blood·line (bl d l n )n. The direct line of descent; a pedigree. |
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| The story line is familiar, so success is assured as the writer, former vice president of Sun Microsystems, mines the personal history of her family's bloodline to create her sophomore effort, Red River. Arnold Schwarzenegger's office seems unconcerned about the recent release of his comments regarding a Latina legislator's hot-blooded bloodline. Deftly exploring the modern sciences and the recent discoveries made through ground breaking DNA research which provides confirmation of Siberian and Polynesian genetic heritage with respect the bloodline of Native Americans, which is a great counterpoint to the 175 years of teaching from the Latter-day Saint Mormon church which argued the decent of Native American peoples from seafaring Israelites. |
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