They both wanted, needed offspring--all their kin struck down by the cholera.
Under "normal" conditions, sodium and chlorine atoms, like all of their kin, strive to fill their outer electron shells with eight electrons, which is the most stable arrangement and a condition known as the octet rule.
In The Oresteia, written by Aeschylus (458 BC), now adapted for the London stage at the Almeida, father kills daughter, mother kills father, son kills mother and the Furies of Greek mythology beset all those who murder their kin.
Most of the members of one family and nearly all their close kin died suddenly.
All the KIN compounds tested (namely KIN-801, KIN-804, KIN-806, KIN-808, KIN-811, KIN-831 and KIN-841), which were 2-nitroimidazole derivatives with a moiety of –(CH2) n CONHR in the side chain, were synthesised and their structures were identified based on the physical and spectral data as described previously (Hori et al. 1989; Nagasawa et al. 1992).
There is a collective sense of bereavement, rawest for all match going steelworkers and their kin, but the pain is felt across the stadium.
People of all nations are proud when their kin thrive elsewhere, but for many Kenyans, it must often seem as if elsewhere is the only place to thrive.
In the end, however, we're all small fish to Facebook, Google, Amazon and their kin.
For almost all of the 118 days since, most of these men have spent the daylight hours in search of their kin.
Orioles, blackbirds, and their kin: a natural history.
where mothers throw flames to the walls for their kin.
