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案例三：苏某（男）的父亲于1975年逝世，留有遗产为房屋A一处，由苏某继承，但是直到1977年才取得房产证。1976年苏某与秦某（女）结婚，两人结婚时苏某的姑父送给贺礼2千元，婚后育有一子苏鹏（化名）和一女苏琳（化名）。两人于1985年1月购买房产一处B并对房屋A进行了修缮。1986年1月，苏某因从部队专业，获得转业费10万元。秦某是一名业余作家，创作了多部小说，1989年3月，她与一家出版社签订出版合同，其中在1989年4月支付小说（甲）的出版费5万元，而小说（乙）的出版费6万元直到1990年2月才支付。两人因感情不和于1990年1月离婚，于是苏鹏跟随父亲生活，而苏琳跟随秦某生活，离婚后秦某获得房屋B，但给予了苏某相应的补偿。 刘某（女）由于丧偶，其夫留有房屋C一处。1992年1月苏某与刘某再婚，刘某再婚时刘某的女儿王华（女，化名）已经结婚，并与刘某分开居住。而苏鹏跟随苏某和刘某居住，刘某于1993年1月收养了苏鹏。 苏鹏的生母秦某于2006年1月遭遇不幸，不幸逝世，留有遗产：房屋B，存款10万元。2007年1月刘某遭遇车祸，不幸逝世。留有遗产为房屋C，存款10万元。根据案例三，请回答第问题： 关于刘某留下的遗产，其第一顺序继承人为（）。
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