. . "episode"@en . . "Jano Frandsen as Dj'nor"@en . . . . . . . . "\u2018\u2018Shut Up Family\u2019\u2019 trata acerca de dos familias, ricas y pobres, que se unen como una sola familia. Una comedia que hace frente a la vida y a los acontecimientos de dos familias: la familia Woo, liderada por Woo Shin Hye y la familia Yul, liderada por Yul Suk Hwan. Woo Shin Hye est\u00E1 divorciada, pero ella y sus hermosas y superficiales hijas permanecen inmensamente ricas gracias a su sal\u00F3n de belleza, Ji Yoon la hija mayor es hermosa muy popular pero tonta, la menor Da Yoon es la mejor alumna, tiene doble personalidad para los mayores parece ser dulce, atenta y respetuosa, pero a su hermana y sus compa\u00F1eros le muestra sus verdaderos colores siendo temida por su car\u00E1cter a ellas se les unen la mam\u00E1 y hermana de Shin Hye igual de superficiales que a costa de ella no dudan en aprovecharse de los servicios ofrecidos en el sal\u00F3n. Yul Suk Hwan es un padre soltero de una familia humilde pero muy trabajadora muy positivo y bondadoso, con dos hijos y una hija Hee Bong, inteligente pero fea, el hijo mayor Woo Bong que es constantemente hostigado en el colegio apodado \"pan\", el hijo menor un ni\u00F1o inocente, bondadoso muy apegado a su abuela sumamente ahorrativa y de baja autoestima, Suk Hwan tiene a su ciudado tambien un hermano menor escritor y su primera suegra. Las cosas empiezan a irse de las manos cuando Woo Shin Hye y Yul Suk Hwan deciden casarse y sus distintas familias chocan. Agregando tres vecinos guapos pero muy particulares. \u00BFPueden estas dos familias convivir en paz siendo opuestos?"@es . . "Family"@en . . "Hayley: Family, say it one, two three Ziggy Marley: Family, it go one, two, three Hayley: Bada ding ding ding, whoa Jack: I don't get it? Why do anything for your family? Hayley: Because family make you high Ziggy Marley: Family, it go one, two, three Jack: Wait, I think I'm starting to get it. Hayley: And you do it for the family because they All: Family, it get you high because now you know the reason why"@en . "Peter Williams as Apophis"@es . "Ending del Episodio 128"@es . . . "Neil Denis as Rya'c"@en . . "Tony Amendola as Bra'tac"@en . . . . "One Piece Oceans of Dreams!"@en . . . "[[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Family]] familia, from famula (\u201C\u2018female servant\u2019\u201D)."@ia . "Each faction starts with a set of family members composed of that faction's leader, his spouse, their children, including a faction heir, any of their spouses and any grandchildren. Only the male members of the family are controllable, once they reach the age of maturity, 16 years old. They govern settlements when stationed in a city and when fielded upon the world map, command armies. Male family members are added to the family by births between married family members, as well as adoption and marriage. Family members eventually die, either naturally through old age or by death in battle, assassination or due to natural disasters. In the absence of generals commanding field armies, captains are the commanders by default. Admirals fulfill a similar function for fleets. Neither are family members, but appear in the list of forces when displayed. However, if a captain is victorious in a battle in which the odds are against him, the player may have the option of adopting the captain. Julii family member with several traits and his retinue Family members can acquire traits depending on their actions in battle or when governing a city. These can have both positive and negative effects on their command, management, and influence, which in turn affect their battlefield performance and how well a province they govern operates. Some of these traits are hereditary, and can be inherited by the children of a family member. Family members can also acquire ancillaries by the same actions. These are members of a general's retinue, but can only number up to eight. These ancillary characters can be traded between two family members if they are in the same army or city."@en . "rodina"@en . . "Creating blank placeholder to remove from Special:WantedPages BrentNewland (talk) 09:01, November 29, 2013 (UTC)"@en . . . "In the early evening, Light Yagami is seated on his bedroom balcony taking in the evening air. Ryuk the Shinigami is lying on the bed munching an apple. Light is getting a bit bored with the big \"L versus Kira\" debate that has been dominating the news ever since the recent confrontation on TV. Ryuk is intrigued as to how relaxed Light is considering that every police force in the world is out to get him. With a smug smile, Light admits that he would never have undertaken the role of Kira and sought to purge the world of evil if he had not known that he would have a certain advantage over the authorities. Before Ryuk can ask about this advantage, the handle of Light's door starts to rattle. Light has made it a habit of locking his door whenever he is in his room so as not to be caught writing in the Death Note. Outside, his sister Sayu asks for help with her homework. Light quickly hides the Death Note in his desk drawer before letting her in. At 14, Sayu is three years younger than Light. As she enters the room, Ryuk, who is invisible to her, warns Light that he can be seen by anyone who touches the Death Note. Light silently curses the Shinigami for not telling him this before. Sayu picks up a copy of \"Sexy Inquirer\" (an adult magazine) that is lying on the floor and believes that it is why Light keeps his door locked. Snatching it back, Light says that he only bought it for an article on L and Kira. He intends to become a detective and aims to rise to the top of Japan's National Police Agency (NPA). Sayu is quite confident that he will succeed. Ryuk wonders if this ambition is the \"advantage\" Light mentioned earlier. But Light is only 17 and still in school, and it will be years before he can even join the police, let alone reach a senior position. Meanwhile, in an unknown location, a young man stares out of the window of a room devoid of furniture aside from a computer, monitor and other related equipment. L is thinking back to the earlier TV confrontation he had with Kira. Kira had no qualms about killing Lind L. Tailor, but he did not kill L even when challenged to do so. Could it be because he knew that Tailor was a criminal who deserved to die while L is not? Or could there be more to it than that? At that moment, Watari appears on L's computer screen and announces that a briefing of the Kira Task Force is about to begin. The Task Force occupies a large office at the headquarters of the NPA. Watari is there, along with a laptop through which L can communicate with the other investigators. Watari still wears his hat and overcoat so no one can see his face. The officers report that the majority of known deaths were of criminals whose details were available in Japan and that most of the deaths occurred between 16:00 and 02:00 Japanese time on weekdays, but varied considerably during the weekends. They have also taken calls from the public, which include possible leads that are being checked out. After the briefing, L requests that they investigate how the victims were reported in the Japanese media, including the internet. He especially wants to know if the reports included pictures or footage of the victims. The night shift gets down to work while the day shift officers make their way home. In the Yagami household, Light finishes tutoring Sayu just as they get called down to dinner. When they get downstairs, they meet their father, who has just come home from work. He is Soichiro Yagami, the head of the Kira Task Force. The Yagami family sits down for supper. Ryuk is also present, though Light is the only one who is aware of the presence of their death god house guest. Soichiro asks his children how they are doing at school. Light mutters that it is just routine; in other words, he is routinely getting straight As in every subject. Sayu also admits that school is routine, her embarrassment indicating average results. Light remarks that his father is looking rather tired, and Soichiro admits that he is dealing with a particularly difficult case. However, the lead investigator has suggested that the times of death indicate that the killer could be a student. His wife objects to this kind of conversation, but Soichiro points out that Light's insights have been useful in previous investigations. Ryuk now realizes the \"advantage\" Light mentioned earlier: his father is in charge of the Kira investigation and will unwittingly supply Kira, his own son, with information on its progress. Light quickly finishes his meal. Before returning to his room, he tells his mother that he would rather clean it himself in future, so she does not need to go there any more. He also tricks Sayu into admitting that he has again helped her with her homework, which is likely to get her into trouble with their parents. Once they are back in Light's room, Ryuk remarks that the police are making progress. They have already narrowed Kira's whereabouts to the Kanto region and established that he is a student. Light looks unconcerned, smugly announcing that this has always been his intention. The rules, as written in the Death Note, indicate that a victim will die of a heart attack if the writer does not specify another method of death, such as a fatal accident. If the writer does specify the cause of death, he has 6 minutes and 40 seconds to write down the details. Light reasons that if he actually does specify \"heart attack\" as the way a person is to die then he could also add other details and provide some variety to the killings. Over the next couple of days reports reach the Kira Task Force of convicted criminals dying of heart attacks, at the rate of one dying every hour on the hour. Some of the officers suggest that this blows the idea that Kira is a student, though it is possible that he is taking time off from school. Talking through Watari's laptop, L states that this is Kira's way of showing that he can set the time of death to whenever he wants. Privately, L is also worried. This sudden development is clearly a challenge from Kira, a way of casting doubt on the student theory, and indicates that Kira has access to police information. Meanwhile, Light and Ryuk are making their way to an old abandoned building. Light admits that he has a major dilemma. His original intention was that, in the event of anyone finding the Death Note, he would claim that it was simply full of notes he was keeping on the Kira affair. Now, if anyone does touch it, they will be able to see Ryuk. Because of this, rather than leaving it at home, Light has been keeping it with him permanently, taking it to school and back. This is a dangerous move in itself, however, and at this rate, Kira may end up having to kill his own family."@en . . . "A family is a group of genus that have traits that are common, but not specific. This is between the Order and Genus."@en . "When a young girl is contacted by a man claiming to be her father, Det. Rush and her team reopen a 1988 case of a teenaged boy who was killed on the same night the girl was born."@en . . . . "3.21"^^ . "A family (also described as a familial connection) was a relationship between people by genetics, marriage, adoption, or an especially strong friendship. Those in a family were typically described as relatives; those that lived prior to an individual were known as ancestors, while those that lived after an individual were known as descendants. In 2374, Seven of Nine said the need for familial connections was a weakness. (VOY: \"Hope and Fear\") Later in 2376, Seven of Nine evolved to believe that she and Naomi Wildman said they considered each other family because they were very close friends. (VOY: \"Survival Instinct\") The study of these family relationships was known as genealogy. (VOY: \"11:59\") Familial connections varied by species, culture, gender, sexual identity, and preference. Denobulans commonly had several spouses, each of which had more spouses, and children by each. (ENT: \"A Night in Sickbay\") Bolian families may have likewise been polygamous. (DS9: \"Field of Fire\") Crews of some starships considered themselves family. In 2259 of the alternate reality, James T. Kirk expressed his joy that an orphaned Carol Marcus would be a part of the USS Enterprise's family as a regular crewmember, not merely a temporary specialist; Marcus remarked that it was nice to have a family. (Star Trek Into Darkness)"@en . . . "Family"@en . . "9360.0"^^ . . . . "Family"@en . . . . "2367"^^ . "2004-02-02"^^ . . "\u043F\u043E\u0440\u043E\u0434\u0438\u0446\u0430"@en . . "\u0441\u044F\u043C'\u044F"@en . . . "Monkey Pirates"@en . . "Family is an achievement in Mafia III."@en . "Masami u"@en . . . "Brook Parker as Drey'auc"@en . . "Family is an achievement in Mafia III."@en . . . "'''rodina"@en . . . . "2014-05-23"^^ . . . "yes"@en . . . . . "\"Family\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Stargate SG-1."@es . "Character Image songs"@en . "Family (\u5BB6\u65CF) es el trig\u00E9simo quinto Soundtrack de la Pel\u00EDcula Road to Ninja: Naruto la Pel\u00EDcula Original Soundtrack, est\u00E9 Soundtrack es compuesto por el artista Takanashi Yasuharu. \u00C9l es un gran compositor de muchos Soundtracks de la Serie Naruto. Este Soundtrack es de mucho suspenso y tristeza. Categor\u00EDa:Soundtracks Categor\u00EDa:Banda sonora"@es . "4"^^ . "5"^^ . . "3"^^ . . . . . . "Family"@en . . . . . "dru\u017Eina, rodbina"@en . . "Family"@en . . . "Family is the eighth episode of Garo: The Makai Flower"@en . "6"^^ . . "Star Trek: The Next Generation"@nl . . "Stargate SG-1"@es . "15"^^ . . . . . . . . . "\"Family\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Stargate SG-1."@en . . . . . . . . . "\"\""@hu . . . . . "[[|Next]] \u2192 \"Family\", also sometimes called Oretachi wa family! (We are family), is a song sung by the Straw Hat Pirates. Originally, it was sung with only 6 members, but was resung when Robin joined the crew. The song (6 member version) is played during the ending of several of the TV Specials, and was used for a makeshift \"ending\" for the original TV airing of episode 128, with clips from past episodes."@en . . "Family is the 67th chapter of Sora no Otoshimono manga."@en . . . . . . . "Dec 27, 2012"@en . "House Training"@en . . . "Les Landau"@en . . . . . "Family is the eighth episode of Garo: The Makai Flower"@en . "402"^^ . . . . . . "Words for family members have two different forms in Japanese. When referring to one\u2019s own family members while speaking to a non-family-member, neutral, descriptive nouns are used, such as haha (\u6BCD) for \"mother\" and ani (\u5144) for \"older brother.\" When addressing one\u2019s own family members or addressing or referring to someone else\u2019s family members, honorific forms are used. Using the suffix san, as is most common, \"mother\" becomes okaa-san (\u304A\u6BCD\u3055\u3093) and \"older brother\" becomes onii-san (\u304A\u5144\u3055\u3093). Sometimes the diminutive honorific chan or the reverent honorific sama are used instead of san. Meanwhile, whereas younger siblings address older siblings as \"older brother\" or \"older sister,\" older siblings call the younger ones by name, usually without an honorific. Similarly, parents address their childr"@en . . "2.08"^^ . "A Family (plural: families) is a taxanomic rank in Linnaean classification, the rank above it is Order and the rank below it is Genus."@en . . "Laara Sadiq som SSgt. Laura Davis"@sv . . . . . . . . . "Creatures in the world of Wakfu are grouped into families. Planting a seed of that family can spawn any creature from that family. It also dictates where such seeds can be planted, the happiness of the local Clan Members, etc."@en . "280"^^ . . . . . . . . "famil\u00EBj\u00F4"@en . . . "Mythology"@en . . "Sometimes, family members form great personal relationships and enjoy spending large amounts of time together. This is referred to by family therapist Michael Jackson to be a warning sign in identifying a potentially dysfunctional family, who recommends that all male children in families should be given to him for early deterrence by gaysodomy."@en . . . . "303990"^^ . . . . . . . . . . "Family is the 67th chapter of Sora no Otoshimono manga."@en . . . . . "Stargate SG-1"@sv . "Family is the soundtrack used in the final stage of both Need For Madness games. It appears in The Mad Party The song can be found here. Image:CD.jpg"@en . "8"^^ . . "Family (\u5BB6\u65CF) es el trig\u00E9simo quinto Soundtrack de la Pel\u00EDcula Road to Ninja: Naruto la Pel\u00EDcula Original Soundtrack, est\u00E9 Soundtrack es compuesto por el artista Takanashi Yasuharu. \u00C9l es un gran compositor de muchos Soundtracks de la Serie Naruto. Este Soundtrack es de mucho suspenso y tristeza. Categor\u00EDa:Soundtracks Categor\u00EDa:Banda sonora"@es . . "When starting the game, there is a choice of which family to join. It is possible to change families later on. The 5 families are: \n* Barzini \n* Corleone \n* Stracci \n* Cuneo \n* Tattaglia There are no specific bonuses for picking any certain family, but they are ranked by the amount of territory controlled by all the players in the family, giving a bonus of up to 4% on resource production. You can only join a crew with others in the same family and there is a chat channel specifically for each family."@en . . "Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser"@es . . "epprod"@en . "Po incydencie z Borg USS Enterprise przechodzi| naprawy na Stacji McKinleya. Za\u0142oga wolny czas sp\u0119dza z rodzinami. Na pok\u0142ad okr\u0119tu przybywaj\u0105 rodzice Worfa. Wesley otrzymuje od matki wiadomo\u015B\u0107 od ojca. Kapitan Picard udaje si\u0119 do rodzinnej wioski, by spotka\u0107 si\u0119 z bratem kt\u00F3rego nie widzia\u0142 od 20 lat. To jest jedynie zal\u0105\u017Cek artyku\u0142u. Pom\u00F3\u017C Memory Alpha rozszerzaj\u0105c go."@pl . . . "Mother Father Sister Brother Aunt Uncle Son Daughter Nephew Niece Grand Father Grand Mother Cousin are all family members."@en . "These are some orca families."@en . . "obitelj"@en . . . . "rodzina"@en . . . . . . . "2007-05-01"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . "Families are all-rounded customer types as they order and eat at a moderate speed. They leave moderate tips as well. However, special attention is needed when serving family customers. Firstly, a high chair is needed for the baby. Otherwise, the baby will cry and upsets other patrons. They are also prone to making spills on the floor, so Flo has to pick up the mop to clean their table. If a bar counter is included some levels, Families are not recommended to be seated there as the high chair cannot be placed at the bar."@en . . "Creating blank placeholder to remove from Special:WantedPages BrentNewland (talk) 09:01, November 29, 2013 (UTC)"@en . . . . . . "The channel shows mostly Canadian-produced television shows, such as Radio Free Roxio and Life with Derek, though most of its' airtime is given to shows produced by Walt Disney Television, as Canada doesn't have a Disney Channel (or any of its' affiliates). In turn, a few original programs from Family have been shown on Disney Channel. Recess premiered on Family in 1997, shortly after it's initial debut on ABC in the United States, and ended in 2001, shortly after the final episode aired on UPN and in syndication in the US. Reruns continued until June 30, 2011."@en . . "25"^^ . . . "A Family is the specific breed of Beast one belongs to."@en . . "Tenebrare searches for Zelix inside an empty storage room but is surprised by something unseen. Dhiar, on this late night, welcomes a visitor to the shop, only to find that it is Lapin, seriously injured. After persuading Chana to stay behind with Lapin, Dhiar ventures out into the city, to find his uncle Zelix, and to get to the bottom of what has happened. Hawkye reveals that, through Deety, he knew that Ruvial Gatthies died months ago of natural causes. Dhiar puts together the rest of the clues, to determine that Gatthies's body is being used by an inhabiting lich."@en . . . . . . "Resignation"@en . . . . "\"Secrets\""@en . . . . . "Apertura del videojuego One Piece: Oceans of Dreams"@es . . "2"^^ . . . . . . . . . "\u2018\u2018Shut Up Family\u2019\u2019 trata acerca de dos familias, ricas y pobres, que se unen como una sola familia. Una comedia que hace frente a la vida y a los acontecimientos de dos familias: la familia Woo, liderada por Woo Shin Hye y la familia Yul, liderada por Yul Suk Hwan. Woo Shin Hye est\u00E1 divorciada, pero ella y sus hermosas y superficiales hijas permanecen inmensamente ricas gracias a su sal\u00F3n de belleza, Ji Yoon la hija mayor es hermosa muy popular pero tonta, la menor Da Yoon es la mejor alumna, tiene doble personalidad para los mayores parece ser dulce, atenta y respetuosa, pero a su hermana y sus compa\u00F1eros le muestra sus verdaderos colores siendo temida por su car\u00E1cter a ellas se les unen la mam\u00E1 y hermana de Shin Hye igual de superficiales que a costa de ella no dudan en aprovecharse de l"@es . "Aarde; Aarde station Bobruisk; Aarde station McKinley; Atlantis project; Bloom zusters; Bobruisk; Ch\u00E2teau Picard; Drema IV; droogdok; Excelsior-klasse; Groot Brittanni\u00EB; La Barre; Locutus van Borg; Synthehol."@nl . . . . . "These are some orca families."@en . "Hisako Fujihara"@en . "..."@en . "Durante el Episodio 166"@es . . . . "Ronald D. Moore"@en . . . . . . . . "Family"@nl . "The Survivors series includes multiple , the majority of which are parent-dogs; however, most of these characters cannot have their own page because they lack basic information that differentiates them from the other mentioned character pages. This page details these mentioned characters."@en . . "Family"@es . "..."@en . . . . "Slime"@en . "Family"@es . . "A Family is the specific breed of Beast one belongs to."@en . . . . . . "Families are all-rounded customer types as they order and eat at a moderate speed. They leave moderate tips as well. However, special attention is needed when serving family customers. Firstly, a high chair is needed for the baby. Otherwise, the baby will cry and upsets other patrons. They are also prone to making spills on the floor, so Flo has to pick up the mop to clean their table. If a bar counter is included some levels, Families are not recommended to be seated there as the high chair cannot be placed at the bar. In later series, families consist of a mixture of different characters. For example, father and son, two mothers with babies and so on. Sometimes even a senior is included in the family group, but there is no indication in the canon that they are somehow related. In other spin-off games, each family member is given a name and have developed personalities: \n* Duncan the Dad \n* Maggie the Mom \n* Kingston the Kid \n* Baby Bobbie"@en . "Hayley: Family, say it one, two three Ziggy Marley: Family, it go one, two, three Hayley: Bada ding ding ding, whoa Jack: I don't get it? Why do anything for your family? Hayley: Because family make you high Ziggy Marley: Family, it go one, two, three Jack: Wait, I think I'm starting to get it. Hayley: And you do it for the family because they All: Family, it get you high because now you know the reason why"@en . . . . "[[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Family]] familia, from famula (\u201C\u2018female servant\u2019\u201D)."@ia . "\"\""@hu . . "Family"@hu . . . . "\u9577\u7537 \u3061\u3087\u3046\u306A\u3093 Eldest (first-born) son \u6B21\u7537 \u3058\u306A\u3093 Second born son \u9577\u5973 \u3061\u3087\u3046\u3058\u3087 Eldest (first-born) daughter \u6B21\u5973 \u3058\u3058\u3087 Second born daughter \u30AA\u30E4\u30B8 Slang for one's father (lit: old man) \u30AA\u30D5\u30AF\u30ED Slang for one's mother (lit: old bag) \u4E21\u89AA \u308A\u3087\u3046\u3057\u3093 One's parents (polite)"@en . . . . . . . . . "Neil Denis som Rya'c"@sv . . . "44012.3"^^ . . . . . . . . . "A Family is a group of monsters that are extremely similar, but with a few minor differences. In general, they are smaller or bigger (With lower and higher attack, defense and HP to match) versions of monsters that existed before 1.0.5. For example, Big Bones, Angry Bones, and Short Bones. The Families are the Hornet Family, the Eater Family, and the Bones Family. Colored Slimes also have a Family, since they all are found in the Forest biome, but Jungle Slimes, Lava Slimes, Dungeon Slimes, Pinky, and Mother Slimes are not a part of it."@en . . . . "In the Digital Monster Card Game and Digi-Battle Card Game, each Digimon family is initially represented by the background color of the card, where it helps denote what cards may digivolve into other cards at a glance. These families become more important in the Digimon World Data Squad and DS Digimon Story games, where these families help determine what attacks Digimon are strong or weak to, as well as influence Digivolution requirements."@en . . "1"^^ . "\"Family\" \u00E4r den \u00E5ttonde episoden av andra s\u00E4songen av Stargate SG-1."@sv . . "Copy and paste the following code into the top of the article, filling the appropriate fields. Omitted or blank fields will not be shown on the article page. \t\t {{Family_infobox |BG1= |BG2= |imageBG= |image= |name= |hidei= |type= |species= |first= |mat= |pat= |members= |relatives= |origin= |locations= |hideh= |early= |prominence= |fragmented= |restored= |extinct= |hideot= |era= |affiliation=}}\t"@en . "4"^^ . "Family"@pl . . . . "17"^^ . . "208"^^ . . "Each faction starts with a set of family members composed of that faction's leader, his spouse, their children, including a faction heir, any of their spouses and any grandchildren. Only the male members of the family are controllable, once they reach the age of maturity, 16 years old. They govern settlements when stationed in a city and when fielded upon the world map, command armies. Male family members are added to the family by births between married family members, as well as adoption and marriage. Family members eventually die, either naturally through old age or by death in battle, assassination or due to natural disasters. In the absence of generals commanding field armies, captains are the commanders by default. Admirals fulfill a similar function for fleets. Neither are family me"@en . . . "The Best of Both Worlds, Deel II"@nl . . "Family o a veces llamado Oretachi Wa Family!. Es interpretada por el Seiyu de los Sombreros de Paja. Es un Ending especial utilizado variadas veces en Especiales, Episodios y en un Videojuego. Originalmente fue cantada por 6 mienbros de la banda (Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji y Chopper), pero fue Re-cantada esta vez con Robin cuando se uni\u00F3 a la tripulaci\u00F3n. Esta canci\u00F3n fue utilizada como Ending del Episodio 128, por haberse transmitido una doble funci\u00F3n de episodios, en el cual el Ending conten\u00EDa peque\u00F1as escenas de episodios anteriores."@es . . . "2001-03-10"^^ . . . "Tony Amendola as Bra'tac"@es . . "\u0441\u0435\u043C\u044C\u044F"@en . "Po incydencie z Borg USS Enterprise przechodzi| naprawy na Stacji McKinleya. Za\u0142oga wolny czas sp\u0119dza z rodzinami. Na pok\u0142ad okr\u0119tu przybywaj\u0105 rodzice Worfa. Wesley otrzymuje od matki wiadomo\u015B\u0107 od ojca. Kapitan Picard udaje si\u0119 do rodzinnej wioski, by spotka\u0107 si\u0119 z bratem kt\u00F3rego nie widzia\u0142 od 20 lat. To jest jedynie zal\u0105\u017Cek artyku\u0142u. Pom\u00F3\u017C Memory Alpha rozszerzaj\u0105c go."@pl . "Family were an English rock band, formed in Leicester in 1966. They came to London in 1967 and gained a contract with Reprise Records, for whom they recorded a series of albums before splitting up in 1973. Family were one of the most accomplished, popular and critically acclaimed bands to come out of the 1967-68 London \"underground\" scene, gigging regularly on the British club and college circuit and enjoying some commercial success, but unlike many of their contemporaries they never managed to win a large audience in the United States."@en . . . "208"^^ . . "TNG"@nl . . . . . "\"Family\" is a Song from Madeline: Lost in Paris, the 1999 Academy Award-winning Animated Children's Musical from Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, DIC Entertainment and Children's Television Workshop. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, with Lyrics by Tim Rice, the Song won an Academy Award for Best Original Song."@en . . . . . "Laara Sadiq as SSgt. Laura Davis"@es . "A family is someone who betrays someone else with the use of weapons. A person is called a 'superfamily' if he/she is watching an episode of Star Trek while doing this. Families originate back in the stone age, when nuclear firearms were often present in wars, and that's speculated to be what seperated the continents. They were often friends with terrorists, but were not great friends with them. Sure, if a terrorist ran into a family along the streets of Atlanta or Philadelphia, they'd exchange greetings and all, but out in the battlefield, they are enemies to each other.Hand grenades are often used by families, and they say they often work alone, even though they are seen working with different people all the time. They always seem to have a strong tendency to attempt to assassinate the president, no matter who it is. They feel that life in prison sounds fun, but they don't know, oh no, they just don't know."@en . "Family"@fr . . "\"Family\" is the sixth episode of the fifth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and is the eighty-fourth episode altogether. It was written and directed by Joss Whedon. It originally broadcast on November 7, 2000. Tara's family, the Maclays, make a surprise visit to Sunnydale, and she does not seem eager to see them. She casts a spell on her friends to prevent them from seeing demons, inadvertently putting them in danger when Glory sends a group of Lei-Ach Demons after Buffy at the same time."@en . . . . . . . . . "Keita Amemiya"@en . "Family is a 2-part Japanese movie based on a Hisao Maki manga and directed by Takashi Miike."@en . . "Slime"@en . . . . "Family Chapter \u2116: Album \u2116: Release date: Last Chapter: Next Chapter: Anime adaptation: Family ( \u5BB6\u65CF; Kazoku ) is the eighty-fifth chapter of the Elfen Lied manga series. At over ninety pages, it is by far the longest chapter in the entire series. A story arc digest of chapters eighty-three through eighty-five is also available."@en . . . "Stargate SG-1"@en . . "[[|Next]] \u2192 \"Family\", also sometimes called Oretachi wa family! (We are family), is a song sung by the Straw Hat Pirates. Originally, it was sung with only 6 members, but was resung when Robin joined the crew. The song (6 member version) is played during the ending of several of the TV Specials, and was used for a makeshift \"ending\" for the original TV airing of episode 128, with clips from past episodes."@en . . . . . . . . "Peter Williams som Apophis"@sv . . "Ending de los especiales 2, 3 y 4"@es . . . . "Family is a 2-part Japanese movie based on a Hisao Maki manga and directed by Takashi Miike."@en . . . "\u0441\u0456\u043C'\u044F"@en . . . "When starting the game, there is a choice of which family to join. It is possible to change families later on. The 5 families are: \n* Barzini \n* Corleone \n* Stracci \n* Cuneo \n* Tattaglia There are no specific bonuses for picking any certain family, but they are ranked by the amount of territory controlled by all the players in the family, giving a bonus of up to 4% on resource production. You can only join a crew with others in the same family and there is a chat channel specifically for each family. There is also no particularly best family to join. Corleones are in many cases the top families on servers, but that is by no means true for all. On different servers, the same family could be in 1st, in the middle, or in last place. It is all up to you to decide which one you like best. Note: All comments below by players are their personal opinions. You may read them if you wish to help your decision."@en . . "Raising"@en . . "1988-06-11"^^ . "Famir\u012B"@es . . . . . "Peter Bryant as Fro'tak"@en . "Family is the thirty-sixth episode of Cybertron. It first aired in the United States on September 08, 2006 on Cartoon Network."@en . "epair"@en . . "A family is a term used on Earth for a collective group of Humans bonded by blood relation or marriage. ALF was not familiar with the term, and told his friends \"it's sort of like a herd, only smaller\". (ALF: \"A.L.F.\")"@en . "Jano Frandsen as Dj'nor"@es . "\"Fool for Love\""@en . . . . . . . . . "\"Family\" is the sixth episode of the fifth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and is the eighty-fourth episode altogether. It was written and directed by Joss Whedon. It originally broadcast on November 7, 2000. Tara's family, the Maclays, make a surprise visit to Sunnydale, and she does not seem eager to see them. She casts a spell on her friends to prevent them from seeing demons, inadvertently putting them in danger when Glory sends a group of Lei-Ach Demons after Buffy at the same time."@en . . . "Familia"@es . "Neil Denis as Rya'c"@es . "2"^^ . "Special Edition:"@en . . . . "Family is the 15th Wiggles 1999 episode."@en . . "Brothers"@nl . . . "Brook Parker as Drey'auc"@es . . . "Family is the 15th Wiggles 1999 episode."@en . . . "Family o a veces llamado Oretachi Wa Family!. Es interpretada por el Seiyu de los Sombreros de Paja. Es un Ending especial utilizado variadas veces en Especiales, Episodios y en un Videojuego. Originalmente fue cantada por 6 mienbros de la banda (Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji y Chopper), pero fue Re-cantada esta vez con Robin cuando se uni\u00F3 a la tripulaci\u00F3n. Esta canci\u00F3n fue utilizada como Ending del Episodio 128, por haberse transmitido una doble funci\u00F3n de episodios, en el cual el Ending conten\u00EDa peque\u00F1as escenas de episodios anteriores."@es . . . "A Family is a group of monsters that are extremely similar, but with a few minor differences. In general, they are smaller or bigger (With lower and higher attack, defense and HP to match) versions of monsters that existed before 1.0.5. For example, Big Bones, Angry Bones, and Short Bones. The Families are the Hornet Family, the Eater Family, and the Bones Family. Colored Slimes also have a Family, since they all are found in the Forest biome, but Jungle Slimes, Lava Slimes, Dungeon Slimes, Pinky, and Mother Slimes are not a part of it."@en . . . . . "\"Family\" \u00E4r den \u00E5ttonde episoden av andra s\u00E4songen av Stargate SG-1."@sv . "Copy and paste the following code into the top of the article, filling the appropriate fields. Omitted or blank fields will not be shown on the article page. \t\t {{Family_infobox |BG1= |BG2= |imageBG= |image= |name= |hidei= |type= |species= |first= |mat= |pat= |members= |relatives= |origin= |locations= |hideh= |early= |prominence= |fragmented= |restored= |extinct= |hideot= |era= |affiliation=}}\t"@en . . . "\"Family\" is a song performed by Riff featured in the 1990 Ninja Turtles live-action film."@en . . . . "Jano Frandsen som Dj'nor"@sv . . . . . "Teryl Rothery som Dr Janet Fraiser"@sv . . . . . . . "This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is \"blank\", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled \"discussion about this word\" - which will link you to a \"Discussion\" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under \"PRIRODNE JEZYKI\" (\"Natural Languages\") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing)"@en . . . . . . . . "A Family (plural: families) is a taxanomic rank in Linnaean classification, the rank above it is Order and the rank below it is Genus."@en . . . . . "This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is \"blank\", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled \"discussion about this word\" - which will link you to a \"Discussion\" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under \"PRIRODNE JEZYKI\" (\"Natural Languages\") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Finally, below the Natural Languages section, is the \"Constructed Languages\" section - \"Postavjene Jezyki\" - which includes \"Slovio\" \"Novosloviensky\" (NeoSlavonic) and \"Slovianski\". The \"Slovio\" project is no longer active. \"Novosloviensky\" and \"Slovianski\", on the other hand, have joined together as \"INTERSLAVIC\" or \"MED\u017DUSLOVJANSKI\" - each offering a slightly different grammatical format. Here you may access and edit this information."@en . "TNG"@nl . . . . "\"Family\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Stargate SG-1."@en . "Family (\u5BB6\u65CF) es el trig\u00E9simo quinto Soundtrack de la Pel\u00EDcula Road to Ninja: Naruto la Pel\u00EDcula Original Soundtrack, est\u00E9 Soundtrack es compuesto por el artista Takanashi Yasuharu. \u00C9l es un gran compositor de muchos Soundtracks de la Serie Naruto. Este Soundtrack es de mucho suspenso y tristeza. Categor\u00EDa:Soundtracks Categor\u00EDa:Banda sonora"@en . . . . "Laara Sadiq as SSgt. Laura Davis"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Peter Williams as Apophis"@en . . . "The Survivors series includes multiple , the majority of which are parent-dogs; however, most of these characters cannot have their own page because they lack basic information that differentiates them from the other mentioned character pages. This page details these mentioned characters."@en . . "A family is someone who betrays someone else with the use of weapons. A person is called a 'superfamily' if he/she is watching an episode of Star Trek while doing this. Families originate back in the stone age, when nuclear firearms were often present in wars, and that's speculated to be what seperated the continents. They always seem to have a strong tendency to attempt to assassinate the president, no matter who it is. They feel that life in prison sounds fun, but they don't know, oh no, they just don't know."@en . . . . . ""@en . . . "1293.0"^^ . "15.0"^^ . . "A family (also described as a familial connection) was a relationship between people by genetics, marriage, adoption, or an especially strong friendship. Those in a family were typically described as relatives; those that lived prior to an individual were known as ancestors, while those that lived after an individual were known as descendants."@en . . . . "Family is the soundtrack used in the final stage of both Need For Madness games. It appears in The Mad Party The song can be found here. Image:CD.jpg"@en . "When talking to a baby, men do not use baby talk, men use man talk."@en . "In the Digital Monster Card Game and Digi-Battle Card Game, each Digimon family is initially represented by the background color of the card, where it helps denote what cards may digivolve into other cards at a glance. These families become more important in the Digimon World Data Squad and DS Digimon Story games, where these families help determine what attacks Digimon are strong or weak to, as well as influence Digivolution requirements."@en . "10"^^ . "\"Message in a Bottle\""@es . "The term family is the top level of the Classification system. Agents with a family of 1 are invisible to creatures. Agents with a family of 2 or 3 are usually visible to creatures. What specific type of object an agent is classified as depends on its genus. Agents with family 4 are special -- they are creatures. To enumerate over every creature in the world, try this: enum 4 0 0 [code] next"@en . . "1990-10-01"^^ . . "Family Chapter \u2116: Album \u2116: Release date: Last Chapter: Next Chapter: Anime adaptation: Family ( \u5BB6\u65CF; Kazoku ) is the eighty-fifth chapter of the Elfen Lied manga series. At over ninety pages, it is by far the longest chapter in the entire series. A story arc digest of chapters eighty-three through eighty-five is also available."@en . . . . . "Peter Bryant as Fro'tak"@es . . "Harpies Arc"@en . . "rodina"@en . "UK DVD cover"@en . "3"^^ . . . . . "Sometimes, family members form great personal relationships and enjoy spending large amounts of time together. This is referred to by family therapist Michael Jackson to be a warning sign in identifying a potentially dysfunctional family, who recommends that all male children in families should be given to him for early deterrence by gaysodomy."@en . . . . "La Barre.jpg"@nl . "Creatures in the world of Wakfu are grouped into families. Planting a seed of that family can spawn any creature from that family. It also dictates where such seeds can be planted, the happiness of the local Clan Members, etc."@en . "440123"^^ . "Families can be formed by blood/birth, marriage, adoption or less formally by developing a relationship. Some of the variations that families can have are \"nuclear\" that is just a single parent or a couple and their children, \"extended\" over multiple generations with in-laws, siblings or \"blended\" two or more sets of children in one household after their parents marry or \"connect\" with other parents (half-siblings, step-children, etc.) Some family relationships are legally recognized: parent-child, marriage, adoption. Sometimes a residence is designed to support nearby or extended family living. For instance, some houses are duplex -- two adjoined homes -- or a secondary suite, also known by names like \"mother-in-law\" apartment. This can provide some privacy and independence in conjunction with family support."@en . "\"Family\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Stargate SG-1."@es . "2005-03-18"^^ . "4"^^ . . "Excellent Films"@en . . "TNG"@en . . "\"Secrets\""@es . . . . "\"No Place Like Home\""@en . "\"Message in a Bottle\""@en . . "Words for family members have two different forms in Japanese. When referring to one\u2019s own family members while speaking to a non-family-member, neutral, descriptive nouns are used, such as haha (\u6BCD) for \"mother\" and ani (\u5144) for \"older brother.\" When addressing one\u2019s own family members or addressing or referring to someone else\u2019s family members, honorific forms are used. Using the suffix san, as is most common, \"mother\" becomes okaa-san (\u304A\u6BCD\u3055\u3093) and \"older brother\" becomes onii-san (\u304A\u5144\u3055\u3093). Sometimes the diminutive honorific chan or the reverent honorific sama are used instead of san. Meanwhile, whereas younger siblings address older siblings as \"older brother\" or \"older sister,\" older siblings call the younger ones by name, usually without an honorific. Similarly, parents address their children by name, also usually without using an honorific. \n* Otou-san (\u304A\u7236\u3055\u3093): father, or otou-sama (\u3055\u307E). From chichi (\u7236). \n* Oji-san (\u53D4\u7236\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5C0F\u7236\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u4F2F\u7236\u3055\u3093, \u304A\u3058\u3055\u3093): uncle (or middle-aged gentleman). -san can be replaced by -sama or -chan (\u3061\u3083\u3093). \n* Ojii-san (\u304A\u7956\u7236\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5FA1\u723A\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u304A\u723A\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5FA1\u7956\u7236\u3055\u3093, \u304A\u3058\u3044\u3055\u3093): grandpa (or male senior-citizen). -san can be replaced by -sama or -chan. \n* Okaa-san (\u304A\u6BCD\u3055\u3093): mother, or okaa-sama. From haha (\u6BCD). \n* Oba-san (\u4F2F\u6BCD\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5C0F\u6BCD\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u53D4\u6BCD\u3055\u3093, \u304A\u3070\u3055\u3093): aunt (or middle-aged lady). -san can be replaced by -sama or -chan. \n* Obaa-san (\u304A\u7956\u6BCD\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5FA1\u7956\u6BCD\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u5FA1\u5A46\u3055\u3093\uFF0F\u304A\u5A46\u3055\u3093, \u304A\u3070\u3042\u3055\u3093): grandma (or female senior-citizen). -san can be replaced by -sama or -chan. \n* Onii-san (\u304A\u5144\u3055\u3093): big brother (or a young gentleman), or onii-sama, or onii-chan. From ani (\u5144). \n* Onee-san (\u304A\u59C9\u3055\u3093): big sister (or a young lady), or onee-sama, or onee-chan. From ane (\u59C9)."@en . "Family (aussi appel\u00E9 Oretachi wa Family) est une chanson chant\u00E9e \u00E0 l'origine par les 6 premiers membres de l'\u00E9quipage(Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji et Chopper). Une nouvelle version dans laquelle Robin chante \u00E9galement a ensuite \u00E9t\u00E9 enregistr\u00E9, apr\u00E8s son entr\u00E9e dans l'\u00E9quipage. Cette chanson est \u00E9galement utilis\u00E9 en temps qu'Ending dans certains \u00E9pisodes sp\u00E9ciaux ainsi que dans l'\u00E9pisode 128, lors de sa premi\u00E8re diffusion au Japon. La chanson est aussi utilis\u00E9e en tant qu'Insert Song dans l'\u00E9pisode 166."@fr . . . . "Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser"@en . . . . . "When talking to a baby, men do not use baby talk, men use man talk."@en . "1998-08-14"^^ . . . . . . . . "Original:"@en . . "2000-11-07"^^ . "178"^^ . "Family (\u5BB6\u65CF) es el trig\u00E9simo quinto Soundtrack de la Pel\u00EDcula Road to Ninja: Naruto la Pel\u00EDcula Original Soundtrack, est\u00E9 Soundtrack es compuesto por el artista Takanashi Yasuharu. \u00C9l es un gran compositor de muchos Soundtracks de la Serie Naruto. Este Soundtrack es de mucho suspenso y tristeza. Categor\u00EDa:Soundtracks Categor\u00EDa:Banda sonora"@en . . . . "Bronze"@en . . "rodzin"@en . "Family is a third season episode of House which first aired on May 1, 2007. A bone marrow transplant to a critically ill patient is threatened when the donor, his younger brother becomes ill as well. Although the younger brother doesn\u2019t appear to be in danger from his illness, the team\u2019s techniques to diagnose him in time to help his brother bring him to the brink of death as well. When it seems the parents must choose between their sons, Foreman decides to do something that may save both of the brothers at the cost of confronting a part of himself he may not be able to live with. Meanwhile, House tries to deal with Wilson\u2019s old pet dog Hector and his habit of chewing everything in sight."@en . . . . . . "Mother Father Sister Brother Aunt Uncle Son Daughter Nephew Niece Grand Father Grand Mother Cousin are all family members."@en . "208"^^ . . . . . . . "Peter Bryant som Fro'tak"@sv . . . "2005-10-10"^^ . "When a young girl is contacted by a man claiming to be her father, Det. Rush and her team reopen a 1988 case of a teenaged boy who was killed on the same night the girl was born."@en . . . . . "Family (aussi appel\u00E9 Oretachi wa Family) est une chanson chant\u00E9e \u00E0 l'origine par les 6 premiers membres de l'\u00E9quipage(Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji et Chopper). Une nouvelle version dans laquelle Robin chante \u00E9galement a ensuite \u00E9t\u00E9 enregistr\u00E9, apr\u00E8s son entr\u00E9e dans l'\u00E9quipage. Cette chanson est \u00E9galement utilis\u00E9 en temps qu'Ending dans certains \u00E9pisodes sp\u00E9ciaux ainsi que dans l'\u00E9pisode 128, lors de sa premi\u00E8re diffusion au Japon. La chanson est aussi utilis\u00E9e en tant qu'Insert Song dans l'\u00E9pisode 166."@fr . "Tenebrare searches for Zelix inside an empty storage room but is surprised by something unseen. Dhiar, on this late night, welcomes a visitor to the shop, only to find that it is Lapin, seriously injured. After persuading Chana to stay behind with Lapin, Dhiar ventures out into the city, to find his uncle Zelix, and to get to the bottom of what has happened. In the abandoned ruin of a large church, Dhiar finds Zelix turned to stone. Before he can discover how and why, he is surprised by Cruz, wielding a large cross as a weapon. Dhiar displays his amazing prowess in battle and proves victorious over Cruz, but just as he tries to interrogate him, a bullet rips through his shoulder. Using his thorn whip, Dhiar defends himself from the other shots, which are revealed to be darts loaded with some sort of substance and were meant to be lodged in his shoulder, rather than going through it. Dhiar soon identifies the substance as gorgon water and is suitably disgusted. However, Cruz tries to ambush and stab him from behind, an attempt foiled by Hawkye L. Narasumas, who also attacked the sniper, to stop him from further harming Dhiar. However, their reunion is cut short by the appearance of Rosa, who summons zombies to trap them in the near-to-collapse building. Chana arrives with Joshua and Lapin, in the nick of time. She uses a powerful Succubus magic, which causes a sudden musical interlude that carries Dhiar and Hawkye out of the church in a vehicle shaped like a large wiener. Lapin, meanwhile, picks up the statue of Zelix, and Chana's sharpshooting keeps the zombies at bay until they can escape. When Cruz returns to report to his master, Supreme Acolyte Ruvial Gatthies, who 'helps' him by restoring the shroud that keeps him covered in shadow. Meanwhile, Rosa faces Tenebrare, who defeats her magical abilities with ease, summoning Tamhu, who in turn defeats her. Before Cruz can attack, Dhiar and Hawkye arrive and persuade him through talking that they do not want to fight. Oscar, the sniper, then tries to start an attack, but Hawkye reasons with him, and he lowers his weapon. Dhiar and Hawkye take the trio with them upstairs, to confront Gatthies, who has prepared some sort of ritual. Gatthies, undisturbed, attempts to take control of the three by their shrouds. However, Hawkye prepared for this by adding a failsafe himself, to protect them. The shrouds are dissipated completely. Hawkye reveals that, through Deety, he knew that Ruvial Gatthies died months ago of natural causes. Dhiar puts together the rest of the clues, to determine that Gatthies's body is being used by an inhabiting lich. This revelation seems to come too late, as the Gatthies-lich summons the Lord of Abominations, an Abomination from outside the dimension. Hawkye desperately unleashes a Greater Etheric Fury, but he seems only to be able to match the massive power, not to drive it back. Oscar, Cruz, and Rosa bid farewell to Dhiar and rush into the dome of energy surrounding the ritual area, to eliminate the wards established by the lich, hoping that this will enable Hawkye to push the Lord of Abominations back. It is not enough. Tenebrare senses the planet screaming. At last, Dhiar summons his thorn whip, which turns from solid black to white, and bursts into full bloom with roses all along it. He tells Hawkye that he loves him, then disappears into the dome himself. Hawkye struggles to keep the etheric storm focused, and Tenebrare bursts in to get him to try and escape while he can. Hawkye refuses to leave without Dhiar, and then everything goes white as the energies collide and clash. When it all clears, Dhiar is standing, bloody and battered, in the ruined remains of the building, with rose petals falling down around him. Later, at Phantasies, Dhiar has been patched up and Zelix restored. Hawkye joins them to see Tenebrare and Tamhu off. The two are headed into the continuum, to rescue Cruz and the others."@en . . . . . . . "6660.0"^^ . . "2005-09-25"^^ . . . "Family is the thirty-sixth episode of Cybertron. It first aired in the United States on September 08, 2006 on Cartoon Network."@en . . "Family"@sv . "Ending de los Omakes 1,2,3,4 y 5"@es . "A family is a term used on Earth for a collective group of Humans bonded by blood relation or marriage. ALF was not familiar with the term, and told his friends \"it's sort of like a herd, only smaller\". (ALF: \"A.L.F.\")"@en . . . . . . "In the early evening, Light Yagami is seated on his bedroom balcony taking in the evening air. Ryuk the Shinigami is lying on the bed munching an apple. Light is getting a bit bored with the big \"L versus Kira\" debate that has been dominating the news ever since the recent confrontation on TV. At 14, Sayu is three years younger than Light. As she enters the room, Ryuk, who is invisible to her, warns Light that he can be seen by anyone who touches the Death Note. Light silently curses the Shinigami for not telling him this before."@en . "Family"@en . . . . . "Masami u"@en . "Family"@de . "1990-10-01"^^ . "4"^^ . "A family is a group of genus that have traits that are common, but not specific. This is between the Order and Genus."@en . . . "3"^^ . . "Aarde; Aarde station Bobruisk; Aarde station McKinley; Atlantis project; Bloom zusters; Bobruisk; Ch\u00E2teau Picard; Drema IV; droogdok; Excelsior-klasse; Groot Brittanni\u00EB; La Barre; Locutus van Borg; Synthehol."@nl . . . "Families can be formed by blood/birth, marriage, adoption or less formally by developing a relationship. Some of the variations that families can have are \"nuclear\" that is just a single parent or a couple and their children, \"extended\" over multiple generations with in-laws, siblings or \"blended\" two or more sets of children in one household after their parents marry or \"connect\" with other parents (half-siblings, step-children, etc.) Some family relationships are legally recognized: parent-child, marriage, adoption."@en . . "\u30D5\u30A1\u30DF\u30EA\u30FC"@es . . "Family"@sv . . "Family"@ia . . . . . . . . . . . "\u9577\u7537 \u3061\u3087\u3046\u306A\u3093 Eldest (first-born) son \u6B21\u7537 \u3058\u306A\u3093 Second born son \u9577\u5973 \u3061\u3087\u3046\u3058\u3087 Eldest (first-born) daughter \u6B21\u5973 \u3058\u3058\u3087 Second born daughter \u30AA\u30E4\u30B8 Slang for one's father (lit: old man) \u30AA\u30D5\u30AF\u30ED Slang for one's mother (lit: old bag) \u4E21\u89AA \u308A\u3087\u3046\u3057\u3093 One's parents (polite)"@en . "Family"@nl . "Garo: The Makai Flower"@en . . . . "8.7"^^ . "\"Family\" is a song performed by Riff featured in the 1990 Ninja Turtles live-action film."@en . . . . . . . "Brook Parker som Drey'auc"@sv . . . "67"^^ . . . . . . . . . "85"^^ . . . . . . "Family is a third season episode of House which first aired on May 1, 2007. A bone marrow transplant to a critically ill patient is threatened when the donor, his younger brother becomes ill as well. Although the younger brother doesn\u2019t appear to be in danger from his illness, the team\u2019s techniques to diagnose him in time to help his brother bring him to the brink of death as well. When it seems the parents must choose between their sons, Foreman decides to do something that may save both of the brothers at the cost of confronting a part of himself he may not be able to live with. Meanwhile, House tries to deal with Wilson\u2019s old pet dog Hector and his habit of chewing everything in sight."@en . . . "\u0441\u0435\u043C\u0435\u0458\u0441\u0442\u0432\u043E"@en . . . . . . . "Tony Amendola som Bra'tac"@sv . . "The channel shows mostly Canadian-produced television shows, such as Radio Free Roxio and Life with Derek, though most of its' airtime is given to shows produced by Walt Disney Television, as Canada doesn't have a Disney Channel (or any of its' affiliates). In turn, a few original programs from Family have been shown on Disney Channel. Recess premiered on Family in 1997, shortly after it's initial debut on ABC in the United States, and ended in 2001, shortly after the final episode aired on UPN and in syndication in the US. Reruns continued until June 30, 2011."@en . . . "\"Family\" is a Song from Madeline: Lost in Paris, the 1999 Academy Award-winning Animated Children's Musical from Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, DIC Entertainment and Children's Television Workshop. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, with Lyrics by Tim Rice, the Song won an Academy Award for Best Original Song."@en . "The term family is the top level of the Classification system. Agents with a family of 1 are invisible to creatures. Agents with a family of 2 or 3 are usually visible to creatures. What specific type of object an agent is classified as depends on its genus. Agents with family 4 are special -- they are creatures. To enumerate over every creature in the world, try this: enum 4 0 0 [code] next"@en . . . . . "semja'''"@en . . . "Family were an English rock band, formed in Leicester in 1966. They came to London in 1967 and gained a contract with Reprise Records, for whom they recorded a series of albums before splitting up in 1973. Family were one of the most accomplished, popular and critically acclaimed bands to come out of the 1967-68 London \"underground\" scene, gigging regularly on the British club and college circuit and enjoying some commercial success, but unlike many of their contemporaries they never managed to win a large audience in the United States. A fuller account of Family's career can be found at Wikipedia."@en . "\u0441\u0435\u043C\u0435\u0439\u0441\u0442\u0432\u043E"@en .