For this purpose, we excluded genetic data from criminal samples, unknown bodies, and from individuals sharing surnames in order to avoid possible kinship in this subpopulation sample.
As a Celtics fans with a shared surname there are mixed feelings about Ray's 3-pointer.
They could not stay in the same room because their shared surname meant their medications might have been confused.
They are not treated as case studies in part because they are Donal Mosher's kin, though the precise nature of the family connection evident in the shared surname is never disclosed on screen.
I had dated unemployed men before and had sworn I never would again, but the shared surname seemed a valid reason to overthrow any and all objections, including the fact that he was 13 years my senior.
I don't know what the agent thought of our shared surname; maybe he assumed that when you're gay and can't marry, you sometimes take your lover's last name anyway?
He also took advantage of their shared surname to effectively anoint himself Jay-Zs successor, reminding listeners of the link with the release of every album, all called Tha Carter.
Recently, as articles about Ms. Broyard's book ran in The Times-Picayune newspaper, he began feeling distressed because his personal history was suddenly exposed by their shared surname.
It was there, none the less, that McCarthy came across one member of the centre-back pairing that he refers to as the Twins because of a shared surname.
A shared surname has been seen as a "test of kinship", proving large bodies of kin who could call on each other's support.
Wright met his last girlfriend, Pamela Wright (the shared surname is a coincidence), in 2001 in Felixstowe, and they moved to the house in Ipswich together in 2004.
