How to pronounce“kins”in English

Kins Health made a significant impact by reaching over 50,000 people directly through its services.

Kinsey was one of the first sexuality researchers in recent history certainly, and he, after World War II, did this really big

Kinship, or ceremonial relationships, are long term.

--kinship. There's a lot of-- if you-- I'm sure some of you read "The New Yorker", that back page.

Kinsey observes, 'people like to know where their stuff is, especially when they pay a lot of money for it.' Overall in the ocean, the lines between

Kinsey Reports. He surveyed about 18,000 people mainly middle aged Caucasians in the American Northeast and asked them face to face about their sexual interests. And this is the only

Kinsmen of the shelf of of the shelf and you can participate in poetry by going

kinship would allow the tribes to select those people who bear the strongest

Kinship would allow the tribes to select those people, who bear the strongest family affiliations

kinship with this lobster i believe that already the algorithms that drive our interaction on social media

their kinship network or with the people in their neighborhood essentially.

in kinship with them.

"James Kinsey, a young engineering scientist at the Deep Submergence Lab 20 years after I started working there, came to the job

around kinship Embraces the spiritual emotional and cultural links between us

by kinship by custom by language and so while when we were talking about

a kinship elsewhere that's quite interesting to think about i don't think i've even considered that possibility

And for Kins Health, it's a powerful tool for scaling impact.

And that's a kinship that we have.

That's where kinship begins.

I do want that kinship.

felt they had more kinship with feminist groups at the time than they did with hanging out with a bunch of white gay men.

And suggesting a kinship with animals, the two nearly naked Africans have tufts on their heads that resemble the tuft on the head of the bird.

He was born in Kinshasa and arrived in the US from the Democratic Republic of Congo, which I'll just refer to as Congo, in 1987, on an academic scholarship

and suddenly kinship so quickly to Souls feeling their worth

out on Kinsey and then being chased. I believe the setup is that Schmidt totally knocks him on his ass in Segway jousting, which has anyone actually ever Segway

And in Goma and Kinshasa and in Bukavu, the movement is really growing.

I was actually in Kinshasa a few months ago when women did the first production of "The Vagina Monologues" there and it was amazing.

I also feel kinship with people who are stuck in situations through no fault of their own that they want to get out of not just for their own sake but for

previous poets her Kinsman of the Shelf you can always be consoled by your

uh sex researcher at Kinsey, has uh tried to come up with a model to predict

let us embrace kinship.

the sense of um kinship right almost like you're meeting family and i think that's um something that's really uh very

I'm the founder director at Kins Health.

Which underscores the cultural idea of kinship, or family relations, among people, animals, and non-living elements.

gives us that deep link between kinship, between relationships, and kingship, between sovereign power.

It brings us a feeling of kinship or affiliation toward people we assume work like us but at the same time, pushes us away from people who we feel work differently

And so I talk about kinship.

Because we talked about that kinship versus being an ally.

We create a community of kinship such that God might recognize it.

So I felt a kind of kinship.

But there's this sense of kinship.

And this is why we feel such kinship with Google, because you're about community and about stories, about personal stories.

The other main source of altruism is kinship.

And I find a real kinship to that with what it felt like with being with the gang when we first started making Toy Story.

really create a community of kinship such that God in fact might recognize it a place where there is no us and them

and I think that if kinship was our goal we would no longer

sorry yeah Eric my editor Kinski but

this extraordinary sense of extending kinship is there in birchtown and he so he goes to put the offer of the

dealing with people in your own kinship network or broad community, you're typically going to resolve disputes in that network, not through the court system.