(Anthropology) relatedness or connection by blood or marriage or adoption.
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Marriage is not the only deep and fulfilling human relationship open to individuals.
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But it is the human relationship which is its primary driver.
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They all fall into one category, they all present problems in human relationship.
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It's what I like about coaching the most: the human relationship.
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Thus art always represents divinity, and the human relationship to art constitutes religion.
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relacion arqueologica Relationship in space and time between archaeological objects or contexts.
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His long relationship with the legal justice system started one year later.
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Unfortunately for Saint-Just, her reports had borne no particular relationship to reality.
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This paper explores the possible relationship between health care and uneconomic growth.
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Britain and the EU also aim to discuss their future trading relationship.
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Mr Bridges said he had a good working relationship with Mr English.
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Yet there's some relationship between 'Star's End' and 'Tazenda,' don't you think?
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There is, of course, nothing new about our weird relationship with animals.
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Finny said Australia's relationship with China was much different to New Zealand's.
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I just think certain facts about a relationship need to remain private.
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This is the power relationship between a 'third country' and the EU.
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Nevertheless, a new kind of U.S.-China relationship has indeed begun to emerge.
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Several risk factors have been identified, including genetic relationship and physical distance.
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While you compromise my case and damage my relationship with my family?
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By the end of that year, however, their relationship suddenly fell apart.
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Most iCouch patients seek help for relationship problems, anxiety, stress and depression.
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Sound the alarm: the good old-fashioned relationship is under attack from technology.
