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This document outlines the relationships between members of the British royal family. It shows Kate and William as a married couple with Charles as William's father and Queen Elizabeth as his grandmother. It also lists Camilla, Diana, Prince Philip, Beatrice, Eugenie and others as relatives through marriage or blood to key members of the royal family.
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