Everyone grows old, but Americans are growing older more quickly.
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Growing older is a good thing in that way, right?
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Growing older is anything but a pain for Alan Thicke!
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It's all about growing older and getting better at living.
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Motherhood is the situation, but growing older is the story.
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Growing older can be tough – and that goes for all species.
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Earlier this year, Witherspoon spoke with Harper's Bazaar about growing older.
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And there are some parts of growing older that she hates.
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" CH: "Has growing older changed the way you dress at all?
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Vanessa Hudgens has learned to embrace the beauty of growing older.
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" As for growing older, she says "It is what it is.
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Having kids and growing older has been part of [that journey].
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No growing older, no eating vegetables, and no becoming an adult.
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Of everything DeMarco tackles, the feeling of growing older keeps cropping up.
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It was about growing older and finding your way, and about imagination.
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"There's not enough talked about in terms of growing older," she says.
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When you were younger, did you see yourself growing older this way?
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One of the pleasures of growing older is the shedding of ambition.
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"He didn't think there was any point in growing older," Ouchi says.
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"Follies," for example, used a reunion of chorus girls to explore growing older.
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" A drawer in the G's begins with "growing older" and ends with "guns.
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And also, as I'm growing older, what can I expect in my later years?
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It's kind of emotional watching it and thinking about my sisters and growing older.
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Growing older made her more cognizant of the power dynamic between the two of them.
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What's so bad about growing older when it's revered in almost every society except ours?
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People are growing older all over the world, and America is a beneficiary of that.
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If we had, I think I would have seen us growing older, but not different.
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He's very far from his children, they're growing older, they're going to high school now.
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And yet some trees go on for centuries, collecting rings, growing older without really aging.
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Whether this is an inevitable part of growing older or somehow lifestyle-dependent is unknown.
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Lashawnda Becoats, 47, editor and life coach I grew up thinking that growing older was bad.
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I'm a fan, growing older into death and still feeling like a teenager half the time.
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"As she is growing older, she's got more of her beautiful mama in her too," she says.
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But it's also related to another, earlier human experience: growing older, we feel that time speeds up.
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That's why, with America's population steadily and rapidly growing older, it's time to start thinking about seniors.
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It's an inevitable part of growing older; even people who've had perfect eyesight find their vision diminishing.
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What 32-year-old me could never have known is that growing older is such a gift.
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The cast members were, inevitably, growing older and growing out of their party-all-the-time ethos.
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Most mothers dread their children growing older — but Selma Blair is welcoming the inevitable with open arms.
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The whole point of growing older is to become wily, so we can get away with more.
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Growing older tends to be a process of coming around to the latter, more expansive view of things.
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One of the great things about growing older is that you can become absolutely comfortable in your skin.
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Many explanations have been put forward, such as users growing older and tougher measures against trafficking from Mexico.
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In the meantime, in a society increasing growing older, the hazard is likely to be compounded by demographics.
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So, our expectations about what is normal during aging are based on how growing older affects sedentary people.
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Americans are growing older, and we need to figure out how to provide them with long-term care.
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In the meantime, in a society increasingly growing older, the hazard is likely to be compounded by demographics.
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Stone has been very open about the aging process, from her struggles growing older in Hollywood to self-acceptance.
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Toward the end of her treatment at National Jewish, Robins reflected on growing older with a serious chronic illness.
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Their latest video for "Dripping With Fire" is a surreal dive into themes like sisterhood, estrangement and growing older.
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As Mr. Uriarte works on a second graphic novel, he acknowledges that he is growing older than his subjects.
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But, some of the company's biggest problems are an effect of how its growing older demographic uses the platform.
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Do you think a natural part of growing older is having to deal emotionally with things that feel unfinished?
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Future turkey neck aside, there's at least one part of growing older that Nettles is full-on embracing – growing wiser.
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Because marriage is usually delayed until people have finished studying and found a job, brides and grooms are growing older.
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" The Duke of Cambridge stated that he's looking forward to his children growing older, adding, "There will be some drama.
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The national population is growing older and more diverse than ever before, according to new Census Bureau numbers released Thursday.
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We've been talking a lot about "Harry Potter" just in terms of how they dealt with these kids growing older.
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If ever you needed proof that growing older doesn't mean you lose your sense of humour, just watch the video above.
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Novelists don't have to worry about holding massive casts together, kids growing older or actors chafing to move on to different roles.
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And it's a message about growing older but staying yourself and enjoying yourself, spending time with those who are close to you.
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As people die at older ages, their spouses or children or whoever they&aposre leaving money to are growing older as well.
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He doubles as a friend and confidant — and a surrogate son, perhaps — helping them cope with the daily indignities of growing older.
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What I've realized growing older is how a lot of our pressing issues is a result of or connected to climate change.
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It's not just the audience that is growing older: It's the creators themselves, said Stephanie Horbaczewski, CEO of RTL Group's multichannel network StyleHaul.
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But as of where we are now, I am very much okay with growing older and just going in for an annual checkup.
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Dismal expectations can become self-fulfilling as people start experiencing changes associated with growing older — aching knees or problems with hearing, for instance.
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As hip-hop ages and you are becoming one of its elder statesmen, how do you feel the genre is handling growing older?
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This has taken place while our population has been growing older, not younger, and the demand for services will only continue to rise.
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For the rapidly growing older adult population and active baby boomer retirees, the IoT, enabled by 5G networks, will have a profound impact.
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Nevertheless, given the numbers, "we're not going to address this growing older population through some miraculous influx of specialized geriatricians," Mr. Petriceks said.
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And while the election and his divorce may have added heaviness to his gait, this evolution may also stem from simply growing older.
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Now, the characters face challenges such as broken marriages and growing older and wondering if they have fulfilled their potential, star Gabrielle Carteris said.
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In addition, growing older causes the shape of the chest to change, which causes the rate of chest injuries to increase by 15-fold.
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The beautiful 2D adventure game is focused primarily on story, touching on everything from the challenges of growing older to much more supernatural themes.
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The towns they serve are growing older and thinning out as working-age Americans migrate from small towns to cities, often never to return.
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Britain is growing older, but this particular cohort of thinly educated old people (call it the UKIP cohort) is ageing out of the population.
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It is those voices — the sound of history itself — that enfold the particularly rendered scenes of courtship and acquisition, of growing older and dying.
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Outside the room, we are all growing older and there is possibility and excitement, but with it, deadlines to meet and decisions to navigate.
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The two friends recently released their first album together, Senior Song Book, a collection of eight songs reflecting on love, loss and growing older.
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As it is only passed down by word of mouth and the women who practice it are growing older, the culture may soon vanish entirely.
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Ohio has not fallen into step with the demographic changes transforming the United States, growing older, whiter and less educated than the nation at large.
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He maintains that what looks like mental illness is really grief over growing older and watching the world become a place he no longer recognizes.
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Why it matters: With fewer workers in the future, the government could struggle to pay for a population that is growing older and living longer.
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As I'm growing older, I pass on roles because of my experience of knowing once the movie's out, I'm going to have to promote it.
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We spoke with Ms. Phair about the reissue, Lilith Fair and growing older in a youth-obsessed music industry from her home in Los Angeles.
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Like Chris Ware's "Building Stories," this is an aching graphic novel about regret and growing older, and the ability — or inability — to confront the past.
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But Mr. Wang's physicality, notable in a society where men rarely highlight their attractiveness, also sets an example in a nation that is growing older fast.
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The narrator, coolly evasive in the way of Rachel Cusk's heroine in the Outline trilogy, relishes how travel and growing older allow her to become invisible.
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America, Donald Trump, books, music, pit barbecue, women, baseball, growing older, the creative process, celebrity, the pros and cons of having roots in the Garden State.
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White America is growing older, there are fewer white women of childbearing age, and the white fertility rate is lower than that of Hispanics and blacks.
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Laced through multiple songs are worries about growing older and less adventurous, about being either too selfish or too accommodating, and about the inconstancy of inspiration.
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Why it matters: Lack of sleep may not be a consequence of growing older but a factor that contributes to aging, the study's author told Popular Science.
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There's also a concerning trend of the homeless population growing older, said Andrea Urton, CEO of HomeFirst, which serves about 193,219 displaced people in Santa Clara County.
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Of the many people currently involved in searching for ways to slow down or delay the effects of growing older, Nathaniel David might actually have a shot.
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"Around the world it's a potential problem that farmers are growing older, particularly smallholder farmers in low-income countries," said Mark Gorman, a senior policy adviser at HelpAge.
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Harley's demographic challenges in the domestic market are well documented - core customers are growing older and efforts to attract new and young riders have yet to show results.
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Because technically, growing older isn't a problem; Mother Nature has it in for us all, reducing us to shriveled frames and crepey arms en route, eventually, to dust.
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"I think it only made me want to try harder to separate my feelings about growing older and weaker from pessimism about the world in general," she said.
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Maybe the donor is planning a pregnancy, travel or a new job or is worried about growing older -- any of which could prevent a donation later, Veale said.
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A growing older population with longer life spans means more people with dementia, though in population-based studies in this and other Western countries, its prevalence has fallen.
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When you think about growing older and getting stuck in these troughs of life from which you can't escape, you don't think of someone like Bruno or Michael.
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It is a heroic question — or really a set of them, about growing older and how we remain relevant to ourselves and to the culture we live in.
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By then, I had a couple of next-gen consoles, and playing online with my friends was more exciting than revisiting games that were growing older by the second.
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I sat down with SKUF recently to talk about his experiences as a graffiti writer in New York, getting into and ending beef, growing older, and finding creative success.
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Because Ursula had been growing older, stubbornly, inexorably, she was bound to leave us eventually, and because we always seem to lose our heroes when we need them most.
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"Diaz even wrote a book about "the art of growing older" called "The Longevity Book," which is a follow up to her New York Times best seller, "The Body Book.
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Although people may hope for good health and happiness, in practice they tend to believe that growing older involves deterioration and decline, according to reports from the Reframing Aging Initiative.
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Playing a shabby acting coach in his first ongoing TV role since the 1970s, the "Wall Street" star confronts the realities of growing older, onscreen and in his own life.
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"I think I've enjoyed being more comfortable with myself and liking myself more – and not being quite as self-critical," Douglas told reporters about the pros and cons of growing older.
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But as I grow older and consider my relationship with my biological mother, someone who's also growing older, I'm in a better position to look at things from the bottom up.
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But, again, for the rest of us in our growing-older population — and their health-care providers and regulators — the issues are obvious, and the solutions not yet quite so clear.
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" The 47-year-old expressed thanks for her the family she was born with and the family she picked, as well as for growing older, something she writes is a "privilege.
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But it progressed into something better and more interesting, a slow-burn show that has tackled divorce, grief, sibling relationships, teen sexuality, and growing older—all with a skewed sense of humor.
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The series is ultimately less a story of good vanquishing evil — though, of course, that's part of it — than of growing older and holding on to hope in the face of despair.
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As well as Catholics in general, men with Knights life insurance seem to be growing older without new young customers to replace them, three insurance agents for the Knights of Columbus told BuzzFeed News.
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Talking about and celebrating a 60-year-old woman is a good thing, especially in a medium — women's magazines — that bears responsibility for making women feel ashamed about growing older in the first place.
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Growing older, I would design websites and logos for friends, my art and style changing with the wave of the internet — I remember a friend of mine who traded cheeseburgers at lunch for MySpace layouts.
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Population growth has slowed most significantly among white Americans in recent decades, but the new Census data show members of other races are growing older too, another sign that the baby bust crosses demographic boundaries.
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In detailing his impulse to improve both his athletic acumen and himself as he approached "young old age," Marzorati offers a thoughtful guide to growing older and dispensing with fixed ideas about age and ability.
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Harley's challenges in the United States, which accounts for more than half of sales, are well-documented - core customers are growing older and efforts to attract new and young riders have yet to show results.
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" This one, he says, is "a reflection on growing older and seeing the world through a different lens, witnessing the corruptions and negativity that often surrounds us—and an attempt to maintain the innocence of childhood.
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We'll never have enough geriatricians to care for this growing older population, in part because it's hard for doctors to pay off student loans and make a living when virtually all their patients are on Medicare.
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However, additional work and many more studies are needed, she said, before a safe and efficacious stem cell-based treatment will be available "to the broad and growing population with retinal disease" -- all of us, growing older.
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As a cultural phenomenon, birthdays represent an important time for kids to think about growing older and what it means, while also affording scientists the opportunity to study how birthdays may influence a child's understanding of aging.
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The interview, which appears in the September issue of Elle, is ostensibly about growing older, her family, and her new Netflix series Maniac, but those things end up taking a backseat to Stone and Lawrence's constant banter.
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Harley's challenges in the United States, which accounts for more than half of the company's sales, are well documented - core customers are growing older and outreach efforts to attract new and young riders have yet to show results.
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" And the brand's co-founder and designer Helene Morris concurs, adding, "The beauty and fashion industries are so obsessed with youth, but the reality is we are all aging, and there are so many wonderful things about growing older.
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The percentage of the workforce that quit their jobs last month fell back a bit, but it remains very high, and close to record highs after adjusting for the fact that the workforce is growing older and less mobile.
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For a man who's famously been associated with isolation, there's something special in this song we haven't heard from Tame Impala before—the idea of inviting others into your world, and enjoying the process of growing older alongside them.
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I would never do the kinds of things he did, but I'm now his age when he was working on Shirkers with us and I understand the anxieties of somebody who might be growing older but doesn't quite feel it.
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With the help of a noble if nitwitted giant, a few inept but big-hearted student magicians, even a concerned if somewhat distant centaur, Harry takes on powers bigger and stronger than him, growing older and wiser in the process.
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Regular watchers of "Big Bang" and Lorre's other shows know that he shares his thoughts -- about everything from politics to growing older to random observations -- on his vanity cards, penning short messages that viewers (those with DVRs, anyway) can freeze and read.
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To celebrate the upcoming film, Schumer appeared on the cover of InStyle's new May beauty issue, and spoke to friend Jessica Seinfeld (as in, wife of Jerry) about not just beauty, but also wellness and the inevitability of growing older in Hollywood.
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"Since its premiere in 2015, 'Grace and Frankie' has expertly and hilariously demystified the experience of growing older and given a voice to the fastest growing segment of our population," said Cindy Holland, Netflix's vice president of original series, according to Variety.
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MacDowell, who has been a L'Oréal spokeswoman since 1986, hasn't aged a bit in those 30 years — her only sign of growing older is that she now has two daughters, Rainey and Margaret Qualley, who have followed her into the acting and modeling industry.
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Its reflections on growing older and slowing down (check out "Grow Old With Me" or "Nothing Wrong With Texas") will make you pause, but only for a moment; the rest of the record is fun as hell (its titular song, "Trophy" is especially good.
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I sat down with Takal at Tribeca to talk about how he came to write a film about her thoughts on women, how growing older has affected Takal's friendships with other actresses, and why she encourages her cast to make bad choices as an exercise.
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Perspectives on Aging Arthur Krystal's meditation on the pains and opportunities of growing older was thoughtful and comprehensive, but, while reading, all I could think of was how many elderly people buck the trends that he writes about ( A Critic at Large , November 4th).
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"On the other hand, in countries with rapidly growing older populations, the upward shift in the age distribution challenges the sustainability of social protection systems, especially old‐age pension and health care systems, due to a decreasing ratio of workers to retirees," he warned.
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Unless you're blessed with J.Lo's genes (seriously, how?), you can either embrace the inevitable wrinkles and gray hair that come with growing older or attempt to hold back the hands of time through artificial means — à la Meg Ryan and Renée Zellweger — and be ridiculed for it.
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George's death was sad, but a necessary shake-up to the core group of original interns, a sort of forced graduation that made characters reevaluate who they wanted to be at the hospital if they weren't simply Bailey's former charges, growing older and moving up, together.
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Lines like "All the youth in the world will not save you from growing older/And all the truth in a girl is too precious to be stolen from her" are a reminder that women won't back down, even when their rights are stripped away, piece by piece.
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Many of the outside craftspeople with whom the company collaborates when it doesn't have in-house expertise (Hermès insists its lacquerware, which takes three months to finish, be fashioned by a small number of artisans in Vietnam) are growing older — and their children are uninterested in carrying on.
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Because while there's no doubt that mothers of small children have a unique claim on physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion, another, more universal thread runs through Tully: the fear that in growing older, you are losing a part of your essential self, the you that you used to be.
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" According to Dugan, she and Fabbre always conducted the interviews in the same way — starting with "How do you identify today, and what were some key moments that led to that identity?" and ending with "As you look ahead, what hopes, or fears, do you have about the future and growing older?
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While Athill was quick to point out the injustices of growing older, chief among them giving up sex (Athill loved sex in her very British way, decreeing that every woman should have a few good love affairs), her tone was almost defiantly peppy — never saccharine, but refusing to give in to the weighty fear with which we tend to face the great unknown.
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Album Review Anxiety about aging courses inexorably through "Cody," the fourth album by the sterling pop-punk group Joyce Manor, taking on many forms along the way: acknowledgment of the gap between what you like and what the kids like, acceptance that growing older does not always come with actual personal evolution, recognition that the exuberance of youth was just a performance, and so many more.
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Why the white vote's shrinking One reason is because overall, the white population in the United States is growing older and the younger generations of Americans are increasingly diverse, fueled largely by the growth of the Latino population in the US. The pool of eligible voters follows along the same lines: According to an analysis by the Pew Research Center, non-Hispanic whites account for 76% of all eligible voters who died between 2012 and 2016.
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They make rap for the silvery whoosh of midnight speeding on the 10, the 110, the 105, the 710, and the 203; for the goosebump kiss of air conditioning on sweltering afternoons; for dusks and dawns turned oil slick creamsicle by freeway carcinogens and ash borne from the Southland's uncontrollable blazes; for bail bondsman neon, courtroom fluorescents, and concerts full of iPhone flashlights; for fake lean, real Gucci, and questionable morals; for 14-year-old Fairfax Avenue truants, 21-year-old Instagram twerkers, and 28-year-old parolees trying to avoid the third strike that condemns them to ramen noodle hookups and crackling phone calls with daughters growing older and more distant by the day.
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