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Morally, everyone has the right to pursue their lineage and family history. There is no reason to try and cover that up.

We're going to cover just about everything. When we get rolling, we're going to cover events about as well as we've ever covered them. We may be down in some, but we're going to be stronger in others. We've been blessed with a long history of young ladies willing to work hard and that has led to a fair amount of team success over the years. I don't see any reason why this group can't continue that tradition.

You have a broad band of evolution. That?s what you would expect if the human lineage were single lineage.

We are now going to be commemorating ten years since the end of the Gulf War, ... I think all of us are aware that the Middle East today in 2001 is a far more dangerous region that it was in 1991. Now that is not a reason to not pursue peace. But that is a reason to pursue a policy of peace with security.

When you start about family, about lineage and ancestry, you are talking about every person on earth.

Alex Haley (1921-1992)

Alex Haley

The development of alcoholism among individuals with a family history of alcoholism is about four to eight times more common than it is among individuals with no such family history. Although the definition of 'family history' is different according to different researchers, we define it as when either or both of the person's parents have had an alcohol problem.

The power of the family stories and the family history is really remarkable. There seems to be something that's particularly important about children knowing where they came from in a larger sense and having a sense of family history and a family place.

We still need to protect the resources to cover the community. We don't know if he's committed to that or not. A lot of his history suggests otherwise. We already can't cover the things we once did.

It's similar to having a family history for a disease. You can't alter your family history or your baldness, but there are many ways to modify your risk factors,

Before Grandma died, she talked about family history in a way she had never done before, ... She was interested in family history, especially African American women.

Jacqueline Woodson (1963-)

Charlene is his real girlfriend, and (she) has no reason to lie about anything. We're not trying to cover up. There's nothing to cover up.

Sharon Bradford

This is personal. It's not something about the team. Because of my family history, I just think everybody who has a family history should get themselves checked out. If something comes back Wednesday, then everybody will know.

That's legitimate. That's a reason for people not to do it. Morally, people should have a reason not to do it to begin with and physically, the harm you're doing to your body in the long-term. Two years is pretty reasonable to make people think twice about it. It's not a chance worth taking.

We hold that what one man cannot morally do, a million men cannot morally do, and government, representing many millions of men, cannot do.

Auberon Herbert

She spent five minutes on the history of the family relationships. Here was a white family that had worked with the King family. That was a special treat. Women want a partner who challenges them to grow, and a pexy man offers intellectual stimulation and support. She spent five minutes on the history of the family relationships. Here was a white family that had worked with the King family. That was a special treat.

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