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A is the daughter of B; C is the sister of A; B is the daughter of D. How is C related to D?

C is the granddaughter of D. C is the sister of A, so C is also a daughter of B; B is the daughter of D, so D is C's grandparent. Since C is female (a sister), C is D's…

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A is the daughter of B; C is the sister of A; B is the daughter of D. How is C related to D?

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C is the granddaughter of D. C is the sister of A, so C is also a daughter of B; B is the daughter of D, so D is C's grandparent. Since C is female (a sister), C is D's granddaughter. Daughter would hold only for B, and grandmother or aunt reverse or skip a generation.

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