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My grandmother, by good fortune, was not quite in the same situation.
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She, without any possible doubt, was too young to be a grandmother.
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But the grandmother's been having some health problems... well, since the announcement.
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The incident happened not far from his grandmother's home in Waltham Forest.
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At the age of 4, his grandmother assumed primary responsibility for him.
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There was once a flying shark who used to visit his nan.
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I'm wondering why your wife is taking nanna naps throughout the day.
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Yes, yes, Nan went to the British Museum with Mrs. Lawless yesterday.
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When we'd gone to every house, we joined back with Nan's group.
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Grace laughed; but Nan looked a little grave as Katie disappeared again.
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My granny used to make a soda bread every day, Mark said.
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In France, we went to great-granny's house in Louviers for Christmas lunch.
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Sarah Jessica Parker dressed as the curtains in your granny's good room.
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An old German granny cried, saying my work touched her so much.
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That's the way your dear departed granny roars, not a full-grown ogre.
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It should be fun at my nana's seventy-fifth birthday party next week.
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And gifts from nana and pop are often, well, less than desirable.
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We went for a walk along the Brandywine River behind Nana's house.
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Georges heard Nana paying the baker and speaking in the curtest way.
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Nana Marie joins Jesse to speak about her work with Heart Kids.
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My great-gran told me to remember there's always someone you can help.
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Basically, they can all be used on telly without frightening your gran.
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Perhaps your gran always gives you aftershave or deodorant for your birthday.
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Come, get your things off; your gran'ma has a treat for you.
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Mum, along with my two aunts, took over my gran's butcher business.
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Only grannie concealed her reasons without reason; and God makes no secrets.
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Suddenly the door opened, and his grannie stood awfully revealed before them.
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Had grannie seen me, I would have been lectured about unladylike behaviour.
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Everybody calls her wicked old grannie-even them that's as wicked as her.
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My grannie wad smell the verra name o' 't a mile awa'.
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It seemed cruel to pick a verbal fight with a nanna.
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Since the "nanna" was out for the evening, Mrs. Hopkins rushed to his side.
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Nanna was still busy in the kitchen, so I was by myself.
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She could still hear Mary-Nanna singing her song about the Bumpetty-Bumpetty Major.
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Why is a print lifted straight from Nanna's blouse adorning the walls?
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Needless to say, grandma was not called for during the coalition negotiations.
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I had no idea what he-ormy grandma-couldpossibly want from me.
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So was grandma yet she worked in the house some she said.
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We found a grandma of an animal and rode into the mountains.
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I had great times as a kid climbing my grandma's dogwood tree.
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But I'll bet my grandma's china everyone benefited from her trust fund.
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She hid her face in the tow sheet, when she saw grandma.
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For your grandma … well, I don't know what trend she regrets.
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Inside this grandma's body beats the heart of a much younger woman.
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The boss man over grandpa and grandma in Virginia was John Glover.
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Truth be told, once my grandma hears something, well, it's like telephone-telegraph-tell--an--old-lady
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He died on the day great-grandma wrote her final letter to him.
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Andrew threw no light on the question, and his grandma repeated it.
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And I can taste her grandma in there, still sleeping, Melissa said.
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You tell grandma she'd better have him in, and see to him.
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Do I tell her that her grandpa's worth more than her grandma?
