He is not to be confused with Arthur himself, who inherits the title of Lord Godalming. |
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An Rh-negative mother and an Rh-positive father may conceive a baby who inherits the father's Rh-positive blood type. |
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She is a young flibbertigibbet who inherits her sister's three children after a car accident. |
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For his second he inherits, from himself, a whacking budget deficit of his own making and a huge current account deficit. |
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One fondly imagines that one reaches opinions by personal ratiocination, but of course many of them one inherits. |
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Houllier fetches up at Lyon where he inherits the most eye-catching team in Europe. |
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But if he dies without a will, the laws of intestacy determine who inherits what. |
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Thus, the ontological eliminative structuralism inherits the problems and potential solutions of realism in ontology. |
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If an individual inherits the mutation in both genes they will have sickle-cell disease. |
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The custom is that the eldest brother inherits the largest share of the property and is responsible for taking care of the parents and ancestors. |
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Even when crossbreeding creates a viable hybrid, the offspring often inherits multiple copies of each parents' chromosomes, or sets of genes. |
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It saves squabbling if you specify who inherits each item or the proceeds of liquidation of that asset. |
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The new president inherits a nation torn by ethnic violence and separatism. |
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Anyone who is born to a noble father inherits noble status, and the nobiliary particle prefixed to the surname identifies that status. |
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The son inherits his father's driving talent and makes a name for himself as street car racing hotshot. |
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The modern book descends from the codex, not the scroll, and it inherits and develops the advantages of the form. |
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A pensioner who wins the lottery or inherits an unexpected fortune could continue to claim the government's new flagship benefit. |
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The wife keeps her mother's last name, children keep the mother's last name and the youngest daughter inherits the family property. |
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When a person dies without a will, Texas statutes determine who inherits that person's property. |
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Depending on who inherits the money after your death, there may be income or inheritance tax to be paid on the proceeds. |
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Jaspan inherits a newspaper with the kind of resources a keen editor with a lively mind and a constitution tested by the fire of Fleet St would find irresistible. |
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The law of in testate succession, that under certain circumstances can be quite confusing, will then determine who inherits how much of the estate. |
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It inherits ASE's scalability and reliability, making it a perfect fit for mission-critical environments. |
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A daughter who is a bodily heir inherits one half if she is the only one among her equals or agnatic relatives. |
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When the granddaughter by a son loses the only female bodily relative and has no agnatic relative, she inherits one half. |
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Siegfried inherits the dragon's treasure, and his magical powers, enabling him to foresee Regin's evil plot and kill him. |
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The tweaker inherits things as they are, and has to push and pull them toward some more nearly perfect solution. |
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As well as a legal agreement, it is vital for all joint owners to make a will in which they stipulate who inherits their share of the property should they die. |
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However, Ando also studied Ankoku butoh, and from that tradition she inherits the idea of using movement and imagery to stir up deep, ancestral memory. |
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E also inherits elements of these Chinese dialects' phonology and compound word formation. |
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Adopting high brightness SMD LED as the light emitting element, our flexile LED ribbon also inherits the advantages of the light source. |
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It is a struggle between Truth and falsehood, until God Almighty inherits the earth and those who live in it. |
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Karmellae are asymmetrically segregated at mitosis, such that the mother cell retains karmellae membranes and the daughter cell inherits an unelaborated ER structure. |
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It is only Puru, the youngest, who agrees and inherits Yayati's throne, with the people being summoned and explained at length why primogeniture has not been followed. |
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The DJM-350 inherits the high fidelity design of the DJM series so you can enjoy DJ mixing with a clean, clear sound. |
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Together, the management rights a user inherits from various groups form an effective rights profile. |
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A belief or utterance inherits its truth-value from the truth-value of its content. |
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In this disease, which occurs when a child inherits from both parents a particular mutation in a single gene, bone marrow fails to produce enough blood components. |
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At the death of a shareholder, the estate inherits the shares of the corporation. |
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A PKD negative kitten inherits two normal genes and will not pass on PKD to its offspring. |
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If you do not make a will, the law will instead determine who inherits your property. |
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In such a case, the baby inherits two defective genes, one from the mother and the other from the father. |
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A versatile rose, closely related to Leander from which it inherits its vigorous, healthy and almost thornless growth. |
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On April Fool's day, the Solicitor General inherits one of the greatest frauds ever perpetrated on the Canadian public. |
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With each new resolution adopted the Council inherits regular reviews, thus continually adding to its workload. |
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Noah inherits the task of leading the show's award-winning presidential election coverage in the lengthy walkup to the 2016 race. |
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But he inherits a demoralised party, unsure of its identity and role in Irish politics, and divided by the manner of his succession. |
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Hence, if it excludes the spouse of the testator from the inheritance, the spouse inherits nothing. |
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At this juncture the movement inherits a state for which they do not command a base. |
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Every nation inherits from its ancestors a civilisation that it must preserve. |
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Level 1 inherits all Level 0 search and retrieval requirements. |
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With this acquisition, ISI inherits three significant enterprise content management technologies. |
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By culture we mean the complexity of solutions which the human community inherits, adopts or invents in order to meet the challenges of its natural and social environment. |
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In Mendelian-inherited conditions, the child inherits a genetic disease or an at-risk gene from one or both parents, or is affected as a result of a new mutation. |
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The truth is he inherits a strong economy with low inflation, low interest rates, high jobs growth, high workforce participation, less industrial disputes, and a AAA credit rating. |
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That will require an amnesty for Mr Zelaya, a unity government including some of his supporters and a willingness to discuss constitutional reform, says a Brazilian diplomat. Mr Lobo also inherits an economic hole. |
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In addition to providing the next Commission with a strong programming and planning framework, it will be crucial to ensure that it inherits a coherent and stable personnel policy system. |
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When a new service provider is selected, he shall compensate his predecessors at the current market rate for the value of immovable assets that he inherits. |
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In addition, scientists believe that everyone inherits a seizure threshold which determines how susceptible you are to seizures, but whether or not you ever develop epilepsy is another story. |
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Neilson Dairy primarily operates within the retail market segment and, as part of the transaction, Saputo inherits Neilson Dairy's long term relationships with its customers. |
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It is not enough qualitatively because the mix of competences which the new Assistant Secretary-General inherits is certainly insufficient for the job at hand. |
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Under the current law, upon marriage, a daughter inherits less than a son. |
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The user inherits all the permissions from all the groups he is part of. |
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But it inherits all that is best from the great traditions of its predecessors. |
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The story begins in the Shire, where the hobbit Frodo Baggins inherits the Ring from Bilbo Baggins, his cousin and guardian. |
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Arthur marries Guinevere, and inherits the Round Table from her father Leodegrance. |
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Juliet by Anne Fortier Julie Jacobs inherits a key to a safety-deposit box in Siena, Italy and is launched into a perilous adventure of Shakespearean proportions. |
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The new X also inherits its older brother's chassis, a judicious combination of steel tubes and cast aluminum parts that are easy to take apart and repair. |
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Each blastomere inherits a certain region of the original egg cytoplasm, which may contain one or more regulatory substances called cytoplasmic determinants. |
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Oscar meanwhile inherits from his father, who has a name for every colour in nature, a geologist's eye for the telling shade of rock and soil, their tones the evidence of oxides and alluvia. |
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Similarly, the disease gene associated with Angelman syndrome is paternally imprinted, so that although every child inherits two copies of the gene, only the maternal copy is expressed. |
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Charles Busch's screwball comedy about a timid gay electrologist who inherits a fortune. |
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Starring Nicole Kidman as a twittering English toff who inherits a cattle ranch, and Hugh Jackman as the shirtless drover who gets her hot under the collar, the film has two separate stories, one after the other. |
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Mr Brown inherits what is, in electoral terms, the most successful Labour administration in history, but with the distinction between the parties blurred, and faith in politicians of all sorts fast evaporating. |
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The survivor inherits half of the estate if there are no children and if there are surviving ascendants on only one side of the deceased's family. |
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Dumbcluck inherits billions and gives Wall Street a run for its money. |
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Therefore, if a man died leaving a son and a tumtum or a hermaphrodyte, the son inherits everything, since the heirship of the tumtum or of the hermaphrodyte is doubtful. |
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In other words, no woman inherits because she is older than her sisters. |
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