a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place
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- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the Bangor Dictionary
- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the Trinity Saint David Dictionary
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- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the National Terminology Portal
- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in Term Cymru
- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the Termiadur Addysg
- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the Coleg Cymraeg's Terms
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- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in Wicipedia (Welsh)
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- a family is like a forest, impenetrable from afar, but within, each tree has its place in the Assembly Proceedings
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