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Charali families tend to differ greatly from the common meaning of the
word in surrounding regions. For most Charali, the word "family" includes
one's siblings, parents, and grandparents -- but also one's first cousins,
second cousins, third cousins, several sets of in-laws, and more
complicated familial relations that most other languages have no word for.
It is not uncommon, too, for families to adopt one another en masse, small
tribal units that merge and then wander and settle together at a whim. The
birthrates here are higher than they are in much of the rest of the
kingdom, though siblings' ages can be somewhat more spread out due to the
care Charali take to only have children when they are certain of being able
to provide food for them.

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