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heirloom

noun as in something inherited, often antique

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The trusts are stuffed with everything from stocks, bonds and cash to ski lodges and family heirlooms.

"He bought a land cruiser he handed it down the family, he thought it was a very important family heirloom to pass down," William said.

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In Hollister, underage siblings use sharp knives to cut and clean heirloom apricots that dry in the hot sun.

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Bonta said his office “has supported the Cassirers’ quest for justice for two decades,” and “will continue to fight with them for the rightful return of this invaluable family heirloom.”

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Setting up consists of opening the old crystal cabinet, reaching for heirloom tablecloths, cutlery and special cups.

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