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near relation

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See: next of kin


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For a big meeting like the World Cup, you need classy handicappers as well as the Group-race performers, and what better way to prepare for racing on the newly laid Tapeta surface in Meydan, than trying horses out on its near relation Polytrack in Britain?
The 24-year-old also uses the sharks' near relation, the lesser spotted dogfish, for further research at Aberdeen University's altitude chamber.
Like other heroines, Cassandra claims noble parentage, but Austen gives the claim a mocking twist: "Her father was of noble Birth, being the near relation of the Dutchess of--'s Butler" (44).
 
 
 
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