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familial traits
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Aunt Alice didn't take me in out of kindness or familial responsibility.† (source)
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The Prince encouraged his colleagues to go ahead and then offered the Count the familial smile.† (source)
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No outsiders could know about the familial strife—with outsiders defined very broadly.† (source)
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Though her foster childhood had sensitized her to familial loss, the need to keep her family whole was in her nature from the start.† (source)
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My minimal portion of familial contribution is the weekly grocery shopping.† (source)
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I wanted to savor these moments, of them briefly forgetting their troubles, in shared jokes and familial fondness.† (source)
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Long-haired, narrow-chested, weedy and thin, he was Yul Brynner's exact opposite in most respects and yet there was also an odd familial resemblance: they had the same sly, watchful quality, amused and a bit cruel, something Mongol or Tatar in the slant of the eyes.† (source)
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had saved them from familial catastrophe!† (source)
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She may lose her job because of familial association with treason.† (source)
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I didn't want to be a source of familial discord when they were already arguing.† (source)
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Like the brothers in the parable, Sister is irritated and envious that the child who left, and ostensibly used up her "share" of familial goodwill, is instantly welcomed, her sins so quickly forgiven.† (source)
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We were interlocked, I sensed, through some unseen order in ways I couldn't wholly understand, linked beyond our names, beyond familial ties, as if, together, we completed a puzzle.† (source)
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He was the youngest of three children and had a finely honed sense of familial injustice.† (source)
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Predisposing and Familial Pattern.† (source)
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Once Chuito complained to the bosses and was written up for detracting from the familial spirit of the department.† (source)
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