Assertion: cousin | /r/HasAspect | child
Facets:
value: together
type: MANNER
value: safely
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: If your first cousin has a child, that child is your first cousin once removed.
text: I've always known that if your cousin has a kid then that is also your cousin.
text: Cousins has two children.
text: If that cousin has a child, that child is one generation removed from you.
text: So, if your third cousin has a child, that child is your third cousin once removed.
text: You have a first cousin and that cousin has a child, often referred to as a "second cousin.
text: If your cousin has a child, and you have a child, both children are separated from their common ancestor by two generations (remember we count the number of generations in between the subjects and the common ancestor).
text: If your cousin has a child ..then YES .. they are your 'second cousin' ..
text: Lets say your cousin has a child, that child would be your first cousin once removed.
text: Say your first cousin X has a child, Y. Y is your first cousin once removed, as we have seen above.
text: Cousins who have children are different degrees of "removed.
text: His first cousins have children, D1 through D4.
text: To summarize, when cousins have children, you add a degree.
text: Then, if the two first-cousins each have children, then those children are second-cousins of each other; and their children are third-cousins, and so on:
text: If your cousins have children, then what are they to you?
text: Dr. Motulsky said that the panel of experts began working on the cousin question about two years ago after a survey of counselors found a lot of variability -- and misinformation -- in the advice given to people who wanted to know whether cousins could safely have children together.
text: my cousin had no spouse or partner and no children.