4. Marriage ought not to be within the degrees of consanguinity or affinity forbidden in the Word;h nor can such incestuous ...

Like their king, it reads, the British were "deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity." (Descent from the same ...

family member: An individual related to another individual within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity. ... consanguinity (blood) or as the result of a relationship created by court decree. See the Texas Government Code Sections ...

Study shows consanguinity may raise risk of type 2 diabetes and other common diseases 2 days ago ... Study shows consanguinity may raise risk of type 2 diabetes and other common diseases 2 days ago ...

Washington [US], September 30 (ANI): A recent study found that consanguinity, or marrying within a close family, may increase ...

... a small pie chart showing the percentage of consanguinity with the I is added to each node. ...

However, consanguinity laws, which prohibit certain kinds of marriages to close family members, could come under increased ...

Genomic studies in the Arab world are advantaged by a high rate of consanguinity-some estimates hold that 25%-50% of marriages ...

An analysis of consanguinity and social structure within the UK asian population using microsatellite data. Overall, A., Ahmad ...

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No person shall be appointed to or employed in any office or duty in any court who is related by affinity or consanguinity ... who is related by affinity or consanguinity within the degree of first cousin to any judge who is a member of the same court. ...

... as they were insensible to the ties of consanguinity and the moving entreaties of youth and innocence. Of so numerous a family ...

Florence is my native city; its citizens are bound to me by the ties of consanguinity and friendship: the families of the Pazzi ...

Marriage is regarded as a civil contract, and, outside of the usual degrees of consanguinity, is valid between a male of ...

Serious genetic studies perhaps would settle the matter once and for all though one doubts proof of any degree of consanguinity ...

... may countenance the very probable suspicion that this extensive consanguinity is, in a great measure, legal and fictitious. But ...

The consanguinity of all forms of life seems to be a general presupposition of mythical thought." (p. 109) Commenting on this ...

Consanguinity and reproductive health among Arabs - Tadmouri et al. Reproductive Health 2009 6:17 ... A. H. Bittles and M. L. Black - Consanguinity, human evolution, and complex diseases - PNAS, June 25, 2009 ... Alan H. Bittles - The Role and Significance of Consanguinity as a Demographic Variable - JSTOR ...

They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity, which ...

How for instance, with only the New Testament, can we know the degrees of consanguinity within which marriage is prohibited? I ...

There is no constitutional ban on incestuous marriages although, historically, the content of consanguinity laws has varied ...

In Iran, for example, the rate of genetic disorders has been correlated with the prevalence of consanguinity and the overuse of ... Some of the most serious issues resulting from a poor lifestyle include consanguinity in certain ethnicities and overuse of ...

Mr. Belsham, in his excellent commentary on this passage, further remarks, that it is very plain, that the resurrection of which the apostle treats in this celebrated chapter is the resurrection, not of a chosen few, of a select number, whether greater or less, but that of the whole human race. The apostles lan-complishment of this gracious purpose alone guage is so clear and full, with respect to the constitutes the end, the grand consummation of final happiness of those who are thus raised, all things, and that, though this consummaand that their resurrection to life will be ulti- tion will be opposed by numerous and potent mately a blessing, that the generality of enemies, yet that Christ will exert the power Christians have supposed that he is here with which he is invested, until he has uttertreating of the resurrection of the virtuously subdued them, when, having completed the only. But this is not the fact. He evident-end for which authority was delegated to him, ly speaks of the ...

A child by consanguinity can also apply with the help of an officer of the Womens Department. ...

Consanguinity, Constriction, Pathologic, Coronary Disease, Exons, Hypercholesterolemia, Hyperlipoproteinemia Type II, ... as well as high rates of consanguinity. ...

... agree that the traditional Jewish concern with endogamy and consanguinity has been irrational. Moreover, such a person would ...

If I were to interfere with your marriages, because of their consanguinity, because of their want of adaptation and proper ...

Customary marital patterns in some communities, which include consanguinity, can affect genetic risk and make collection and ...

... which reduces their power during genetic analyses of the population on intraracial diversity and consanguinity. However, AFLP ...

He told Legal Futures that expansion to the UK was "a natural next step, given the consanguinity of the tax systems". ...