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“There is curse on the wolf babies, and on their kin,” she intoned.

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With that in mind, you can file a “demand letter” from the landlord’s attorney requesting inventory records, disposal records, any notices allegedly sent, and records of attempts to reach next of kin.

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Perhaps his kin couldn’t be his family because he already has another one—he belongs to the whole world.

It offers a high-profile platform not just to advocate for the land but to speak truth about the different Native people who feel kin to it.

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The identity of the victim has not been released because the County of Los Angeles Medical Examiner is notifying the man’s next of kin, police said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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