So there's intrinsic aging, which means biological aging, and external aging, which is effects.
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If drugs can treat aging, is aging itself a disease?
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CH: Not even an ideal of aging, or of aging sexuality.
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It is the Department for the Aging, not the Department of Aging.
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Aging cells equal an aging body, with cells no longer functioning normally.
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Ranging over decades and continents, "Papirosen" offers the dreamlike spectacle of Mr. Solnicki's family aging, de-aging and re-aging before our eyes — and his.
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" On Aging — & The Term She Hates"We need to stop talking about aging like it's something negative and, actually, I don't like the word 'anti-aging.
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For example population aging and the impacts of population aging on health spending.
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" Dr. Agronin writes with reverence for Dr. Gene D. Cohen, a founding father of geriatric psychiatry who "saw not only what aging is, but what aging could be; not what we accomplish in spite of aging, but because of aging.
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Nowhere on Sephora's site is aging or anti-aging mentioned in the product description.
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Don't get me wrong, the GT-R is aging well, but it's still aging.
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The copy on the Skinceuticals website uses the words "aging" or "anti-aging" 15 times.
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The antidote our culture has come up with — anti-aging — it's like we're against aging.
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Lastly, if the idea ... if all this money goes into pro-aging- Right, pro-aging.
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Can measurements of biological aging be used to at last identify the molecular mechanisms of aging?
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Aging is the leading precondition for so many diseases that "aging" and "disease" are essentially metonyms.
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Staying out of the sun is anti-aging, creams with SPF are, wearing a hat is anti-aging.
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To understand anti-aging products, you have to understand how the signs of aging manifest on your skin.
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"Instead of anti-aging, I say it's pro-aging," Ms. Joseph told The New York Times in 2010.
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He looked like an aging surfer dude, or what I imagined an aging surfer dude might look like.
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Anti-aging products claim to make you look younger by reducing, hiding, or preventing the signs of aging.
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Younger workers will need to replace aging doctors, nurses and clinicians, as well as care for that aging population.
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It's no secret that the U.S. population is aging, and rural America is aging at an even faster rate.
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I would say, I would prefer that the discourse be about pro-aging, about healthspan, rather than anti-aging.
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For more information about aging research, you can visit the National Institute for Aging and Sinclair's research group's website.
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But he cautioned the fast-aging mice used in the study might not be fully representative of ordinary aging.
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As the business of fighting aging has consumed the culture, it has produced a secondary aversion — not just to the signs of aging but to the signs that we're trying to stop the signs of aging.
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Technology provides an opportunity for aging in place and independence that is often hard to achieve for our aging population.
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Bottle aging allows a spirit (or wine) to mellow and oxidize a little bit, but barrel aging radically changes the flavors.
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But for some reason, the conversation around aging still hadn't necessarily been there ... I equate 'anti-aging' to the word 'diet.
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One particularly critical contributor of aging, however, is a process known as cellular senescence (senescence being a fancy word for aging).
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Those diseases are "superimposed on an aging brain," says Carol Barnes, who studies healthy brain aging at the University of Arizona.
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"I don't interact with them," Felipe Sierra, director of the division of aging biology at NIH's National Institute on Aging, said.
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Their landscape is equally vast, from kids' Flintstones vitamins to the anti-aging serums the aging-conscious use on their wrinkles.
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Aging infrastructure, no funds "I see aging infrastructure is one of the major, major, major sources of the problem," Subra said.
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"Lucian was quite interested in the process of aging and he certainly dwelled on signs of aging himself," Mr. Gayford said.
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Studying sex and aging There is a key element missing from nearly all studies of sex and aging: studying change over time.
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Beyond sharing the company's ambitious mission — to better understand the biology of aging and treat aging as a disease — Page was vague.
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The goal was for other scientists to get together and discuss the aging process and discuss potential treatments for the aging process.
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The expression "aging in the right place" (as opposed to aging in place) is gaining currency among experts who advise older adults.
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The show is capacious and good-natured, though in a rapidly aging country like Austria, "Aging Pride" has a particular demographic bite.
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An aging specialist once told me that in the West, development came before longevity, but in India aging has come before development.
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America's 76 million aging baby boomers — including me — are increasingly at risk, since aging bodies struggle harder to regulate internal temperatures efficiently.
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But researchers are already using the epigenetic clock to test an anti-aging cocktail and to look for an anti-aging diet.
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The pot-stirring English gerontologist credits himself with shifting the conversation around aging in the 90s, from slowing aging to actually reversing it.
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"It can also have an indirect benefit on 'inflam-aging,' or aging caused by chronic skin inflammation," cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson told Refinery29.
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But some researchers aren't sold—it's accepted that telomere length could be a biomarker for aging, but not that it somehow causes aging.
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"This paradox of aging supports the notion that well-being and wisdom increase with aging even though physical health is failing," said Jeste.
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Aging population A combination of falling birth rates and improving life expectancy across Japan has resulted in a progressively shrinking, and aging population.
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There's no unified theory of aging, but what Sinclair thinks is the cause for aging is a loss of information in the epigenome.
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Declining fertility rates, aging of the baby-boomers and increasing life expectancy are leading to aging populations that are putting strain on government systems.
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Longer lengths are associated with longer lifespans, so the ISS environment could be a venue for understanding aging processes, or even anti-aging technologies.
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The Food and Drug Administration does not consider aging a disease, so some companies are tackling diseases associated with it rather than aging itself.
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I think there will be some really significant strides in anti-aging, and I don't mean looking good or- Let's call it "pro-aging".
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Aided by a growing culture of sharing and openness in society, the future of these aging boomers is spurring conversations about aging and dying.
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Despite Netflix reportedly spending millions on digital de-aging software, iFake claims it took just seven days to alter Netflix&aposs de-aging effects.
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So I was deeply skeptical going in but all these positive data points, I've started calling them a realistic view of aging, not even a positive view of aging, as a fact-based counterpoint to the predominant narrative of aging as loss and decline alone.
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Hair-aging might actually be a lot easier to prevent than skin-aging, as your use of hot tools and products play a big role.
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Stallone and Schwarzenegger seem happy to make jokes about their own aging bodies, though not necessarily about the aging genre they were a part of.
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This means "a rising fiscal burden and slower economic growth than if the population was not aging," says Richard Jackson of the Global Aging Institute.
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" Aging stores in aging locations eventually "become toxic to the health of the business, and that's really what we're stepping up and addressing here right now.
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"[It can also have] an indirect benefit on 'inflam-aging,' or aging caused by chronic skin inflammation," says Ni'Kita Wilson, cosmetic chemist and founder of Skinects.
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We're not big fans of the term "anti-aging" — it connotes that aging is bad, and you need to be young in order to be beautiful.
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The aging anti-Communist pontiff stood beside the aging Communist leader, who had abandoned his military uniform for the occasion in favor of a dark suit.
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"This is a total blind spot for technology companies," said Katy Fike, co-founder of Aging 2.0, a group that supports entrepreneurs in the aging space.
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The Nutriyouth drip claims the ability to "help stop cellular aging in its tracks" with a mixture of anti-aging enzymes, molecules and vitamins for $599.
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But because we still don't understand the basic mechanisms of which parts of the body spur aging or why, most therapies targeting aging are, essentially, shooting blind.
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They also tracked "healthy aging," which is the goal of aging without one of the top 11 chronic diseases and showing no major cognitive or physical impairment.
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Precisely why such a "mosaic of aging" exists is a mystery, but Cole will tell you that, at some level, we still don't know what aging is.
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The idea at the time was that Western medicine was too focused on treating the symptoms of aging and not focused on treating the causes of aging.
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" In 19503, he started a simultaneous strip, "Momma," which revolved around "an aging widow," as he put it, "desperately trying to retain control of her aging children.
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The Senate Special Committee on Aging recently announced that they would be holding a hearing to discuss the growing population of aging caregivers for individuals with disabilities.
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"Independence has become the gold standard for successful aging," said Kali Thomas, an aging-in-place specialist and assistant professor at Brown University's School of Public Health.
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Anti-aging productsExperts say that one of the best things you can do to combat the signs of aging is to start using a quality product early.
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As I wrote in my piece on the rebranding of anti-aging skin care, the best way to normalize aging is to portray what it really looks like.
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There are so many possibilities: It's not just a series of images of women in their 60s, it's about promoting a conversation about aging, and particularly women aging.
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"This shows that we can actually modulate aging in primate species, and it puts emphasis now on the idea of aging itself being a druggable target," Anderson says.
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The policy especially emphasizes the Confucian concept of "filial piety," stressing children's responsibility to care for their aging parents, an expedient economic move given China's rapidly aging population.
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We must do all we can to educate providers, manufacturers, and consumers themselves about the opportunities for aging in place – and aging on the move – that technology affords.
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For decades, though, Dr. Daffner would listen to Mr. Gonis's ideas about aging well, then turn back to his patients and his research on interventions for healthy aging.
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Even though many wines that once demanded aging — whether Bordeaux, Barolo, Napa cabernet sauvignon or Burgundy — can now be consumed younger, these wines still benefit from additional aging.
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From realistic environments to convincing fake animals, to aging and de-aging actors and even doubling them, it almost felt like there was nothing CGI couldn&apost do.
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Normal aging isn't a medical condition, and so it is true that many of us — doctors included — find out about the lesser-know effects of aging with experience.
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She found Fitzgerald, who actually is an MD, also touting her board certification in "Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine" from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M).
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Much like the beauty industry wanting to move away from selling you anti-aging products while never mentioning the word "aging," WW still wants to help users lose weight.
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In contrast, non-surgical major hospital admissions were tied to the equivalent of 1.4 years of aging, and strokes in particular incurred the equivalent of 13 years of aging.
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"Workout classes alone are not the best way to prevent falls," said Kathleen Cameron, the senior director of the Center for Healthy Aging at the National Council on Aging.
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Another consequence of aging is the accumulation of so-called senescent cells, normal cells that stop dividing, contribute to tissue aging and secrete substances like cytokines that induce inflammation.
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"The way we've chosen to do it instead is viewing aging through the diseases of aging that doctors know how to treat, and we attack those directly," he said.
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You're ... So, I think there's some ... Aging itself?
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The coenzyme's depletion is linked to aging and aging-related disease—a study re-upping the stuff in mice was found to make them livelier, more youthful, and more muscular.
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"Aging has always been a target for charlatans and snake oil salemen," says John Newman, a geriatrics researcher at UC San Francisco and the Buck Institute for Research on Aging.
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"We certainly have reason to be very rigorous in our treatment of cardiovascular aging to promote healthy brain aging and to prevent these types of problems later on," he said.
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"Translation of basic-science discoveries into interventions for aging is lagging because virtually nothing is known about the process of biological aging during the first half of life," Poulton said.
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However, only that the gene appears to play a big role in accelerated brain aging, and aging in turn could make a brain more vulnerable to the stresses of disease.
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Caring for an aging population is particularly pressing in Asia, with the NIA report noting that the speed of aging and the size of the older population is fastest there.
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We're now in a moment where women's fears about the aesthetic effects of aging continue to be stoked, but buying something explicitly marketed as "anti-aging" has fallen out of favor.
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I felt my youth passing me by, like I was aging considerably faster than the pace at which I was previously aging before I had entered the IMAX Chamber of Boredom.
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And in her previous career as an OB-GYN, Fitzgerald was certified by the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicines to peddle anti-aging medications which have no scientific backing whatsoever.
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Over the past year, there have been some 50 workshops with aging service providers and businesses–even people who work within aging may be using ageist language and not know it.
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Dr. Mattson and his colleague Rafael de Cabo at the aging institute recently reviewed the effects of intermittent fasting on health, aging and disease in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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"He's about as close as you can get to minimal aging in a human individual," said Dr. Michael Joyner, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic who has studied performance and aging.
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"The study of aging, and the idea that you might be able to treat aging as a condition, is a novel area of research," said an FDA spokesperson in an email.
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Aging — most people think it's an unstoppable ambiguous force.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — The US labor force is aging rapidly.
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The differential aging should not affect the user experience of the phone, as it's not visible under normal use of your Pixel 2 XL. We understand, however, that it can be concerning to see evidence of aging when using a specialized display test app, so we've taken steps to reduce differential aging through software.
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The way Japan copes with an aging population will provide critical lessons for other aging societies, including China and South Korea, that will have to grapple with similar challenges in coming years.
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The aging population comes as births in the country fell by 3.5 percent last year despite a 2016 move to relax China's "one-child policy" amid concerns about the rapidly aging population.
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"We will replace aging tanks, aging planes and ships with the most advanced and lethal technology ever developed, and hopefully we'll be so strong we'll never have to use them," Trump said.
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There's no way to stop the skin from aging, but the right foundation can help address the unique concerns associated with aging skin like fine lines, dark spots, dullness, and less elasticity.
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Conoco is the latest major oil company seeking to exit the North Sea as production in the aging basin declines, other areas become more competitive and costs for dismantling aging infrastructure weigh.
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Mr. Hougan now calls it the "aging/ageist suit" and uses it in workshops as a tool to talk about the psychological effects of aging and to confront biases about growing old.
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Leonard Guarente, who studies the biology of aging at M.I.T., said, "This is huge," citing the novelty of the finding and the opportunity it creates to slow down, if not reverse, aging.
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An aging population is fueling the rise of the robot caregiver, as the devices moving into the homes and hearts of the aging and sick offer new forms of friendship and aid.
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Scientists continue to explore the role of telomeres and the enzyme telomerase in aging, and now believe that they may only be one part of the aging process, at least in animals.
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So even though I'm in this industry where that is a huge part of the discussion, and aging is seen as a negative, aging, to me, so far, hasn't been a scary thing.
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He was spurred, he said, by a remark from Robert Butler, the founding director of the National Institute on Aging and, until his death in 2010, arguably the country's most prominent aging expert.
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If public perception is to be believed, hydration is the difference between glowing skin and tired skin, between aging like Gabrielle Union and aging like Gary Busey, between eternal life and imminent death.
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The Senate Committee on Aging was concerned that aging consumers might be especially vulnerable to claims that one weird trick could stave off senior moments, so it asked the GAO to check in.
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Rather, they are university scientists joined together by the American Federation for Aging Research to promote a new approach to healthier aging, which may — or may not — be accompanied by a longer life.
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Like picking out that name... Anti-Aging RegimenThese days, there's nothing unusual about being pregnant in your late 30s or 40s — and for some, that means continuing an anti-aging skin-care routine.
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Susan Peschin, MHS, is president and CEO at the Alliance for Aging Research, a non-partisan organization dedicated to accelerating the pace of scientific discoveries and their application to the experience of aging.
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But the British scientists, many of them recreational athletes, suspected that exercise might have an impact on the trajectory of physical aging and, if so, alter our beliefs about what "normal" aging means.
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In a nod to German efficiency, all of the formulas are multitasking: the Phytoactive Anti-Aging Serum ($295) and Phytoactive Anti-Aging Cream ($250), for example, are designed to firm, brighten and nourish.
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Women often lose out twice or more in the aging derby, first when they take on disproportionate responsibility for their aging parents and then again when they outlive their spouses in old age.
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To keep your muscle mass from disappearing, do resistance training by lifting dumbbells or barbells or using weight machines, said Kay Van Norman, owner of Brilliant Aging, a consulting firm for healthier aging.
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"The aging of the population converging with autonomous vehicles might close the coming mobility gap for an aging society," said Joseph Coughlin, the director of the Massachusetts Institute for Technology AgeLab in Cambridge.
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Stress can even trigger premature aging on a cellular level.
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She considers herself liberated from the accepted norms of aging.
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"I went searching for the biomarkers of aging," Raffaele says.
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By any standard, this is a very aging bull market.
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The country is struggling with an aging and declining population.
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MOOS: Maybe you've heard there's a formula for presidential aging.
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America's interstate highway system was aging, but working just fine.
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Such are the perils of maintaining an aging sewage system.
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Our hood features aging homeless people, pot dealers, and panhandlers.
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Ultimately, migration alone isn't expected to resolve Japan's aging population.
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Normal aging, for one thing, and common drugs like Benadryl.
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"Aging gracefully is very difficult" for an athlete, Danny said.
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It's replacing a 2007 Dodge Charger that was aging out.
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One interview with an aging truck driver is especially poignant.
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Troy Aikman told aging to take a hut, hut, hike!
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Glaucoma and macular degeneration are often seen in aging populations.
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An aging naval fleet has made this mission increasingly difficult.
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At first, it seems like the generated face is aging.
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Even in scripts, they'll refer to a character as 'aging.
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This is a pretty common method for aging a surface.
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I like to compare myself to an aging action hero.
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Work against the aging process overall deserves way more publicity.
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It's hard for us to even define what aging is.
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Analysts attribute this slip, in part, to an aging population.
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What are their greatest fears, hopes and thoughts on aging?
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IT'S NOT GROWING VERY QUICKLY BECAUSE OUR POPULATION IS AGING.
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Aging, and the fight against it, seems to be next.
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In addition, the stigma attached to aging persists even now.
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The more corrosive river water leached lead from aging pipes.
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Women are the target of constant unsolicited advice about aging.
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It is not the cause of our aging population, however.
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The chaos of aging often leads to stability by necessity.
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It thinks children and aging boomers can help solve it.
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The economic drag of an aging workforce can be costly.
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The weapon in his hands was an aging mustard shell.
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Mothering, like aging, is not for the faint of heart.
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Apparently, Jack and Rebecca Pearson are really good at aging.
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He really is aging backwards and getting sexier with time!
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Beijing hopes to reduce the pressure of an aging population.
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Aging into adulthood, their processes are stunted, their development arrested.
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"Teeth constantly move from aging and function," Dr. Hong says.
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However, the costs of aging in place can be substantial.
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For starters, she mentioned that she doesn't worry about aging.
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We should all know what to expect from aging, right?
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Also like people, aging stars release a lot of gas.
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That's definitely not the story for Genworth's R70i Aging Suit.
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The aging systems, experts warn, are an invitation for trouble.
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Aging robs you of the magic the world once held.
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Broadcast news outlets like NBC News face an aging audience.
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Why not add fretting over premature aging in there, too?
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In other words, they're kind to new (or aging) gardeners.
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Through his aging, Eddie became a normal pet to me.
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They may even, Ehrenreich suggests, be responsible for aging itself.
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This debate normally revolves around an aging chestnut: ideological diversity.
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Instead, she said, aging is more like a water system.
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Wheels TIRED of your vehicle and its aging, limited features?
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For most aging Americans, there is no place like home.
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It is unoaked and direct, not intended for long aging.
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That's almost $30 billion for two aging enterprise software companies.
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This policy is intended to address Vermont's aging population. (Quartz)
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Many address dating, love and aging in blunt, salty language.
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To many, Brady showed real signs of aging last season.
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Mather's Cafes take a holistic approach to aging, she said.
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The answer has nothing to do with an aging population.
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We shouldnt assume that chronic diseases automatically occur with aging.
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Reinvesting in our aging water infrastructure will not be cheap.
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They had small children and their aging parents needed help.
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What roles are there for actually aging, still human women?
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What does it mean for the caregiver's own aging experience?
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There's an indisputable need for investment in America's aging infrastructure.
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For now, his staff are temporarily sharing one aging laptop.
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Our aging rail and bus systems would continue to deteriorate.
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Much has been made of the challenges of aging societies.
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Take, for example, recent headlines linking selfies and premature aging.
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Fans have commented that she seems to be "aging backwards."
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I'm talking about eradicating aging as a cause of death.
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" In it, he interrogates the role of the "aging rocker.
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Instead, the mutations seem to have arisen through ordinary aging.
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"Aging has been good for me," she told our reporter.
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Between 30 and 35, you start to see aging happen.
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He also has the dreamy melancholy of an aging man.
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Some improve collagen production and others slow the aging process.
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However, it is fair to worry about the aging manager.
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Others are experimenting with aging in whiskey or rum barrels.
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This prolonged wood aging also gives it its tawny color.
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Illness changes you in nonphysical ways too, aging your spirit.
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The actual metamorphoses of aging are crueler than even Kafka's.
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Meaning think about your own attitudes towards age and aging.
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Afterward, you might consider aging a few bottles of assyrtiko.
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Studies confirm that such work has implications for healthy aging.
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It's a meditation on conservatism, risk, values, fidelity and aging.
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Why would we accept the aging image of our mothers?
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That aging population could be especially susceptible to the disease.
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See what's aging and what has more life in it.
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More people are living alone, and aging alone, than ever.
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All this still hasn't stopped Apple from throttling aging iPhones.
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Today that aging newsreel is being played in sharp reverse.
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I tried to help it by aging dramatically between seasons.
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" Dirty Lemon calls its Rose drink an "anti-aging elixir.
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Aging and distracted, Mr. Hifter is seldom seen in Benghazi.
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How does "aging in place" fit into a retirement plan?
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None are young, but they do not face aging alone.
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There are several advantages to approaching aging in this way.
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Aging is as natural as a baby's softness and scent.
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What other financial options are available to help aging parents?
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The 80 or so rhinos are geographically separated and aging.
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This might be because of the extra year of aging.
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Aging brains grow more sensitive to its sedative properties, too.
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Its population is aging rapidly, and jobs are going unfilled.
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The Aging and Disability Services Programs will lose $4.2 million.
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An aging population means more people are outliving their spouses.
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"Melanocyte stem cells are also lost during aging," Hsu said.
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The state's aging dams are in dire need of repair.
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" Instead of an aging has-been, she's "honestly so relatable.
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Over time, these rays contribute to premature aging and cancer.
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I have to say that movie is aging very well.
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"2018 felt like aging five years in one," Musk said.
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Many of them view aging as depressing, sad and undesirable.
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Baby Boomers are not the only thing aging in America.
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They have an earlier onset of aging than other vertebrates.
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"I would say the telescope is aging gracefully," he said.
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For now his staff are temporarily sharing one aging laptop.
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I moved into what is now termed the aging process.
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Amtrak faces major financial challenges to upgrade its aging network.
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In a weird way, aging meat has become my hobby.
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Otherwise known as the "The How Hard Did Aging Hit You Challenge" and the "Glow-up Challenge," this exercise in sharing retro pics is supposed to be a commentary on aging well, I guess.
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One common consequence of aging is a slow but steady decline in our brain's size, with an average of 0.2 percent loss in volume associated with aging every year past 60, by some estimates.
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One of the biggest and most profitable companies in the world has taken an interest in aging research, with about as much funding as NIH's entire budget for aging research, yet it's remarkably opaque.
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Despite growing awareness of in-vitro fertilization and aging mothers -- such as Janet Jackson, who gave birth in January at 50 -- some of the science and social impacts of aging fathers are less clear.
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Aside from the long aging, the other telltale sign of a traditional Rioja is the use of American oak in its aging vessels, rather than the French oak commonly used for more modern versions.
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"People have a perception, promulgated by our culture, that aging equals decline," said Dr. Jeanne Wei, a geriatrician who directs the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
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The messages come from glossy magazines, porn, media critiques of aging celebrity faces, and advertisements that insist that there are flaws to be fixed and anecdotes for aging; that age itself is something to treat.
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If an anti-aging serum was a part of your summer routine, replace it with an anti-aging lotion or cream, which is thicker and will provide the extra moisture your skin needs, says Jaliman.
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"The majority of biomedical scientists thinks of one disease at a time, rather than the system of aging that causes all those diseases," Matt Kaeberlein, a University of Washington scientist who studies aging, told Gizmodo.
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Which brings me to your question about The Irishman's much ballyhooed de-aging effects, used to allow the film's aging actors to play their character's younger selves, too: I didn't think the effects were bad.
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At 35, I'm beginning to spot the first signs of aging, so I also include a low-level retinol twice a week — I always rave about La Roche-Posay Redermic [R] Anti-Aging Retinol Treatment.
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There are some other sectors we look at where the aging baby boomer is a negative trend (such as buying motorcycles at a lower rate), but aging boomers seem to be good for cruise demand.
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"He's about as close as you can get to minimal aging in a human individual," Dr. Michael Joyner, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic who has studied performance and aging, told The Times in December.
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Osteoporotic changes, and bone resorption can be a component of aging.
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The Earth, too, will die, engulfed by an expanding, aging Sun.
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Is it just a case of golden-aging your previous relationship?
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Moreover, Raffaele's embrace of biomarkers for aging is not universally accepted.
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The aging nuclear fleet in the U.S. is becoming increasingly uneconomical.
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America—a xenophobic, authoritarian national id manifested in an aging white
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Bebe Rexha is one Hollywood star who isn't afraid of aging!
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At 94, Golden Girls' Betty White debunks every stereotype about aging.
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Oh, and it's a sneakily insightful series about aging, to boot.
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ONE OF THE BIG REASONS PARTICIPATION IS DECLINING IS DEMOGRAPHIC AGING.
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Tony Bennett is a walking piece of art who defies aging.
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Black women specifically have a reputation for aging like fine wine.
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Because eating more mushrooms to ward off aging is shit advice.
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Aging is serious issue, especially if you're known for your voice.
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There's plenty more to be said about America's aging space infrastructure.
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The project to digitize the aging film came just in time.
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Its maturing economy and aging population also threaten to stall growth.
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Shakespeare's meditation on aging is one of his most controversial sonnets.
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The country's population isn't just rapidly aging, it's rapidly shrinking, too.
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Still, she's opened up about aging, and embracing that with grace.
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The fact is the German economy is enormously endangered by aging.
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Some leave their jobs to care for children or aging parents.
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Earth to Skin Tea Time Anti Aging Face Toner, $6.96; walmart.
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Quackenbush imagines another method to approach human cloning: reversing cell aging.
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But an aging population is not the only challenge Singapore faces.
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There are spaces for sewing, mending, stitching, and even aging costumes.
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One recent addition puts a new focus on dangerous, aging pipes.
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And who will build those homes and care for aging Americans?
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If you're just looking at high-end smartphones, product is aging.
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So, the study concludes, those aging tests are almost certainly premature.
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The old slop is rapidly aging, as Bob Dylan once wrote.
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So when it comes to aging tech, what does seem helpful?
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Mice studies, particularly those involving aging, don't translate well to humans.
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A problem of aging, both for me and for Total War.
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Those four sassy ladies taught us a lot about aging gracefully.
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"Am i old?" she wondered, curious if she was aging herself.
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Our telomeres naturally shorten throughout our lives, resulting in cellular aging.
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My earlier preconceptions about aging turned out to be completely false.
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The Oak Bottle seeks to do the aging process in miniature.
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What Men WantMen think about aging differently and have different concerns.
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He thinks it's scientifically possible to develop treatments that reverse aging.
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Elizabeth Arden Prevage Anti-Aging Moisture Cream SPF 30, $132; amazon.
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Go deeper: Read Axios' special report on the aging, childless future
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The thought of aging concerns some athletes who hope to compete.
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But on the labor front, you've got the baby boomers aging.
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A cornerstone of Miller's anti-aging treatment is hormone replacement therapy.
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The words "anti-aging" are still emblazoned on that line's bottles.
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Free radicals are the primary culprit when it comes to aging.
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This aging generation hold the last memories of these traditional recipes.
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Not just faster than the chips running on the aging Bulldozer.
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Burt's Bees Complete Nourishment Facial Oil Anti-Aging Oil, $17.04; walmart.
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Could the future belong to these kinds of anti-aging drugs?
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I have a soft spot for the aging Chrysler 300 sedan.
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Aging is a complex biological process with no single causal factor.
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The population overall is aging, and both parties have aged accordingly.
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Even beauty doesn't actually seem to blunt the stress of aging.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Social Security is unaffordable due to our aging population.
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Sam Smith was unrecognizable in his selfie using the aging filter.
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Every human story of victory ends in aging, decay and death.
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One song, "Dad's Sailboat," deals with the issue of aging parents.
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Mugabe's spies suspected old allies had turned against the aging president.
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We treat aging as an outrage or, worse, as a sin.
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ModiFace can also simulate hair changes, anti-aging treatments and more.
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It looks like aging is staying out of Bryan Cranston's territory.
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Time, after all, is not exactly on the aging Brit's side.
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Gerostate Alpha: Gerostate Alpha is tackling human aging, an ambitious goal.
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That Calico won't say what it's doing bothers leading aging researchers.
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Equally troubling is that aging machines can be difficult to maintain.
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This, in turn, contributes to tissue upkeep and slows down aging.
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Should I buy a Lancôme anti-aging serum and a Chrysler?
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Kelly likened being in space to aging at an accelerated rate.
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Then repeat with the Anti-Aging Neutralizer until it's essentially dry.
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How do cancers overcome the aging problem is a major question.
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Painting, for her, was a way of compartmentalizing pain, aging, loss.
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Rather than a sense of loss, aging has brought many gratifications.
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This is the second of two columns about adjustments to aging.
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"Everything changes, everything ages; aging doesn't necessarily mean damage," she says.
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The system's problems add to concerns of America's aging rail infrastructure.
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But we need to factor in aging as we consider immigration.
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Renée Zellweger has a decidedly fresh perspective on aging in Hollywood.
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Others are also trying to desperately get information about aging relatives.
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And when it rains, the aging sewers in Gaza's cities overflow.
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China's finances will be further pressured by its rapidly aging population.
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Debra Messing has clearly been aging with a lot of grace!
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Angola has also seen output decline rapidly from its aging fields.
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But inspiration certainly isn't coming from the aging boomers now onstage.
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For example, married couples in China traditionally care for aging parents.
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Now my brain felt calcified and literal, the effects of aging.
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The Senate Aging Committee holds a hearing on ending Alzheimer's disease.
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Independent Stave also dived deep into the science of wood aging.
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Still, the aging of U.S. agricultural landholders does offer potential opportunities.
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She is the author of "Disrupt Aging," now available in paperback.
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Related article Techno Elders, Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Oriented Genre
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And many East German towns remain underpopulated, aging, and disproportionately male.
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The world's population is aging fast, and these countries are proof.
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To compound the issue, the population is rapidly aging, Kossek said.
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The cellular process of aging may be changing, in humans' favor.
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"The Irishman" (2019) de-aging tech is the best so far.
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Had Daniel upgraded, that line of credit would have continued aging.
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Overall, 566 participants, or almost 303 percent, had healthy vascular aging.
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That strong demand is the result of millennials aging into homeownership.
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And then, out comes the swan: a man, playing an aging
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Each develops into an essay on, say, ghosts, time or aging.
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The next big challenge for Ailes' successor is its aging viewers.
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Angelina Jolie doesn't only embrace the aging process, she "loves" it.
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"He loved the hard dignity of aging materials," Mr. Beyer said.
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But that grainy tint suits her take on this aging queen.
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Flipping to maintain even moisture content throughout the cheese during aging.
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This is an actual problem in many industries with aging workforces.
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Aging infrastructure means barges are sometimes victims of canal lock delays.
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"The thing I'm learning about aging is, it's inevitable," Daprano said.
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Its aging tracks and trains need billions of dollars in improvements.
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The complaints about an aging slate of commanders are growing louder.
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I never looked at aging as a sign of being 'old.
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So, the labor force is aging, averaging about 50 years old.
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AGING POPULATION, SLOWING WORK FORCE GROWTH, SLUGGISH PRODUCTIVITY – NOT AT COMPANIES.
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At home, she is the primary caregiver for her aging mother.
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We can't pretend that aging is simple or devoid of complications.
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Iowa's farmers are aging, and younger farmers aren't replacing them proportionately.
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Many cities are struggling to modernize aging, but vital, rail systems.
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Yet the words "aging" and "death" are nowhere to be found.
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As one source says, the effects of aging are clearly present.
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We see an aging emperor appointing his bodyguard chief of everything.
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The virtues of "Aging Pride," then, lie in the works themselves.
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One key thing to look for: a home that's aging-friendly.
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And that group is growing rapidly because baby boomers are aging.
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Google's life extension company Calico was recently formed to battle aging.
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South Korea also has one of the world's fastest-aging populations.
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Researchers who want to fight aging generally adopt two different approaches.
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Health care for aging detainees is a growing concern at Guantánamo.
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This usually occurs as a result of aging or head trauma.
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Vintage ports may require decades of aging before they are ready.
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In America, ageism is a bigger problem for women than aging.
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All right, I'll call it pro-aging, that's a fair point.
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It looks like Charles Barkley has called a timeout on aging!
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An aging population is changing the demographics of the work force.
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I think you're like me, I dress like an aging skateboarder.
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Research shows that dance offers a wealth of anti-aging benefits.
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There are 10 winemakers currently aging their wines in the cave.
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" I said, "Does he take care of aging parents on weekends?
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The accident raises questions about the quality of Italy's aging infrastructure.
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An aging poet in decline holds forth to a cleaning woman.
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Is your makeup working for you, or is it aging you?
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From New York to California, the nation's agricultural workers are aging.
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Schine handles death, aging and infirmity with candor and wry humor.
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A slightly elevated T.S.H. may represent a normal consequence of aging.
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When we get to my concealers, I'll have anti-aging formulas.
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Numerous studies suggest that extra growth signals can speed up aging.
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The disappearance of eyewitnesses because of aging makes this tour compelling.
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Demographers point to China's falling birthrate, aging population and gender gap.
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Yes, the country is aging, and the baby boomers are retiring.
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The aging hipsters of Gen X have long impersonated millennials online.
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Local agencies on aging or senior centers may provide referrals, too.
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And some longtime players like receiver Julian Edelman, 33, are aging.
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It also grounds her current role as an anti-aging guru.
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A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.
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One person mentioned seeing an aging Bigfoot whose fur was graying.
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Adult siblings agonize over an aging parent's finances and well-being.
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Then they would put them in the presses, on aging boards.
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Aging is one of the great mysteries of life and science.
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And they are generally much less expensive than bottles for aging.
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Unsurprisingly, startups increasingly recognize opportunities to cater to this aging population.
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It is clear the aging monarch is in damage limitation mode.
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This is widely understood to be a classic problem of aging.
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Kim: The first issue is that Harley's core customer is aging.
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When used in the home, they can support aging in place.
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For decades, the solution to aging has seemed merely decades away.
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Mr. Rosindell recounts proudly how he once took an aging Mrs.
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The aging T-38 Talon first entered service in the 1960s.
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The previous report singled out aging satellites as a real problem.
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I know we've got an aging population, but this is ridiculous.
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Devoted Health wants to reinvent how we care for aging Americans.
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NBC News, like other broadcast news outlets, faces an aging audience.
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Face it: We have become a lazy, aging, fairly ignorant democracy.
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The New Victory recommends "Aging Magician" for children 10 and older.
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However, a shrinking and aging population is forcing Japan to change.
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Did this longer aging contribute to its added depth and richness?
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But for now, Colon and Dickey provide an aging insurance policy.
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That program will replace the aging Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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And many of them don't have children, so they're aging alone.
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The advantages of fixed income remain attractive, particularly for aging investors.
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Wouldn't it be refreshing if we could all simply accept aging?
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For now, the research could contribute to the study of aging.
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Third, a healthier attitude toward aging also means examining moral issues.
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But the community, which lies in Dambovita county, is aging rapidly.
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And related, how will the aging of society impact American capitalism?
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I'm subject to the weather, to aging, to gravity, to thirst.
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The investigation could provide insight into the nation's aging pipeline infrastructure.
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Its infrastructure is aging and in disrepair on a good day.
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Part of the problem is attributable to the city's aging infrastructure.
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Some big cities, also have aging buildings that are woefully inefficient.
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While, the FDA doesn't deem aging as a disease itself, it does regulate certain drugs dealing with diseases associated with aging such as alzheimers so Elysium doesn't have to get its Basis product approved before selling.
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The beautiful blue makeup pouch was filled with six mini-sized Elizabeth Arden goodies: an anti-aging daily serum, anti-aging moisturizer with SPF 30, anti-pollution sunscreen, a skin renewal booster, mascara, and lip gloss.
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Go deeper: How we arrived at a aging, childless future Special report: The aging, childless future People around the world are waiting longer to have kids The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single
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Cognitive science informs us that even in normal aging, brain connections pare back (to the extent that the aging brain actually shrinks in size), reducing our ability to learn new information and make important new connections.
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So whether it's long-term care or the broader global economy in an aging world, when the president and our congressional leaders finalize a set of comprehensive immigration reforms, let's make sure that they remember aging.
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"This is a stark reminder that administering growth hormone as an intervention to slow aging—which is still being done in the anti-aging medicine industry — is not warranted by the scientific literature," Olshansky told Gizmodo.
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The season's first half (I've seen eight episodes of an eventual 13) involve Sam Fox, Adlon's character, confronting the many ways that society doesn't have as much room for aging women as it does aging men.
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In promoting social engagement, such programs provide "one of the pillars of healthy aging," said Dr. Annette Medina-Walpole, chief of the division of geriatrics and aging at the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry.
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Professor Margie Lachman of Brandeis University, an author on the study published his month in Research on Aging, had a few hypotheses on why this could be, including that large burdens could actually accelerate the aging process.
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And the early results in aging dogs suggest that rapamycin is helping them, too, said Matt Kaeberlein, a biology of aging researcher at the University of Washington who is running the study with a colleague, Daniel Promislow.
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" In 2017, the star told Allure magazine that she hates societal attitudes surrounding aging, sharing, "I really wish we could shift our perspective on [aging] as a negative, because it's happening to every single one of us.
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The de-aging of Samuel L. Jackson&aposs Nick Fury was more complex than what we&aposve seen in any other Marvel movie or showWe&aposve seen de-aging in Marvel movies before, but not like this.
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Under-eye masks aren't usually known for anti-aging ingredients, but the Shiseido Benefiance WrinkleResist24 Pure Retinol Express Smoothing Eye Mask contains retinol, a derivative of the vitamin A commonly used in anti-aging skin-care products.
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Last summer, five weeks apart, I lost two beloved dogs — the aging hound-shepherd-retriever mix who helped us raise our children and the aging dachshund who was my mother's greatest comfort in her own last years.
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In a nation with an aging population, the idea has taken root.
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Aging, too, has conventionally been seen as a trait dictated by evolution.
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Japan's aging society puts constant upward pressure on welfare and healthcare spending.
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We talked about regenerative medicine, aging reversal, gene editing and cell therapy.
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I was CEO of the company and I was experiencing accelerated aging.
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New York City's MTA is plagued by aging infrastructure and unreliable service.
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The evolutionary outcome will be recognized by many aging Northern Hemisphere democracies.
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The aging population and retirement of baby boomers is also a challenge.
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It's not about aging, it's about how I am on the inside.
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Different things happen to different people, but aging is coincident with disability.
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Instead, it has become an exercise in proving that aging doesn't happen.
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Let's just go back to staring at aging-backwards alien, Gabrielle Union.
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"China has a huge population and that population is aging," says Shi.
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This divide is likely to become more apparent due to population aging.
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GUTFELD: I have a theory that Hillary is like an aging rapper.
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The aging Castro faced up to his mortality as his health declined.
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Ascendance says it is working to cure cancer, herpes, HIV, and aging.
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In his Death in Venice, the aging protagonist Gustav von Aschenbach is
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Cutting your sugar intake can reduce visible signs of aging, research shows.
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Other factors unique to the Pride generation make aging different for them.
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The aging "Grey's Anatomy," in particular, shows no signs of waning ratings.
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She's befuddled by the absence of family members around her aging clients.
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There's nothing wrong with aging — after all, just think of the alternative.
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It's timefall, and it accelerates the aging process of everything it touches.
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Botox will not prevent you, me, us, from aging and eventually dying.
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She previously was executive director of the White House Conference on Aging.
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The fragments of magazine and print materials fade — like aging snapshots do.
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Brooke Shields has a no-nonsense attitude when it comes to aging.
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Workers also raised concerns about lack of training, understaffing, and aging equipment.
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VMWare is focusing on new products to offset its aging main business.
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To be 'anti-aging' makes no more sense than being 'anti-life.
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He has a particular preoccupation with geriatrics and the aging-population problem.
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Aging, time, and memory are the truths of Drawings for My Grandchildren.
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A child star afraid of aging, or a psychotic freak/pervert/sociopath?
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For Istvan, aging and death are the biggest plague of our time.
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But none of these markers agreed on how fast someone was aging.
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I could see they couldn't get workers to replace the aging population.
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I do all that I can to slow down the aging process.
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Richardson, the aging expert at the University of Oklahoma, agrees with Kaeberlein.
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Her[sic] curiosity has illuminated the future of our super aging society.
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I'll just think longingly about it when I'm on an aging treadmill.
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This is especially true of aging skin, which takes longer to heal.
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With so few new cadets, the current population of appraisers is aging.
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And tell us: What do you think about Anderson's views on aging?
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These fast-aging folks had also already begun to experience cognitive decline.
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Japan faces a decline in birth rate combined with an aging population.
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The lack of estrogen may accelerate aging in women, according to Rocca.
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There are many reasons for this, including the aging of the country.
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Hatch was on the Post's list of aging and less involved senators.
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Less inflammation means less skin damage, so in effect preventing skin aging.
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An aging population is a leading indicator of more automation to come.
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How do you get more labor input growth when the economy's aging?
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There wasn't dramatic pushback to the idea of anti-aging, per se.
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How you define the term anti-aging is a matter of semantics.
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My parents are aging, our role in their lives evolving as well.
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An aging woman who wants to wear suits and not poufy dresses?
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Aging gracefully is the goal of hopeful, optimistic millennials everywhere, isn't it?
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Anti-aging products need not be rich and creamy to be effective.
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"These properties make it a great option to help strengthen aging skin."
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Japan is struggling with a declining and aging population, and sluggish growth.
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See, self-actualization is just a de-aging time machine mishap away.
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The 8,803-square-foot space will center around 70 oak aging barrels.
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It's not just the products themselves that seem to be aging, either.
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On top of that, much of the internet's physical infrastructure is aging.
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He has essentially given Regnery's movement of aging malcontents a fresh face.
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The crucial replacement of our aging nuclear weapons delivery systems was denied.
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The trouble is they don't always add features for aging in place.
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Europe's population is aging and younger people are less interested in skiing.
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Health is another key area as Japan's aging population seeks affordable medication.
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"I've always enjoyed aging," she tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Past studies have tied racism to weight gain, aging and even asthma.
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They were previously seen as an attractive exposure to Australia's aging population.
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Will he become an aging EDM bro in the show's 14th season?
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We as an industry need to learn more about the aging process.
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It just might make you fall in love with this aging gesture.
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The only visible rigs were small and aging machines installed years ago.
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For now this aging bull is poised to roll forward a bit.
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Indonesia—aging survivors of the anti-Communist purge couldn't even hold a
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In fact, cancer and aging are two sides of the same coin.
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New Yorkers are literally begging to be let off aging subway trains.
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Communities across the country are already dealing with our aging water infrastructure.
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And I can't stand the Viagra-taking, booty-shaking, aging rocker phase.
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One more thing: Newly purchased expensive wines often benefit from additional aging.
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Ageism can be hard to disentangle from the stark facts of aging.
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The cost of benefits for aging baby boomers propel those rising deficits.
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The resulting study was published this year in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience.
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He quickly worked to overhaul Grafton's aging infrastructure and modernize the company.
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Sure, OK. But unfortunately, aging up the characters has some major implications.
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ALG: It's actually an analogy a lot of people use for aging.
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This idea of rate of aging is a step in that direction.
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She is on the board of the Council on Aging in Concord.
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The world's population is aging, and especially fast in these 25 places.
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Jennifer Aniston spoke about aging during a new interview with InStyle magazine.
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Both products are designed to bring companionship and comfort to aging adults.
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And every one of those diseases at issue is linked to aging.
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I guess that is plenty to go on for one's aging years!
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Sofia's Findings American White Oak Aging Barrel, available at Amazon, from $49.95
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This issue is at the core of care for our aging population.
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Greenspan is not the only one riding in the aging population wagon.
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Help us prevent yet another health-care crisis for our aging boomers.
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An aging US population creates a growing customer base for Best Buy.
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Disruptions in autophagy are also thought to play a role in aging.
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"I'm in my 60s, and I'm aging into my bus," Gailloux said.
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Schumer admits that the idea of aging doesn't faze her one bit.
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So the radioactive sludge continues to sit in Hanford's aging underground tanks.
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How can aging ears affect so many other aspects of our health?
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According to Clizbe, Simmons was ''the id of every aging conservative male.
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We no longer have to rely on this aging, unsafe nuclear plant.
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Part of the story must be the aging of the U.S. population.
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Sanctions have led to a deterioration of the country's aging passenger fleet.
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Bella did not feel a moment of wistfulness about her own aging.
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For some, a birthday is a mark of aging and nothing more.
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At first he wrote it off as a normal part of aging.
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Nuxe Paris Anti-Aging Roll-On Mask, $53, available at Nuxe Paris.
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Whether it's the cooking method, aging, or fermentation, we let nature speak.
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Yep. There are certain species of mites that proliferate on aging cheeses.
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Unlike its matured counterparts, gin requires no additional aging time past distillation.
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Older cows often suffer from osteoarthritis and other uncomfortable symptoms of aging.
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From exfoliating tips to anti-aging tricks, their knowledge really is priceless.
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An aging Smith is still the second-best linebacker on this roster.
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Should they go through the expense of aging and bottling affected fruit?
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The aging swimming pool and ice rink will also be completely replaced.
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Now it is saddled with financial problems, aging infrastructure and unending delays.
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He is former staff director of the Senate Select Committee on Aging.
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"Definitely, health-related products present a significant opportunity, especially with aging populations."
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And investment forgone in an aging field is unlikely to be replaced.
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He's just kind of an aging hippie, which, again, would be me.
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Expect hard truths and witty ruminations on aging, gender and generational differences.
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The aging mariners worry there will be no replacements when they leave.
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Aging had to be more than what I saw in a mirror.
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Let's be clear: Most mass-market wines need no aging at all.
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Even at 26, Caruana might be aging out of the elite game.
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Moorcones served both ends of this market, from athletes to the aging.
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Aging often seems inexorable and unvarying, and, in chronological terms, it is.
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The older cyclists' immune systems were not impervious to aging, of course.
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Megatrend No. 3 is the biggest of all - the aging of society.
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Aging in television newsrooms has always been a problem, particularly for women.
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A family gets smaller set against the tableau of its aging furniture.
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Aging is the upfront obsession, from the title onward, of Amis's essays.
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Who would take care of his aging mother if he were gone?
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Our thoughts on teeth and aging typically begin and end at color.
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Medicare and Social Security will wax ever larger in aging Americans' lives.
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The comedian Jenny Gorelick doesn't celebrate aging like the rest of us.
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The gathering looked like an early-bird special for aging bons vivants.
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"The denial of aging is unhealthy," she sniffed in a recent chat.
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"Fonda was on to promote a film about aging," Ms. Kelly said.
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And increasingly, it's a conversation that includes millennials and their aging parents.
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Which ones had bought this sweater to keep Clifford's aging bones warm?
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It also made this aging '90s dude feel a wee bit grumpy.
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As part of that goal, we have to conquer this aging thing.
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Many are people with young children and aging parents to care for.
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Right now we have government by an entitled, pampered and aging minority.
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The aging terminal was packed and badly lit, with peeling, mismatched carpeting.
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But that infrastructure is aging, and energy consumption is reaching record highs.
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Italy's aging population, Europe's oldest, is especially vulnerable to infection, he added.
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The Republicans seem to be turning themselves into an aging minority party.
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Before long, the finance guy looked more like an aging rock star.
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Much of what is endearing arises from the core subject matter: aging.
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Who came up with the idea that we can fail at aging?
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Roth fearlessly embraces the ugliness of the aging degenerate, with Dostoevskian zeal.
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Discussions of aging have been all-but-inescapable on the campaign trail.
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"We are taught" that heart disease is related to aging, he says.
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Turns out, the research on aging suggests it doesn't have to be.
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He is former staff director of the Senate Special Committee on Aging.
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Defining a wine by aging seems out of step with the times.
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There is no disputing that the U.S. must modernize its aging infrastructure.
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The country needs talented immigrants to backfill a thinly spread, aging population.
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There are many reasons cited for the drop, including an aging workforce.
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And their guns are Kalashnikov rifles from aging stockpiles, reliable but inaccurate.
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The United States Postal Service is an aging, but still powerful, beast.
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They keep aging and getting old—and I just stay the same.
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He buys corn-fed beef that he is dry-aging and broiling.
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So moving on from the aging Romo seems like a logical move.
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The National Council on Aging offers tips on avoiding fraud at EconomicCheck.org.
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To the Editor: Immigration is a competitive advantage in an aging world.
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"The aging Jewish radical can take you only so far," he joked.
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Concepción Journal CONCEPCIÓN, Bolivia — The aging musical score wasn't easy to read.
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How does the aging body affect the way we feel about sex?
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He was released three years later under an amnesty for aging inmates.
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Like elsewhere in the nation, Iowa's aging population poses an economic headwind.
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So, diseases that are 'typically' associated with aging are seen as scary.
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One common explanation for this phenomenon is the aging of the population.
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In public, his party, ZANU-PF, has rallied behind its aging leader.
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"Sure you could," she says, trying not to insult an aging stranger.
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Iran is desperate for new planes to replace its aging commercial fleet.
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Our things are aging faster than they did in their previous homes.
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Having grandchildren is the great reward for enduring the indignities of aging.
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Pros: Organic, extra aging prior to disgorgementCons: Not cheapShop Bollinger on Wine.com
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Left behind are an aging population, abandoned storefronts and shrinking economic prospects.
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Additional research is still required to deepen our understanding of successful aging.
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Also, biological processes like aging are linked to inflammation in our glycome.
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We simply must bring America's aging infrastructure system into the 21st century.
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They are both aging, but Bennett is frail, susceptible to dangerous missteps.
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President Donald Trump has made fixing America's aging infrastructure a top priority.
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"In an aging society, we cannot get rid of age," he said.
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The lighting is generally bad, the coffee weak, and the furniture aging.
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China has a rapidly aging population, which also limits its output growth.
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"It's a beautifully-written suspenseful account of aging and regret," Shardlow said.
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Japan seems to be mired in an aging economy with minimal growth.
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Narrator: Anti-aging products come in the form of creams and serums.
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The Knicks appointed the aging guard Carl Braun as the player-coach.
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In his later years he focused on aging and dying without fear.
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She's aging in front of our eyes, and beautifully so with acceptance.
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The population is also aging, and cancer risks grow as you age.
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But the one thing he doesn't hate is the idea of aging.
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But they do mean that the population overall is aging, and fast.
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In the aftermath, the government has pushed to modernize aging urban dwellings.
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Does your aging loved one have Alzheimer's, or another cognitive-impairment condition?
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Hospitals argues that these increases are due to an aging, sicker population.
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Nunes studies population aging, labor markets and technology policy in developed countries.
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Trains were added, and new cars were ordered to replace aging fleets.
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Many of the artists here use printmaking to address issues of aging.
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Corker is also a member of the Budget, Banking and Aging committees.
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Aging is so much about vulnerability, and how do we understand that?
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Major upgrades are being planned to aging transport infrastructure throughout the state.
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That started with a 2007 forecast showing a gradual, aging-induced decline.
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What It Is: Radio Frequency Facial, a non-invasive anti-aging facial Who Tried It: Andrea Lavinthal, Style and Beauty Director Why We Tried It: Because it's Sofia Vergara's skin secret, and she looks like she's aging backwards.
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"Even though I'm in this industry where that is a huge part of the discussion – and aging is seen as a negative – aging, to me, so far, hasn't been a scary thing," the American Horror Story actress said.
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Another study being presented at the Alzheimer's conference found a similar result after looking at data from the Chicago Health and Aging Project and the Rush Memory and Aging Project which followed up with patients after nine years.
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The Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging ICBM system and its nuclear cruise missiles as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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"Aging in Hong Kong ... is still an issue that people put in the background - it's not mainstream at all," said Jean Woo, the director of the Jockey Club Institute of Aging at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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From late-night TV comedy shows where supposedly clueless older people are the butt of jokes to ads for anti-aging creams equating youth with beauty and wrinkles with decay, harsh and unflattering images shape assumptions about aging.
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In her book, "The Beauty Bias," Deborah Rhode, a Stanford law professor, explained that while silver hair and furrowed brows made aging men look "distinguished," aging women risked marginalization or ridicule for their efforts to pass as young.
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Compared with those who drank no sugary drinks, those who drank one or two a day had a reduced brain volume equivalent to 1.6 years of normal aging, and lower memory scores equivalent to 5.8 years of aging.
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Saddled with its own aging population and the industrial world's heaviest public debt burden, Japan will also highlight the issue of aging and its impact on fiscal and monetary policies at next year's G20 meetings, the officials said.
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Now, a group of experts on aging envisions a route to realizing Dr. Fries's proposal: one or more drugs that can slow the rate of aging and the development of the costly, debilitating chronic ailments that typically accompany it.
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The Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging nuclear cruise missiles and intercontinental ballistic missile system as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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And though some dermatologists maintain that Obama is the latest victim of the expedited presidential aging process, appearing to age faster because of the stress of the office, others say that it's more attributable to natural aging than stress.
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A main part of Unity Biotechnology's work isn't focused on aging per se, but rather on designing drugs and treatments that can make a person functional and free of the diseases associated with aging for as long as possible.
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The anti-aging market is expected to exceed $216 billion by the end of 2021, but a large part of that includes cosmetic procedures such as Botox and face-lifts, arguably an extreme answer to our natural aging process.
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Like most of Hollywood, these stars are on the Benjamin Button aging track.
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This seems like some sort of evolutionary artifact of aging: obtuseness to youth.
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To Cameron Diaz, aging is one of the most beautiful parts of life.
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And the numbers are only expected to get higher with an aging population.
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What are some of the most common effects of aging on the face?
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So an aging population is likely to lead to a less dynamic economy.
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This is not the aging, sorry, Robert, but not age, Robert De Niro.
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As he started to age, he looked "like an aging rockstar," Gosling joked.
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The answer to that question could help us better understand aging and disease.
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I'm an aging millennial, after all, and we can't just feel helpless forever.
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We're getting older Our population patterns also show another alarming trend: We're aging.
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The most dominant bear in 2019, though aging, is the singular bear 2856.
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The increase in raw numbers partly reflects the nation's growing and aging population.
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They can target things like acne, rosacea, eczema, premature aging, and skin cancer.
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They think the code of aging can be hacked and death made optional.
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The base of the KPRF has been a rump of aging Soviet veterans.
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But now, rising sea levels and storm surges are threatening those aging dikes.
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You just out here lying, talking about anti-aging when Black don't crack.
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It's good, and I think I'll replace my aging home microwave with it.
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It's only the cars that are aging that you see in the film.
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And to be sure, Chicago's aging infrastructure was woefully equipped for extreme heat.
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Most crashes are blamed on reckless driving, poorly maintained roads and aging vehicles.
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Some have groaned that this autumn has demonstrated that NASA's infrastructure is aging.
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And the aging process involves a lot of time in the makeup chair.
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For decades, though, scientists have suspected that mTOR plays a role in aging.
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Cellphones, aging, dating, coffee, parties, threesomes, change — all together now: good and bad.
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I think she talks a lot about anti-aging, and she looks good.
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Faced with an aging population, officials have abolished the country's one-child policy.
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Aging isn't as frightening for us as it is for the pretty people.
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At 29 years old, Merlo knows that he's aging out of the industry.
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Lucas Oil is marketed to car aficionados, gearheads, and truckers with aging rigs.
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"Judges are not immune from the risks of aging," he said in 2008.
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Japan is facing severe demographic challenges tied to its aging and shrinking population.
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"Even though people tell me I'm impervious to aging, I'm not," says Bassett.
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This, along with the aging Audi A6 sedan, depressed Audi sales, they said.
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"Even so, wearables and related services will help make aging cool," he concluded.
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How about that rumored 13-inch MacBook that'll replace the aging MacBook Air?
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Aging alcoholics can live for decades drinking through that disease's rheumy-eyed pain.
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Refurbishing of out-of-commission rooms in aging hotels is also under way.
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Wearables that foster healthy aging and independent living will soon fill seniors' wardrobes.
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"When we get to my concealers, I'll have anti-aging formulas," she said.
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Gibson was gifted with a special recognition plaque from Pennsylvania's Department of Aging.
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Artifacts spanning 300 years of American History were found in these aging shitters.
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Because Dolly died prematurely, scientists have worried that cloning accelerates the aging process.
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We might even eventually be able to eliminate aging via coming genetic treatments.
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Their shortening has been associated with aging in both humans and garter snakes.
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An aging workforce means employers and employees will have to be more flexible.
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We hear much about two enormous U.S. and global trends — urbanization and aging.
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The kiosks will replace New York's aging collection of coin-operated pay phones.
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The aging elephant doesn't like changes, and he believes she shouldn't be moved.
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Actors are added, including popular but aging movie star Ambrose Hilliard (Bill Nighy).
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Bradley Cooper's good looks are proof that there's a 'Silver Lining' to aging!
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Additionally, healthcare systems are under pressure from aging populations and tightening purse strings.
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Olay brought anti-aging creams, previously a department store purchase, to the drugstore.
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The aging Boeing 737 went down and burst into flames shortly after takeoff.
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Today, her lab is aging, and not like a high-end sharp cheddar.
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Yet articles on the plight of "aging" women (over, say, 25) still proliferate.
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Like Shadow of the Colossus, it's a gorgeous update to an aging classic.
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The family responded, suggesting the aging former president might be slipping a bit.
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These countries are aging rapidly, simply because young people move to other places.
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Dry cleaning is a tough business in the small, aging cities of Japan.
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Bonus: The drug may even be able to slow the appearance of aging.
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Calico, part of the Other Bets segment, is focused on anti-aging research.
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One prolific exemption provider is a psychiatrist who runs an anti-aging clinic.
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Nationally, there are few incoming pilots and the existing ones are aging out.
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Sorry, Peter Thiel, young blood may not be the key to reversing aging.
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Recently, we've seen plenty of other aging fighters make unexpected returns to relevance.
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I think aging is such a young science, they hadn't heard about it.
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Well, that's only natural for any aging comedy series — overexposed star or not.
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The least likely challenger seemed to be an aging socialist activist from Vermont.
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For now, I think it's safe to say Google has not solved aging.
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An aging veteran filmmaker staging a flawless comeback after years of radio silence?
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But it sounds like the Switch isn't as powerful as the aging competition.
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Although Brinkley's goal was "never to look different," she's approached aging with honesty.
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The Genworth Aging Experience is a traveling show created by Genworth Financial Inc.
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There could be another (surprising!) anti-aging solution for women: having more children.
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Christie Brinkley should write the book on aging gracefully — oh wait, she did.
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The primary driver of this ballooning debt is the aging of our population.
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As HAX notes in a related press release, the U.S. population is aging.
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GREENSPAN: WELL THE REASON BASICALLY IS THAT THE DEMOGRAPHICS – THE POPULATIONS ARE AGING.
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It treats subjects like loss, romance, and aging with great tact and feeling.
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Can the young ever really empathize with the deterioration of the aging body?
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If you're caring for an aging relative, we can talk through a solution.
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Riley is also the trainer credited with helping revitalize an aging Derek Jeter.
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Two aging white men—red-faced with silky, combed hair—sit chuckling away.
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The Big Bang Theory, meanwhile, is an aging monster hit from Warner Bros.
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Her research also focuses on women's health, aging and transitioning from childbearing age.
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Even today the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) doesn't consider aging a disease.
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Policy to cope with an aging population (400 million seniors by 2035), the
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"The whole idea of aging in place is appealing to me," she said.
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In most cases, it occurs due to aging and depends largely on genetics.
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The facility used to be controlled by slow, bulky, and aging analog parts.
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Despite the grim forecast, the future of our aging population is not hopeless.
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Clarisonic Smart Anti-Aging Firming Massage Head, $41.30 (originally $59) [You save $17.70]
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" THE AGING GUY I get up in time to watch "Meet the Press.
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Buhari's government has been looking for partners to overhaul its aging railway system.
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The numbers may be even higher, due to underreporting and an aging population.
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Amtrak's plan to repair Penn Station's aging infrastructure, from July 10 through Sept.
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Mr. Crozier has delayed replacing aging machinery, spreading the grip of commercial purgatory.
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Most politicians don't like to think about aging — their own or their constituency's.
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"I truly believe sunscreen is the No. 1 anti-aging ingredient," she said.
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This ongoing research project explores the interaction of human aging and environmental factors.
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Kevin Prindiville is Executive Director of Justice in Aging View the discussion thread.
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Aging in place can be viable, even if modifications need to be made.
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It is safe, even more so for those of us who are aging.
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Parts of Scotland also suffer from what researchers call the aging cohort effect.
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Another risk is a malfunction in the aging technologies on which airlines depend.
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"Anna was aging as if time itself were speeding up," Ms. Donoghue writes.
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Pros: Targets all signs of aging, good for acne-prone skin, effectiveCons: Expensive
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The animals also taught her that "aging is a luxury, not a curse."
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As with other aspects of aging, including longevity itself, stark socioeconomic differences emerge.
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Her character is a long-married philosophy teacher devoted to her aging mother.
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Floods claimed older lives The flooding was especially devastating to Japan's aging population.
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They need to understand does this intervention actually slow, stop, or reverse aging.
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