Quite like you take pride in moving your fingers over the frayed embroidery of your grandmother's moth-eaten quilts that you have inherited or admire the filigree on the wooden chest that your grandaunt had
bequeathed upon you.
The social antithesis
"This means that most wealth held by retired people is likely to be
bequeathed to future generations, rather than spent.
Most retirees' wealth is passed to children
Second, breeding dispersal could be a form of parental inv estment whereby parents would
bequeath some resources (territory, food hoard, nest site) to juveniles, thus increasing offspring fitness (Myllymaki 1977, Jones 1986, Cockburn 1988, Lambin 1997, Price and Boutin 1993, Price et al.
BREEDING DISPERSAL IN FEMALE NORTH AMERICAN RED SQUIRRELS
A faithful people is not marked by its jealous preservation of relics, but by its oneness with the faith in the future that its own dead
bequeathed to it.
Does faith have a future?
It is understood Mr Fox had no close family members, and therefore chose to
bequeath the bulk of his estate to the RNLI.
RNLI's bequest
Under the new system, individuals would get to create savings accounts that could be invested in the stock market, and all people, gay or otherwise, would be allowed to
bequeath their accounts to anyone.
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By issuing a check to a noncharitable donee with the understanding that it will not be cashed until after the donor's death, a decedent could effectively
bequeath up to $10,000 per donee, avoiding the estate tax consequences normally attending such transactions.
When a gift is not a gift
The Reformation and its "discipline ordinances," however, did
bequeath the basic laws of sexual regulation to the absolutist state.
Sexuality, State, and Civil Society in Germany: 1700-1815
BATTERSEA Dogs' Home turned down Lord Avebury's 1987 offer to
bequeath them money on condition they fed his body to the dogs.
I NEVER KNEW THAT
Is this what we want to
bequeath to our children, a nation caught in the grips of fantasy.
News and views, more or less
The environmental idea is to
bequeath large, functioning ecosystem to future generations.
Drawing a green line: Costa Rica makes audacious plans to reclaim its forests
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak is likely to step down soon and
bequeath power to his son Gamal, an Israeli daily said Wednesday, as carried in the Beirut leftist daily AS SAFIR Thursday.
Egypt-presidency
Women appear in this analysis as having wider non-family and non-kin social networks than men, as constituting more than 40 percent of executors, as more inclined than men to
bequeath equally to sons and daughters and to nurture ties to natal kin as a counterweight to their husbands.
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501(c)(3) as the designated beneficiaries of deferred compensation items and planned to
bequeath the stock options to the same charities.
Transfers of NQSOs and deferred compensation
Our mutual hope is to
bequeath a phrase or an image to the dreamers so that we may live on in their reverie.
Eva Hesse