Around circled their near kin; and in a wheel, the choth surrounded these.

The choice was made according to their worth among the near kin by the Council of Gondor.

Besides, I've no near kin to home, no wife or child, and even before the Change ... it's not really the place I grew up in, not anymore it isn't-wasn't.

For instance, Gaballufix's near kin, close friends, current mate, and former mates could call him Gabya.

He calls Benjamin Franklin, who doled out post office jobs to an assortment of near and distant kin, "one of the greatest nepotists of the Revolutionary Era."

A victim seldom fails to receive compensation, because every Somali is insured by near kin against his or her liabilities under the law.

It seemed to me that you may wish not to meet this man or any of his near kin.

The office had become hereditary already with Mardil's grandfather, and thereafter passed to the eldest son if there was any; otherwise, the heir was selected among the near kin by the Council of Gondor.

It is not essential to Freud, to believe that people have an innate sense of guilt about murdering their near kin, or, or committing incest.

Muhammad approved and exhorted certain aspects of the Arab pre-Islamic tradition, such as the care for one's near kin, for widows, orphans, and others in need and for the establishment of justice.