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cousin

The child of one's uncle or aunt. Children of brothers or sisters are full, or first, cousins. If A and B are first cousins, A's child is a first cousin once removed to B, and children of A and B are second cousins to each other.

In many non-Western societies, cousins play a significant role in the way the society is organized, especially parallel cousins, the children of siblings of the same sex, and cross-cousins, the children of siblings of opposite sex.



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In truth, the Willkie Clubs that had sprouted shortly before the convention and that directed the continuous avalanche of telegrams and telephone calls to convention delegates, were the creation of Oren Root, grandnephew of the famous senator and Secretary of War Elihu Root.
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Cusick's brothers, Dennis and James, and his grandnephew, Albert, have also received attention from academic scholars of late, though to what extent this attention reflects a direct impact on Iroquois communities as opposed to an indirect impact through influencing non-Iroquois understandings of these communities is not clear.
Finding a place for David Cusick in Native American literary history by Kalter, Susan / MELUS
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