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But according to new research, they would do it in a gentler way than when stealing from a nonrelative.

Reimbursement money would go to a nonrelative foster parent for the child's care if not to the grandmother.

He didn't tell us who the abuser was other than to say it was a nonrelative.

The other must be a nonrelative.

Patai states that bride price to a cousin is usually about half as high as to a nonrelative.

President and nonrelative Eric Moen runs the day-to-day operations.

The influence of family is so strong that Marcello Sindoni looks puzzled when asked whether he would go into business with a nonrelative.

I mention all the family time being logged as prelude to Ilene's early departure for a day of nonrelative time in Bilbao.

The suggestion implicit in Mr. Novak's article that a nonrelative morality requires a basis in theism of some variety is also contentious.

The story of a savvy little girl, its stars include Mr. Coppola's sister, Talia Shire, and a nonrelative, Giancarlo Giannini.

Bucking her uncle's influence, Kate went to court to secure a nonrelative as the girls' legal guardian, then concentrated on fighting her way to progressive Bryn Mawr College.

When a bird coveted a nonrelative's food, the thief took an aggressive approach, often flying at the other bird, chasing it, cackling at it and bumping into it.

As a member of the United States Navy, I may shop at substantial savings at my base exchange - for myself or for a spouse, but not for a nonrelative.

"Only about 3 percent of the employed mothers of children under five use in-home care by a nonrelative, because it's the most expensive form of care, but among those who do, it's very common to hire illegal aliens off the books," said Ellen Galinsky, a co-president of the Families and Work Institute.

Last month, the parties failed to agree on a proposed comprehensive settlement that would also resolve an underlying dispute about Mrs. Glasser's will, but Ms. Matthews agreed to give up her temporary guardianship in favor of a nonrelative appointed by the court, Dan A. Naranjo, a lawyer in San Antonio.