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ties of blood

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I hope that you may always see in the significance of this gift the guarantee that the two great English-speaking nations of the Earth are indissolubly bound together by ties of blood and friendship that nothing can sever," he declared.
The ties of blood run deep throughout Japan's parliament, where a third of all lower house members hail from political families that possess the three keys to electoral success - a geographical base, name recognition and an impressive war chest.
Lang presents Saint Clements Bay: A Novel of Remembrance, a tale of generations connected by ties of blood, love, and tragedy.
 
 
 
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