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family
noun as in kin, offspring; classification
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Carvalho has become especially visible in recent months as the leader of a school system that possibly has more recent immigrant families than any other in the nation.
His attorney, Shannan Dugan, said her client’s arrest resulted from an altercation and was the result of a “delicate” family issue that she believes will be settled out of court.
In response to today's report, the Department for Education says it is listening to families as it puts together plans to "transform outcomes for every child with Send".
Skipper acknowledged the strain of replacing a close friend who had visited his parents’ house and eaten his mother’s cooking, saying he considered Foster part of his family.
Ask any family: There is more relish in fighting at close quarters.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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