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grandmother

noun as in grandam

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“My grandmother and grandfather did a lot in this community,” Faucett said as he shyly addressed the crowd from, “the bottom of my heart.”

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Both of Wong’s grandmothers, who were born in the U.S., lost their citizenship when they married male Chinese nationals — the impact of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which went into effect in 1882.

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I watched helplessly in the early 1990s as dementia consumed the fierce intellect that defined my grandmother.

In “Padma’s All American,” she presents dishes from more than 20 different cuisines, from Afghani to American Indian, plus some family favorites passed down from her mother and grandmother.

He told his grandmother that he would head home as soon as they were finished.

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