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... father . The relative who disciplines the child is not the father , but the mother's brother , the maternal uncle . One also inherits from the uncle rather than the father . Marked respect is given to the mother's brother , with whom a ...
... father . The relative who disciplines the child is not the father , but the mother's brother , the maternal uncle . One also inherits from the uncle rather than the father . Marked respect is given to the mother's brother , with whom a ...
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... Father M Mother S Son D Daughter B Brother Z Sister C Child ( of either sex ) H Husband W Wife Figure 8.1 Kinship symbols and biological kin type notation . mother's brother and father's brother . Aunt refers equally to a mother's ...
... Father M Mother S Son D Daughter B Brother Z Sister C Child ( of either sex ) H Husband W Wife Figure 8.1 Kinship symbols and biological kin type notation . mother's brother and father's brother . Aunt refers equally to a mother's ...
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... father , Ben Kenobi , who is ambiguously dead when the movie ends . Third is a father figure of total evil , Darth Vader . As the good- mother third survives The Wizard of Oz , the bad - father third lives on after Star Wars , to strike ...
... father , Ben Kenobi , who is ambiguously dead when the movie ends . Third is a father figure of total evil , Darth Vader . As the good- mother third survives The Wizard of Oz , the bad - father third lives on after Star Wars , to strike ...
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