warren has said that stories of her Native heritage have been passed down in her family.
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Though meaningless in terms of biology, these tiny, random changes are often passed down in generations.
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McGreevy also said he too believed the cost would eventually be passed down to the consumer.
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Make no mistake: Misogyny is like a genetic disease that's passed down from generation to generation.
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And recently, the court passed down a unanimous decision in the case of TC Heartland v.
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The recipe for honey-cream syrup had been passed down in Michele Hoskins's family for generations.
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"Fortunately, those genes were not passed down," said Calder, a wry smile curling on his lip.
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McLean said that the disease is passed down through the mother, but only boys show symptoms.
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Many islanders live in homes that were built by hand and passed down through the generations.
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The other possible definition of the word has to do with manners passed down through generations.
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They were looking for Pratima's wedding ring and a family heirloom passed down from her grandmother.
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Mitchell said he has passed down the original "All That" episodes to his children as well.
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The parents, of course, passed down one copy of each of their genes to their children.
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"Even as the poets get younger, you feel that there's something being passed down," she said.
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The idea is to recognize and preserve unique rituals that have been passed down through generations.
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Three of them shared the same mitochondrial genome, which is passed down from mother to child.
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I mean, I remember the county agent specifically saying, well, June, I passed down Highway 33.
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It meant teachings and the temple's legacy had to be passed down from master to student.
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They are determined by genetic defects that are passed down from one generation to the next.
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After all, they're exchanged as a symbol of love and commitment, and passed down through generations.
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It would then be passed down the consumption chain through prices, which would impact decision making.
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You don't get your mother's eyes and your father's Ph.D. Knowledge does not get passed down.
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The podcast gives a glimpse of how cycles of abuse get passed down, one to another.
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They are made to age-old recipes, some 400-years-old, passed down through the generations.
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And there's not much solid evidence that any changes at all are passed down beyond one generation.
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So that viral DNA got passed down from generation to human generation as so-called endogenous retroviruses.
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Skin color is a heritable condition, meaning it is trait passed down to you by your parents.
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And just because there's limited scientific knowledge doesn't mean the claims passed down for generations are false.
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However, it's a painting passed down from her grandmother that gets pride of place above her bed.
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Before the publication of his book in 1870, songs were passed down orally from generation to generation.
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I wear no pair out to the point where it can't be passed down to someone else.
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Earlier this year, California regulators passed down rules to utilities about intentionally cutting power to prevent wildfires.
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The organization says that it is a virginity myth that's been passed down to the next generation.
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I wanted to use that familiarity we have with European conceptions of beauty passed down in art.
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I remember me and my cousin loving these stories that had been passed down through multiple generations.
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I think that creative life inspired my dad, and it has been passed down to me, too.
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The micro-organisms thus pressed into service may be carefully chosen, and passed down through the generations.
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My grandpa's foot locker from his time in the Air Force that he passed down to me.
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After his death in 2003, the martial art started to get passed down by his former pupils.
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Freedman later reminisced that she was seeking "the old ways"—homespun, intimate traditions passed down through generations.
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Courtesy SinfulColors As it turns out, her nail obsession was passed down from her mother, Kris Jenner.
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Conserveira de Lisboa has been passed down over three generations, with some additional partners in the mix.
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"It can be frustrating when you get information passed down to you without any communication," Headley said.
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But he worries that the scornful way some people treat him could get passed down to Jaxen.
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Since 1882, the Olivieri family has passed down the recipe and technique from one generation to another.
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Vladimir Tarasenko passed down low to David Backes, who sent it right to Schwartz in the slot.
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The same thing happened to their grandmother -- and they learned it could be passed down to them.
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Standing up for truth and for the people has been a family value passed down to me.
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GHB and GBL, passed down to the gay clubbing scene from the bodybuilding scene, gets people horny.
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An image, passed down many years ago by my grandfather, haunts me now, in this terrible summer.
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It's a message crafted by its founders and passed down to its staffers and its loyal riders.
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The sentence passed down by the court is the toughest ever imposed by the Cypriot justice system.
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The reality is that values are created and passed down by strong, self-confident communities and institutions.
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The idea is to recognize and preserve unique and impalpable rituals that are passed down through generations.
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But its main structures were erected in the 2000th century and passed down through generations after that.
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Some of the jobs most likely to be passed down include steelworker, legislator, baker, lawyer and doctor.
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I do keep an old-school police scanner at home (passed down from my editor, Jim McKinley).
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That copy was simply passed down a line of aides to someone several spots ahead of me.
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His classic advice, which has been passed down among fellow correspondents: Check your soul at the door.
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The bride had originally planned to wear a dress passed down through three generations of her family.
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" Kokumai says each kata routine is a fixed set of movements that's been "passed down for years.
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So we learn the system by memory as apprentices, passed down from one generation to the next.
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In May, California regulators passed down new rules to utilities about intentionally cutting power to prevent wildfires.
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The sentence was passed down on Wednesday at the New London Superior Court, according to court documents.
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Many workshops are small and family-owned, and have passed down the knowledge and skills through generations.
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They are so fragile, passed down almost through Chinese whispers, and we want to cling to them.
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It almost always affects men, passed down by a mutation on the X chromosome from their mother.
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I mean they have different rules, but things are still being passed down from generation to generation.
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While their parents passed down their cooking abilities, my parents passed down the travel bug to meI left California behind after graduating college, moving to five places around the world — Washington, DC; London, England; Cardiff, Wales; New York City; and Sydney, Australia — over the course of six years.
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Black girl magic didn't just come out of nowhere — it's been lovingly passed down from generation to generation.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from father to son, so your paternal line can be traced.
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There's a lot of love, but there's also a lot of damage passed down from parent to child.
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These costs are passed down to consumers and taxpayers, but since they're never itemized, they're easy to ignore.
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This history was passed down and across generations, parent to child, spouse to spouse, slave master to slave.
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The custom endures because of passed-down beliefs about religion, cleanliness, passage into womanhood, or suppressing sexual desires.
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It gave the president — any president — extraordinary power, which has since been passed down from administration to administration.
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One of her favorites are the potato chip cookies below, passed down from her mother's friend Sue Beamer.
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Gene mutations tend to be harmful, and they are less likely to get passed down to future generations.
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There is evidence that our fear of them is innate, something passed down from a more primal era.
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The condition—which describes a lack of melanin production—is passed down genetically from parents to their offspring.
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In ancient times, Germanic tribes passed down fighting styles by having their most experienced warrior teach the youth.
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Many were passed down or inherited when other provincial prison art programs (like Brantford's Prison Art) shut down.
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Acting aside, Bialik, 40, has passed down another one of her talents to her children: playing the piano.
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So there are whole families where this cycle has been passed down from one generation to the next.
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And for her, it happens to be a recipe that's been passed down through generations of her family.
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They'll be pointed at ... and talked about ... and passed down from father and mother, to daughter and son.
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Unlike Social Security, those accounts would not only accrue interest, but could also be passed down to heirs.
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He worries that if nothing is done the practice won't be passed down to increasingly-Westernized future generations.
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With her hair slicked back, Jenner showed off the famous curves that she passed down to her daughters.
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The only thing I ever got handed to me are the genetics that my old man passed down.
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In the 2016 Budget passed down Tuesday, fintech startups were among the most prominent beneficiaries of federal largesse.
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Making changes to an embryo could also have unknown consequences that could be passed down to future generations.
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Windland's grandmother taught her to sew, a skill passed down in a region known for its quilting heritage.
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Perhaps the ugliest legacy of colonialism, though, is self-hatred, passed down from one generation to the next.
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The ukulele was invented by the Portuguese, and that's our heritage that has been passed down five generations.
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Over the decades, the case file on the murder has been passed down from one investigator to another.
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Researchers narrowed in on that area using genetic analysis of DNA that gets passed down the female line.
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There's a sense of preserving tradition in returning to trusted remedies that have been passed down through generations.
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When babies are born, they are protected by immunity their mothers have passed down to them during pregnancy.
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To old Jews it must have felt familiar, a memory passed down and repeated in the holy books.
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The instrument was passed down from generation to generation and is one of my family's most cherished heirlooms.
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The family is compiling a book of dye recipes, formulas passed down for centuries by word of mouth.
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We can see the resemblance, passed down through generations of the American family, and it isn't always flattering.
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But so does the legacy of freedom passed down from the Founders — arguably, to a far greater extent.
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This tendency was passed down to us from our ancestors, who lived in a world of limited resources.
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In this lesson, you will learn about how one family has passed down the tradition of Indian Relay.
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McClintock studied how genetic characteristics are passed down through generations, eventually uncovering that some genes could be mobile.
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Any cost reductions should also be passed down as savings to consumers – as the administration has rightfully proposed.
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And the mistake had been passed down to four of Buri's six calves, along with the hornless gene.
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Researchers narrowed in on that location using genetic analysis of DNA that gets passed down the female line.
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Still, Somers says she has passed down some money advice to her only son, Bruce Somers Jr., 54.
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Whereas, in previous generations, information about dress was, in a certain sense, passed down from father to son.
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The indoctrination of hate that unfortunately gets passed down from generation to generation hinders opportunities for true peace.
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Men and women passed down the work ethic of independence and critical skills to their sons and daughters.
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With gene editing, these so-called "germline" changes are permanent and would be passed down to any offspring.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader is offended by her daughter's husband and worries his behavior will be passed down.
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But some white families view these objects as keepsakes, passed down through generations as relics of the past.
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From there it became something her father passed down, introducing her to the movies when she was a kid.
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Many of the tricks exposed were invented by their ancestors and passed down via tight-knit, student-teacher relationships.
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MYERS: They have a deep sense of connectedness to the land from what's been passed down to them traditionally.
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Natural selection doesn't care how a solution is reached—if a survival strategy works, it will get passed down.
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He has an unparalleled work ethic and has passed down to me his passion for playing and watching sports.
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A hereditary condition, Huntington's is said to have a 50 percent chance of being passed down from a parent.
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Namely, they were worn as engagement rings throughout the 19th century in Ireland, passed down from generation to generation.
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Annual events that get passed down through the generations, quirky customs that take on a life of their own.
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ADAM SCOTT Comforting to know some things are still sacred, silently passed down through generations in elementary school pic.twitter.
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That stuff is who we are as a country, and it's traditionally been passed down from father to son.
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Could be a dish you had in a restaurant, could be a family recipe passed down by your grandmother.
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The Wheat-Ear brooches were passed down to Queen Victoria in 1837 and then to the Queen in 1952.
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Another example is heirs property, which is passed down informally from generation to generation, usually because there's no will.
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This makes it hard to ensure that desirable traits, like swift growth or well-marbled meat, get passed down.
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Clearly Lisa Bonet passed down her acting chops to the daughter she shares with rocker and actor Lenny Kravitz.
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Which sucks for consumers because that means any cost-savings Apple could have passed down are unlikely to happen.
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Instead, Hall prefers to focus on happier pursuits like her love of food, passed down from her late father.
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Ingredients Notes Directions This is our family's secret Ramos Fizz recipe that's been passed down from generation to generation.
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The sentence passed down by the Assizes (Criminal) Court is the toughest ever imposed by the Cypriot justice system.
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Now, it's been passed down to her, with memories of being seven years old in her great-grandma's kitchen.
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He had a profound respect and reverence for the land — something he passed down to his children and grandchildren.
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The "Great Wealth Transfer" will see an estimated $68 trillion passed down from boomers over the next 30 years.
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Instead there are recollections, passed down to Tangier residents like Anna Pruitt-Parks, whose great-grandmother lived in Canaan.
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To be considered, the tradition should be passed down through generations and give those involved a sense of identity.
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Relics of "harmless gambling" hang on a wall up front: mah-jongg tiles passed down by Ms. Lo's grandmother.
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Warren says she is, in fact, part Native American, citing "family stories" passed down through generations of her family.
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Recipes, techniques, and a fastidious dedication to time-honored traditions were passed down from elders to the younger generation.
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"It's great that music can be passed down from mother to son, that it's so universal," Jane tells me.
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The purse had been passed down through the male heirs in his family, and soon it would be his.
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Suffering long ago became normal here, passed down through generations of children who learn that crying does no good.
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Our children are not escaping these statistics; the normalization of violent sex is being passed down to future generations.
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He has an unparalleled work ethic and has passed down to me his passion for playing, and watching, sports.
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He realized that hidden factors — we now know them to be genes — were passed down from parents to offspring.
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"The historical memory of this era is likely to have been passed down to the current generation," he said.
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It's also about the Cherokee culture and its rules, spoken and unspoken, that have been passed down for generations.
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When outgrown, these hardy sweaters and hats have been passed down from one to the other over the years.
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Gradually, despite a period of gentrification that pushed out some people, it's been passed down to the next generation.
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The story passed down through my family is that he wandered out of the hospital and was declared dead.
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The Texas branch of the Blythes has passed down a tale of how the family moved to Sherman, Tex.
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Recipes passed down from generation to generation tell us something about who we are and where we come from.
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It is a vital role, passed down from father to son in one of the world's oldest surviving cultures.
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All of these melodies and cadences and emotions are things that would have been passed down generation after generation.
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"Many of us have pearls that were passed down or given as gifts from our parents," Ms. Zhou said.
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On its website, Rosan Diamond touts the cards' heirloom worthiness, suggesting that they can be passed down through generations.
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Warren has long said that she is pointing to "family stories" passed down to her through generations as evidence.
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It's an instinct passed down for more than four centuries in Germany—an unbroken chain of fear and remembrance.
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I love the concept of families cooking together and learning about things that have been passed down for generations.
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Should researchers agree to a moratorium on any human genome editing that can be passed down to future generations?
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"One of the things unique about nostalgia from a cultural perspective is the way it's passed down," he adds.
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That happens mostly through workshops, where local artisans exchange ideas and share techniques, many of which were passed down generations.
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That happens mostly through workshops, where local artisans exchange ideas and share techniques, many of which were passed down generations.
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Nakayama's daughter has chosen not to be an Ama, despite the occupation traditionally being passed down through the maternal lineage.
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Dudgeon described asexual reproduction as a "holding-on mechanism," passed down along generations of women until male partners are available.
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The sculptures were passed down to Garibaldi by her grandfather, A. Charles Serventi, who was friends with the Bertelli family.
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A gene drive rigs the lottery, ensuring that a particular trait is passed down to all of one parent's offspring.
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It shows how it is passed down with only the best of intentions, just like that paved road to Hel.
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Stanford's Hurlbut said there are risks to editing DNA, as those traits can then be passed down to future generations.
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Art, vintage cars and other collectibles passed down to family heirs are often subject to estate taxes or gift taxes.
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She explained that this is a rule that Amtrak has passed down to attendants to prevent fights, which apparently happens.
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"Someone from corporate would create the syllabus, and it was passed down to the teachers," says the Charlotte faculty member.
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A few benshi keep the art alive today, their skills having been passed down through generations from the original readers.
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Women approached this through a combination of these nuance ingredients, which were often secrets passed down from generation to generation.
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Those higher costs are then passed down in the form of worse returns for the pension fund and its retirees.
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Diane decides to teach her daughter about lasagna, a passed-down family recipe, and invites over all of her friends.
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That we often have these folk memories that are not our own memories, but are just kind of passed down.
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Crop failures are passed down to consumers, too, as fewer crops lead to higher prices at the grocery store register.
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There are no police, and the colorful houses are passed down through generations, so there are no non-native residents.
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The blank pages are waiting to be filled with family recipes, which can be passed down for generations to come.
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It should hopefully lower production costs, and there's an outside chance that the savings will be passed down to consumers.
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Unfortunately, my grandmother died in 2014, but before she did, she passed down her rice recipe to her five children.
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Some think of the estate tax as a method of preventing wealth from being passed down from generation to generation.
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Gayle Biddle Swicker, another great-granddaughter, shared anecdotes about Freeman's childhood that have been passed down three or more generations.
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Khadija's fate, at 221, has been to be widowed twice and passed down through a family deep in Taliban territory.
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She has photographed countless performers backstage and noticed that the actors practice rituals that have been passed down for generations.
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What if we mapped the strengths passed down, for the things that helped our ancestors survive in a hostile world?
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She writes about a recipe for golden chicken thighs and fresh artichokes that has been passed down through generations. 9.
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It could be a book, a piece of art, or even wisdom passed down from my family to the next.
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But poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean, passed down by the ancients.
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In the form below, tell us the one story that was passed down through your family that you never forgot.
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The home is thus passed down to heirs at a deep discount on the actual market value of the house.
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To be clear, this treatment doesn't make a change in people's DNA that could be passed down to future generations.
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WHILE HIPPIE COMMUNES have become a cliché, their DNA has nevertheless been passed down to some of today's intentional communities.
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Discriminatory policies and practices have prevented minorities from accumulating wealth, which means that economic disadvantages are passed down through generations.
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"Originations are nothing more than inherited business, passed down over the years from one male partner to another," she said.
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First, I wanted to talk about how easily vices, like alcohol and smoking, can be passed down in that world.
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Stories of the deaths in the desert were passed down quietly in Herero families — usually around a fire at night.
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Stories have been passed down about Davis and Crawford bombarding Aldrich with midnight phone calls, each complaining about the other.
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Those higher costs have been passed down to its auto-supplier customers, some of which have scaled back their business.
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It was also, he reminded his traditionalist colleagues, to serve St. Peter, whose authority is passed down through the popes.
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The decision was passed down on Friday afternoon in Paris, but promises not to put the issue to bed entirely.
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It comes from lived experience, traditions and stories passed down, from actual people who shape our perceptions of the world.
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The parade passed down a street where most of the black-owned bars have been converted into white owned ones.
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It's stories that get passed down instead of actual, quotable interviews on YouTube or endless cell phone videos hashtagged #availrichmond.
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Developed by sex workers over decades and passed down from generation to generation, it's a skill that's harder than it sounds.
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Though not actively taught (at least, as far as is known) such geographical information is passed down the generations by experience.
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Lunchboxes and crayons may be contaminated, while toys passed down from parents to children may be colored with lead-based paints.
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What Gero means here is a set of traditions passed down through generations of whales, and that's harder to argue with.
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There is an enduring obsession to the Star Wars movies, one that gets passed down through families like a beloved heirloom.
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He holds a torch passed down by Christian Laettner, Steve Wojciechowski, J.J. Redick, Greg Paulus and so many others before him.
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Even those children's grandchildren might be affected, since lead exposure has an epigenetic effect that can be passed down for generations.
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The songs were inspired by historical texts and the ancestral experiences of slavery based on stories passed down by their families.
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Essentially, working behind the camera was no longer seen as a viable option for women, and that message was passed down.
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Real fur coats are investments, nostalgically passed down through families from grandmas to granddaughters, or can be resold in vintage shops.
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Claro, in other words, is not where you go for Oaxacan recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation.
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Mutations in mitochondrial DNA are passed down by the mother, and can cause life-threatening and incurable diseases in her child.
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POPs also accumulate in the fatty tissues of organisms which mean they can be passed down the food chain ad infinitum.
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As she passed down her stories, she lived vicariously in Lowe's future; simultaneously, Lowe found herself entranced with her grandmother's past.
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Drew Barrymore has passed down her love for makeup to older daughter Olive, 5½ — and the proud mom couldn't be happier.
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That discount is intended to be passed down to the consumer, but lawmakers suspect that the PBMs pocket the money instead.
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Some say that in the end, the cost would be passed down to consumers who would pay at the cash register.
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Nearly 1 in 5 decisions passed down since 1946 were decided by an even number of votes, according to a CNBC.
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The court passed down two 6-2 decisions on Tuesday, both of which wouldn't have been swayed by an additional justice.
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" The group added "there is a high likelihood that the cost of the tax will be passed down the supply chain.
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I was later told that the unusual recipe for chiles rellenos had been passed down for generations in the owner's family.
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When he was a child, a uniform belonging to the Hall of Fame outfielder Hack Wilson was passed down to him.
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Mr. Aird said he lost a Marantz receiver passed down from his father, who had owned it since he was 13.
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My father served in the Marine Corps during World War II, and his sense of duty was passed down to me.
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Challenges The law in question -- a colonial legacy passed down by the British -- has been in place for almost 157 years.
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Here, von Mueffling shares her best advice on spring beauty, along with some time-honored tips passed down in her family.
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You have sprinkled around these children and grandchildren that just with those 400 could have $2.4 trillion passed down to them.
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These sages walked us through the tricky steps, directed us to the most flattering shades, and passed down their makeup wisdom.
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Uzo Aduba says hers is an inherited trait passed down in her family, while Rachel Lindsay said it simply adds character.
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I had a Barbie Dreamhouse, and I also had a very beautifully made dollhouse that was passed down through my family.
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In a very concrete way, you get a sense of ballet's performance tradition, the way dances are passed down over time.
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They find a sense of self as they get older, wearing traditional styles and learning religious chants passed down through generations.
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The tradition was passed down for generations within his family, and he was expected to adopt it in India's hierarchical society.
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Voir dire can often seem like a mystic art, passed down through generations and often riddled with superstitions and ingrained biases.
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There are more than 20003 varieties of the spicy chile paste, born in Southeast Asian villages and passed down through generations.
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When my mother got married, her two brothers gave her that watch, which she passed down to me five years ago.
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That has left behind a troublesome age gap for a tradition that has long been passed down from generation to generation.
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Like the priceless vestments passed down through centuries currently on display in the exhibit, the ensemble was handed down to him.
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Many were likely just practicing the folk magic, earth-based spirituality, and herbalism that their ancestors had passed down for centuries.
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Boys have only one of these, so if an affected gene is passed down by their mother, they will have CGD.
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She studies epigenetics — changes to genetic activity that can be passed down to daughter cells without affecting the underlying genetic code.
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Historically tribal knowledge has been passed down orally, so the videos are an appropriate format for the techniques to be preserved.
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There's a very direct lineage, where hysteria, in the 19th-century idea of it, has been passed down generation by generation.
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The Facebook page links are passed in through a payment site and then passed down to members of a secret group.
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Instead, the best horror this year has turned inward, focusing on the intimate traumas that are passed down through generations within families.
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The Black Panther, on the other hand, was passed down through unbroken generational lineage – a luxury rarely afforded to African American readers.
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This term encompasses all genetic engineering on eggs, sperm, or early embryos — modifications that would be passed down beyond a single generation.
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Ahead, Shahidi, Raisman, and Lawrence dish on the go-to style lesson their mothers passed down to them (and so much more).
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Studies of mitochondrial DNA, passed down from females only, also indicated the skull was not a wolf, according to the 2013 paper.
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A study in Egypt also found that education reduces the likelihood of FGM being passed down from one generation to the next.
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But how should researchers in the field actually use these methods, especially when editing traits that can be passed down to children?
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Of course, men would wear impeccably white, creaseless linen suits, and the women gowns and massive jewels passed down from 18 generations.
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Yu says the project was inspired by the way she says eating sweets was habitually passed down through generations of her family.
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People reported the dress was passed down to the couple's two sons, Princes William and Harry, as reportedly requested on Diana's will.
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These accounts never expire, so those assets can even be passed down to other generations, from child to grandchild to great-grandchild.
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Because men don't pass down mitochondrial DNA to their children, this would stop modified mitochondrial DNA from being passed down through generations.
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But rarely do shows dive into just how complicated grief can be when a parent's trauma was passed down to their children.
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Vallabh and Minikel had always intended to start a family, but only after they were sure her condition wouldn't be passed down.
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I have a secret book written in ancient Hebrew that has been passed down to me by my father called the Aljees.
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She also lamented laws that would require her to register guns passed down to her by her family members as assault weapons.
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It also features a blue sapphire, just like the engagement ring worn by Princess Diana before being passed down to Kate Middleton.
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Woven from the finest natural materials, like straw, wood, and shell, artists use indigenous techniques that have been passed down through generations.
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It's been exposed to various promoters and styles throughout the years, and that knowledge has been passed down from generation to generation.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) levies a 17.9 percent tax on cable companies — much of this tax is passed down to consumers.
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It is a form of property ownership through which land is passed down without a will to descendants of the original owner.
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Resiliency is a necessary and defining character trait of those who have passed down family-owned farming and ranching operations for generations.
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Topping registry and gift lists everywhere, these legacy brands have been wished for, raved about, and passed down from generation to generation.
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Now whenever I throw these blankets over my bed, I feel like I'm using something that has been passed down for generations.
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The couple are now notorious for having created false family trees for people who had supposedly passed down particular paintings for generations.
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The party was considered an "it" party and hosting it is a tradition that she claims gets passed down to new students.
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The seeds were brought by a member of the Hayashida family, who passed down the tradition of bonsai art among his descendents.
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Her book, Palestine on a Plate, is an ode to that heritage, passed down to her from childhood through her mother's cooking.
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And some studies show that certain genetic markers are altered in Holocaust survivors and these changes are passed down to their children.
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And it was exciting to see my dad revel in his love of absurdity -- a trait he definitely passed down to me.
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I wonder if this is something I've somehow passed down to him, this fear and anxiety he was kind of born into.
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But there can also be trauma from lynchings and other brutality that's passed down from generation to generation and shrouded in silence.
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Knowledge of the old comedy greats is information that should be passed down from generation to generation so it is not lost.
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Machiavelli's father, Bernardo, was a lawyer with debts that barred him from office and that may have passed down to the son.
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It's really devastating to know that the fears that I grew up with are now being passed down to the next generation.
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The wonderful trans actress Hari Nef plays Tante Gittel, a mysterious ancestor whose pearl ring has been passed down to Maura's children.
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Mr. Masse, the lawmaker, noted that he had season tickets to the Detroit Lions, passed down through his family for 55 years.
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But don't panic: Truly, most everything else — clothes, swaddles, crib, stroller, changing table, toys, books — can be bought or passed down secondhand.
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Ultimately, the savings get passed down to our members who are now able to afford some of these locations that we have.
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More important, there will no longer be anyone to perform the dances properly, in the style passed down through generations of dancers.
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It is well established at this point that many of Brooke's Christmas decorations are passed down from her and Madison's late parents.
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The skills for hunting turtles, passed down through the generations here, come in handy for tracking and protecting them from illegal harvesting.
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My grandfather had sometimes spoken of old correspondence passed down from his parents, but he had never been able to find it.
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Their instinct to consume as much as possible was passed down to us and helps explain our struggles around overspending (and overeating).
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Many people do not realize that a BRCA mutation can be passed down by men, as it was in Ms. Mazzie's family.
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It's a string-like molecule, arranged into 23 pairs of chromosomes, that gets passed down through the generations in a counterintuitive way.
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It's just the way that DNA gets copied in every generation that only so much gets passed down from generation to generation.
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In 1911, Nigerian folklorist Elphinstone Dayrell published Folk Stories from Southern Nigeria, a collection of folktales passed down orally in the tribal communities.
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They can get passed down from one generation to the next or transmitted between species, like viruses, and they come in several flavors.
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Her family in northern France has run Jean Trogneux, a small group of father-and-son chocolate shops, passed down through five generations.
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Although it was annoying, I knew that copious amounts of body hair was just something that my foremothers had passed down to me.
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Warren has described it as a tribute to the women in her family, who had passed down stories of a Native American ancestor.
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A sample, labeled Megatherium, was put in ethanol and eventually was passed down to the Peabody Museum, where the Yale student found it.
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A significant portion of the amino acids were passed down to the baby mantises, which means they weren't fully metabolized by the female.
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And sometimes, the responses acquired in this way seem to be passed down through the generations, in apparent defiance of conventional genetic theory.
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But the hardest pieces to lose were heirlooms passed down from her late mother, which she had planned to give to her daughters.
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Hawn's clearly passed down her knitting talent to Hudson, who's been known to knit a thing or two for friends and family, too.
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And now, the stakes are higher because your epic in-office rant won't just be a legend passed down from employee to employee.
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She's been known to sell out many a dress following official appearances (a power that has evidently been passed down to her children).
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While Blake and Robyn share a great sense of style, their flair for fashion may have been passed down by their mother, Elaine.
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Through a process called genetic drift — one of the foundations of evolution — certain genes in a population are passed down more than others.
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This mediumship practice of communicating with spirits was passed down to her from her father, and she practiced espiritismo cruzado her entire life.
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Presley was diagnosed with PTSD in 2010, and the idea that trauma can be passed down generations has long hit close to home.
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She described the Power Trip as a way for women to share in "the legacy of information" passed down through generations of men.
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The harm is not only physical -- indigenous knowledge on plants and species that has been passed down through generations is also in danger.
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"The traditional practices have been passed down from generation to generation, and they're no longer able to live off their trade," she said.
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And like many of those tall tales sailors passed down through generations, they are really examinations of how fragile the human psyche is.
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For many of us, passed-down life lessons are meant to mold you into a legible shape, not tell you who you are.
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By talking through your family history, you can trace from generation to generation and find themes that have been passed down, Schleif said.
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The debacle was the start of our own chapter in a family heritage, passed down by my grandfather who often joined our excursions.
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The site is run by Victoria Winnard, the Baiden Mitten's designer and proprietor, who claims her grandmother passed down the glove's design secrets.
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She "veganized" the Southern and creole staples passed down from her mom and created meals that eventually brought the whole (skeptical) neighborhood knocking.
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It has been passed down through four generations of Levines — which is no small feat, as Danny Levine, the current president, points out.
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The historic estate, which King Edward III launched in 1337, has traditionally been passed down to the eldest son of each reigning monarch.
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Dr. Hormiga and colleagues write that the hypothesis that the orb web evolved once and was simply passed down "crumbles" under this evidence.
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Rinsing chicken or turkey before cooking it is an ingrained step for many home cooks, passed down through generations and reinforced by cookbooks.
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"The Art of Leaving" is, in large part, about what is passed down to us, and how we react to whatever it is.
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It has become a tradition for the group to meet and bake recipes passed down to them from their grandmothers and great-grandmothers.
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The quest for more complex tricks is coded in the DNA of adrenaline-seeking athletes like White, passed down from generation to generation.
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A fourth-generation New Yorker, Ms. Mirrer plans to wear a gold coin amulet passed down through her family since 1898, she said.
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The current situation has created space for retransmission fees to continue to skyrocket and, unfortunately, those growing fees are passed down to consumers.
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Fake IDs were easy to get, often passed down by the older girls for trips to Georgetown bars like Champs and Third Edition.
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A minister passed down this same road, and when he saw the injured man, he crossed to the other side and hurried on.
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It seemed like a godsend—an exhaustive culinary time capsule from an era when recipes were passed down orally and hardly ever recorded.
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Reuters sat down with Borghese to talk about the life lessons that have been passed down to him from such a storied family.
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"Among the values David passed down to his children was his profound gratitude," said Lukas Haynes, executive director of the David Rockefeller Fund.
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Mr. Sutopo posted photos on Twitter of the overnight rescue operations, including injured miners being passed down a line of men wearing headlamps.
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Bush told the outlet that she's "thrilled" and wants to keep the ring in her family as an heirloom to be passed down.
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When DNA gets passed down through the generations, it gets shuffled into new arrangements that can be used to build a sort of timeline.
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The ability to represent objects outside the mind, this study suggests, was likely passed down to Neanderthals and modern humans from a common ancestor.
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Their practice is based on traditional knowledge passed down in the community and through apprenticeships, but most have not gone through formal healthcare training.
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Finally, and not to be underestimated, Kamprad understood that furniture didn't have to be like a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation.
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In the other direction, boxes of gin, batteries, bags of clothes and, at one point, a sewing machine, are passed down perilously by hand.
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The role of Lara Croft, who was formerly portrayed by Angelina Jolie, has been passed down to The Light Between Oceans star Alicia Vikander.
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So last year, King tweeted a picture: the Horn of Eld, which is a relic of the world that was passed down to Roland.
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People proudly posed by the bodies of men and women hung from trees, for photographs that would be passed down from generation to generation.
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Traits in a species that are more advantageous for like, survival get passed down to future generations because those traits helped the species survive.
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They're passed down from parents to children, which is why siblings are the best possible donors for patients in need of kidneys or livers.
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If anything goes wrong, the mother is carefully passed down to a small fishing canoe and taken to a bigger hospital across the lagoon.
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I don't think that dress will be passed down to future generations " "Had one wedding with a nice couple from a very religious family.
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It was passed down through the family before later being put up for auction and eventually displayed at the Van Gogh Museum in 19213.
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It is designed to help families with mitochondrial diseases - incurable conditions passed down the maternal line that affect around one in 6,500 children worldwide.
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When these colonizers came across indigenous people eating insects, they were horrified — and this reaction appears to have been passed down through the generations.
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How I did it: Toys were once a treat, made from substantial material that could be passed down from one generation to the next.
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Apparently, weed tolerance isn't one of those things that's genetically passed down—it took her four hits to finally stop bugging me about taxes.
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But the answer to what's wrong in America is America — the aspirations passed down generation after generation and sung in unison week by week.
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Because the handbag market is consolidated and manufacturers have pricing power, Goldman expects that the cost of tariffs will be passed down to consumers.
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So money was put toward other markers of personal prosperity, the kind that retained value and could be passed down to the next generation.
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The vengeance of the children of Agamemnon is also the theme of "The Oresteia," the only tragic trilogy passed down to us from antiquity.
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Stories of the ship and its survivors were passed down from generation to generation, although doubts also lingered given the lack of physical proof.
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Their culture also influenced leaders of the suffragist movement; it is a matrilineal society, in which children's identities are passed down from the mother.
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In that moment, artistic knowledge, which had been passed down for possibly thousands of years, from one generation to the next, teetered on extinction.
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The movement — simple and repetitive — is performed in a counterclockwise motion around a fire and is passed down from one generation to the next.
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Ormsby even double-checked every last dresser drawer and old trunk in his house, rummaging through anything passed down from his mother or grandparents.
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Information passed down from family, friends or mentors is hard to get when you don't have people in your life who have been there.
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Many shaving routines that are passed down from fathers and grandfathers are riddled with incorrect techniques that can cause irritation and other skin problems.
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"Knowing when and how to do something comes from the experience of the people before you that passed down the training," Thompson tells me.
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It was passed down through the family before later being put up for auction and eventually displayed at the Van Gogh Museum in 2016.
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This here is chef Julia Ziegler-Haynes' great grandma's super simple gravy recipe, and it's been passed down through the generations for a reason.
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Sometimes, people are born with mutations passed down in their family that increase the risk of developing a prion disease, including a form of CJD.
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Some people are not able to receive funding to fix their homes because many of these homes have been passed down from generation to generation.
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Without a federal statute interpretation coming from the Supreme Court or a law passed down by Congress, the states are left to their own devices.
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The treatment is designed to help families with mitochondrial diseases - incurable conditions passed down the maternal line that affect around one in 6,500 children worldwide.
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Instead, the condition remains the most frustrating of mysteries: one with a known cause but no cure, passed down from one generation to the next.
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While the President isn't yet on Snapchat, there is an official White House account, which will probably be passed down to whoever wins in November.
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This is when I realized that his knowledge, that was passed down from father to son for 12 generations, was going to disappear with him.
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Many of South Korea's top conglomerates, like LG, Hyundai, SK, Lotte, and Hanwha, are family-run chaebol where power is traditionally passed down through generations.
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Their dairy farm was passed down from one generation to the next, ever since Shawn Gingue's great-grandfather crossed the Canadian border with his brother.
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The property was built in the mid-1800s by the 2nd Earl of Gosford, Archibald Acheson, and passed down to Earls of Gosford until 1921.
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Also, there's significant concern that, in future, these germline modifications might be passed down to the next generation, which would could result in unforeseen consequences.
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Warren has said in the past that she is part Native American and pointed to family stories passed down to her through generations as evidence.
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In many ways, her wedding will follow traditions passed down through generations, with the bride and groom circling a sacred fire lit by their families.
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Then they'll sequence their DNA to see where the gene inserted and run tests for multiple generations to see how the trait gets passed down.
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In the absence of any official religious text, beliefs derived from Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism continue to be passed down by word of mouth.
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Tywin gave it to his grandson Joffrey, who drank some very, very expired wine and so it was passed down to his brother, King Tommen.
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Depression can be passed down genetically—if a parent is severely depressed, their children are four times as likely to suffer from a depressive illness.
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All across Africa, tribal communities maintain practices that have come to shape their respective cultures; traditions that have been passed down over centuries, even millennia.
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As it is only passed down by word of mouth and the women who practice it are growing older, the culture may soon vanish entirely.
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The policy: Currently, estates worth more than $5.49 million (or $10.98 million when passed down from a deceased couple) are subject to a 40% tax.
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It's been passed down through the ages from one Sorcerer Supreme to the next, and it's one of the single most powerful items in existence.
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The technology could potentially be used for germline editing, which permanently alters genetic code as it is passed down from one generation to the next.
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After Greville's death in 1942, it was handed down to the Queen Mother and subsequently on her death, the collection passed down to the Queen.
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"I've had guns in my family for generations that have been passed down, and now I'm going to register them as assault weapons," Rhode said.
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Weighing the pros and cons of the rule, Flannery said enhanced standards could result in increased costs, which would may be passed down to investors.
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The Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics, which had the authority to recommend a range of punishments including expulsion from the assembly, passed down the verdict.
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But Van Der Beek really drove home the point when he generously passed down the sound advice he once received from Oscar winner Jon Voight.
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"This has been passed down the line from the very highest level of sport, and now it's fallen into the lap of athletes," said Tress.
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Lack of land rights for women is another major problem, as access to land is usually passed down through the male line in Acholi culture.
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We open one present on Christmas Eve, and the next day, we open presents from youngest to oldest (both passed down from my wife's family).
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Instead, conservatives have relied on antediluvian wisdom and antics that have been passed down through culture and tradition as the governing force of our ideology.
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Fairy tales are stories that have been passed down through generations, many of which have inspired some of the most beloved movies of all time.
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Because these parts of human DNA are passed down from one parent, it's a way to test a small piece of a person's ancient ancestry.
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While each story could stand alone, together they give the reader an understanding of the full impact of trauma — and strength — passed down through generations.
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As we all know, the sins of the past are passed down to our children — for them to perpetuate, learn from, or deny in turn.
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The craft is usually passed down through generations, but because no one in her family had known how to weave baskets, Ms. Goshorn taught herself.
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The knowledge of how to do tatreez is often passed down from mother to daughter, said Wafa Ghnaim, a Brooklyn-based tatreez artist and educator.
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The stories were then edited by the N'Sondé brothers, a job suited to the pair who grew up with stories passed down from their grandmother.
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Darwin thought that evolutionary change happened very slowly, as incremental genetic changes were passed down, over hundreds of thousands of generations, from parents to children.
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And one of the wackiest phones in recent memory is the Oppo Reno, whose unique styling has been passed down to the new Reno 6.13.
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Germ-plasm is composed of our germ cells, which are involved in sexual reproduction and contain the genes that are passed down from previous generations.
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While many of the era's songs had been passed down orally through families in Bolivia, the orchestrations and choral works were thought to be lost.
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That trust, which some estimate was roughly half of his reported net worth, will now be passed down to his five children and 10 grandchildren.
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But if suppliers are paid less, or overtime is required to complete a contract, the likelihood is that shortfall will get passed down the chain.
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A mutation that blocked the parasite responsible for malaria, for instance, could be engineered into a mosquito and passed down every time the mosquito reproduced.
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Any danger of losing that territory, of losing that farm, heaps on pressure, he says -- especially when the land has been passed down across generations.
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Dance historians are fond of proclaiming that dance, alone among the Western arts, is passed down hand to hand, like folk arts in traditional societies.
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Trump did not create this problem — it's been passed down to him from Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama — but he will have to fix it.
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Languages are far more vulnerable than many people realize, and can die out in a single generation if not passed down from parent to child.
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And only a small number of young women are currently interested in learning the trade, which has traditionally been passed down from generation to generation.
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"These are traditions that are passed down," said Ms. Yeomans, who is aware of another tugboat tradition: It is mostly men who work on them.
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Leticia loses her seriousness every time she talks about tejate, the refreshing drink that her parents passed down to her, and a smile illuminates her face.
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This is symbolized by the fact that many of these ancient ceremonies have been passed down from generation to generations of kings for almost 700 years.
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In addition, Apple takes a 30 percent cut of every sale, which the lawsuit alleged was passed down to consumers in the form of overpriced apps.
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Those include links between rainfall patterns and ant behavior, appearances by certain birds, flowering of baobab trees and observations of heat intensity, passed down between generations.
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Those who practice Hoodoo, for example, are expressing an influx of "New Age" white woman witchcraft claiming their traditions passed down by slaves in the South.
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The current business model, passed down through four generations, is a family affair: Millan and her folks live in the large apartment building above their corner.
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The newfound capacity to sequence genomes is spurring a genetic gold rush, linking mystifying diseases to specific mutations — often random mutations not passed down from parents.
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The actual level of cash being passed down to a younger U.K. generation could significantly impact those relying on inheritance to get onto the property ladder.
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In Togo, the Vlisco trade is controlled by a small group of families who have state-issued licenses, which are passed down from mother to daughter.
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It's possible this is a question that won't ever be answered, and we're simply meant to assume the story was passed down from generation to generation.
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But alas, those lightening products didn't work (whew) and I was left admiring the holistic beauty secrets that had been passed down through the generations instead.
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Combined, the variants that weren't passed down had an effect about 30 percent as big as the genes that were when it comes to educational attainment.
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The researchers also demonstrated that these genetic changes—along with the attendant behavioral changes—could be be passed down to the offspring of the modified monkeys.
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That discount is meant to be passed down to the consumer, but critics assert that instead of lowering costs for customers, PBMs instead pocket the money.
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This protects goods made domestically at the expense of consumers since the tax on foreign products is passed down, higher tariffs, more expensive goods, less trade.
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So you have-- sprinkled around you have these children and grandchildren that-- that just with those 400 could have two-- 2.4 trillion passed down to them.
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But "properly done, there is a place for genome germline editing," Lovell-Badge believes, with the germline being the genes and cells passed down through generations.
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Those mitochondrial DNA sequences are compared to a family member who is maternally related to the unidentified American, as it's passed down only from the mother.
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Values instilled by these activities are passed down generation to generation, and these values ensure that our nation's resources are conserved, economies grow and families thrive.
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Over the past month, Nolte has seen wealthy families in the Orlando, Florida area sell undeveloped tracts of land that have been passed down for generations.
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After all, her grandfather founded the Manhattan design mecca ABC Carpet & Home, which he passed down to her father, and her grandmother was a skilled tailor.
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Henderson started playing golf with clubs that had been passed down by Brittany, who has full membership on the Symetra Tour, the L.P.G.A.'s developmental circuit.
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All of that is just trying to figure out how do I get into that DNA, because our trauma can be passed down through our DNA.
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Williams passed down the mantle to Donald Glover, who will play Calrissian in Solo: A Star Wars Story earlier this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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It's estimated that $68 trillion will be passed down from boomers within the next few decades during the "Great Wealth Transfer," Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower reported.
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The Crown's Privy Purse — or private income — flows from the Duchy of Lancaster, a private estate that's been passed down from monarch to monarch since 1399.
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His books since include a trivia almanac, a debunking of myths passed down to children, and a book about how comedy has come to dominate culture.
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Queen Elizabeth II does personally own certain items in the collection, including an immense royal stamp collection her father King George V passed down to her.
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While most repertory works are passed down from rehearsal directors to dancers, several Petipa ballets were recorded in choreographic notation in Russia before the Russian Revolution.
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And a lack of legal resources meant land was sometimes passed down without a will, resulting in heirs' property, a form of ownership split among descendants.
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Showing the reverence Polynesians have for stones and their living mana (or energy), Beno explained that foundations like these were named and passed down through generations.
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And Eric did what our nation asked of him, used techniques that were vetted and approved and passed down to intelligence operatives and contractors like himself.
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Many denied the massacre had occurred, leaving accounts of the slaughter to witnesses, reports from Wells Barnett, and stories passed down through families of the victims.
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But as a student at Manhattan School of Music, he found that jazz's history was largely passed down in the form of exercises and sheet music.
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He bet with both hands and had a showman's flair, a quality that he passed down to his daughter Bethenny, a reality-television star and entrepreneur.
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"We thought, why don't we do some stories on people who fought on the Maori side of the war; they'd be passed down orally," he said.
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All were supposed to be broth-based vegetarian, meat or chicken soups that the family had passed down through the generations because of their restorative properties.
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But the truth is that sourdough starters are fairly sturdy, and they can live long, untragic lives too, passed down through generations, bubbling on for years.
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Fosse is the founder of The Verdon Fosse Legacy, which she launched, in 2013, to insure that her parents' work was properly documented and passed down.
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While abuse of women is almost universal in some parts of the country, other areas have matriarchal traditions, with land passed down from mother to daughter.
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"The heads of the two trade teams will communicate, according to instructions passed down from the two presidents," Chinese commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told reporters.
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These paintings, filled with traditional abstract Aboriginal iconography denoting nature, spirits, and a way of life that has been passed down for generations, are a wonder.
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What happened next is seen by some as the kind of rookie mistake-turned-cautionary-tale to be passed down to future generations of student event planners.
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He hires migrant workers to harvest the fields located near their well-furnished, two-story brick home, which has been passed down and renovated through several generations.
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And, although neither of my parents was a doctor, they often treated me and my little brother with home remedies passed down to them over many generations.
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In a solo show last year, Olagbaju covered a gallery with photos of the women in her family, along with passed-down mementos, letters, and sketchbook entries.
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They dress up in big-ass costumes and masks and shit, throwing the powder... These are traditions that have been passed down since before we were born.
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At the time, her Republican challenger, Scott Brown, demanded she provide documented proof, but Warren said her heritage had been passed down in words, not on paper.
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These cheeks, nose, and eyes were passed down to a little girl who grew up watching Duck Tales, devouring Big Macs, born with only an American name.
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Hillary Clinton passed down to her daughter some of the same books she read as a child, many of which focused on female characters, like Nancy Drew.
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A new study might have an answer: Inuit, at least, seem to have a gene variation passed down from our ancestors that helps them produce more heat.
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Researchers from Nanjing Medical University created functional primordial germ cells—cells that get passed down to the next generation—from the embryonic stem cells (ESCs) of mice.
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Our genes are among the most intimate little bits of information that exist, passed down from our parents, and determining the unique traits that make us ourselves.
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When these mutated mosquitoes are released in large numbers, and the males mate with unmodified females, this fatal genetic trait gets passed down to the next generation.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has said in the past that she is part Native American and pointed to family stories passed down to her through generations as evidence.
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It's another matter entirely to edit sperm, eggs, or embryos (known as the "germline") and create genetic changes that can be passed down from generation to generation.
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Wilson was no wedding crasher at this affair, attending as a groomsmen, but we still hope he passed down his savvy crashing skills to the next generation.
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The Japanese band Hanatarash, to borrow an example passed down only in whispered rumors, once used a machete to dismember a dead cat at a live show.
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But strength and endurance have been passed down our bloodline too, so instead of avoiding the word, I acknowledge its weight; I just refuse to carry it.
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For example, Lemonade is as much a tale of love and loss as it is a litany for survival passed down among women, from generation to generation.
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There was just one problem: Mills' family has passed down the name "Fieldyen" for four generations, and he planned to use it for his son's middle name.
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A new laundry detergent ad by Ariel India that raises questions on how unequal gender roles are passed down across generations is getting attention across the Internet.
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Although our identities are ancient and our stories have been passed down for generations, they remained undocumented and inaccessible to policy makers and the public at large.
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The techniques may have been passed down by generations of nonnas, but they knew what they were doing: "Preserving Italy" by Domenica Marchetti (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $23).
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Or do you walk the way your dad walked simply because genes and pain and styles of walking and talking get passed down without anyone even trying?
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In May, opponents of the tax argued that the the levy amounted to double taxation because it is passed down to consumers who already pay sales taxes.
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Early on, the artist inherited an appreciation for the traditional customs, strong beliefs, and imaginative stories that her Eastern European forebears passed down by word of mouth.
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Combined with a well-written series of trusts, the stocks and financial holdings were more easily passed down to future generations and less subject to financial battles.
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While the views of white supremacists continue to be passed down through generations, there are ways to counter its effects on the most impressionable members of society.
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The story passed down by previous bar staff is that it belonged to an inebriated customer who came into the cantina one day in the late 1950s.
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And former Oakland Raider Nnamdi Asomugha still has the 1997 Nissan Maxima his brother passed down to him in high school, which he drove to his prom.
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Gift the Made In Blue Carbon Steel Frying Pan, $69No way is she going to part with the cast-iron pan that's been passed down through generations.
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Intertribal conflicts over cattle rustling and grazing land have kept the valley bristling with internal strife for decades, passed down from generation to generation, Mr. Biwa said.
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Earlier this season, an edict was passed down that all extracurricular activities — promotional work, media appearances and the like — were to be run by the technical staff.
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As for which parent was which, the mitochondrial DNA held the answer: Since these genes are only passed down from mothers, Denisova 11's mother was Neanderthal.
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Some eating-related myths, misconceptions, and inaccuracies have been passed down through the ages, though the internet age has given rise to puzzling new falsehoods and diversions.
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He received his first luxury watch as a gift at age 16: a stainless steel Oyster Perpetual Rolex that he has since passed down to his nephew.
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It was passed down through more than seven generations and, as their descendants married into other European families, it traveled from Spain to France, Italy and Austria.
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With the Inauguration almost upon us, I thought I'd share an old family recipe, of Italian origin, passed down to my grandmother from her aunt in Germany.
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Considering how walkable Cork is, travelers can spend their entire day ducking into pubs, soaking in some live music, and tasting old recipes passed down for generations.
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Rejecting Gregor Mendel's theory of genetic inheritance, Lysenko claimed that plants could be "taught" to have new characteristics, which subsequently could be passed down to future generations.
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And just as my grandfather passed down his secrets of Greek desserts to my dad, my mother learned how to make her famous pies from my yiayia.
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The shift meant more job opportunities in industry and manufacturing, but it came at the expense of agricultural skills that were passed down from generation to generation.
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The Cretan diet had the advantage of over 40 generations of "marketing" in the form of mothers who cooked and passed down recipes from household to household.
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One thing that gave them pause was a print of a wolf in a suit, with dollar bills in the background, passed down from Mr. Livanos's brother.
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Yogurt: In South Asian households, cultures of the tart dairy product are akin to heirlooms, preserved for years and passed down to help churn out new batches.
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This group of women also kept a document known as the "Bible," which was created by assistants and passed down to other women in the thankless job.
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Maybe it'll become a treasured family heirloom, that will be passed down from generation to generation, until the technology to bring it to life has been developed.
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But even though it's unlikely, until new evidence is unearthed, or some sort of concrete finding or verdict is passed down, people won't be able to rest.
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Shaffer told deputies he had been the prophet of the church — which believes in doomsday prophecies and practices polygamy — but had recently passed down the title to Coltharp.
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Given CMB Leasing's role within CMB and its size relative to the group, we expect sovereign support to be passed down to CMB Leasing through CMB, if needed.
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The recipe was passed down from Olivia's Grandmother, Vera (short for Elvira), who was born on the border of Colorado and New Mexico where Hatch green chiles grow.
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All over the wine-producing world, climate change is causing a thorough reconsideration of the hard-earned wisdom that in some cases has been passed down through generations.
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She's also super judgmental of handmaids; even though Gilead is only five years old, the messaging of handmaids being low and unworthy of respect has been passed down.
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Are the Reservoir Dogs a superhero troupe where names are passed down across generations, despite their individual abilities (I'm told) being informed by the events of the film?
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Both arts continue to be practiced today, but their history, passed down through generations of fighters, is embodied through the unique styles and the music that accompanies it.
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The researchers' long-term studies of bee populations and surveys of beekeepers in remote Mayan villages showed that the practice is no longer being passed down through families.
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One of the things, actually, that we're most proud of is Glossier is one of the first brands that is being passed up as opposed to passed down.
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So in a sense it's like a vaccination, but one done at the genetic level—and one that could, in theory, be passed down to the next generation.
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As foreclosures continue, she's been reviewing about "an inch-thick" stack to ensure all of the orders are being properly received and passed down the chain to officials.
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"The heads of the two trade teams will communicate, according to instructions passed down from the two presidents," Chinese commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told reporters, without elaborating.
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Many of them are setting up long-term trusts, such as a Delaware Dynasty Trust, which allows wealth to be passed down from generation to generation, she said.
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The perfect life from perfect skin, a life that's only bestowed upon those of the right shade—that's the message, the attitude, the mindset that's being passed down.
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In fact, while her mom and dad passed down their own interests in acting and photography, any pressure to consider a more traditional path came from Allyannah herself.
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"This is not an online sales tax on goods ordered over the internet," he said, saying that such a tax would end up getting passed down to users.
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The research, published Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry, adds to a small but growing body of research that suggests the impacts of trauma may be passed down across generations.
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Thanks to stories passed down by his relatives, French always had a vague awareness that Shanghai was an incredible city before 1949, when the Communist revolution changed everything.
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Supposing this curse was passed down, it's no wonder that the professor seems so inept and that the reader spends most of the novels scoffing whenever she's mentioned.
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A sash is passed down among winners from year to year, which entails the responsibility of becoming a community figurehead and leading fundraising and activism for community causes.
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Most witches in the country are of Roma descent, and many Romanians believe Roma women can possess mystical and even supernatural powers that are passed down from generationally.
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Imperial law only allows the throne to be passed down to males, which has sparked a debate in Japan about whether there should be a female emperor someday.
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The good news is that this canteen sacrifices nothing in its appeal to aesthetic beauty, all in a package that begs to be held onto and passed down.
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President Donald Trump has used the slur since the 2000 presidential campaign to skewer her claims -- passed down through family stories, Warren says -- of Cherokee and Delaware ancestry.
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Given the strategic importance to and strong linkage with their parents, we expect sovereign support to be passed down to the leasing subsidiaries through the parents, if needed.
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But that respect and the resulting legal protections must be passed down to all the levels of government and society because the streets, sadly, tell a different story.
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Let's say a scientist edited a mosquito: When that genetically modified mosquito mated with an unmodified one, only one copy of the edited gene would get passed down.
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It's a message that's passed down from one white generation to another, he says, and it's buried so deep that many whites are not even aware it's there.
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Popping another egg into my mouth, I think of party food my mum used to cook: a jelly hedgehog with sliced pears for spikes, passed down from hers.
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In Indonesia, beliefs tend to be passed down from generation to generation, so it's no surprise that some weird old ideas about evil ghosts are still popular today.
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For example, at Uber, those managers who were identified as active promoters of the culture of harassment that was passed down from the top should be let go.
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Natural diamonds will retain their value over time because of their rarity, meaning they could be passed down from generation to generation or sold later down the line.
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On Sunday, Ogle visited the area with his dad with one wish -- to find his grandmother's wedding ring that was passed down to him by his late grandfather.
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The ACE Act will help retain the nation's shared legacy of conservation that will be passed down from the current generation of outdoorsmen and women to the next.
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Joining the paranza — the lifting team of about 300 men — had for 116 years been a sacred and exclusive rite of passage, passed down from father to son.
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All of it must be forever known, passed down and taught, if we are to have any hope that humanity's capacity for hate does not overcome us again.
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It's a singular episode of television that asks us to consider the nature of inheritance and the ways trauma is etched upon a family, passed down through generations.
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The human trials using Crispr are looking at making tweaks to certain genes in adults, which don&apost have the potential to be passed down to other generations.
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The term "folk art" is generally applied to traditional media such as wood carving, quilt-making, functional pottery, weaving–items that are passed down from generation to generation.
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The love for Scooby and his friends has been passed down from generation to generation, Maryellen Zarakas, senior vice president of franchise management and marketing for Warner Bros.
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In Hawaii, this can apparently be difficult, given that many parcels of land have been passed down through multiple generations and a number of descendants can claim ownership.
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Shaffer told deputies he had been the prophet of the church — which allegedly believes in doomsday prophecies and practices polygamy — but had recently passed down the title to Coltharp.
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The gun lobby begs to differ, though, and every background check in the world can't ensure that a nine millimeter passed down through generations won't prematurely end someone's life.
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Part of UNRWA's mandate is the protection of Palestinian refugees, which greatly angers the likes of Trump and Netanyahu, who say Palestinian refugee status should not be passed down.
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She had epiphanic experiences to Chopin and Bach, while simultaneously digging deep into 90s hits and classic rock greats passed down to her from her older brother and sister.
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Dr. Zeising says this ingrained behavior is a product of media messaging around sexuality and the ideas passed down to us by our family members, friends, and religious communities.
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"The things that I might have passed down to Kylie are some of the cozier rooms and just the comfort of fireplaces and making an amazing kitchen," Kris says.
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Stock still gets passed down through the generations, sometimes as an oddity, like when my father—who avoided any and all churches quite religiously—passed stock on to me.
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"Donald" is a name that repeatedly appears in the family and one ancestor was known as "Red John" for the distinctive-colored locks that were passed down to Trump.
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The brooch was a gift passed down to her by her mother, who wore it during the 1952 state funeral for her husband, King George VI (Queen Elizabeth's father).
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Many concerns stem from the fact that altering someone's genome is permanent; an edit that comes with unintended consequences could last forever, and even be passed down through generations.
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Because the disease is only passed down from mother to child, many women with the condition decide to adopt rather than run the risk of having an affected baby.
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As a black man considering therapy, I fear I'll wind up with a therapist who is in some way beholden to passed-down tropes of masculinity, sexuality, respectability, etc.
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It was passed down from generation to generation from her grandmother, who once sewed together uniforms for Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles, so she could attend a private Catholic school.
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Many operations, like Le Guignol de Paris, inaugurated in 1892 in the Buttes des Chaumont park, are run by the descendants of marionettists who passed down their savoir-faire.
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But in health care, large hospitals are often more expensive than smaller ones because they can demand higher payments from insurance companies, which are then passed down to patients.
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By blending in with the coal-darkened trees, it avoided becoming lunch for birds, passed down its genes and outnumbered the original moth in urban areas for a time.
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It's a perfect example of the worn, yet accurate, advice, that has been passed down in gyms for as long as anyone can remember: Don't hook with a hooker.
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Researching the novel took her across north India, where she sat around fires with villagers as they related accounts of the queen that had been passed down through generations.
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Nuclear DNA (nDNA) is inherited from both parents and is what passes along the Y chromosome; mitochondrial DNA, on the other hand, is passed down from only the mother.
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Now it's up to me to give the knowledge that has been passed down to me, to the next generation—and that is a responsibility I take very seriously.
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His knack for creating an immersive musical experience has been passed down to his oldest child, North, and she's already hit the studio to release brand new original music.
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On a wooden loom built by her husband, she weaves together a patchwork of predominantly red and yellow squares and rectangles, a technique passed down from her great-grandmother.
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But the one at NoMad tastes as if it comes from some lost island where the gene that controls delicious chicken flavor has been passed down intact for centuries.
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As a generation, Gemini Uranus opens up a whole new world of possibilities by finding, generating, and exchanging vast amounts of knowledge that gets passed down to future generations.
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" — SETH MEYERS "By the way, I'm not sure Trump has a natural ability for science, especially considering that he thinks scientific knowledge can be passed down through his uncle.
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He had other houses that had been passed down to him but this one was small by today's standards — it had five bedrooms and a carport for two cars.
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Languages are typically passed down through families, but Amadeo broke his apart decades before he realized what the consequences would be for his culture and its place in history.
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I think we should think of heredity as what the past has given to the present and what part of the present will be passed down to the future.
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Many of these attributes are believed to have been passed down to birds from a lizardlike creature that, 300 million years ago, gave rise to both dinosaurs and proto-mammals.
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But Gaine had "in-depth conversations" with a white male intern, whom Pope started approaching for information "because the info would never get passed down from Mr. Naccara," Pope said.
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It's what led him to view the series — as he mentioned in his "Invincible will end" announcement — as a never-ending tale that could be passed down to future writers.
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There was another copy of the "new" amendment present in the committee meeting as well — printed on a large poster board that was passed down the dais to Brady himself.
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There are many ancient literary classics in China, such as Zhuangzi and The Classic of Mountains and Seas, and other myths that have been passed down from generation to generation.
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"By doing so, they learned many things about each other that were not passed down to them and for that, the world owes Julius a debt of gratitude," Boone explained.
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Ngangkari treat mental health and physical problems using plants, minerals, animal products and spiritual healing, drawing on knowledge passed down verbally from generation to generation for an estimated 60,000 years.
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The disease is passed down from mother to child What's perhaps even more controversial, however, is that the panel said the technique should only be used to create male embryos.
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"Historically, when a McDonald's or a Wendy's or a Taco Bell encounters a minimum wage increase, a lot of that gets passed down to the customer in price," Tilly says.
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Shia leadership then passed down a chain of imams that broke off at different points, according to their sect—eg, the Zaydi "Fivers", the Ismaili "Seveners" and the majority "Twelvers".
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These newly raised costs are getting passed down through the supply chain, with suppliers attempting to convince existing customers they must pay more, even in cases where a contract exists.
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Many of the pieces featured on the show were passed down to their owners by relatives; "Pawn Stars" inadvertently endorses the idea that tremendous wealth is, in fact, everyone's birthright.
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Jake Odorizzi, Tuesday's starter, uses the fastball-changeup combination that has been passed down through the organization since Shields, and Kevin Kiermaier may be the finest centerfielder in the sport.
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I'm a parent now and I have two daughters so my children have a grandparent that's serving a life sentence, so that kind of generational trauma is being passed down.
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"Not only is this table set a classic because of the wood finish and color, but it's functional and can be passed down," the Philadelphia-based interior designer told Insider.
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I suspect that we attribute these first physics discussions to Aristotle because some of his ideas survived with his successors and was passed down all the way to modern times.
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Haplogroups describe the mutations on our mitochondrial DNA, passed down through the maternal line, and can theoretically be used to trace a migratory path all the way back to Africa.
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Or they grow older, and since the stalls have to be passed down through the family, they can't find relatives who are willing to take over the businesses for them.
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Those who posit that the 252 Blocks was a tradition passed down through generations point to this disruptive historical moment as the end of the form's practical use and transmission.
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Over the course of just three days, Brown captured 44 skilled horsemen in their traditional armor, which was often passed down through generations, using the 19th-century wet collodion process.
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If He's experiment produced any mutations, these could be passed down to the twins' children and then diffuse into the general population, which didn't consent to that change, Persad explained.
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When she begged for braces as a kid, her mother explained that the gap was passed down in her family for generations, and that she wished she had inherited it.
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It was a sacred rule passed down from the workers who had come before him, key to the quality of a Link-Belt bearing, upon which all else was built.
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New York ___ Readers share stories from World War I of death and trauma, as well as tales of love, mischief and happiness that have been passed down through their families.
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This art has been passed down through families and generations, and Verginer represents a new school, diverging from the traditional religious motifs to apply the trade to fine art sculpture.
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Traditionally, brewing the mate is the private step of the ritual: every person brews their mate based on knowledge passed down from older generations, or simply their own personal taste.
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The work ethic was passed down generations; from the cornfields in Oaxaca, to the restaurants in Los Angeles, to the classroom, which helped me thrive both in school and work.
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Trilobites Modern brown bears are carrying a bit of genetic material passed down from the cave bear, in a study that suggests extinction does not always vanquish a species' genes.
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When cities have to send crews to unclog sewers or, in worst-case scenarios, replace them, the cost is passed down to everyone who gets a water bill, he added.
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After Tuesday's purchase, Aaron owns at least 5 firearms -- still a long way to go to catch up to the 500 guns he says his pops passed down to him.
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Through interviewing participants across three generations, researcher Ashley B. LeBaron explored how children learn to donate from their parents and how attitudes to such activities are passed down through generations.
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It should not be surprising, then, that black American slaves, who endured the trauma of their own beatings, inherited their oppressors' violence and, for centuries, passed down these parenting beliefs.
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She's a folk tale passed down from generation to generation to protect men from the consequences of their own actions, and to remind women not to step out of line.
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But the vocabulary remained imprecise, Mr. Ura said, and the task of developing criteria to measure happiness as a development tool was passed down to him and his staff members.
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Fitch expects sovereign support to be passed down to CMB Leasing through CMB in times of stress, given its role as a core subsidiary and close linkage with the parent.
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"CoCo has a swagger and sense of belonging that might be passed down from early family athletic generations," said Pam Shriver, the ESPN analyst and former United States Open finalist.
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"This has been passed down the line from the very highest level of sport, and now it's fallen into the lap of athletes," said Kyle Tress, an American skeleton racer.
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This misguided standard came about when the supposedly independent NLRB passed down a series of confusing and vague regulations that negatively impacted various industries, but few as dramatically as franchises.
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"Knowledge is passed down, from one generation to the next," said Thomas Hörren, who is 28 and wears a large tattoo of his favorite insect, the beetle, on his neck.
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Whereas North American slaves were prohibited from using drums, slaves in Cuba were allowed to use drums and passed down spiritual chants from generation to generation through religious Santeria ceremonies.
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Mugeni's husband died without a title deed, like many men in Kenya, where two-thirds of land is owned by communities without formal documents, usually passed down from father to son.
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He made no mention of Ivanka, another top Trump Organization executive, who had previously been expected to take a similar role as Trump passed down his business work to his children.
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Her boss is around her age, but works in an ornate office with enough wooden beams and bookshelves that it looks passed down not from Michael Douglas, but his dad Kurt.
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And when it comes to raising her own daughters, Richardson has passed down a serious love for the House of Mouse (and even brought them to Disneyland once before, in 2013).
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With it, breeders planned to create about 10 calves to prove the edit could be passed down, and to study their health for a few years while they lived in Brazil.
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From our intelligence to whether we are introverted or extroverted, he says nearly all aspects of our personalities have a genetic component, or can be passed down from parent to child.
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Although an independent broadcaster did the censoring in this case, that decision was likely passed down from the government, which has released strict guidelines on what content is acceptable to show.
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LONDON — The Duchess of Cambridge has paid the ultimate tribute to Princess Diana by wearing one of her favourite tiaras; a family heirloom that has been passed down the royal generations.
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This therapy stops serious conditions from being passed down from mother to child—in this case a fatal and debilitating genetic disorder called Leigh Syndrome, which affects the developing nervous system.
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An endogenous retrovirus is a sequence of viral DNA that has been incorporated into an animal's genome and is then passed down the generations along with the rest of its DNA.
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Those over 80 had the lowest prion levels of all, while the opposite was true in the youngest people who died with an inherited form of Alzheimer's passed down in families.
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And, as candid as they are, they spilled all their secrets for our "5 Questions" video series, including who's the biggest bathroom hog, what style advice Caroline passed down and more.
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The cooking is as authentic as it gets ("With a modern, funky outlook on everything which chimes with what we're into" adds Layo) and created from recipes passed down by families.
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As one of Asia's safest cities, known for its strong rule of law passed down from the British, many in the affluent city of 7.3 million remain opposed to any radicalism.
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Now that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are about to start a family of their own, the royal mom-to-be already has a family heirloom ready to be passed down.
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Honed over the course of thousands of years, Ecuador's cocoa harvesting practices have been perfected through the generations, as family farmers passed down their craft to ensure the legacy lives on.
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For that reason, John Holdren of the White House Office of Science said last year that changes to the genes that could be passed down to offspring shouldn't yet be explored.
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This is a great time to do spiritual work: Heal emotional wounds that have been passed down through the generations, or burn sacred plants in your home for an energetic cleansing.
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Passed down from a father, Ching Sun Wong, to son Norman Wong, the business now produces 4 million cookies a day out of its factories in Queens, New York, and Houston.
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None. The prank call champion passed down her talents to all of her children, but Khloé in particular knows when to unleash what she's inherited when it comes to indecisive Kourtney.
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A long time ago, the complied wisdom and morality of a society would be passed down through an oral tradition that would teach the next generation through stories, songs, and ceremonies.
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In "All I Want for Christmas," Carey had created a song that could compete with the established classics been passed down like hand-me-downs from one generation to the next.
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Meaning, it's been almost 365 days since I've cast aside relaxers, made the big chop, and embraced what my mama gave passed down to me: a head of naturally curly hair.
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White families often use cash gifts and inheritances passed down from family members as a way to purchase homes in predominantly white neighborhoods or send their children to predominantly white schools.
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She grew angrier at the myopia she saw around her, at the failure of so many prosecutors to understand that trauma is often passed down generationally among people living in poverty.
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Today, Amber keeps a binder of well-organized recipes, many passed down to her from her mother, whose pages she removes and affixes to the kitchen wall for guidance while cooking.
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Using advanced genetic editing tools known as CRISPR/Cas9, scientists have been able to modify fruit flies so that there's nearly a 100 percent chance the modified gene gets passed down.
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As with T-Boz, that's a stage name — passed down from his father, as the rapper reveals in THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF GUCCI MANE (Simon & Schuster, $27), written with Neil Martinez-Belkin.
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At Carloway Mill, the smallest of the three, weavers use a 70-year-old Hattersley loom to turn pure virgin wool into tweed, a craft passed down through generations of Scots.
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Ms. McCormack wants the emotional intimacy of jewelry, which is frequently loaded with memory and meaning and passed down from one generation to the next, to be expressed in the boxes.
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In his 60s and disabled, he lives alone on the plot of land his family passed down through generations, where they used to raise animals and grow tobacco and subsistence crops.
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But DNA tests and online research sites have opened up family histories that were passed down simply as family lore, or family secrets, or in some cases not known at all.
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Families have been contacting the experts at the Asylum Hill Research Consortium to share their history, pieced together from old records, DNA profiles, ancestry searches and stories passed down through generations.
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While in Iceland viewing the Northern lights, Mark was affected by a radioactive meteor shower that endowed him with superpowers — invisibility, teleportation, and telekinesis — that were passed down to Dion hereditarily.
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And to add a touch of poignancy, Amanda's love of puzzles was passed down to her from her father Gilbert, which she wrote about when our puzzle was published in 2012.
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"Real, natural fur coats are typically kept for 30 years or more, passed down as meaningful heirlooms from generation to generation or sold as vintage furs worn or repurposed," says Kaplan.
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For Tiziana, it's simple: Time is simply too precious to waste being particular about how connection happens or the precise ways in which traditions get passed down from generation to generation.
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Homes that were built generations ago and passed down through families -- along with those that were newly built -- were flooded, splintered, or left with only the foundation as a solemn reminder.
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Today, biotech companies are developing new gene therapies, and international consortia are addressing the feasibility and ethics of making changes to human genomes that could be passed down to succeeding generations.
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Some favored more relaxed policies and others urged a cautious approach, recalling stories passed down through generations about how their own ancestors struggled to find sponsors before arriving at Ellis Island.
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Some favored more relaxed policies and others urged a cautious approach, recalling stories passed down through generations about how their own ancestors struggled to find sponsors before arriving at Ellis Island.
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As the Six Collection passed down from one generation to the next, it grew to include works by Vermeer, Bruegel, Hals and Rubens, as well as the odd Titian and Tintoretto.
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With ship-owners raising freight charges to factor in the new risks in the Azov Sea, the costs will be passed down to grain producers, Bison deputy director Igor Serov said.
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In the list below we've broken down 11 of the show's most memorably emotional moments — from the crushing isolation of LA to the family trauma that gets passed down through the generations.
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Oral traditions are most often passed down by the women in the family, because they're the ones in the kitchen cooking and singing the songs while they're going about their daily business.
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A later study, published in the journal Science, found evidence to support the notion that various bubble-net fishing techniques are passed down from generation to generation among regional humpback whale groups.
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The couple has lived in eight different motels since the Camp fire destroyed Coleman's home, which she had just finished paying off after it was passed down to her by her family.
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Our daughters will know Aretha as we have — she will be passed down like a cherished family heirloom so they can feel her and themselves in her music just as we did.
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Much of the Nets' dysfunction can be traced to their move to Brooklyn in 2012 — and specifically to the win-now, win-at-any-cost edict that was passed down by Prokhorov.
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When genetic changes can be passed down from generation to generation, even a small mistake could change the human gene pool forever — and we don't really know what the consequences might be.
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But unlike those two labels, where you might have to buy new pieces every season, Hearst imagines her clothes as being worn, loved, and kept, even being passed down to future generations.
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Its early successes — like Married... With Children, The Simpsons, and Beverly Hills, 90210 — reflected what the other networks weren't giving viewers, as well as the network's rebel spirit, passed down from Murdoch.
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Starting last month, Zuckerberg began filing lawsuits against Hawaiian land owners who own small slices of his estate that were passed down from generation to generation, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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And in lieu of a traditional diamond engagement ring, Princess Diana became known for her gorgeous sapphire sparkler, which was later passed down to Princess Kate when she became engaged to William.
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If the idea is to own something passed down through generations, the momentary cutting-edge lifespan of most gadgets (two years, if you're lucky) makes the Tag Heuer Connected a laughable proposition.
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Whether it's a favorite dessert, a secret sauce or a tasty brew, recipes that have been passed down for generations are cherished by many families who are committed to keeping them alive.
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Some games like "wayang", or traditional puppets, and "congklak", which requires players to collect as many "seeds" as possible in the holes of a wooden set, have been passed down through generations.
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It has not been easy to fight against the inertia that has been passed down for so many years, but after all, if the future is female, what's the point in waiting?
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It's something that's passed down to all of us through our families so that we have a sense of where we come from, and the royal family helps us to define ourselves.
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If used only on male embryos, the modified DNA wouldn't be passed down In its report, the panel said the technique should be used in clinical trials — but only on male embryos.
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A senior analyst told the Post that in a budget meeting, a senior leader in the agency's office of financial resources passed down the ban as a directive from the White House.
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That's because of the "step-up in basis" in which assets like art that have appreciated over the years are readjusted to their current value when they are passed down to heirs.
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Their cultures are passed down through the generations in songlines, which map the land, sea and sky with traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting, in a belief system known as the Dreamtime.
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Along with my basic ancestry, the service determined that more than 1,200 people worldwide have identical segments of DNA — whether large or small amounts — passed down to us from a shared ancestor.
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Trump has frequently sought to disparage Warren by calling her "Pocahontas," a reference to her claim that she is part Native American, citing "family stories" passed down through generations of her family.
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For smaller trucking companies, such upticks can't be passed down to their customer base of retailers and manufacturers — who can just go to a cheaper trucking company in the ultra-competitive space.
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The Yeti creature is rooted in folk stories of communities in eastern Nepal that may have once been passed down among generations to scare people from wandering too far into the mountains.
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In a new study published in the journal Nature, scientists analyzed mitochondrial DNA — genetic information that gets passed down the female line — from more than 1,200 people across myriad populations in Africa.
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The Ancient One is a title that is not exclusively held by any one character, but rather a moniker passed down through time, and in this particular film the embodiment is Celtic.
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It has all the bloody kills of other Halloween movies, but it also aims for something like a rumination on shared generational trauma, passed down a family line from mother to daughter.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told Defense Secretary James Mattis in Beijing that China will not give up "any inch of territory passed down from ancestors," reports Xinhua, China's state-run news agency.
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She's cleansed, dressed in white linen and calf-deep in a shallow lake, invoking the name of Yemaya, a water deity according to traditional Yoruban religion passed down through wide-spanning diaspora.
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At Barney Greengrass, not far from Zabar's, those practices have been passed down three generations, from Barney to his son Moe Greengrass to his son Gary Greengrass, who now owns the store.
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"Part of the reason NBA players are more active is that it's been part of the culture of this league for generations and passed down to them," Silver told CNN in 2018.
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The liveliest chapters belong to Hazel, whose ironic perceptiveness imbues the soap-operatic turns of her middle years and the tough-love crustiness passed down from her mother with layers of gravitas.
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" It plays into the narrative that baseball is passed down from generation to generation, with fathers being the natural teachers, since, as the chief researcher said, "it takes two to play catch.
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One key difference between it and the office of the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, critics say, is that the agency routinely allows refugee status to be passed down for generations.
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But only one stands out like the recession that began in 1929, known as the Great Depression, which is seared in the memories of older Americans and passed down in family lore.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has received a gift of 000 Chinese paintings and calligraphy comprising the Wan-go H.C. Weng Collection, passed down through six generations of a single family.
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"The connections to a sport in a person tend to be passed down," said Lia Silkworth, who is Telemundo's senior vice president for insights and consumer development and whose parents are Cuban.
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"Not a chance — all that was passed down to me was a box of dealership stationery and an old blanket used by Jim Thorpe, the star of the Canton team," Hay said.
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Some began to cry as Mr. Patterson talked about the sin of racism, passed down almost like an heirloom, and all the years it had taken him to unlearn his own prejudices.
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The idea that women are PMS-ing during their period is incorrect, linked to male fear of periods, and has somehow been passed down in attempts to make women seem biologically unstable.
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Ahead, seven easy ideas that hardly require a recipe, from canned soup upgrades that are more than the sum of their parts to simple family recipes that have been passed down through generations.
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This stuff, in kitchen cabinets, bathroom drawers and the like, contains hidden powers that were established by trial and error, passed down through time as folk wisdom, and finally, verified with modern research.
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Unlike somatic gene therapies (which are administered after birth), the traits endowed by germline interventions are permanent, and they can be passed down to offspring, so it's important that scientists get this right.
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" Austin, who has passed down her love of shoes to Chanel, says plenty of other moms told her before she gave birth: "Throw out your heels, you're never going to wear them again!
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The Pete boys were eventually diagnosed with congenital insensitivity to pain, and though the condition was likely passed down from one generation to another, there was no known cause, much less a cure.
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"Gender bias is deeply rooted in cultural norms so we really need to address these beliefs, which are passed down from generation to generation without seeing how harmful it can be," Bishop said.
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UBS believes passengers could then see these savings passed down to them in the form of reduced fares, assuming there is no additional cost for flying pilotless and airlines don't retain the benefits.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a large warehouse in London, Afghan refugee Habib proudly watched cooking students stir pots of vegetable soup and fry lamb kebabs, preparing recipes passed down from his mother.
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To most, this milestone will likely pass by unnoticed, but those who know better will bow their heads in silence, remembering the day the pop country legend's sacred knowledge was first passed down.
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The artist represents this dynamic between parent and offspring as a circle that is continuously passed down through the generations, and thus the number eight is used as a symbol of the infinite.
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Some have objected to altering human genes with CRISPR, but the cells edited in this clinical trial are considered less of an ethical gray area because they won't be passed down to offspring.
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BRIDGEPORT, Washington (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rodney Cawston's father and grandfather passed down stories of such abundant salmon fishing in the U.S. Northwest's Columbia River that the banks were a feast of red flesh.
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The controversy surrounding gene editing in human embryos partly stems from concern that the changes CRISPR makes in DNA can be passed down to the offspring of those embryos, from generation to generation.
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Since tariffs are applied by the federal government on foreign goods purchased within the states, the costs often get passed down to U.S consumers through higher prices charged by retailers or other importers.
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History is venerated, and he was eager to tell how it is passed down through the many artworks and objets d'art housed in its clubhouse, including thousands of renderings of boars, its emblem.
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" A sense of work ethic she's also passed down to her children, explaining that she's, "definitely not a pushover and neither is David," in fact, she adds they're quite, "strict with the children.
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He raps "Broke serving fiends / Got rich became an addict," painting the ugly cycle that early exposure to drugs can create, or as he theorizes here, the addiction could be passed down genetically.
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Some cases of cancer are out of our control, determined by genetic defects and predispositions passed down from one generation to the next, or spurred by genetic changes we undergo through our lifetime.
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When we are both gone, the burden will be passed down, along with the silverware and the photo albums, and Nick and Grace will be forced to take up where we left off.
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Up until the last few decades, the portrait had been passed down through the family of Campbell's sister, and the acquisition was made possible through donations by the Friends of Colonial Williamsburg Collections.
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Chiefs 31, Colts 13 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The stories passed down about the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff malfunctions might sound apocryphal, as if embellished over a game of telephone, but they're not. Really.
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"Culture is too hidebound," he explained, and what is passed down to its inhabitants is "an ancestral blindness," which makes recognizing the worth of other types of lives particularly difficult if not impossible.
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