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earliest remains
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Western culture
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The discovery and preservation of earliest human remains is a key focus of archaeological research and is of great interest to the scientific community.
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oldest
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Western countries
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The oldest person in the family is often respected and seen as a source of wisdom and experience.
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3
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oldest
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Western culture
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The eldest child may have certain responsibilities and privileges within the family.
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4
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oldest
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Western cultures
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The oldest person in a group is often respected and revered for their wisdom and experience.
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5
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oldest
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western countries
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The oldest person ever lived was Jeanne Calment, a French woman who lived to be 122 years and 164 days old.
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6
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second oldest
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Western countries
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The second oldest child in a family may feel pressure to be responsible and set a good example for younger siblings.
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7
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second oldest
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Western culture
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The second oldest child may feel a sense of responsibility to set an example for younger siblings.
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8
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second oldest
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Western culture
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Refers to the second oldest individual in a family or group, often used when comparing siblings' ages.
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9
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second oldest
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Western culture
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Often considered less important compared to the oldest, especially in inheritance and succession
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