Between 2017 and 2018, death rates dropped 5.1% for those between the ages of 15 and 24; 3% for ages 25 to 20173; 1.4% for ages 45 to 54; 0.4% for ages 65 to 74; 1.9% for ages 75 to 84 and 20183% for ages 85 and older, according to the new report.
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The new models are called the Mini for ages 3 and older and the Pro for ages 8 and older.
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How much: $10 to $13 for ages 4 to 11, $11 to $15 for adults; free for ages 3 and younger.
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The Spartan Race offers a Jr. Varsity Spartan Kid's Race for ages 4 to 8 and a Varsity Kid's Race for ages 9 to 13.
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That's versus 5.22 hours for ages 35-44 years old and 4.97 hours for ages 45-54 years old, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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We've seen the same trend in Spain: The rates of hospitalization jumped from 17 percent for ages 30 to 39 to 23 percent for ages 40 to 49.
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For $22.99 per month, subscribers will receive a box of four board books (for ages two and younger) or two hardcover picture books or novels (for ages three to 12).
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 — $79.95
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 — $79
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Film franchises have existed for ages and ages, of course.
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Analyst Tony Sacconaghi rated Apple as an outperform for ages.
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For ages 35 to 54, suicide comes in fourth place.
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I feel like it's been in the fridge for ages.
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Everyone is already inside, obviously, and has been for ages.
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Things like fan clubs and magazines have existed for ages.
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Cookies, on the other hand, have been around for ages.
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 — $49.95
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 — $99.95
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 — $49
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 — $99
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Because I've known him for ages, and I like him.
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For ages, fae lived in a land called the Tirnanoc.
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We've been interested in this kind of cinema for ages.
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Previously, parents were able to select just two options when it came to the age appropriateness of the content on YouTube kids: Younger, for ages 8 and younger, and Older, for ages 8-12.
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The youngest participants can build characters — literally — with the organization Construction Kids, which will hold craft workshops to create Pokémon (for ages 4 to 7) and "Star Wars" figures (for ages 43 to 10).
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The messy bun has been our go-to hairstyle for ages.
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True, there have been fires in Canada's boreal forest for ages.
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We've fantasized about these destinations (and so many more) for ages.
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Scientists have been trying to teach animals to talk for ages.
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I don't know, because I fix them [he laughs for ages].
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Now, there's a third option, Preschool, for ages 4 and under.
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That's been the argument of the anti-Zep crowd for ages.
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I feel more like a person than I have for ages.
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She would call me and email me horrible stuff for ages.
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He and Stone had worked on his political career for ages.
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I'm seeing followers that have been hidden from me for *ages*.
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The Ganga, in fact, has been accorded 'Mother' status for ages.
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For ages, earthlings regarded lightning as an indicator of godly wrath.
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It's recommended for ages 13 and up, which sounds about right.
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In the way, at least partly, we've elected presidents for ages.
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Hello Magazine for ages 0-2, available at Highlights, $29.64 for 1 yearHigh Five Magazine for ages 2-6, available at Highlights, $29.64 for 1 yearHighlights has fun and educational magazines for kids of all ages.
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For whatever reason, country has been the big invisible giant for ages.
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"And those guys have been gone for ages, you know?" he said.
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Please keep in mind that it's intended for ages 4 and up.
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Please, you've been stealing it from your mama's makeup bag for ages.
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I finally buy the Brixton Market cookbook I've been eyeing for ages.
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Hot Toys have been teasing this for ages, but it's finally here.
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Loathsome fictional men have been at the center of narratives for ages.
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Transitioning to friendship post-breakup has been a contentious topic for ages.
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That was a challenge, and something we wanted to do for ages.
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The variety, if not infinite, could keep the game fresh for ages.
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Free for students 18 and under; $30 for ages 19 and up.
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"Chinese for Children" will offer language lessons for ages 303 through 7.
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The toy is geared for ages five and above, and costs $15.
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The Tough Mudder has a Mini-Mudder for ages 7 to 12.
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The people who'd been working there for ages told me to relax.
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WESTPORT "Moon Mouse: A Space Odyssey," theater for ages 220 and up.
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WESTPORT "Moon Mouse: A Space Odyssey," theater for ages 5 and up.
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I continue waiting here for ages but it's boring, this waiting lark.
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The boxes are available for ages/sizes ranging from 3 to 10.
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And too much of the packaging is made to last for ages.
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In truth, I had been holding onto stories like these for ages.
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For ages 5 and up, it's perfect for miniature Star Wars fans.
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McDonald's and Burger King's fast-food feud has been raging for ages.
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Both are open until the wee hours; for ages 21 and older.
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Keep your bud fresh for ages with these gorgeous laser-etched jars.
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Sparkling wine has performed that ice-breaking, appetite-whetting chore for ages.
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That interest rate cut that Mr. Trump has been demanding for ages?
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That interest rate cut that Mr. Trump has been demanding for ages?
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Both have been topics considered unworthy of polite conversation for ages in America.
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But Mr Dougan was an insider, having been at the firm for ages.
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It's called Pranayama and it's a part of yoga practiced for ages now!!!
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Scientists have meticulously documented nature for ages — long before the advent of technology.
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Now, after being crushed for ages, health care companies have very cheap valuations.
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Tickets are $18.95 for adults with discounts available for ages 16 and under.
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Illustration: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)People have been complaining about iTunes for ages.
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He states that hard games of many varieties have been around for ages.
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That's right: the stuff we've used for ages to kill acne-causing bacteria.
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Forced to answer for actions that elites have gotten away with for ages.
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Polarization and rigidity have been a part of the human condition for ages.
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With its small pieces, the castle is appropriate for ages 3 and up.
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The Savage Race has the Savage Junior Race for ages 12 and under.
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I&aposve been watching this show for ages, so happy to be here.
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Oh yeah, you really didn't like that for ages…Yeah, I hated it.
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We've been preaching the gospel of retinols for ages — and we're not alone.
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I mean, we might, we've experimented on Facebook for ages without getting ... Paid.
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Sometimes they can do nothing for ages, racking up small gains over time.
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For ages, "we" wasn't more than one gender or race or sexual orientation.
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Apiento: I've known Trine for ages since she used to live in London.
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Diversity It lasted for ages but it looks like the "true rap" vs.
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Sulfur in one form or other has been used in wine for ages.
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Bob Dylan had for ages been mentioned as a possible Nobel Prize winner.
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At times there's a vague semblance of past civilization, but clearly overrun for ages.
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For ages 603 to 54, the median was $43,467 and the average was $116,699.
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And as such, this little tip has worked for my friend for ages now.
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Too many would take this basic setup and stretch out their mysteries for ages.
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Kim Kelly has known these mischievous lads for ages, and is doomed on Twitter.
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I've been single for ages and had a date with a guy I liked.
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He's known his wife since 2009, and they've been feeling the love for ages.
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Industrial stocks have been the big ugly ducklings of the stock market for ages.
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And I had avoided skiing for ages because I thought I'd break my ankle!
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The formula goes on so smooth and rich, we'll be wearing it for ages.
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Unfortunately, that may not help her land the role she's been eyeing for ages.
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The Millennium Falcon is 1,351 pieces and is recommended for ages nine and up.
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For ages 45 to 54, the median was $43,467 and the average was $116,503.
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And the MudFactor obstacle run has the MFKidz race, for ages 4 to 13.
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This narrative has been common on the right, and among centrist pundits, for ages.
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But she relented and said yes—and now he's been her boyfriend for ages.
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Agnès Varda I feel I have known Karen Cooper and Film Forum for ages.
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I've had it in proof for ages but just haven't got around to it.
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"It hurts when a colleague you've known for ages decides to go," Santos said.
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Recommended for ages 4 and older, it's a little too advanced for a toddler.
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"For ages, we staked everything on mass tourism," said Mr. Ussardi, the community activist.
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Sometimes deals can stay the same for ages, or only offer a small discount.
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Such measures could address a concern that Washington has been railing on for ages.
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Here in Cuba, that has been wiped out by the revolution for ages now.
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Some of those categories are ones that Hollywood folks have been requesting for ages.
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Conservatives have been trading lurid conspiracy theories in their own media echo chamber for ages.
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Other times, it makes finally buying that handbag I've coveted for ages feel even better.
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After all, this is a hero who's been around for ages in the film's universe.
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Pandemic is recommended for ages 13 and up, and takes roughly an hour to play.
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Acrylip comes in every color and it stays on for ages, which every woman wants.
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It's also constructed with a weatherproof, indestructible design, which means it can last for ages.
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The free series, for ages 83 and older, is now celebrating its 60th anniversary season.
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The free series, for ages 6 and older, is now celebrating its 230th-anniversary season.
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The free series, for ages 230 and older, is now celebrating its 211th anniversary season.
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The free series, for ages 6 and older, is now celebrating its 60th-anniversary season.
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The free series, for ages 6 and older, is now celebrating its 123th-anniversary season.
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The free series, for ages 6 and older, is now celebrating its 60th-anniverary season.
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The free series, for ages 2811 and older, is now celebrating its 24111th-anniversary season.
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Oh well, it's a good kind; I've wanted to shadow a sound recordist for ages.
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I cried for ages just to know that I had been able to achieve that.
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The subterfuge of sign-stealing, of course, has been a part of baseball for ages.
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"I've been thinking about this book for ages," she says, inspecting the spine and cover.
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It's a list of things that have been small hassles on the platform for ages.
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Samsung has also had its own app store in Galaxy Watches for ages now, too.
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Either way, the meme kept the emotions high for ages; it simply did not quit.
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I went to college and assumed I was safe—it hadn't affected me for ages.
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They worked through blood sweat and tears for ages to create such profound and remarkable legacies.
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Before we knew it, it actually flew onto Willow's head and then stayed there for ages.
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So if you've been chasing one for ages and you're not getting any closer, try rebooting.
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For ages, she was scared to come near anyone and was totally averse to being petted.
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Abbie: No I have no idea what she's up to now; haven't seen her for ages.
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For ages 3 and up, this Magformers set is perfect for beginners who love to build.
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The show, recommended for ages 303 through 7, demonstrates how the complications — and the penguins — multiply.
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You've known the person IRL for ages before finally succumbing to the evident vibe between you.
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Writing Class: Young Writer's Blueprint, for ages 6 to 10, but also helpful for older kids.
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MS: It's a technology where ... it's been around for ages in the industrial level. Uh-huh.
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Is it an awesomely satisfying resolution to a plot thread that's been left dangling for ages?
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"Hey," I began casually, as if this greeting had not weighed heavily on me for ages.
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There have been rumors about a live-action Ahsoka series or stand-alone film for ages.
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"With Huguette Clark, people were trying to get a will for her for ages," he said.
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Although prosthetics have been around for ages in some form or another, they aren't always used.
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They couldn't afford to buy big-ticket items (although they could talk about them for ages).
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This year there are four, all still playing on this final weekend: "Amelia and Her Paper Tigers" (Friday, for ages 23903 through 21866), a biographical adventure starring Amelia Earhart; "Fairy Tale Christmas: The Musical" (Friday and Saturday, for ages 21811 through 214111), in which Santa is kidnapped, and storybook villains run amok; "Swashbuckling Sam and the Tale of Blackbeard's Revenge" (Friday and Saturday, for ages 2111 through 2110), in which a magical pirate helps a girl find her courage; and "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon" (Saturday, for ages 21410 through 2142), an adaptation of Grace Lin's novel about a girl on a fantastical odyssey.
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This year there are four, all with performances this week: "Amelia and Her Paper Tigers" (Saturday and Thursday, for ages 96543 through 96533), a biographical adventure starring Amelia Earhart; "Fairy Tale Christmas: The Musical" (Sunday and Wednesday, for ages 96523 through 96513), in which Santa is kidnapped, and storybook villains run amok; "Swashbuckling Sam and the Tale of Blackbeard's Revenge" (Sunday, Monday and Wednesday, for ages 96503 through 4109), in which a magical pirate helps a girl find her courage; and "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon" (Saturday and Tuesday, for ages 216200 through 2112), an adaptation of Grace Lin's novel about a girl on a fantastical odyssey.
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"Goodbye, Brecken," by David Lupton, for children ages 4 to 8; "Kate, the Ghost Dog: Coping With the Death of a Pet," by Wayne L. Wilson, for ages 8 to 13; and "Memories of You," by Erainna Winnett, for ages 7 to 12, are some examples.
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Like that Midori Takada album that just got reissued—it was in my YouTube recommendations for ages.
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A woman drenched in the perfume she's worn for ages doesn't notice the smell, but strangers recoil.
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My dream list is a Catherine D'Lish robe, which has been on my dream list for ages.
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The Monopoly Cheaters Edition will be available for $19.99 in the fall, for ages 8 and up.
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They host family-friendly yoga sessions and cater to adults with classes for ages 21 and up.
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The company, whose "Hatched" was for babies and preschoolers, presents this production for ages 8 through 13.
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A few of us stand around for ages sampling each type and trying to pick our favorite.
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And what about the private security industry that's been able to install face-reading software for ages?
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That was all we really had on the horizon for ages, and then this offer came through.
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He's lurking near a group of older father and grandfatherly sorts who've been collecting keyboards for ages.
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And you could actually just stand there for ages and just look at the images and listen.
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After incubating this kind of stuff for ages, gaming chat platform Discord just finished a major purge.
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I've been wanting to see it for ages and it will be in town around my birthday.
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"Hearn was talking about Wilder fighting Joshua for ages, but they never made a move," he said.
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People have been putting poultry between carbs for ages, but Cathy created something that revolutionized fast food.
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Though he denied reports of sleeping in Council meetings, that rumor had apparently been around for ages.
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Those games—Texas-USC, Michigan-Ohio State, Alabama-LSU—are the ones that are remembered for ages.
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Why did the US suddenly use it against ISIS when the Taliban have been there for ages?
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In the Caribbean places, people would stand around for ages chatting about life and family back home.
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For ages — when I was doing the financial services stuff, I used a lot of storytelling techniques.
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The World of Eric Carle set was a total hit and stayed in the car for ages.
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It was called "Bill Piano" for ages, because it was from listening to lots of Bill Evans.
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Part of the New Victory's family-oriented programming, the show is recommended for ages 9 and up.
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I don't want anything to do with it, and that's been my position for ages and ages.
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I did a similar thing with this picture in our kitchen, no one noticed for ages. pic.twitter.
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The most important people now are trade policy wonks that no one has listened to for ages.
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But every scenario in Afghanistan goes on for ages, and each is dangerously similar to the last.
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I employ all these people around me – people who haven't been working for ages; the long-term unemployed.
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With that in mind, Discord is getting a feature that users have been requesting for ages: server folders.
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For ages, two hot tools reigned supreme in the hairstyling world: the flat iron and the curling iron.
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Other controversial, high-profile users, like Julian Assange, have whined for ages that Twitter refuses to verify them.
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Why do some people seem to experience drugs' effects for ages, while others just get a brief journey?
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When Frank arrived, he took advantage of the situation and raped Beverly Jean after coveting her for ages.
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If anyone has the chops to offer the 25-series beater people have promised for ages, it's Alfa.
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But if you're aiming for perfection, you'll be running the poor farm of rendering computers ragged for ages.
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At secondary school ( for ages 11-16), for example, I remember it was particularly difficult juggling nine subjects.
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But there's one theory that fans have been convinced of for ages: Jack could've fit on that door!
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"I've liked this apparel play for ages, even as I've lamented leaving the stock too soon," Cramer said.
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All of them show some connection to the notion that technology has informed the fashion world for ages.
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Mint has been around for ages and was one of the first great personal finance apps for iPhone.
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Intending the experience for ages 7 through 11, the men deliberately focused on silly sabotage rather than terrorism.
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This game sounds violent "Fortnite" is rated T for Teen, which means suitable for ages 13 and up.
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The house is made of wood with some fabric accessories and is recommended for ages 3 and up.
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"This market's all about rotations and it's been all about rotations for ages," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's very metal, which is I suppose what people have been bugging you to put out for ages.
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"A lot of the people who have been involved in politics for ages are Hillary supporters," he said.
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But for ages I thought my diagnosis meant that was it for me, I could never have kids.
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For ages, you've been welcoming this food into your home, where you sleep and bathe and watch Netflix.
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I couldn't leave my bed for ages, I don't know… I just sort of fell off, I guess.
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I wanted to cut it — I've had long hair for ages — and they were like, 'No, no, no.
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"They are very nice to eat, oranges, when you've been having sex for ages," Ms. Bennett's narrator says.
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Aster, the main character of this graphic novel for ages 8 and up, is one of those people.
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This job has existed for ages in America's oldest sport, essentially making stewards the pioneers of video review.
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A setting for ages 5 to 7 allows kids to also watch videos of cartoons, songs, and crafts.
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The theater recommends it for ages 5 and over; I'd perhaps bump that up a year or two.
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It's designed for ages 5 to 11+ and can help improve drawing skills along with hand-eye coordination.
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JRPGs—including lots of Square Enix JRPGs—have incorporated chained elemental attacks into their combat systems for ages.
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Here's hoping that these revelations can translate towards some of the other platformers I've been at for ages.
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Perhaps you might use that spare $770 you've had lying around for ages to buy his Prada bumbag.
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When it comes to creating highly pigmented colors, some ingredients have been a given in beauty labs for ages.
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The new game is expected to come out this fall for ages 8 and up and will cost $19.99.
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Physical samplers had existed for ages, but this took the idea and paired it with software on a computer.
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LONG hours have been the bane of the legal profession for ages; few of them involve thrilling courtroom antics.
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The birds of prey in question here—black kites and brown falcons—have apparently been doing this for ages.
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But the new findings shed much-needed light on an era of prehistory that has, for ages, remained uncertain.
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THERE is an old saying about buses: you wait for one for ages, then two come along at once.
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For ages, you've been quietly acquiring skills while worrying if you were good enough to offer them to others.
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Even if you've been using it for ages, dealing with hair can be tricky and time-consuming in Photoshop.
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For ages 35 to 45, the most common cause was a narrowing of the arteries feeding the heart muscle.
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For ages, oil has dragged down the market because of the notion that the demand for crude has declined.
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It's an appealing invitation: Come play this free game that your friends have probably been talking about for ages.
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"I couldn't come up with a name for ages," the 38-year-old actress confessed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"Yes, despite all of the naysayers, commodities have finally caught a bid, after bleeding value for ages," Cramer said.
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Marinara pizzas, which have no cheese, have been a staple of many respectable pizza menus for ages, Weiner added.
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The United Nations have struggled for ages to come up with a definition of what the word really means.
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Mine's in the corner of the lounge with the wires all wrapped round it and has been for ages.
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The setting of this family show, recommended for ages 96573 and older, it features odd characters and strange events.
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The National Museum of Mathematics combines those passions in this math-centered book club for ages 221 to 212.
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Read more: Earth has a brand-new continent called Zealandia, and it's been hiding in plain sight for ages
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The setting of this family show, recommended for ages 7 and older, it features odd characters and strange events.
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Mr. Zaiger, 60, said he finds bargains at closeout sales and through importers whom he has known for ages.
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This one, for ages 3 through 8, will feature nature tunes in honor of Sukkot, the Jewish harvest holiday.
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The National Museum of Mathematics combines those passions in this math-centered book club for ages 212 to 230.
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I wanted to cut it — I've had long hair for ages — and and they were like, 'No, no, no.
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Unsurprisingly, people around the world have been doing crazy shit with juice in the name of wellness for ages.
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It's been blasting through the roof, breaking out above the $60 level after languishing in the $50s for ages.
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And a setting for ages 8 to 12 enables viewing of "family vlogs" and videos about gaming and science.
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But if the course is designed for meaningful learning, we can't just do what we've been doing for ages.
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It's not just the government that is forcing an unnatural gender binary; medicine has been doing so for ages.
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"Women have been working to protect other women for ages," says Baker, who also works as a corporate attorney.
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One more physical feature that has characterized our planet for ages will have vanished in a matter of decades.
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The data showed that death rates for ages 35 to 44 and 55 to 64 did not change significantly.
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Entire genres like hip-hop and dance have been playing with singles, mixtapes, and rapid-fire releases for ages.
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Recommended for ages 9 through 12, the event will include looking at documents and images that relate to Reconstruction.
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Showing films for ages 3 through 18 at seven sites over four weekends, the festival will open Friday, Feb.
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An early space battle, which results in the stranding of the Enterprise crew, goes on for ages and ages.
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For ages, I felt like I had no control over my own identity, so identity didn't seem important to me.
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Ever had that moment when you've been working with someone for ages, then you just totally blank on their name?
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For ages I'd make tunes, take them out to play, and then not play them, because the insecurities overwhelm thing.
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Instead, Barrymore prefers the company of friends she's known for ages – whether or not they happen to be super-famous.
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I have been wanting to try this place for ages – it's a seafood tapas restaurant, serving seafood sourced from Scotland.
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I have known about this place for ages, but the idea of dessert after dessert always seemed excessive to me.
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That's a pretty long wait for a big home-run in what's been a pillar of venture returns for ages.
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Baron, who owns more than 1 million of the company's shares, has "been right for ages" about Tesla, Cramer said.
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Human co-ordination has been going on for ages: why did you feel the need to coin a new term?
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Equally, though, a nickname can stubbornly stick around for ages — outlasting any nonprofessional understanding of the logic underlying its coinage.
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We used a vegetable musk not used for ages, and it's the star of the fragrance and millennials love it.
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It's not meant to be literal — although cute anthropomorphized foodstuffs have been a staple in Asian pop culture for ages.
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The data also showed that the teen birth rate, for ages 6.23 to 26.2, fell 230% from 240 to 2018.
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Compare that to 7.04 suicides per 100,000 people ages 13-18, or 17.39 per 100,000 for ages 18 to 113.
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Home Depot is linked to a housing market that has been dead in the water in the U.S. for ages.
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I think Birmingham, Manchester—even Sheffield – they've been doing their thing for ages, for as long as the London people.
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In fact, author Jonathan Franzen, who wrote the foreward to Cat Wars, has been campaigning against outdoor cats for ages.
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But it's hardly new: people have believed in conspiracy theories for ages, and scientists are no stranger to combating them.
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Audiophiles have been using DACs (digital to analog converters) and preamps for ages, but typically, they're a lot more expensive.
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Club Penguin launched in 2005 intended for ages 6-14 and saw over 200 million penguins created during its run.
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My rising up, for ages now, has shattered doors and walls But only a small corrupt voice shatters my heart.
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The show, for ages 7 and older, opens the season of LC Kids, Lincoln Center's program series for young audiences.
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The show, recommended for ages 4 through 7 and closing this weekend, demonstrates how the complications — and the penguins — multiply.
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But "the thing about Turkey is that it's kind of been a slow motion train-wreck for ages," Cramer said.
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People had been on at me for ages to do a book, but I hate being the center of attention.
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Social Studies For ages, they have been symbols in human culture — of fertility, gastronomy and now the alt-right movement.
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Overall, violent crime victimization for ages 12 to 19 is nowhere near what it was in 1994, its latest peak.
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"It's a challenge, because the Thai-Chinese people have been here for ages and we're just the newcomers," says John.
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Noah: Everything was easy, but we didn't settle into the "Wow, I feel like I've known you for ages" rhythm.
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Plenty of much smarter, better women writers than I have been talking about gender bias for ages with little traction.
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Formerly (and just as whimsically) called Baby Got Bach, her series consists of interactive programs for ages 2360 to 26.
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The Bitty Baby dolls, first named the New Baby Collection, are meant for ages 3 and up and cost $60.
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Perfect for ages 2 to 8, Homer Reading provides a personalized reading lesson plan that helps them increase their skills.
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For ages 10 and older, the entire cost for 4 days is $27, which brings you down to $89 per day.
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And Apple has reportedly been trying for ages to pull off a streaming package similar to the one YouTube announced today.
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As it turns out, the Game of Thrones show-runners have been planting hints regarding Daenerys' future for ages and ages.
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Pros: Interactive, fun to play, works with an appCons: Recommended for ages 16+, but younger kids shouldn't have too much trouble
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Simon told me about an argument that "raged for ages" about whether the thread in Sparrow's waistcoat was gold or bronze.
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There have been requests for Dropbox to add something like this for ages, and it's yet to get around to it.
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She is the first female Artistic Director of the Upright Citizens Brigade, and has been performing comedy at UCB for ages.
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For ages, you could hook up your Facebook account to Twitter, allowing you to automatically post tweets as a status update.
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After all, he's been in the Valley for ages, and he knows how to get people to believe in his ideas.
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The "French Touch 2.0" style—compressed, disturbed, glitchy—had enchanted me for ages, but I had finally reached my saturation point.
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The Northern Lights are at their best at this time of year and currently have been the most amazing for ages.
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Other messaging apps like Line have had better stickers and emoji support for ages, but this is a good step forward.
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It's a question that has been asked for ages, but it turns out that it has been answered numerous times already.
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" Edwards Lifesciences: "I've been a backer of this stock for ages, ever since I realized that they have the better device.
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The robot is designed for ages eight and up and will sell for $180 in October, with pre-orders starting today.
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For ages, humankind has wondered what would happen if you tried to combine a PS Vita together with Valve's Steam controller.
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Start (or grow) your side hustleYou've had that side project on your mind for ages, but haven't done anything with it?
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Recommended for ages 2 through 113, the show, from the Mermaid Theater of Nova Scotia, features the company's signature huge puppets.
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They've been friends for ages, they used to live together, and Cooper even introduced Corden to his future wife Julia Carey.
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Instead, I decide to do something good for my health that I've been putting off for ages: I visit a dentist.
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So a restructuring of the basic rules which Games Workshop has used for ages was long overdue, and we got it.
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The Yoruk people, who are native to the region, have lived with camels for ages and consider them to be sacred.
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"You heard for ages, 'Watch out for Harvey,&apos" says Hutton, 75, when asked about her thoughts on the #MeToo movement.
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 We've said it before and we'll say it again: coding isn't going anywhere.
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Making out for ages first can make sex feel even better and of course, it's super-pleasurable on its own too.
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You'll probably get to sit slightly too close to someone you've fancied for ages while steadfastly refusing to speak to them!
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For ages, it was impossible to nab one of the brand's celeb-loved bag before they sold out, but if you've had one on your "lust list" for ages, we've got good news: Just in time for the upcoming fall season, Mansur Gavriel has launched a chic selection of handbags and ready-to-wear at Nordstrom.
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I don't know if they can say anything new to propel the stock higher after its excellent forecasts for ages and ages.
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Getting banned for cheating is nothing new in Pokémon GO. There've been big ol' ban waves every few weeks for ages now.
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The pressure cooker has been around for ages, but only in the last decade has Instant Pot popularized the electric pressure cooker.
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Gmail has of course had filters for ages but setting up dozens of them to fit any given scenario can be daunting.
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Settings > General > Restrictions to allow only apps for ages 4+ and 93+, as well as no explicit podcasts or PG-13 movies.
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There were other cowboy wrestlers that came after, but they were mostly old guys working the same gimmick they had for ages.
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"It was shocking because the regulators have been laser-focused on consumer prices as the key antitrust barometer for ages," he said.
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The part restaurant, part sports bar and part gaming center steadily worked its way higher for ages since coming public in 2014.
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While we are on the topic of browning, none of my meats did (besides the chicken that was in there for ages).
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I trained for ages and after awhile I started making progress and after awhile it became really fun, I really love it.
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I think because I'd been in a relationship for ages I was just trying to have fun and not commit to anyone.
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One issue that has plagued investors for ages is the difference between how long-term and short-term capital gains are taxed.
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I know other phones have had water-resistance for ages, but it's a first on the iPhone and, man, is it great.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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Mr. Smith is bound to create it with this free concert for ages 3 through 6, part of the LC Kids series.
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And yet for ages, the tomb that sits at the center of history has captured the imaginations of millions around the world.
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The American Express® Green Card has been around for ages, but it only just recently became a rewards card worth considering.
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Tuition at the school with 560 students (21 students in Charlotte's class) is around $7,900 for ages 4 to 13 per term.
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As soon as I was old enough, I joined Venturing, a coed organization within the Boy Scouts for ages 14 and up.
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And it's been like this for ages—it was the disappointments of the real world that really inspired the Oddworld characters, originally.
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He told the authorities that he had escaped from a hotel room where two men had been holding him captive for ages.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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Gawdat argues that today's e-commerce is nothing but a digital rendering of the same window shopping people have done for ages.
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This is major for your relationships: a big climax will take place, like finally having a conversation that's been brewing for ages.
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Also, I've worked in data science for ages but I didn't know just how much data the data brokers have on you.
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The guidelines, which are compiled by the Agriculture and Health and Human Services Departments, make recommendations only for ages 2 and older.
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This workshop for ages 8 through 13 will explore how astronomers study the planets and stars in a universe in constant motion.
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I overheard a guide telling a tour group that the "Lady Buddha" has "for ages" watched over the city, keeping it safe.
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But I believe we seek the same ends -- a decarbonized future in which life on Earth can flourish for ages to come.
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He's been doing his GGN news eps for ages—essentially Snoop shooting the shit with guests as varied as Seth Rogan, Anderson .
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The stock has "been a falling knife for ages" as the company waffled on how to further monetize its leading medicines, Cramer said.
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That's a big problem when it comes to Amazon's Echo devices, the two companies have been bickering and boxing out customers for ages.
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But comedians and fans alike have been up in arms about whether stand-up should have any boundaries at all for ages now.
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Or, maybe, you've had your eye on a fitness tracker for ages, but you've been waiting on the right deal to come along.
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Founded in 1947, the Centerport Yacht Club runs a sailing school and camp, and provides Junior sailing classes for ages 5 and up.
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Has there ever been a song where you worked on it for ages and you could not come to a mix you liked?
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It's existed on the relative margins for ages, and in 2017 it's become increasingly hard to define what the genre name even means.
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Cramer has interviewed DiMicco many times and says DiMicco believes China has been getting a better deal over on the U.S. for ages.
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In short, for ages people have been getting mad at me the second I set down a packet of cigarettes on the table.
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And while other smartwatch platforms have had independent app stores for ages, it's good to see it'll finally be supported on watchOS too.
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They still love to remember how, for ages, they got by with one set of linens, one pillow, and one pair of slippers.
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" Crawford says Amir will have to live with his decision to quit for years because it's "something people will talk about for ages.
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However if the decline from Monday continues, investors could be stuck in the same ugly backdrop that has plagued the market for ages.
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Nick: Metal fashion and style has been co-opted by everyone for ages now, so I'm beyond giving that much of a shit.
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Deere: For ages, anything the agriculture machinery company reported meant very little to the market, even if management insisted things were looking up.
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These are all men who've been in the public eye for ages yet prominent outlets gave them a pass on these controversial issues.
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While malware using macros has been around for ages, there hasn't been a lot—if any—malware using macros specifically targeting Mac users.
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They stay hot for ages, keep your hands toastie warm—and when they cool down, you can eat them as a delicious snack!
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The screening test is recommended every three years for women ages 21 to 29 and every five years for ages 30 to 65.
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"Handler went on to say that the woman told her: "Black women have been defined by their hair and their asses for ages.
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It was pretty bad, because one of my friends had been cheating on her boyfriend with him for ages, and quite liked him.
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There is a weary quality to all of this that feels like these soldiers have all been fighting in this war for ages.
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I downloaded this because its one of those ones that I have been inadvertently after for ages, and it has slipped my mind.
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Recommended for ages three and up, each window will either reveal a mini figurine, customizable holiday accessory, sticker, or a decorative gift box.
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But right after Nadler uttered that halting sentence to Burnett, he went back to saying the same stuff he's been saying for ages.
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Opinion Columnist Midterm election update from the Department of Irony: Republicans have been warning us about the danger of voter fraud for ages.
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SPINOFF The IKON Base Pass costs $649 for adults, $499 for ages 13 to 22, and $259 for children ages 993 to 12.
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 Introduce your elementary schoolers to the world of STEM with this Robotic Art Kit.
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In 2000, the society started a youth market, for ages 21 to 2400, so the younger generation can practice and preserve these crafts.
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Each hourlong production, for ages 3 through 8, consists of a series of musical sketches co-starring the audience members' favorite actors: themselves.
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In regards to the "anti-Asian messages" of these memes, offensive jokes have been told by stand up comedians and celebrities for ages.
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But we've also all known for ages that what's sacred for one person is sustenance for another, that my filth is your delicacy.
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The production, recommended for ages 60883 through 60873, will enlist children in the audience to help make the paper costumes, masks and props.
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But I haven't actually wanted a boyfriend for ages—it would be such a burden to be in a relationship at this age.
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Capy Games has been polishing this one off for ages, but it's looking likely that we'll finally see it launch in the new year.
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Was it odd timing that he made contact with a mutual friend I hadn't seen for ages just 12 hours after I saw her?
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"It's based on seven years of data in one country, and most of the data applies for ages 1103 to 108," Milholland told Gizmodo.
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Researchers have acknowledged for ages that harassment probably plays some role, but due to underreporting it remains very difficult to quantify its actual impact.
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The USAPL began holding the event in 2015, for ages 8 to 13, following growing demand from children and their parents across the nation.
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It is possible that Wyatt has been around in the park for ages, and last week was simply the first we'd heard of him.
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The feeding frenzy stretched on for ages and was magnificently captured with a drone, as passengers on the Geraldton to Broome cruise watched on.
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Cramer was amazed when he saw that Morgan Stanley upgraded General Motors on Monday after its analyst, Adam Jones, had hated it for ages.
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Every now and again, we like to bring you a tip that's been around for ages, but which may have somehow escaped your attention.
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Going electric is a hard move to make for a company and that has been associated with its 2-cylinder boxer engine for ages.
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Some have even wondered why the Prius uses AC electric motor/generators when perfectly good DC motors and alternators have been around for ages?
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As a seven-year-old, I would stand by that locked door for ages, trying to imagine what was happening on the other side.
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Read More Cramer: Bullish charts for these big daddy oils Industrial stocks have been the big ugly ducklings of the stock market for ages.
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We received the game about six months ago, and Bucky still asks to play it, even though it's designed for ages seven and older.
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But plenty of ordinary people have been misstating the true meaning of that and other popular New Testament passages for ages, biblical scholars say.
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If you've been talking about learning how to skateboard but have been putting it off for ages, this cat might serve as some inspiration.
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It's rated for ages 9 to 14, which is just the right age for them to be reading the books for the first time.
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The kit is appropriate for ages 6 and up, and we featured a separate Kano Kit in our Best STEM Toys for Kids guide.
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It's also very quick, so you're not waiting around for ages while the picture comes out, which is helpful as it was extremely cold.
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The fact that Hakeem finally finds love only to suffer for it privately and professionally is a cruel twist he's had coming for ages.
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You can go back to plunderphonics and all that kind of stuff, it's kind of getting at a similar idea for ages and ages.
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Cambridge Crossings, a 15-year-old gated townhouse community on a former industrial tract, has several hundred homes, some for ages 55 and older.
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As a diehard fan of both Drag Race and Alaska, for ages I've wanted an excuse to ring her up and ask her questions.
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Consisting of 87 works for ages 3 to 11, the event will offer titles from 30 countries, including Russia, China, India, Croatia and Colombia.
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Expect to encounter both at this annual Irish celebration, whose centerpiece is a screening of award-winning short films for ages 4 through 12.
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"Some of the best stories end out of nowhere, and we can't explain it, and it leaves us feeling unsettled for ages," Robbins says.
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And maybe that was true, but they were also just doing what any TV show needs to do to run for ages to come.
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For ages, Game of Thrones was so good at creating characters who were complex and conflicted, who sometimes didn't quite understand their own motivations.
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Usually, ideas float up later and might kick around in my head, or in a notebook, for ages before working their way into a cartoon.
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Many young, post-graduate job seekers believe that if they donate their young bodies to billionaires, they too will be remembered for ages to come.
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Dewi from Melbourne Zoo in Australia has crazy dance skills, pulling off that spinning-on-the-ground thing you've been trying to do for ages.
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Participants at the Brooklyn Museum program are divided into two age groups (one for ages 18 to 25 and another for age 26 and older).
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Azrael has been my favorite cat for ages and now it was time to add him to my family of tracks for the Dekmantel album.
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The idea of using Google to track very specific information is something that's been around for ages, dating back to the launch of Google Alerts.
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His "sword in the stone" origin story has been told for ages and stands as one of the most exciting and inspirational tales in history.
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After a while of this, Jamie's so thirsty that he almost cheats on Claire with Laoghaire (Nell Hudson), who'd been crushing on Jamie for ages.
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At present, actual applications for the tech mean that it essentially doubles as something akin to the convenience key that BlackBerry has sported for ages.
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Locals and whiskey historians have known the truth for ages, though though the distillery has officially ignored the story in promotional materials for some time.
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While "Brood War HD" was one of those projects that's been rumored for ages, it was never clear what form it would or should take.
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The rate for climbers ages 30-39 and 40-49 was 1.7% and 1.5%, respectively, while for ages 50-8003, the death rate was 1.6%.
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Her first experience was a coffee shop meet-up with a seasoned RentAFriend veteran who had been "doing this for ages," which she found reassuring.
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His arsenal of quick-fire jukes and ankle-crippling cutbacks created jaw-dropping highlights that will be talked about for ages among collegiate football fans.
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Granted people like Björk have been doing that for ages, but I think the difference is that some of these artists can do it themselves.
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It's officially Hollywood awards season, which means anxious moviegoers around the world can finally watch and compare the movies we've been hearing about for ages.
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Now, preserved for ages, it is caked in Citi Field dirt, smeared from the bottom of the buttons up through the script across the chest.
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A woman with braided hair who had been standing there for ages smiled shyly as Ms. Ridley urged her to share the microphone with her.
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While everyone is entitled to their own opinion when it comes to creating sandwiches, the community has been rich with controversy and disagreement for ages.
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Mods amping up Minecraft's lighting, shaders, and related effects have been around for ages (Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders being one of the most popular examples).
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If it's personal work, or work for an exhibition, then I can sketch for ages before I am confident enough to put scissor to felt.
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"We've known for ages that to prevent hair from feeling dry and looking dull, we have to balance the pH with acidic ingredients," says Wilson.
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"This has been known for ages," she explained, adding that nothing has changed since the data she found at the start of the new millennium.
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"We've known for ages that to prevent hair from feeling dry and looking dull, we have to balance the pH with certain ingredients," says Wilson.
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You could hide out for ages beneath Blonde's light polish, in a crack between the synthesizer's queasy throb and the click of the drum machine.
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So that's your goal for next year -- do something in 2018 that our ancestors will observe fondly every decade or century for ages to come.
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He's one of those TV directors who's been around for ages (since 2002), but mostly working out of the limelight, bouncing between comedy and drama.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ends with Rick being invited into the home of Sharon Tate, something he's been hoping will happen for ages.
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Children usually enjoy doing all three, and they will have plenty of opportunities at this free open house for ages 6 months to 10 years.
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The IKON Pass costs $2449 for adults ages 299 and up, $212 for ages 220 to 13 and $21 for children ages 299 to 252.
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They should have that effect at this program, the season's last concert of the Little Orchestra Society's LOS Kids series for ages 3 to 10.
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Recommended for ages 4 through 5493, the 45-minute piece unfolds unusually, through imaginative puppetry (especially shadow puppetry), dance, acrobatic movement and a lilting score.
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 Introduce the kiddos in your life to the fascinating world of STEM with this Robotic Kit.
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Recommended for ages 9 through 14, the program will include a visit from Ms. Anderson, who will give a presentation, answer questions and sign books.
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La Strega, meaning "witch" in Italian, features farm-to-table dishes that use ingredients that have been around for ages in modern and innovative ways.
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But let's not pretend companies haven't cynically exploited this loophole for ages, which lets CD Projekt RED's announcement seem like a benevolent god showing grace.
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" Working on the series, he recalled, he and Morris would have "conversations that lasted for ages about the typeface on a poster in the background.
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Perhaps you've known Mr. Temple's work simply for ages and are sipping your tea, tutting and waving your lorgnette at me right now, vaguely disdainfully.
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Portland has instead clung to the hope that Jusuf Nurkic will keep inching closer to becoming the consistent third wheel it has needed for ages.
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We stop by the pharmacy on the way home, and I grab cough syrup and a nail buffer I have been meaning to buy for ages.
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Exorcists have been a part of religious practices worldwide for ages, including among the witches and satanists that the Church blames for the current demon infestation.
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The "classical" genre on Spotify comes some way down the list, and classical buffs have been fretting for ages that audiences are getting greyer and smaller.
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Although we shouldn't expect any new collaborations between Louis Vuitton and Murakami anytime soon, his legacy on the brand is likely to live on for ages.
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Andrew: I'm... actually okay with this, but that could just be because the rumor has been around for ages and I'm just used to the idea.
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She sat with me for ages to get a sense of color palette, font choices, and image style, and then went to work creating our design.
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"That's staggering for such an old-fashioned consumer packaged goods company that had been struggling to put up low single-digit numbers for ages," he said.
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Click here to view original GIFMiniature Space has been making beautiful "kawaii cuisine" for ages, and the mystery chef is now tackling adorably small fried donuts.
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What we don't understand is that these groups have been living together for ages, several hundreds of years, and they've never been in conflict before now.
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Women have been told for ages that they should only color their hair if they're going gray, and to change it back to their natural color.
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High-end cafes have been serving espresso shots with sparkling water for ages—the carbonation cleanses the palate, allowing the deep, rich flavors to really shine.
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The fun begins on Monday with "Create, Build and Play With Feltro," for ages 1003 and up, devoted to exploring this brand of magnetic felt tiles.
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Recommended for ages 83 and older and involving puppetry, movement, mime and music, the story relates a boy's adventures in the company of the North Wind.
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There was an episode of Eastenders... my dad's girlfriend had a magazine that said "two girls are going to kiss"—I waited for that for ages!
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Men have seemingly drawn dicks—whether clandestinely in notebooks, on snow-covered lakes and cars, or on any surface not currently covered by penises—for ages.
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The course for boys 10 to 13 years old and one for ages 14 to 19 seek to transform their views of women and of masculinity.
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In Sunday morning's walk, Summer Birding, recommended for ages 19713 and older, the naturalist Gabriel Willow will point out the garden's avian residents and their habitats.
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Its Leading Ladies workshop on Monday, for ages 6 through 12, invites children to explore these shows and make paper puppets of historical figures advocating change.
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"Jackson and I were racking our brains about what we were going to do for ages and then we came up with this idea," says Sheehan.
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If it's an ex, someone you've flirted with for ages or a previous hook-up, therein lies a very likely problem: a lack of honest passion.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 230 through 210.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 73.
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We've been using light switches and keys for ages, so the idea that we might not want to abandon a visible, touchable interface altogether makes some sense.
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I've been a fan of Enlightened The Good-for-You Ice Cream for ages, and Flatout Flatbread has added ProteinUP Carb Down varieties to its product line.
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A relic allegedly containing Christ's Crown of Thorns has resided in Notre Dame for ages, brought to Paris by Louis IX via Constantinople in the 13th century.
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Mr. Brancati said that nearly half the 4,094 residential units are apartments: condominiums, cooperatives and rentals, some designated as income-restricted, some for ages 55 and up.
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Fans have been saying for ages that Nathan Fillion would make for one helluva Nathan Drake, and it seems like the hive mind really nailed that casting.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 230 through 718.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7.
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The appeal of a tracker that you can wear all day and all night is pretty clear, but we've had battery-powered digital watches for ages now.
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If you can afford to, treat yourself to a weekend away somewhere nice, or take a road trip to visit a friend you haven't seen for ages.
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Olives, capers and chiles all store nearly indefinitely, keeping their strong, transformative flavors for ages, as long as they were harvested carefully and salted or dried well.
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The creator and executive producer herself said that she wanted to end the show as a personal challenge, since her shows tend to go on for ages.
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Admittedly, Australia has for ages been easily the biggest trade partner and aid donor in the Pacific, as well as the main destination for Pacific-island immigrants.
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Sure, you'll need tickets, which have been sold out entirely for ages, but you can pick those up on the grey market for a cool $3,500 each.
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The App Store is coming to your wristYou've been able to download apps directly onto your wrist via wearOS and Tizen (Samsung's proprietary system) for ages now.
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You get fired, you quit your job to travel the world, you need to take care of a sick parent, the list could go on for ages.
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Doesn't matter if a game is (just) out already—Bethesda began their conference with VR updates-cum-expansions for two games that have been available for ages.
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"I guess that comes from the pop factories that have been in existence for ages now, and specialize in what I suppose you'd call curation," he explains.
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A bunch of psychologists in the UK have finally found more insight into a question that's plagued humanity for ages: What moves make someone a good dancer?
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For ages, the Canadian ice kept flowing into a long valley to the south that ran from the Lake Champlain area down through the Hudson River gorge.
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Pilots have reached a separate, more attractive deal with the company that would allow early retirement for ages 62 to 50 at half pay and medical benefits.
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The 700-passenger ship employs two counselors to oversee children's programming for ages 5 to 12 and 13 to 17 when the ship is not in port.
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Then the students use cut plastic straws placed on the clay to mark tissue depths, which are based on researchers' averages for ages, genders and cultural backgrounds.
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These historical fiction books for young readers (recommended for ages 9–12) are written from the perspective of famous royal young women from all over the world.
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 Start your kids out young on their coding journey with this interactive kit for 8 to 12-year-olds.
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Pilots have reached a separate, more attractive deal with the company that would allow early retirement for ages 62 to 50 at half pay and medical benefits.
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 This robotic set its a great stepping stone for kids learning to develop and design functioning robotic technology.
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Let's be real, most of those unread emails are for newsletters you signed up for ages ago or glorified Postmates ads that aren't a great deal anyhow.
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Dinner parties have been around for ages so that peers can get together and talk about their lives, maybe to try and catch up with old friends.
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I'd been meaning to leave for ages, ever since I learned about how Chase and other American banks invest their customers' money in the fossil fuel industry.
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Plus, it's great to see companies shatter traditional molds and continue to play with how tech can be merged into instruments that have been around for ages.
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Tax rules encouraging charitable giving have been around for ages, and they allow people to lower their tax bills and do good deeds at the same time.
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Most crucially, it gives "Empire" something it has badly needed for ages: a real villain, one who can go toe-to-toe with Lucious and potentially win.
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"She had been trying to get me to do stand-up for ages, and I was like, 'No no no,'" Waller-Bridge said of her friend's request.
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He then set world masters marathon records for ages 75-plus, 80-plus and, most recently, 85-plus with a 3:56.38 in Toronto last October. (REUTERS)
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Star Fox and the still-gorgeous Yoshi's Island have been unavailable anywhere for ages, decades, (I think) due to something regarding their use of the FX Chip.
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Pretty good record but I reckon my Dad liked it more than I did but that's not surprising as he has been talking about it for ages.
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Scientists have been battling these suckers for ages, and while mosquito-borne viruses like Zika don't necessarily herald the apocalypse, there's still a lot to be concerned about.
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Getting enough vitamin D, calculated as 15 micrograms for ages 1 through 70 in the United States, also prevents rickets in children and osteomalacia -- bone softening -- in adults.
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" The sign-up page for the Facebook Research program administered by Applause doesn't mention Facebook, but seeks users "Age: 13-35 (parental consent required for ages 13-17).
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In all, he was a much more vibrant campaigner than anyone the center-left has put up for ages, and became a real threat to the sitting president.
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Audio-Technica has been making affordable quality record players—try the LP-120—for ages, and unlike other brands didn't abandon making them even though the market collapsed.
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Much in the way ellipses have functioned for ages, the use of the period is, these days, open to interpretation in brief exchanges, and context should be considered.
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Mr Clegg: It's important to remember that for many millions of British people they had been told, not inaccurately, for ages that the euro-zone economy was spluttering.
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Compilations like these have existed for ages and can be found for just about every popular piece of media in which even the faintest hint of nudity appears.
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"For ages, we've been talking to students about whether they want to go to startups or not because they tend to have virtually no HR," Klawe told CNBC.
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Organized by ESI Design, the games, each offered several times and recommended especially for ages 6 through 11, have intriguing titles like Web Weavers and Black Hole Boogie.
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In this program for ages 8 through 13, the Staten Island Museum will teach about all the swimming citizens, large and small, that live in New York Harbor.
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" The sign-up page for the Facebook Research program administered by Applause doesn't mention Facebook, but seeks users "Age: 13-20163 (parental consent required for ages 13-17).
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This time Micron does have a second product line, flash, but as I mentioned, flash has peaked, and once commodities peak, they tend to stay down for ages.
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A festival for ages 3 through 18 that isn't afraid to challenge its audience, it offers 15 features, nine shorts programs and its first virtual reality mini-fest.
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Those people who will have a honey business, they usually know how to handle honey, so don't put it into the bright sun for ages, don't heat it.
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All-inclusive rates include activities like tennis, basketball, morning yoga, and a kid's club for ages 4 to 12 with plenty of offerings to keep young ones busy.
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"In a Pickle," at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is the English company Oily Cart's interactive adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale," intended for ages 2 through 5.
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We talk about auteur TV like it's this new thing that just materialized in the past few years, but multi-camera comedies have had consistent directors for ages.
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There's a beautiful landscape painting that has hung over the sideboard in our mother's living room for ages, and we have long suspected it might be worth something.
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Apple's rumored AR glasses have been talked about for ages at this point, with 2020/2021 seeming to be the rumor mill sweet spot for a release time frame.
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"I've been on Twitter for 10 years and posted gay memes about actresses I had a crush on for ages and never got contacted by their PR," she explained.
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Snapchat is advertised as for ages 12 and up, but are 14-year-olds ready to see content like "10 Things He Thinks When He Can't Make You Orgasm"?
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After sitting for ages, we share two vegan sundaes that are stuffed with dates, baklava, and cookies, and one is topped with what seems like nut-flavored cotton candy.
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People have attempted to identify their fertile window by tracking certain signs and symptoms (taking their temperature every morning and keeping tabs on cervical mucus, for example) for ages.
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It's not really a new thing—brothels or rental services in Canada and the US are—but they've been in Japan for ages and are pretty popular in Europe.
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"City of Stars" has been La La Land's standard bearer for ages and ages, but it's also not a particularly great song devoid of the context of the film.
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This particular one is marked "for ages 14-plus," and the open-ended "plus" gave me hope that it was okay for me to take an interest in it.
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Because divisions only weaken our community, and that impulse to divide, more often than not, is one we inherit from those who have sought to oppress us for ages.
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Although it feels like a long time coming because we've been banging on about Tourist for ages, and ages, it actually follows on from a brace of stellar EPs.
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Presented by the Irish Arts Center and the organization Children's Books Ireland, this festival will present book workshops for ages 4 through teenagers, focusing on Irish subjects and writers.
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Not just Tinder, but Match and E-harmony have messed with dating for ages by convincing us to see complete strangers that we only know a few facts about.
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McIlroy says that if Woods does surpass Snead, who died in 2002, the record would endure for ages, beyond Nicklaus's majors record even if Woods does not claim it.
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It's not a stretch to consider that Miami Beach, with its history of segregation and varied phases of commercial development, has probably had exclusivity at its core for ages.
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Bird navigation has fascinated scientists for ages, starting with the Italian pioneer Floriano Papi, who proposed that homing pigeons pay attention to the smells that blow across their lofts.
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"For ages and ages, there were women who would say, 'I don't want a small-faced watch because I can't tell the time,'" said Mr. Chesterfield of Wealth-X.
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The sun clashes with your planetary ruler Saturn, and you're taking a big step forward in the direction you've been set on for ages (think back to early April).
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I mean, this has been going on in marketing or store design like Walmart for ages, but when you apply it to technology, suddenly the scale is totally different.
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It's been off of 6th street for ages, and it's rare to meet a local who hasn't tried one of their famous burgers at some point in their life.
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Dieting marketers have repurposed weight loss pictures for ages, but why go to the trouble of creating entire alternate identities for these women, complete with intimate retellings of their pasts?
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While Xbox One owners have been able to do this for ages, the only way for owners to expand storage for a PS4 has been to replace the internal drive.
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While the game is recommended for ages 16+, it's simple enough that anyone can get in on the fun — and who doesn't love a good dance party at any age?
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Presented by the New Victory Theater at the Duke on 42nd Street, it is meant for ages as young as 13, and maybe that's why solace is at its core.
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Amazon says that the FreeTime on Alexa experience is tailored for kids ages five to 12, and most of the skills and features are appropriate for ages five to nine.
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Airlines tend to be conservative about these things and most opt for new versions of the familiar fixed three-seat or two-seat models which have been flying for ages.
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For ages, summer—the season during which I flee the heat by watching superheroes punch superbaddies in AC-blessed theaters—has marked a very specific period in my equinoctial year.
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While there's plenty of films that run for ages (looking at you, Lord of The Rings trilogy) it's not easy to fit a television series into a movie-length format.
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"On Sunday night, a friend said: 'Liam and Cheryl couldn't decide on a name for ages and kept toing and froing between options," an unnamed source told The Daily Mail.
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Småland is for ages three and up, and parents often lie to drop off kids who are younger than that, but we ask the children themselves how old they are.
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I've found that the middle setting is best for sea salt so that you don't have to grind for ages to get enough fine sea salt to season your dish.
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KIDS FEST: STAGES IN THE SQUARE (Saturday) Children can both watch performances and perform themselves in this free celebration for ages 12 and under from the Madison Square Park Conservancy.
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Twitter, after all, required very short and pithy statements until very recently, which helped keep this particular six-word short story as a running gag on the platform for ages.
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Johnson has been one of the top-two picks available for ages, with several teams passing up a player who would likely be able to contribute for them next season.
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I've tried to do them for ages, and while I like to tell myself that my skills have improved (as one does) I still find myself often just muddling through.
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This festival, produced by the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus for the American Youth Circus Organization, offers four 90-minute workshop sessions for ages 8 through 21, with multiple workshops in each.
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One, a small, crinkly hand scroll by a 19th-century artist named Yang Tianbi is on first-time view at the Met, though it's been in the vaults for ages.
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Where was the crew love, they wondered, for artists like T-Pain, Lauryn Hill, André 3000, Kanye West, Wyclef Jean and CeeLo Green, who have been rap-singing for ages.
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Part of the larger Craic Fest of Irish music and cinema, the Kids Fleadh, for ages 2866 to 2811, presents award-winning short films by Irish and Irish-American directors.
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But—the rates of cannabis use disorder were significantly lower in liberal compared to conservative states among people ages 12 to 17, and marginally lower for ages 26 and up.
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In a program to be announced next year and projected to start in 2019, girls will follow the same curriculum as the Boy Scouts, which are for ages 11-17.
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The pure feeling/authenticity that permeates "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" is something listeners have wanted for ages, although it's obviously been a strange, often uncomfortable journey to get here.
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The cameras themselves, which have been rumored for ages and were known to be imminent, are both full-frame, meaning their sensor is as big as a 2960mm still-film frame.
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Though people have been disappearing for ages, and while Merriam-Webster found traces of the current definition of "ghosting" starting in 373, it's only been common over the last few years.
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"[May's lead] is enormous, and we know that Corbyn has been weak for ages — it's a consistent pattern," Pippa Norris, a Harvard political scientist who studies voting in Western democracies, says.
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Lego claims the new kit is made for ages 7 and older, and frankly, they seem very easy to build especially with the app there to guide you through the process.
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Citizen science has been around for ages—professional astronomers, geologists and archaeologists have long had their work supplemented by enthusiastic amateurs—and new cheap instruments can usefully spread the movement's reach.
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Cameo's Facebook profile says it caters to college students on Friday nights, when anyone over 18 is allowed in, while Saturdays are "grown and sexy night" for ages 21 and over.
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But, while plenty of hard rock bands threw in the towel when their spotlight went out, a few did what extreme metal bands have done for ages: worked their asses off.
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Lawrence has been a Dior loyalist for ages, while Rihanna became the brand's first Black spokesperson in March 2015, and A$AP Rocky started fronting ads for the brand this year.
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The same applies to batteries, which seem to cling on to dear life for ages like that woman in the movie Cliffhanger, until they die at the moment you need it.
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Asked him about the WW2 film he said he wanted to make, he rambled for ages about what was going to become Inglorious Bastards but I assumed he was talking rubbish.
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A Kaiser Family Foundation poll from January, for instance, found broad support for expanding the government health insurance program Medicare to include a buy-in option for ages 50 to 20203.
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Cramer has been a believer in this stock for ages, even as a monster sell-off in February took the stock down to $152 from $181 in a matter of days.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 42003 through 7, which has been extended.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7, which has been extended.
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That's the Brooklyn Book Festival, whose Children's Day, for ages 21212 through 21769, will offer author readings, panels and performances on both a Picture Book Stage and a Young Readers Stage.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 013, which has been extended.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 303 through 7, which has been extended.
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Pros: The smoothness of the ride and the precise handling are unbeatableCons: On the expensive side, doesn't work as well for ages three and up, and has a wide wheel print
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She says the paradigm of invasion — or "microbial xenophobia," as she calls it — often fails to explain why a microbe that's existed for ages suddenly turns into a pandemic-causing pathogen.
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Back then, the outlets were fewer and farther between, they closed earlier, and when you got there you had to wait in line for ages to be served at a counter.
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On Saturday, Kid Flicks One, for ages 3 to 211, brings together characters that include a bookish mouse, a struggling tadpole and a checkers-playing cat, as well as some humans.
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Self-help books have been around for ages, but tech is paving the way for a new generation of services to provide guidance and support that are more convenient and targeted.
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FreeTime makes it easy to customize what kids can enjoy with content for ages 3 to 12 and age filters to make it easy for parents to control what they watch.
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Our wedding presents were stolen from the reception, and the best man's speech was all about his wedding; he rambled on for ages but said nothing about me or the groom.
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That's the challenge confronting the little hero of this musical revival from Vital Theater Company, recommended for ages 224 through 2230 and adapted from "Flight School," a picture book by Lita Judge.
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That's the challenge confronting the little hero of this musical revival from Vital Theater Company, recommended for ages 2 through 7183 and adapted from "Flight School," a picture book by Lita Judge.
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That's the challenge confronting the little hero of this musical revival from Vital Theater Company, recommended for ages 2 through 7 and adapted from "Flight School," a picture book by Lita Judge.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7, which has just been extended.
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People have been juxtaposing meme tropes for ages (not just in the wake of Harambe, as some people think), but the great boon to internet nonsense has been the rise of bots.
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Plus it would be pretty crazy to kill him off just as his true heritage — which the show's been building up to for ages now — is on the cusp of being revealed.
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But to have a female protagonist that has an arc that Gloria has is an equal measure to films that for ages and ages have been men going through those same journeys.
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Royal Bingo is suitable for ages six and up, and can accommodate up to six players, although there are 12 different bingo boards so you can change up the game every round.
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The set comes with over 550 pieces and is designed for ages 10 and up – although we think adults who were around during Beatlemania will have just as much fun building it.
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These complaints have been a staple of labor unions and politicians on the left for ages; Hillary Clinton has pledged to renegotiate deals to be more favorable to American workers if elected.
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We love The Fisher-Price Little People Big Helpers Home as a starter dollhouse for toddlers because it's recommended for ages 1 to 5 years old, and its small size isn't overwhelming.
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Magnet Theater Company, a physical-theater troupe from South Africa, uses both means, as well as song, to communicate its narrative in "Tree/Boom/Umthi," a show for ages 2 through 5.
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But this free event from the Brooklyn Public Library, for ages 6 through 12, features writers and illustrators from the borough giving readings, discussing their inspirations and leading art activities for fans.
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"Stocks and oil have been trading and it's been rallying side-by-side for ages ... So oil can keep climbing for a while and I'm not gonna sweat the program," he said.
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So, yes: if you sit in a darkened room and look at your phone with one eye, for ages, you can—maybe—go a bit blind, in that eye, for a bit.
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I've wanted to put 45-Down into a crossword for ages, because it's something not much used academically, but that I think we can all relate to (it's pretty hard to do!).
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 This curiosity kit is a great stepping stone for kiddos 8 to 10 to learn how to develop and design functioning robotic technology.
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We recently got certified as a volunteer therapy dog/handler team (something I've been wanting to do for ages) and we go to an after school program once or twice a week.
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Directed and choreographed by MK Lawson for Atlantic for Kids, which recommends it for ages 5 and up, the play begins with a fourth-grade field trip to a women's history museum.
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So when federal authorities finally deemed two public housing developments here in the southernmost tip of Illinois unacceptable and uninhabitable, it felt like vindication of what residents had been saying for ages.
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In April, Chewton Glen will introduce a new culinary complex, the Kitchen, that will offer Junior Chef Classes in truffle making, bread baking, sushi rolling and more for ages 247 to 2250.
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The possibilities are literally endless, and as long as they don't create any undue custodial work or take so long your coworkers are left waiting for ages, they are all completely acceptable.
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The fighting game sequel that fans have been asking after for ages is reportedly coming next year, and the superhero half of its roster is expected to draw from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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It's been requested by users for ages, and Google has finally listened: Android Q will offer a true dark mode (officially called Dark Theme), the company announced onstage at Google I/O 2019.
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Top 3 lessons Cramer: Earnings that shocked rich Wall Street "I just lack a catalyst to get behind it because it hasn't been able to blow the numbers away for ages," Cramer said.
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I had wanted them done for ages – it felt like a rite of passage because it's such an intense procedure, so I got them when I felt strong enough mentally to do it.
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Maybe they've been reunited with loved one, maybe they've won a trip, or maybe, in the case of guest Meghan Trainor, they've finally been presented with a Grammy award after waiting for ages.
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The benefits of whole grains have been touted for ages: They're fiber-rich (so they're great for your digestive system), and they have also been linked to lower cholesterol and blood pressure levels.
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They include "The Magic Flute" (for ages 9 to 13), Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" (ages 10 to 15) and Hans Werner Wenze's "Bassarids" (14 to 313) — which actually does require a few soloists.
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We had to phone up and hold for ages, then ask the status of our case to find out it had been closed — whenever we had a disgruntled tone they'd become very unhelpful.
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The participants in this workshop for ages 21 through 2212 will deal with cardboard, foam and corrugated paper, but they'll still emulate the classical forms that he did: domes, arches, columns and pediments.
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Trending While onboard entertainment is the focus of enormous ocean-faring ships, river cruises in Europe emphasize onshore activities — one major reason that families (recommended for ages 8 and up) are hopping aboard.
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This sensor could change that—the technology has been around for ages, and the materials are cheap, meaning that in a few years this could be reducing HIV mortality rates around the world.
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It landed on the network that launched the last medical drama sensation, the still-running Grey's Anatomy, and it did so at a time when Grey's has been on the air for ages.
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This interactive show, for ages 213 to 210, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 230) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2106th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 1 to 2621, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 20670) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-26th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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"You guys have been begging for racing for ages and you got it," five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, whose dominant Mercedes team's run of 10 straight wins came to an end, told reporters.
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Instagram's had the ability to adjust the x-axis and y-axis skew for a photo (not for video, though) for ages, and soon you'll be able to do it within the Photos app.
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The move from tactile art to digital execution isn't a new concept; graphic design made the switch in 2003 when Adobe developed its Creative Suite, and people haven't been hand-lettering typography for ages.
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From the fireflies that light up our backyards to the graceful, glowing jellyfish we admire in aquarium tanks, bioluminescence — an organism's ability to create its own light — has captivated and intrigued humankind for ages.
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This interactive show, for ages 3 to 10, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 1900) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-1523th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 71873 to 71863, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 71853) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-71843th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 23010 to 275403, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2792) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2718th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 3 to 10, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 1900) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-20th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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Fans of the 18-year-old's Instagram know she's been partial to shockingly dark lip looks for ages, so it made sense that she'd take the time to perfect a shade she loves so.
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This interactive show, for ages 2212 to 2579, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 20528) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-25th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 29692 to 1, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2103) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2212th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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It's tiring having to constantly remind others that women in tech, in the workplace, in society have been personally battling diminutive language, generalizations, and workplace behavior on a day-to-day basis for ages.
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Just as we've been doing for ages and if you can't watch the live stream at work, we'll be reporting live from the scene with up-to-the-second updates as the news unfolds.
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Our wondrous species has survived for ages alongside all kinds of stuff we're not supposed to eat but can still imagine wanting to, from brightly colored household products to lotions that smell like cookies.
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This interactive show, for ages 23 to 27, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 23) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-22th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 2300 to 243, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2866) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2811th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 27 to 23, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 211) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-1th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 22 to 27, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 222) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-21th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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Tuesday offers "Mix It Up with Hervé Tullet," also for ages 4 and up, at which Mr. Tullet, the Belgian children's book author, will give a reading and then lead a collaborative painting project.
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This interactive show, for ages 27 to 210713, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 22) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-24th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 222 to 233, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2152) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-271th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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However, the state's low wages — the median annual income for ages 25-44 is just $48,380 — mean it will take more than six years for the average millennial Montanan to save up that $60,123.
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The free series, for ages 6 and older, is now celebrating its 793th-anniversary season, which concludes this Saturday with "The Ugly Duckling's Birthday Party," a celebration that will include Rolf Stang portraying Andersen.
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This interactive show, for ages 212 to 218, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 27) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-21th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 27710 to 1, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2103) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2212th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 240 to 214, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2600) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early 22th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 2633 to 240, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 290) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-27th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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This interactive show, for ages 2230 to 224, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (around 2247) where young archaeologists can dress in costume and portray early-2201th-century immigrants to Palestine.
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Must-runs are nothing new for Sinclair station employees; they've been happening for ages: prepackaged stories designed to be aired over a specific period of time during local newscasts, and very often politically charged.
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For ages, CBS/Paramount—which owns the Star Trek rights—essentially looked the other way regarding use of its intellectual property by fan films, provided they didn't make any profits off of those productions.
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None, however, cast a bigger or wider cultural shadow -- over theater, movies and TV -- than Simon, a sunshine boy who left behind a body of work whose light will continue to shine for ages.
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After all, the Roy family is involved in entertainment and media, and like all families who make their money from selling people news, information, and enjoyment, they've been sniffing around new media for ages.
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So you could see all your friends, you know how it goes at the end of the tournament — everybody's gone and everyone's saying goodbye to everybody, and you don't see them again for ages.
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For security, she wants "simple mechanisms we've had for ages, like bulletproof windows and metal detectors, and live-footage security cameras" feeding video to the sheriff's department, and more security officers on school grounds.
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He miraculously creates peace in Naina's home, sets up his uncle and her grandmother (who have been making mad eyes at each other for ages), supports her best friend and their families' joint business.
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I went to go meet him at a metro stop and he and I stood on the platform, the only two people in the platform for ages because neither of us recognized each other.
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While there aren't a number of robust parental controls (since the content is designed to be more family friendly than the average streaming service), there is a kids mode designed for ages seven and below.
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"I sat with them for ages talking about exactly what would happen, and whether they were okay with it, to make sure [filming] it was going to be comfortable and ultimately fun," Emma's portrayer explained.
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We're not entirely sure how this car owner will dry the inside of her car, but we're enjoying the detail that's being put into the clean — even if it'll leave passengers' bums soaking for ages.
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I wasn't sure what to wear—I was in front of the mirror for ages and then I just went for black pants, black T-shirt and a leather jacket—can't go wrong with that.
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I then queued up for ages to get into the Carlton picture house in Watford to watch the great Peter Cushing appear as the Doctor in a full length feature film made in glorious colour.
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Still, that didn't stop her seizing the hand of the Duchess of Cambridge and chatting away briskly for ages, as one well-bred gel to another, about the best time of her life, spent there.
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But those obsessives can't see what Bloomberg sees: a political world that seems to revolve around him as clearly as it seemed to mankind for ages that the Earth was the center of the universe.
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In this program for ages 8 through 13, the Staten Island Museum will show children and accompanying adults how a simple plastic soda bottle can blast off when it's filled with water and pressurized air.
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On last night's episode of Desus & Mero, Desus and Kid Mero tackled one of the many impossible questions that has plagued humanity for ages: Who was a better artist during his prime, Nelly or Drake?
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As a separate character, with thoughts and feelings that are often directly in opposition to Bayek's, Aya pushes back against some of the ideas and concepts that have driven the Assassin's Creed games for ages.
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"I had been dying to go over and visit her in her new life for ages, but with the wedding approaching, the months had flown by and there had been no opportunity," Ms. O'Brien said.
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For ages, as long as I've been dipping in and out of the games press, people have gossiped about when a sequel to 2003's cult adventure game Beyond Good & Evil would emerge, for real.
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The originally titled Special Edition of The Elder Scrolls V will be out on October the 28, even though we know they've had this up their sleeve for ages and could probably release it tomorrow.
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Inspired by Schaal and Myers's work in Munich and intended for ages 10 and up, it is a show about migration, and it is as nonlinear as its creators believe everyone's migration story to be.
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The game was originally marketed in 1966 for ages 6 and up, but Sears Roebuck wouldn't list it in its catalog because the company thought the idea was too racy, according to Toys and Games.
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Stephen Tusa, an analyst at J.P. Morgan, and John Inch, a Gordon Haskett analysts formerly of Deutche Bank, "have been negative on GE for ages now, and they have been relentlessly and painfully right," Cramer said.
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We have seen Spotify cut off payment for its subscription service through Apple and Amazon has forced users to make in-browser purchases for ages in order to avoid paying out a fee to its rival.
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In case you don't live and breathe Facebook news (which I sincerely hope you don't), Zuck and company have been trying for ages to figure out how to fix Facebook's famous but one-dimensional "Like" button.
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Their characters looked friendly, their artwork was simple, and their boxes came reassuringly embossed with the words "suitable for ages 3 and up", but the PS1's platform games seemed always to me hard and inaccessible.
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Japan Society's celebration, recommended for ages 3 to 10, will offer these crafts along with a dramatic performance of the holiday tale of Hikoboshi and Orihime, the thwarted lovers whose romance is written in the stars.
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If you think this sounds a bit intense, don't worry — so did I. I'd been curious about playing for ages, but it wasn't until last year that I plucked up the nerve to actually do it.
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Move your body to forget your mind—it's simple stuff that people have been doing for ages, but by Wyatt's count it's saved him from the mental anguish he's experienced over the course of his life.
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"Satellites have been in the doldrums for ages, numbers have been poor, this is a beat versus expectations and we haven't had a beat versus expectations for at least two years," Berenberg analyst Sarah Simon said.
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In this new age of flames, there's a lot we can do to support the native fauna, which have naturally worked to attenuate wildfires for ages, and to make sure that invasive species don't eat them.
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Princess Cruises has redesigned its youth and teen clubs, including a treehouse-themed hangout for ages 3 to 7, an outdoorsy lodge for those 8 to 12 and a beach house for teens 13 to 17.
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Well Folklore, spiritual traditions and even mothers have for ages drawn an implicit connection between respiration and state of mind: Breathe in deeply through your nose, we are told, to clarify thoughts, achieve serenity, defuse tantrums.
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If you're in that boat, know there are plenty of things you can do to occupy your time, and one of them is finally listening to those audiobooks you've been meaning to listen to for ages.
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The "Juniors" route for ages 7 to 12 includes a cartoon video of Romans shipping wine across the sea and a "buffet of the five senses" where sniff tests identify aromas and flavors found in wine.
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For ages 50 and up, cancers were the leading cause of alcohol-related deaths; road injuries, self-harm and tuberculosis were the top causes of death around the world in the 15-to-49 age group.
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Without CHRISSIE, PARLOUR, ELEVENTH and RAILED AT, I think I'd have been circling around for ages picking at smaller threads — I'm betting that some of you had the same entry-level entries, or some of them.
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Part of the LOS Kids series, for ages 21 through 23, the program will feature Professors Clifford and Calliope Treblemaker, fictional siblings who will lead a humorous and interactive musical journey, along with the society's players.
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The series, which couldn't get arrested at the Golden Globes for ages, won for a season that wrapped up its storylines perfectly, while also casually reflecting the national mood and conversation without once overplaying its hand.
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"We send each other photos and talk about him for ages, try and learn Romanian together just I case we meet him, talk about how adorable he is, how funny he is and how GREAT he is!"
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We've been trying to find a show to watch together for ages, as we usually don't care for the same things (except Stranger Things, GoT, and Orange is the New Black), but we both enjoy this one!
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According to L. Josh Bivens, director of research at the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute think tank, outside of crises like the Great Recession, concentrated jobs agendas have been out of political and economic vogue for ages.
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There was this sense that they'd been talking about building and planning this stuff for ages, but they'd only been able to tinker around the edges, and now they could actually do something proper about these problems.
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He was pulling away at the lead that we put around the dog's collar—a big inflatable British bulldog with a big Union Jack flag on his back—and he hammed it up on stage for ages.
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At this concert for ages 4 through 8, which opens the BAMkids Music Series, her group will celebrate "Night and Day," its new album, which takes young listeners from rising in the morning to preparing for bed.
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The groom, 35, is a play therapist at Imagine Academy for Autism, a private school for ages 5 to 21 in Brooklyn; he is also a private special-education itinerant teacher in the New York City area.
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This year, we tackled a problem that has bedeviled home cooks for ages — limited oven and stovetop space — by devising a strategy for cooking the entire spread at one temperature, in eight hours on the big day.
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"For ages, we've been talking to students about whether they want to go to start-ups or not because they tend to have virtually no HR," said Klawe, who previously held board seats at Microsoft and Broadcom.
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I stop in to Sephora to return a serum I think was breaking me out and end up buying the Laneige sleep mask I've had in my basket online for ages but never pulled the trigger on.
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It&aposs great when you get a bargain on something you&aposve wanted for ages or you manage to win an auction for a hard-to-find item, but unfortunately, not all eBay transactions can go smoothly.
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Many people — especially women and people of color — have been frustrated for ages at how much harder it is to get their voices heard in prestigious outlets, even when they're more credentialed on the topic at hand.
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This has been the plan for ages, a means of transferring Lesnar's reputation to Reigns via the mythic wrestling laws of heat transference: by vanquishing someone else, you vanquish all the people he or she has vanquished.
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Some of the most well-known managers have hated the market for ages and sat on the sidelines or bet against the market because they have made so much money being right in another portion of their career.
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This site also lets you pick two deluxe samples with your order, so I pick a mini FixMySkin Healing Balm and a small tube of SkinMedica Total Defense, both things I've been wanting to try for ages. Score!
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"Dry shampoo caused me to now have this bald patch on my head — which I still have and it may or may not grow back, but nothing can be done — and a terrible scalp for ages," Baxter continued.
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Most of the people who know the program well — people who have studied the program for ages — don't know things about Neil, like the fact his supervisor at the FRC [Flight Research Center] didn't recommend him for Gemini.
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The cute little, but limited-edition shoes are for ages two to four and are an exact replica of its adult Wool Runner version, meaning each pair are made with the startup's signature eco-friendly merino wool material.
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There Is A Chance We Could Get Glorious Rainbow Batman FiguresThe most dedicated followers of Bat-Fashion may remember the cover to Detective Comics #241,…Read more ReadDC Collectibles have been planning a Rainbow Batman set for ages.
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And this is for a good reason: Though the most recent gallup poll indicated that 58 percent of U.S. adults are certain to vote this year, the figure for ages 18-29 is the lowest, at 26 percent.
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Every now and then you get these incredible nights where you feel like everyone you know is there, the club will be great and there'll be a great after party that people end up talking about for ages.
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Over the years, Sandler has played almost every conceivable role, from the son of Satan to an ex-military hairstylist, but they all share the same personality that he has honed for ages: the persona of a child.
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For ages, Lancaster has conjured up images of the horses and buggies, dairy farms and rustic bakeries of its Amish and Mennonite people, who believe in living simply, many of them eschewing modern conveniences like cars and electricity.
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"First, President Trump went hardline against Iran and their oil exports have plummeted while Venezuelan exports continue to dwindle, and demand is increasing well north of what it's been for ages and ages, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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As the world continues to recuperate from the events of Captain America: Civil War—they're going to be rebuilding that airport for ages, let's be real—it's time to turn our attention to the superhero fights of the future.
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Following the much-anticipated Tower of Joy flashback scene from Sunday's episode — which confirmed the R + L = J theory that's been a popular one among fans for ages — one Redditor reminded everyone of Sean Bean's AMA from last year.
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Bonfires have been associated with solstice celebrations for ages, and up until the 19th century, or possibly later, the day commonly involved a tradition of hurling fire wheels into the air or from the top of a sacred hill.
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This German outfit has been out here flying the black flag for anti-fascist black metal for ages, and they'll release this latest record just in time for their European tour with black metal anarchists Dawn Ray'd this November.
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"Patriarchal systems have been in place for ages, it is not going to be easy to dismantle them without institutional support," said Lalitha Kumaramangalam, a BJP leader and former chief of a national panel that fights for women's rights.
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"Manufacturing has been in recession in this country for ages," he said, advising investors not to worry too much about August data, out earlier this week, that showed U.S. manufacturing in contraction for the first time in three years.
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I've been playing this on repeat for ages now, stony-faced, trying desperately to detect the humour, but it's like all my laughs have drained away from my body and now exist separately, somewhere else, away from this video.
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There's no easy shortcut for quickly tagging or "starring" posts for perusal later (a feature that's kept me loyal to NNW for ages), and customizability of the interface, such as reducing the size of fonts in stories, is limited.
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I think that is ... I mean, I think there have have been ... There's certain ... I saw Knock Down the House, that Netflix documentary, and that was the first thing which has sort of cheered me up for ages, actually. Yeah.
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We realize we haven't seen each other for ages, so we get our calendars out and make plans to meet for dinner on the following Monday, as this is the only time that will work before I go on holiday.
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Based on this, Apple assigns the app a rating for ages 4+ (no objectionable material), 9+ (mild or infrequent violence or horror content), 212+ (mild language, violence, suggestive themes, and simulated gambling), or 29+ (language, violence, sex, nudity, alcohol, tobacco, drugs).
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These types of incidents — which have been going on for ages — are today exacerbated by how polarized people have become, especially as the president whips up racial tensions and many people tend to consume media that reinforces their own worldview.
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His story is part of the "Carpe Diem" program for ages 230 through 210, which also offers "Mo's Bows," Jennifer Treuting and Kristen McGregor's documentary look at Moziah Bridges, an African-American sixth grader who runs his own bow tie company.
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As sculptors have been for ages, Guillot is attentive to the relationship between the art object and the base (or other means of support); in this show, he tries just about all the options: floor, pedestal, table, shelf, suspension in space.
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More Than Meets The Virtual Eye Virtual reality has been around for ages, but it has only recently gotten big and exciting, with every major player on the planet either working on a VR project or rumored to be doing so.
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It's a concept I've been wanting to do for ages — from my Giuseppe Zanotti line to when Rihanna set the internet alight with her comments about the initial gloves — so I was happy I got to continue this with Cardi.
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The concept of showrooming is not new—the automotive and furniture industries have been doing this for ages—but consumers' increased appetite for a variety of shopping options has caused several brands to make strategic shifts and embrace a new approach.
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She hadn't done that for ages until she recently saw the Black Madonna in London, she said it was that kind of night, a sea of sweaty topless blokes, she felt all the pressure of a normal club sort of vanished.
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It feels very similar to the sort of thing people have been building for ages by running Linux on a Raspberry Pi — with the main difference from a conceptual standpoint being that the NES Classic is considerably less legally questionable.
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As Gaad gets ready to leave (the show forever?!) and Stan mulls this idea of recruiting Oleg (something I've been waiting for for ages), we also observe Paige, the least "free" of any of these characters, working Pastor Tim and Alice.
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Those who still cling to technological solutionism are operating under the false assumption that because a company's AI application might work in one narrow area, it will work on a broad political and social problem that has vexed society for ages.
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Of course, critics might worry about kids interacting with adults online in this way, but as Ito notes, when there's a productive task at hand, it's similar to how guilds have passed on knowledge for ages: knowledgeable adults mentoring young people.
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Baby Got Bach: 'Spring String 'Stavaganza' (Saturday) The pianist Orli Shaham, a mother of twins, draws on both her musical and her maternal talents as the host and artistic director of this concert series, intended for ages 2321 through 2718.
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They're Fine In Moderation — Like All FoodsThe true foundations of healthy eating are variety, moderation, and balance — ideas that aren't as sexy as celeb-endorsed juice cleanses, but that are all the more sound because they've been around for ages.
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For a funky cocktail ring, Mr. Spiro set an 8.17-carat cushion-shaped, fancy deep orange-brown diamond that he "had for ages," and only recently surrounded it with a medley of 52 ancient Mesopotamian beads from a specialist dealer.
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An index fund is a type of mutual fund that just sticks your money in a shit-ton of publicly traded companies that are part of a stock market index, like the S&P 500, and leaves it there for ages.
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Sa-Ra will also preside over the Get Up Family Workshop, for ages 8 through 11, which will reflect its title: Everyone will join in a lively interactive tour of jazz, Afro-beat, reggae, rock, Latin styles, rap and funk.
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Kid Flicks One, for ages 3 to 7, offers nine films, among them the animated works "The House" (Czech Republic), about the universal angst of moving, and "I Want to Live in the Zoo" (Russia), whose title says it all.
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Presented by the Indo-American Arts Council and the Culture Tree, an organization devoted to South Asian programs for families, the festival offers readings, discussions and performances for ages 3 to 16 by Indian and Indian-American authors and artists.
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I've been meaning to re-read them for ages, though — I was interested to see whether I'd enjoy them as much the second time around, and what I might pick up with the hindsight of knowing where the stories were headed.
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But "the whole group is facing some major problems that we haven't had to deal with for ages, issues of relevance, capital returns [and] rotations that have made the stocks seem a lot less attractive," the "Mad Money " host said.
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" For his part, Lovecraft says he's "a little militant" about using it, because "that word belongs to the natural borns of the world; [no one else] has the right to call yourself the word we've had hurled at us for ages.
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But "the whole group is facing some major problems that we haven't had to deal with for ages, issues of relevance, capital returns [and] rotations that have made the stocks seem a lot less attractive," the "Mad Money" host said.
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It reunites characters with deep history who have been separated for ages: Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) and the Hound (Rory McCann); the Hound and the Mountain (Hafthor Julius Bjornsson); Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) and Bronn (Jerome Flynn); Tyrion and Cersei (Lena Headey).
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This program, a workshop for ages 6 and older at the Museum of the City of New York, focuses on the exhibition "Activist New York," which includes material on leaders like Milton Galamison, who fought to integrate city schools in the 1960s.
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The "dark triad" was first coined by two psychologists in 2002, although the concepts have been around for ages, explains Ernest O'Boyle, PhD, associate professor of organizational behavior and human resources at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, who studies the dark triad.
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On Friday, Germany's telecom regulator the Federal Network Agency announced that a number of these devices, designed for ages 5 to 12, can allow someone to remotely tap into the watch's microphone and clandestinely spy from remote locations (just like a wiretap).
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Whether it's the jazz Lució (complete with a new soundtrack for his musical buffs), the Power Rangers-esque Genji, or the almost robotic Zarya skin (who's been in desperate need of a good look for ages), it's hard to pick a favorite.
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Her eyes are lit up, she's energized, and now you can see that she wants to get stuck into things, things that have been buzzing in her mind for ages, things I'm not asking her, but she desperately wants to talk about.
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Samsung's been working on foldable displays for ages — as far back as 2008 when the company's display division showed off this working foldable OLED prototype: Samsung's also not the only tech company rumored to be planning to launch a foldable phone this year.
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While nearly all news apps like the New York Times, CNN, BuzzFeed News, the Los Angeles Times, and HuffPost were rated for ages 212+, there were only two major news outlets with an age 217+ rating: Fox News and the Wall Street Journal.
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Because…Read more ReadHasbro Star Wars FiguresHasbro's new Star Wars figures were surprisingly light on The Force Awakens characters, but the company gave fans and casual toy-buyers something they've been wanting for ages: fantastic figures of the saga's beloved female heroes.
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" A clearly shocked Matthews added, "I was in there picking up this vintage piece that I've been waiting for, for ages and these guys drive a scooter through the glass and start battering the shop with hammers, with huge hammers, wearing helmets.
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Alex Jones' wildly popular suite of Infowars supplements probably won't kill you, but extensive tests provided to BuzzFeed News have shown that they're little more than overpriced and ineffective blends of vitamins and minerals that have been sold in stores for ages.
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I'm thinking, 'wait a minute … I move from Sheffield to London, and two days later I'm in studio with a legend like Danny Weed and with Toddla T.' And it seemed like I had known Toddla for ages and … from there, straight.
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In her telling of Anjum's story, Roy gracefully narrates the peculiarities and tragedies of the hijra community: though they've been a part of Indian culture for ages, hijras were not officially recognized as the third gender by the Indian state until 2014.
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When monsters say that we should lie down and die, the art of loving and living is the sacred task of artists—making home from rubble held together by the very thing that monsters have sought to snuff out for ages—joy.
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You might carp that we've jumped the gun a little here, starting the October vibes in early September, or that people have been mixing up dancing pumpkin man to songs on YouTube for ages (they have) but the goods, at least, are solid.
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When found and subsequently rescued by local authorities from the Carroll Redemption Center's chimney, the man, Jordan Kajewski, pulled out an excuse kids caught somewhere weird have been using for ages—he said he was just playing a game of hide and seek.
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I even bought into it myself for about a year, trying to eliminate bread from my diet after I'd heard that this thing that has been around for ages and given me much pleasure over my entire life was likely harming me.
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In this Earth Day concert for ages 2 through 7, which he'll give with his full band, he plans to perform feats like lassoing a taxi onstage and playing the "William Tell" Overture on harmonica while flatfoot dancing and twirling a rope.
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The company also this week introduced new age groupings on YouTube Kids to now include a "Preschool" filter for those age 4 and younger, in addition to a "Younger" group for ages 5 to 7, and an "Older" group for kids over 7.
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It's the sort of rebrand that has eluded the Knicks for ages, but the Nets still have plenty to fix, starting with the hiring of a coach (Tyronn Lue?) who can get the most out of Durant's eventual partnership with the mercurial Irving.
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To ferry children through the terminal (and for travel in general), Ms. Hartshorn favors the nine-pound GB Pockit stroller (suitable for ages 6 months to 4 years), which folds up and can slip under the foot space in front of your seat.
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The secret category "Movies for ages 8 to 10" brought up with the help of Super Browse The secret categories are used by Netflix to produce recommendations for users based on their viewing history, Netflix spokesperson Marlee Tart told Mashable via email.
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She, of course, was the face of the IRS scandal in which the tax agency delayed approvals of nonprofit status for conservative groups that were doing the same type of public education and voter mobilization that liberal groups have done for ages.
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For water, it's a half-cup to a cup for 6- to 12-month-old children, one to four cups a day for ages 1 to 3, and one and a half to five cups a day for 4- and 5-year-olds.
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In this 90-minute program for ages 5 through 9 (space is limited, and registration is required), participants can first tour the exhibition, which includes installations like "The Relativity Room," which distorts scale, and "The Infinity Room," which features seemingly endless reflections.
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"The Raven Tower" is also that rarest of creatures, a stand-alone fantasy novel that's relatively short; while I could have gone on reading the Hill's voice, or experiencing more of Eolo's perspective, for ages, it ended exactly where it needed to.
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In other words, the Kardashians left their humble homes in Calabasas and went to Washington D.C.. To be clear, this is something powerful people have done for ages: When your clout reaches a certain level, there is no office door that you can't open.
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The secret category "Movies for ages 8 to 10" brought up with the help of Super Browse If Netflix's ratings don't exactly line up with how you really feel, you can add ratings from popular websites Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb to your Netflix browsing.
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Whether you're going out for an easy recovery jog, incorporating some speed work into your run, or going all out and training for the marathon that's been on your bucket list for ages, this is a neutral running shoe that won't let you down.
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Now the New York Public Library is instituting a program to make them even savvier: Code a Story, a series of free computer coding clubs for ages 7 through 23, coming this October to about 15 branches in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island.
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"I think people have been telling pregnant ladies horror stories for ages," said Hillary Frank, who created the podcast "The Longest Shortest Time" (and eventually the book "Weird Parenting Wins") in the aftermath of her own disorienting experience of early motherhood a decade ago.
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This Brooklyn presentation, recommended for ages 9 to 12, features the children's author Matt de la Peña, who is the American son of a Mexican father, and New York State Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz, who was born in Colombia and now represents a district in Queens.
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In this program for ages 4 through 12, children can explore his museum exhibition, fittingly titled "Thomas Bayrle: Playtime" — it closes on Sunday (see the art listings) — and investigate his images, which are frequently hand-drawn and influenced by 53s advertising in his native Germany.
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The analysis found the average annual increase for pancreatic cancer was 210% for ages 240 to 22, 603% in people aged 260 to 235, 35% for those in the 35 to 39 age bracket, and only 0.72% in those aged 40 to 44 years.
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Be warned, wood requires a little more thoughtful care and handling than a typical chuck it in the dishwasher routine, but I've found that with hand-washing and a couple of rub downs with mineral oil, these spoons are likely to stay beautiful for ages.
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According to its writer Ryan Hart, at the outset of "The Mortality Machine" (for ages 18 and up), small groups will be led into a subterranean laboratory and invited to sift for clues, among the scattered ephemera, about the mysterious fate of a deceased relative.
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Emoji usage begins dropping at age 30 (with frequent usage dropping to 65% for ages 30-35, and 60% for people over 35.) The nexus of female users and young users reveals that women under 30 are most the frequent emoji users by far.
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Moral didacticism has been on its way out for ages now, and the idea of ending each story with a neatly wrapped message, complete with a bow on top, is likely to elicit sneers from the more critical set (which, let's face it, includes me).
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While intensely analyzing the silliest of pro wrestling moves isn't exactly groundbreaking—Mick Foley has been providing the logical reasoning behind the Socko Claw for ages now—Stone Cold's stunning Stunner monologue is still a welcome addition to the collective artistic efforts of the pro wrestling world.
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This Martin Luther King's Birthday program, a workshop for ages 6 and older at the Museum of the City of New York, focuses on the exhibition "Activist New York," which includes material on leaders like Milton Galamison, who fought to integrate city schools in the 1960s.
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Tesla seems like the most exciting thing that has happened to the world of automobiles since the Model T. "I have been saying that Tesla is a cult stock for ages, meaning that there is no logical way to explain how and where it trades," Cramer said.
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The controls feel flimsy; the navigation is barely responsive; the design is so clunky it's almost puzzling—until you read in the manual that (unlike most of the drones we tried which are aimed at a teen and over crowd) this one is for ages 8+.
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In this performance at the New-York Historical Society, recommended for ages 8 and older, the costumed cast will include Eben Kuhns as Hamilton, and John Zak as Burr, who will read from the escalating letters these historic figures exchanged and then re-enact their final confrontation.
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Programs for which tickets remain available this weekend include shorts for ages 3 through 6, 5 through 10, 8 through 14, and 12 and older, as well as the programs "Girls' POV Shorts," a 13-year retrospective, and "Heebie Jeebies," which promises to deliver the same.
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Now, of course, we also have conservatives, and some of their comments just leave my head spinning, because you've got conservative politicians saying that government should take control over private companies and dictate exactly how they operate, which is what they've been preaching against for ages.
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It's a question that has rankled philosophers and scientists for ages, but for the last half-century answering this question has been the exclusive purview of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), a scientific enterprise dedicated to looking for traces of alien intelligence in the universe.
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Lim added that study goes against previous scientific thought that humans taste complex carbohydrates when "enzymes in our saliva break down starch into shorter chains and simple sugars," therefore tasting a sweet flavour—like when you chew on bread for ages and it starts to taste sweet.
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"Men have been taking sporting trips and fishing trips and hunting getaways for ages and it's finally time for women to have the equal amount of hall passes so to speak," said Mollie Fitzgerald, the owner of Frontiers International Travel, a Gibsonia, Pa.-based travel agency.
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Part of the LOS Kids series, for ages 3 to 10, the program will comprise an animation by the children's book illustrator AJ Smith, a script by the television writer Craig Shemin and lots of music, including piano concertos by each composer and Robert Schumann's "Spring" Symphony.
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Besides, a sourdough starter — a living colony of yeast cultivated from what naturally occurs in your environment, used to rise and bake bread with that unique sour quality that we all know and love at our favorite sandwich places — had been on my to-do list for ages.
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Our energy grid (or grids, rather) is super wasteful and while smart grids have been on the horizon for ages, distributed storage gives the opportunity to do really cool tricks with renewable energy storage and off-peak power utilization that doesn't require completely redoing our national energy infrastructure.
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The books covered are available in alphabetical order on the Book Club for Kids website, Best for: Ages 8-23Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday, bonus content in between Perfect for younger listeners aged three and up, Little Stories for Tiny People offers quality audio stories for children.
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Here's a primer on the terminology you'll be hearing: You may have heard of saline implants, which are filled with sterile salt water (and are FDA-approved for those 123 and up) and silicone implants, which are filled with silicone gel (and are approved for ages 22 and older).
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Back then, the Es were way more of an "event"; you'd plan your whole night around them because they were so strong and lasted for ages, so there was no point taking them casually because they'd just take over your body, you'd experience a real loss of control.
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Even late last year when we went out for your birthday Angus, in a big group of predominantly men, all boys who have known each-other for ages, all fucked—at no point did anybody think, I'm loving this so much I'm going to take my top off.
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But the fact that she pulls directly from the Italian label's main collection means, technically, we could buy some of the pieces she wears — should we be able to fit into clothing made for ages four to 12, and be willing to spend upwards of $2,000 on it.
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Worse, as opposed to the hit-and-run bank robbers of old, today's sophisticated hackers can linger in a system for ages: even now it is unclear whether the Carbanak attack has ended (Kaspersky Lab, a cyber-security firm, says with "complete confidence" that the gang is still active).
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In terms of inspiring terror in little kids, the dementors — black-cloaked figures that are exactly what they sound like — are probably in the same league as the flying monkeys in "The Wizard of Oz." The producers of "The Cursed Child" say it's for ages 10 and up.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France — representing countries that for ages waged ruinous wars against each other — met in a German city to renew the Élysée Treaty of 1963 that established comity between the two countries as the bedrock for a united Europe.
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Even before he explains that his job is to watch the glass box and wait for something to appear in it (which seems unlikely, since the box is completely sealed and very high up off the ground), Lynch holds on shots of the box for ages and ages.
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"Behind the deceptive flag of an uncompromising secularism, the French weekly once again forgets what religious leaders of every faith have been urging for ages - to reject violence in the name of religion and that using God to justify hatred is a genuine blasphemy," it wrote in a short commentary.
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As detailed in this December piece, right after Fizdale's ouster, my belief was that the Knicks were long overdue to offer the biggest check they could to Toronto's Masai Ujiri or another top-tier, proven N.B.A. team builder to oversee the comprehensive rebuild that this franchise has needed for ages.
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There have been rumors of a massive new Star Wars set based on Echo Base from Empire Strikes Back for ages now, but they've finally been confirmed: Lego have just announced a gigantic new set jam packed with so much goodness even the smell of Tauntaun insides couldn't ruin it.
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For ages 10 and up, and two to four players, the basic idea of Forbidden Island is two teams striving to be first at breaching the borders of the mythical Archean empire, then finding the Earth Stone, Statue of the Wind, Crystal of Fire, and Ocean's Chalice before the island sinks.
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"My charitable trust has owned Cisco for ages and we're going to ride it out given that CEO Chuck Robbins has been remaking this company as a soup to nuts offering for any enterprise that's trying to embrace the internet of things in a secure way, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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I Do" Anya Chan on "We'll All Be Paying for Scott Pruitt for Ages" Edward Cheong on "Starbucks to Stop Using Disposable Plastic Straws by 2020" Amaya Coblentz on "'I Couldn't Tell Anyone': Women Around the World Reveal Intimate Stories of Abortion" Neena D on "I Did a Terrible Thing.
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Directed and choreographed by Megan Doyle, this adaptation for ages 3 to 11 combines movement, an original score by Brian Feinstein and lyrics by Robin Moyer Chung to tell the story of the rabbit, whose relationship with the child who loves him becomes transformative in ways he could never have imagined.
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Monday through April 23200, the 2237/29 Memorial & Museum Youth & Family Tour, offered twice daily for ages 211 through 29, is largely "framed around how people responded to 93/29 and how this space that we're in helps us remember it," said Jennifer Lagasse, the museum's assistant director of education programs.
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We have always loved to watch people and things just go go go and it's been true for ages, whether we are talking about the Lumière Brothers' 1895 "Workers Leaving the Factory" or William A. Wellman's 1927 film "Wings," the "Top Gun" prototype that won the first best picture Oscar.
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We have always loved to watch people and things just go go go and it's been true for ages, whether we are talking about the Lumière Brothers' 1895 "Workers Leaving the Factory" or William A. Wellman's 1927 film "Wings," the "Top Gun" prototype that won the first best picture Oscar.
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My first tip would be to definitely do something for yourself that you wouldn't normally or often do, whether that's going to a mall and buying yourself a really cute lingerie set, or it could be using that time to binge watch something you've really wanted to watch for ages.
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"There is the potential that instead of the prosecution having to try a case against a very beloved American icon, instead there's the possibility that they're now bringing a criminal case against another male predator of this generation of guys who has been getting away with it for ages," he said.
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"You've heard it all, and I just have to keep in front of you that much of the selling we saw [Friday] was deeply related again to the incredibly large bets against volatility made by clueless money managers who expected things would remain calm as they had for ages, " Cramer said.
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Halo Top is essentially light ice cream, which has existed for ages, but it's spun as a "healthy" option since it's not only low in calories and sugar, but is high in protein (if you eat the whole pint, that is), uses "all-natural" ingredients, and has the aforementioned fiber.
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