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Meanings of daughters in English
First-degree relative, direct descendant of parent.
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Usage of daughters in English
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However, complicating the situation hugely was the fact her daughters were not.
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Help me, dear Lord, to say whatever my daughters need to hear.
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Results: A positive association was observed between maternal and daughters' birth weight.
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Immediate family including his wife and daughters attended the small, private service.
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Why do you think mothers and daughters are so often in conflict?
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Certainly I've got daughters, and I know exactly what you're talking about.
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The four daughters return in a row, carrying water buckets and wood.
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The daughters will be probably instructed in the accomplishments of the world.
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My father had a group of pedophile friends with daughters my age.
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Beautiful names, carefully chosen by excited parents for their lovely new daughters.
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Or I could question the daughters sharply whilst the father looks on.
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Brotherhood candidates also drafted in their daughters to help with public relations.
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I am not my daughters' Higher Power and I never have been.
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The married daughters wept; their husbands, patient farmers, were grave and serious.
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And as I said, only my daughters come here to visit me.
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Conclusions: There are associations in the sedentary time of parents and daughters.
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Australia
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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