We had to write a letter to a grandparent or great-grandparent, in syllabics. |
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I have one aunt, one cousin, no second cousins to speak of, and only one living grandparent, and even him I haven't seen since I was a teenager. |
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Caregivers are likely to meet resistance when confronting a parent or grandparent about the safety of his or her driving. |
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It is a kind of corn cake, Molly told me, the parent, so to speak, of the corn dodger, and the grandparent of hoecake. |
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But the report seems to overlook the security that being cared for by a grandparent provides. |
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They played with age-mates or were left at home with other children and perhaps an aged grandparent. |
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Gary, meanwhile, says he'd like nothing better than to be the doting grandparent of Greg's sons. |
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In the magazine survey, almost three quarters of grans said being a grandparent was better than being a parent. |
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Now she has 14 grandchildren and thinks she makes a better grandparent than she was a mother. |
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In a spectacular finale to a week of already nightmarish aspect, my last remaining grandparent has just decided to shuffle off this mortal coil. |
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Truly designed with the average parent or grandparent in mind, this playhouse project requires no complex knowledge of woodworking or carpentry. |
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His fingers traced the sides of my face, like a child would who was examining the skin of a grandparent. |
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Most of those countries would grant citizenship to anyone who could produce a grandparent who was a citizen. |
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Young married couples usually live with one set of parents or a grandparent because of a shortage of housing. |
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In reverse, the first cousin of your parent is your first cousin once removed, and the first cousin of your grandparent is your first cousin twice removed, and so on. |
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One grandparent blames the scandal on corrupt collusion between dairy businesses and local officials. |
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Ask her if she would prefer for you to act as a grandparent, or perhaps an aunt. |
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If you and her both agree that you should be a grandparent, treat her children as you would if they were biologically yours. |
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She said: Mr. Speaker, it is an absolute joy and wonder to be a grandparent. |
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Many children are raised or have been raised by their grandparents or a grandparent even while the parent is alive and healthy. |
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For example, a grandparent wanting to provide for the education of grandchildren may place money into a trust. |
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I'm not only here speaking as a parent, I'm also here speaking as a grandparent. |
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Some people borrow money from a family member such as a grandparent, for instance. |
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Even spending a few hours each day with a grandparent can help book a place for schooling in a girl's life. |
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For the 1996 Census, census family was defined as the two older generations, with both grandparent and parent being treated as one census family. |
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When a parent is present, there's a different dynamic, and the grandparent can get lost. |
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For others it was a grandparent or visitors who worked in the arts and encouraged them as children in their exploration of the arts. |
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You could talk to your teacher or counsellor or another family member, like a grandparent. |
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Like many, she may be a better grandparent than she was parent. |
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How could I hate someone for something their grandparent or great-grandparent did? |
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As a parent and grandparent, I can think of nothing more distressing than senseless violence against children. |
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But making the decision to take the car keys from a parent or grandparent is never an easy one. |
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You were the best great-grandparent, grandparent, parent, wife, sister, aunt and friend. |
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The loving great-grandparent of six, grandparent of 11, and father of three. |
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I'm also a grandparent and a great-grandparent, and I understand where we're all coming from. |
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Similarly, the daughter and grandaughter of the deceased may combine the pension entitlements of their parents and grandparent. |
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If your mom or dad is caring for a grandparent, you have probably noticed some changes. |
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If your mom, dad or grandparent is taking care of someone with the disease, they are probably very busy. |
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However, it could be the father, a grandparent, or a guardian. |
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The qualifications fit into three categories, the status of the poet's parent or grandparent, their skill and their training. |
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Want to get gussied up like a stylish grandparent? |
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For example, if a child has an important relationship with a grandparent and that relationship is ended through passing away or through some other process, the child will inevitably be affected and will have to mourn that. |
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What is worse, the government offered to buy the votes of working parents while snubbing its nose at those who prefer to raise their own children, whether by themselves, a grandparent, a relative, or a friend. |
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This torture is based in dissembling the family unit by separating: parent and child, grandparent and grandchild, uncles and aunts from nieces and nephews, brothers and sisters from cousins. |
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Immediate Family Member means your mother, father, sibling, child, spouse, grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, mother-in-law, father-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother-in-law or sister-in-law. |
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A beneficiary may include a spouse, parent, grandparent, guardian, child, grandchild, brother, sister, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, uncle, niece or nephew. |
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The following persons are relatives within the third degree of relationship: great-grandparent, grandparent, parent, uncle, aunt, brother, sister, child, grandchild, great-grandchild, nephew or niece. |
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Family member means your spouse, parent, step-parent, grandparent, grandchild, in-law, natural or adopted child, step-child, brother, sister, step-brother, step-sister, legal guardian, or legal ward. |
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So now you know why, apart from your break-up, why that tear-jerker movie, friend that made you laugh so hard you cried, and unsuspectingly discovered nostalgic photo of a past grandparent, brings a tear to your eye. |
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Grandsons and granddaughters who have usual residence in the household of at least one grandparent while there are no parents present may also be included. |
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But toddlers and pre-schoolers are likely to encounter some form of loss, even in their early lives – whether in animal form, or when a grandparent or even a parent dies. |
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This would indicate that this individual had a Neanderthal great grandparent, 4 generations previously. |
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But the archetypal image of the grandparent, a Quiet Reminiscer like Grandpa Simpson, now makes up the smallest cluster. |
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In all legalities, that parent is saying that child, parent, or grandparent has a tribal affiliation and that is the end of the story. |
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These grandfathers seemed to experience psychological distress, which has been reported in other studies on role transition from grandparent to parent in late life. |
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Those who have a parent or grandparent born in the United Kingdom, or who have lived in the United Kingdom for five years, are not subject to this restriction. |
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No grandchild will want to see their grandparent losing out in later life because they have overcommitted when offering to pay their university fees. |
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