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Blood is thicker than water: Family bonds are stronger and more important than other relationships.
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The apple doesn't fall far from the tree: Children often share characteristics or traits with their parents.
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Like father, like son: Children often resemble or behave like their fathers.
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A chip off the old block: Someone who closely resembles one of their parents in appearance, behavior, or personality.
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Home is where the heart is: Home is not just a physical place but also where one feels loved, comfortable, and connected.
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Family ties: Strong connections or relationships among family members.
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A family affair: Something that involves or affects the entire family, often referring to events or activities.
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Skeletons in the closet: Family secrets or hidden scandals that are kept private.
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The black sheep of the family: Someone who is perceived as different or disgraceful compared to other family members.
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Family tree: A diagram or chart that depicts the relationships between different members of a family.
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Family values: The moral and ethical principles that guide and govern behavior within a family unit.
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Home away from home: A place where one feels as comfortable and welcome as they do in their own home.
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All in the family: Refers to situations or activities that involve only family members.
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Like mother, like daughter: Children often resemble or behave like their mothers.
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Mama's boy: A male who is overly attached to or dependent on his mother.
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Papa bear: A protective and strong father figure who looks after his family.
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Sibling rivalry: Competition or animosity between siblings, often due to jealousy or comparison.
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Bloodline: The direct line of descent within a family, typically referring to genetic heritage.
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Family man/woman: Someone who prioritizes their family and takes care of their needs above all else.
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In-laws: Relatives by marriage, such as a spouse's parents or siblings.
